retail they fit the definition of formula retail in the planning code they meet all the criteria for the definition of a retail business in addition to the number of stores our local land use and entitlements requires the business maintain two or more of the features the standard device facade and standard sister color scheme and signage a trademark or landmark it has standardized decor and scheme and signage those exhibits are photographs and in addition 31 they have the word kitten and ace a trademark our exhibit e based on the photographs of the kitten ace stores and the trademark operating application must be concluded they are formula retail. >> future the planning code says the burden of proof is not a formula retail we feel kitten aces intention is clear they have awning uncontinual intent to meet the formula retail prior to their application for you hayes street matt haney i've planned and secured locations statewide and in the process of meeting hiring needs clear from the announcement of the upcoming locations wheth

the name stuck. water displacement 40th formula, wd-40. doubling in the last ten years alone selling around the world 176 countries. these cans headed for malaysia, patty doing xwault control on the line for nearly 17 years. >> it's a name brand. >> reporte customers writing them saying they've used it from fixing a squeaky hinge to keeping bathroom. >> mario:s from fogging, even removing stains from fabrics. wd-40 says 2,000 ideas sent to them and counting. but they're also out to wipe away something else, the counterfeits along the way. hb-40, wo-60. it's not wd-40, one of the original cans right on display. >> i will guarantee you that this can still works. >> it works. >> reporter: that secret formula with three words in mind. made in america. whoo. >> who knew? >> do you have a can in your mansion? >> no. >> no? all right. >> my humble home does not have any wd-40. i should get some now that i know. >> yes, made in america for 60 years. >> that's the in us for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on facebook, wnnfans.com. i've got

financial troubles and is under state control, the teachers believe that the problem is the state funding formula, that calculates what the district is required to pay district charter school. >> the formula is not working, people majored in math and other things, change the formula. >> we are all in this together and none of us are getting paid but in spite of that we are here in support of our children. >> half of the children in the district attend charter schools, saidcaters say that the district owes more to charter school than it gets in state aid. >> it pits the parents of district against the parents of charter school and we are here to educate all the children. >> while it's hard to ignore the financial crisis, teachers are making sure their kids are focused on learning and the school year ahead. >> the test scores are up and attendance is up and violence is down and we are making a difference and at the end of the day that is all that matters. >> the philadelphia region received another national recognition and that was cause for celebration this morning can the schuylkill river trail w

a lot of people that majored in math and accounting, change the formula. >> half the kids attend charter schools and educators say the district owes more to charter schools than it gets in state aid. >> it pitted the parents of district against the parents of the charter school, the problem is we are leer to educate all the children. >> they are trying to keep the kids focused on the learning. >> the fact that not one teacher called out today and i was able to get retired teachers to come in and substitute for my three vacancies is what is good and great about this city. >> the teachers say that something has to change and for lawmakers in this state to come together. in brookhaven, channel 6 "action news." >> turning to the accuweather forecast, now with a hazy day ahead in the tri-state region, sky 6 hd showing you the center city skyline, we are expecting a mix of clouds and sun along with another round of high heat and intense humidity. karen rogers is at the big board with more from accuweather. >> reporter: well, look at these numbers now, it's already 87 in philadelphia and even i

. >> we're going to go where the secret formula of wd-40 is mixed. >> reporter: the concentrated formulare in san diego. the formula nearly the same since it us invented more than 60 years ago. >> it's a special thing. we covet that concentrate. >> reporter: that secret recipe -- written in pencil. on a steno pad! and where is it? locked in a bank vault right here in san diego, on rosen krans street. the year was 1953 and rocket chemical company set out to keep rockets from rust. and it took a few times. 40, in fact. and the name stuck. water displacement, 40th formula. these cans today, headed for malaysia. patty doing quality control on the line for nearly 17 years. >> it's a name brand. everybody has a can in their house. >> reporter: customers writing them, saying they used wd-40 for everything, from fixing a squeaky hinge to keeping bathroom mirrors from fogging. even removing stains from fabrics. wd-40 says 2,000 ideas sent to them and counting. but tonight, they're also out to wipe away something else. the counterfeits along the way. one of the original cans, right on display. >>

. >>> and in sport it's been another dominant day for lewis hamilton in the race for the formula one d title. while his closest rival went up in smoke at the italian grand prix, hamilton celebrated his seventh win of the season. ♪ ♪ >>> the pope has called on every european parish and religious community to take in at least one refugee family. in this as thousands of people are continuing to make their way towards western europe. many are now at the border between hungary and austria. the austrian chancellor has said it's time to phase out extraordinary measures allowing the unimpeded flow of people. there are still thousands waiting for make that trip near the hungarian southern border with serbia. police are moving people in to a new transit camp. hungary says it will seal the crossing with a new hyphens in less than five days. for many, though, the trip sat last over as refugees arrived in germany by train and bus many were met with cheers and applause. joining us live now from munich is mohamed jamjoon, he's no in commune i can forgive me. he's in austria. what is the latest we ar

the paper's claim the sunscreen shouldn't have been called spf 30 after the formula changed in march. >> the honest company, it really came out of wanting my family to have and my children to have the best chance at life. >> she said today quote, when your name says honest in the same, you're an easy target the the allegations are baseless, without merit. we're going to fight it obvious obviously. >> she's now focused on launching honest beauty. and now let's move onto trump getting booed at the u.s. open. >> so this crowd was not loving donald trump. really interesting part about last night, x we actually saw melania trump for the first time in over a month. we haven't seen her that many times since donald announced he was running for president. they say they seemed very cold. that really isn't a surprise. that's how we normally see them at every event. the u.s. open was definitely the hottest ticket in new york last night. kim was definitely front and center watching her good friend from serena's family box. since her and serena have been hanging out. kendall jenner was there as wel

>> guest: yeah, like any auction, the fcc adopted a formula in august, the commission itself, not the staff, adopted a formula with two components. one is the amount of interference the station causes. we are ultimately seeking to get spectrum back so it is relevant to the value how much interfe interference it was causes. none of this has to do with the fair market value or fair market value of the station. we are seeking spectrum and the opening bid prices are based upon spectrum. >> host: you said it is an anonymous bid. anonymous to whom? >> guest: anonymous to the outside world. if you as a broadcaster say i am participating that is fine. but when you file your application with the fcc we will not disclose to anyone the fact you are participating in the auction. >> host: gothem? >> thank you. as you mentioned the value of the spectrum has been perhaps under estimated by analyst and people in the market and the recent aw-s3 auction drew $45 million which was larger than many of us expected. one of the factors that drove the bidding higher in the markets was the fact that two compa

and in sport - find out who was feeling the force at the italian formula 1 grand prix. >>>me welco back, a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the p.k.k. says it killed 15 turkish soldiers on an attack in a convoy. turkey confirmed an attack took place, but has not given a figure for the numbers of casualties. austria's chancellor says she'll allow refugees crossing to thermoie should be faced out. pickets released by syrian tivists show fighters backing syrian forces. secretary of state john kerry spoke to his russian counterpart on saturday to expression concern about reports of an increased presence in the country. across europe, people are trying to help refugees. on sunday, a convoy of 140 cars crossed into hungary, to pick up people wanting to reach europe. charities saw an increase in donations in due to movg pictures of a young syrian boy watched up on a beach in turkey. online the plight of refugees has dominated. hundreds of thousands calling on european leaders to act. online activist has been promoting the refugees. he joins us live from brussels. welc

the papers claim the sunscreen shouldn't have been called spf 30 after the formula changed in march. >> i really approach the brand really as a consumer because i am a consumer. i am the mom that wants effective high quality products that aren't crazy expensive. >> alba is now focused on launching honest beauty. and now let's move onto trump getting booed at the u.s. open. >> so this crowd is not loving donald trump. really interesting part, we actually saw melania trump for the first time in over a month. we haven't seen her many times since donald announced running for president. they didn't talk too much. but that really isn't a surprise because that's how we normally see them at every event. the u.s. open was definitely the hottest ticket in new york last night for the williams sisters match. kim kardashian was front in center. she was actually sitting in the williams family box. kendall jenner was there as well. she was there with her boyfriend j joe jonas. it was surprising that we didn't see drake there last night. he's been rumored to date serena williams since they were spott

that, in some cases, follows either the same formula, or it would have a different kind of formula. areof those arrangements done individually. we are facing at the moment a little bit of a mess of fragmentation of different initiatives driven because of the need for the u.n. to raise more money to do what it is doing. unfortunately, meaning that you have hundreds of different initiatives, which could be arranged, or reported about, in different ways. this essentially contributing to u.n. staff having to do multiple s to a variety of different initiatives, and from my point of view, contributing to the inefficiency that people talk about. host: there is a viewer on twitter saying that millions of , again,flow overseas what does the u.n. do, and are they just a figurehead? and terms of the amount of money that flows directly to developing countries, or emergency situations, the amount that goes from the u.n. is not, by any means, a major percentage of that figure. the role that the u.n. plays is basically to bring together the different donors organ to contributors to make sure there

for all nations, the same formula. it is like a health report.you could look at your cholesterol level, do you smoke, do you exercise not an -- mike: tom does not want to wide-out. [laughter] you can look at it, you can see what the benchmark is. i don't want to oversimplify it. there is a formula and if we could look at the formula together, it's like a health report and that is what i would like to have happen. i have learned to be scared over the years. basically, i am mostly just interested in who is going to buy and who was going to sell and why. it is the aggregate of purchases divided by the quantity of a bond or equities. i look at it factor by factor. so now when i am trading at anything that is going to give me an edge, whether it is insider buying, we take those rules and we have written those rules down. it came really in 1982, 1983, i pretend i would put on a trade would write the reason i wrote , the trade down on a pad and i would look at those rules after i closed the trade. what i discovered is that those rules could be programme

but if there's anyone who has the formula to get you there, it is my "all-access" guest. take a look. michael lee chin is a self--made business mogul, banker, investor and than throwphilanthropist. he left a career to pursue a career as a financial advisor, a lucrative decision for a jamaican jamaican-born canadian. he once accumulated an estimated net worth of $2 billion. today his portfolio of diversified companies spans across financial services, tourism, real estate, and health care. he's also chairman of the national commercial bank of jamaica and donates his time around the world to philanthropic work especially in education. i caught up with michael lee chin at this year's black enterprise entrepreneurs summit in atlanta, georgia. i know that at an early age you learned a lot about opportunity. and the importance of leveraging education. >> yes. >> tell us about that. >> first day in high school i was 11. and we were in an old room and we were being addressed by the equivalent of the governor of the state. and he said, ladies -- boys and girls, opportunity knocks b

far has been about personal jabs but as 2013 gets closer, candidates may be trying to figure out the formula. >> voters seem to be asking for that now. thank you so much. >> emigration reform has been front and center in this republican race thanks in large wart to donald trump. sparks flew last night on that issue. jonathan bets is here now with that. this debate highlighted the growing divide within the gpo. >> we're building a wall as on the campaign trail immigration was a big focus of the republican debate. >> he's weak on immigration. >> and it was personal for bush. he called out coloneled trump for labelling him soft on immigration because his wife was born in mexico. >> that was completely inappropriate and i hope you apologize for that, donald. >> but in style, trump did not back down. we're the only ones stupid enough to have it. >> although his challengers support a secure border, some were quick to dismiss the plans. >> to build a wall and deport people half a million a month would cost hundreds of billions of dollars. tear families apart. >> you can't just wave your hands and s

redskins have a lot to build pon, solid defense and strong running game will be the formula for this team this season. if kirk cousins continues to make a few plays here and there they should be just fine. let's not overlook the giants. despite their record, new york has a good football team. >> they won't just lay down because they're 0-2. if anything they feel their backs are against the wall and a do or die mindset in the locker room. we have to match their intensity. >> the giants could easily be 2-0, we know that and they know that and these games usually come to the final two minutes and every week you get a serious challenge and thursday night will be no different. >> redskins-giants tomorr >>> we see pope francis zigzag around the district in a humble fiat. the district is crediting the holy father with helping close a few deals. one woman was on the fence about the fiat until now. >> she called me up this morning and said, hey, i think i've reconsidered my purchase of the fiat 500 r. i think i'd like to get one. >> what's jeep going to think? when he's in the jeep mobile also

. >>> a rather unusual sight at the formula one car race in singapore yesterday. alk on the track. >> what? who does that? >> the race cars were going right past him. officials put the race under caution while the guy walked a bit further. he was arrested shortly after. the race resumed shortly after. >> i always thought those google walking directions would make me go the wrong way. >>> week two of the nfl season has just one game left in it. >> for some of what and who went down, here are our guys at espn. >> alongside john b., i'm john a. another def tating injury for the cowboys. you want to see my tony romo impression? broken clafable in a sling as he watched the rest of the game. there he is looking spry before the whole thing happened. team's winning, 13-0. here, broken left collarbone on this play. our dr. mark attux thinks it will be about eight weeks. the normal time it takes for that part of the body to heal. brandon weeden came in, was fine. 4yards. cowboys are 2-0. see how they do whiteout the key players. >>> packers-seahawks. we got no score. rodgers

government, we need this administration, the obama administration, to react immediately and to redecide the formula in how much reimbursement puerto rico is getting. >> it can't continue the way it is. it just can't. >> it cannot. it cannot. >> it just can't. a lot of the people who are heading to central florida, brain drain. we mentioned it earlier. engineers, doctors, lawyers, are they not? yes? >> absolutely, yes. that's the largest influx that we're seeing in central florida. we're all concerned about the issues around equity and absolutely the impact, losing talent, right? and folks that don't feel that they can survive in puerto rico. it's absolutely an issue for local governments in orlando, in orange county, in osceola, where most of the folks are settling. we're looking at, you know, the need to build new schools, right? we have thousands of children being registered, new children being registered into those school districts. >> and what's happening are the people left behind in puerto rico are the older generation, who are at the end of their income-earning ability and it's on their back

as chancellor white pointed out, the formula on some of these, it says, what is the cost of attendance? what is the family expected contribution? if you have a very high cost of attendance and a very low family contribution, where is the money going to go? it's going to go to institutions that have very high tuition. it really does not -- it makes sense in theory, i guess, if you think about the need there, but it doesn't serve the vast majority of students well. this approach often results in suboptimal funding of education. there are often funds returned to institutions but not allowed to be recycled to other institutions. the proposed allocation formulas from the national association of student aid administrators and department of education would place greater emphasis on the neediness of each school students populations unlike the current formula. we want to make it clear that we're all for making every program effective, spending every dollar as efficiently as possible in putting the money where it does the most good for students, but given the relatively small contribution of fed

here is the formula. it didn't end up good. nothing ends up good. here is the simple formula. ama looks at the middle east and says in the last 12 years we have tried an experiment in full on intervention and it didn't work. we have tried partial intervention in libya and it didn't work. we have tried nonintervention and it didn't work. can't we give it to asia? can't i deal with asia? this is management of bad situations keeping them from getting worse. charlie: and the argument is who won the iraqi war, the iranians. jeffrey: the iranians are good at winning. charlie: they didn't have a lot of skin in the game at that time. some argue because the middle east has cap united states preoccupied, china has on -- has had an opportunity in africa and other places. jeffrey: and we should be -- charlie: and we should have been more alert in the changes in asia and the velocity of change there. jeffrey: there are people in the administration who are frustrated by the fact that the middle east takes up so much time and bandwidth and the united states is put on the hook for everything t

there was only a table with one broken chair and more worrying there was the formula. she was having trouble supporting the baby's head. so, we said i think we need to interview at you again because i was concerned about the baby and i thought maybe we could bring her some formula or something. so we gave her the $50 that were used and that we pay people and low and behold we came the next day and she is just heading out the door. her hair had been permed. she looked terrific. she had gone to goodwill and got a new pantsuit and she was on the way out having left her baby with mom to look for a job. and there was formula in the house. what we realized in that then that little moment or before i met my co-author luke schafer who is the one that analyzes this government survey of the program participation that i realized not only was it possible that a group of americans were living on incomes are so low we didn't even as a nation think it was possible. it they had sort of a magical power. if you have no cash in the developing world, there is an economy that you can subsis

sunday race day for the formula 1 italian grand prix. monday is labor day. tuesday is the day stephen colbert takes over as host of the late show. wednesday is the day that queen elizabeth ii passes queen victoria to become the longest ruling monarch in british history. thursday is the day pittsburgh and new england meet in the opening gym of the n.f.l. season. friday is the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. saturday is the u.s. open tennis women's final. and here is what's new for your weekend. robert redford and nick nolte are in theaters with "a walk in the woods." >> well, they say the appalachian trails are like life. >> you don't know what's going to happen next. you give it your best shot. >> rose: iron maiden's new album is "the book of souls." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rose: and arianna grandi has shows in portland, oregon and sacramento, california. (singing) >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. >> rose: for more about this program and earlier episo

>> well the formula is established in statute and regulation. neither is something the department gets to arbitrarily change without negotiated rule making or an act of congress that change kaz the statute. >> but the rule making is done pursuant to a regulatory regime adopted by the congress, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> thanks very much. >> mr. flores, in your remarks, you mentioned that the number of latino students who are matriculating to college is going up. that's due primarily to demographics, that our population is growing so fast and quickly that by the very nature you'll see more latinos in the pipeline, but it's not necessarily attributable to any specific programs that are preparing latinos or getting them in the pipeline. it's just the population is bubbling up, so it's going to reflect itself in those statistics for ma electricculation. is that right? >> yes, and so my main point is not to reach toward the conclusion of success without understanding that it may just be demography and not successful programming and policie

there was nothing wrong with what she did and what the police chief did, but it's not the rest of the formula, which has to give these people hope, has to combine education and resources. these kids need love. they don't just need education. we fall down in both those categories. >> juan, you can stop at a texeco or exxon station, it's right there in your face. >> what we do, we involve young people, as well as the adults in the community. we have grown to gas stations, liquor stores, we have 800 liquor stores, you know, and restaurants, so the young people and the adults also become part of the solution and they go and talk and educate the managers and encourage them not to sell drugs, and second, not to sell alcohol, because it's a problem on our young people not to sell it to young people and they get a sticker, put it on the door, put it on the wall, and when the people from the district come, the inspectors, they see they have been spoken with. so we do environmental scanning with the young people, where they go to a park and we've done this, and they see what the k2 are or bottles of be

for all the formulas and science that follow an el niño weather pattern, there's a bit of farce too. el niño is spanish for the niño. sam: not to be outlandish, but a nasa climatologist did have this to say. bill: this is the godzilla el niño if it matures and actually comes to fruition. sam: what will this monster bring by way of rainfall to our drought-stricken state? in a recent statement, california climatologist michael anderson said it could be flood or famine. he says, quote, "historical weather data shows us that, at best, there's a 50/50 chance of having a wetter winter." is he right? we asked one of anderson's former professors at uc davis, nationally renowned water expert dr. jay lund. jay lund: i believe that mike--when i look at the statistics, i get about the same kind of answer that he gets. sam: which is to say you can have an el niño pattern without heavy rainfall. in fact, data from northern california shows little correlation between the two. this graphic plots out the strength of el niño from left to right and the corresponding water flow. jay: you'll see that the

she knows the formula for long life. >> translator: always be tearful from the moment i get up i'm alwaysd can't stay sti still. >> reporter: like every senior who turns 100 she also gets a special edition silver saki cup but growing number of centarians they are looking at using cheaper metals because of the cost and this district has 58 people turning 100 this year. >> translator: our welfare team looks after their health and makes sure they get out and join activities and provide transport and facilities. >> reporter: increasingly this is a society being geared to the needs of the elderly. whether it's a shortage of nursing homes or statistics like the number of juvenile criminals being over taken by older criminals for the first time each day seems to bring japan a twist in the aging population problem looking for a solution. and he doesn't have to worry but sadly for future people it will be a gift a little less special, rob mcbride, tokyo. >>> keep up to date with the very latest news on the website, there it is on your screens, al jazeera.com. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight

there is talk that the formula 1 race will be canceled. they have not been able to come up with an effective solution that can tackle the problem. indonesia promised to step up enforcement. it says its police have already detained several executives whose companies who have alleged to started some of the fires while it's investigating more than a hundred others. >> think of the u.s. state of california and places like hollywood or san francisco probably springs to mind. there is another side of the state. it's home to hundreds of ghost towns. >> reporter: this is balrat, california. a ghost town. there are no phones, no cell signal, not even a television and no mail service either. but it does have something. meet rocky novak. for the past 11 years, the one and only resident. he's trying to preserve the history of this one thriving and wild mining town that over a century ago was an important hub for mineral exploration. >> here is old original photos in its day. this is 1898 photo. there's the callaway hotel. >> this town was quite a town.

the formula, the place where many believe the inequity exists is based on two principles. first the fair share portion of the formula, which primarily calculates the amount of funds an institution receives based on the relative need of their students. and second, a base guarantee that ensures that participating institutions receive at least as much as received in prior years. as a result of the latter, a portion of the funding is dedicated to maintaining traditional funding levels at specific institutions and does not necessarily reflect the national need. this has the effect of some institutions receiving higher allocations simply because they have been in the program longer. this funding pattern does not reflect growth or shifts among students or across institutions creating a situation where underresourced institutions often have fewer access to those dollars than institutions that have more resources. consequently, nasfa has made the following recommendation to change the way the program are allocated to institutions so they will become more targeted to low-income. we

the mother mixed the formula with the vodka not knowing there was alcohol in the bottle. the baby had a blood alcohol level of .29. police are investigating to find out if this was a case of negligence or an accident on the father's part. >>> queen elizabeth, ii broke her great, great grandmother, queen victoria's record becoming the longest running british monarch. today the bells tolled at westminster abbey in honor of the 89-year-old. more than 63 years and 7 months on the throne. the queen down played the milestone inaugurating a new train route on the scottish border. >> a long life can pass by many milestones. my own is no exception. i thank you all and the many of us at home and overseas for your touching messages of great kindness. >> queen elizabeth has served longer than her father, king george, henry the 8th and any of the king richards. >>> after driving a small town in kentucky bananas, a monkey has been captured. the primate was on the run for two days as animal control tried to catch up with him. he was swinging through the trees and jumping into cars and g

she knows the formula for long life. >> translator: always be cheerful. moment i get up i am always busy and can't stay sti still. >> reporter: like every senior who turns 100, she also gets a special edition silver sack i couple of the growing number of september flyer cranes means japan is now looking at using cheap metals in the future because of the cost. this one district alone has 58 people turning 100 this year. >> translator: our welfare team looks after their health and also makes sure they get get out and join activities so we provide transport and facilities. >> reporter: increasingly this is a society being geared to the needs of the elderly. whether it's a short i'm of nursing homes or statistics like the number of juvenile criminals being overtaken by older criminals for the first time, each day seems to bring japan a new christ in its aging population problem. looking for a solution. she doesn't have to worry, but sadly for future sent their vinnies the solution will be a commemorative gift a little less special. rob mcbride, al jazeera, to

which is spreading over neighboring countries and singapore is worried about the air quality over the formulae and in malaysia. >> reporter: a cloud seeding operation and change in wind direction have sell disburse some pollutants in the area and it improved and have been allowed to reopen. the thick cloud of smoke or haze is caused by open burning in indonesia where they clear the land for farming or plantation use and it's illegal but enforcement is week. this is a problem that not only effects indonesia and neighbors where thousands of people complain of respiratory difficulties and visibility and flights are cancelled and flights in singapore could be effected and indonesia had talks with countries before but have not been able to come up with an effective solution to tackle the problem which has been somewhat of an annual occurrence but they said to step up enforcement and police already detained several executives whose companies are alleged to have started some of the fires while it is investigating more than 100 others. >>> tie land's military government released an out spoken critic

. >> with if we run the ball the way we should, formula hasn't changed in however many years. it's about taking care of the football. being smart. explosive plays are going to happen. >> when roberta vinci woke up

we are not messing with the formula. the boobs stay. the long legs. rosanna: were you contemplating? >> no. the boobs stay. greg: some executive trying to redefine the show, let them see me. >> they have stopped a long time ago. the short dresses, the blond. this ridiculousness is staying. rosanna: it works. greg: donald trump is watching "good day new york." check this out. please. during a national press conference over the weekend, this came up, right in the middle of it. >> all i want them to do is say hello the rosanna and greg too, great people. greg: jeb bush is not saying that. rosanna: there was a hashtag who are they. we are on the map. >> it is crazy, if he wins, the three of us could be going to white house. >> he promised us ambassador ships. greg: yes. rosanna: some where fun. no war. greg: if you see donald, tell him we say hello back. rosanna: to the clothing line. >> this is one of my dresses. hsn back on september 24th. i like simplicity. i feel like a woman should spend on accessories but the clothing is giving out on us. the weight

today the jets just did not have the formula for a victory. against the eagles the jets turned it over four times. this was the worst. brandon marshall admitted his lateral was a bone headed play. after spotting philly a 24-point lead, jets tried to come all the way back. they just couldn't. they end up losing this 24-17. >>> now to the yankees. if masahiro tanaka can't pitch in the wildcard game, maybe the yankees should point to luis severino. the yankees topping the white sox 6-1. >>> the mets gave all the regulars a day off. i don't think it mattered for jacob degrom. he only gave up one run and drove in two from the plate. mets win by a final of 8-1. later in sports update we've got damon amendolara in studio who gives us his take on the jets and giants. and pete rose is in the news once again. is this the year, his final chance to get in to the hall of fame? we'll discuss that later in sports update. meeting in manhattan. >> what was it like to meet pope francis? >> absolutely amazing. >> a teenager in a wheelchair gets blessed by the pop

. >> we heard testimony from king alexander regarding the funding formula for seog. nd his observation was pretty consistent with yours when you said that one of the components is the sort of that hold harmless clause where you give their base -- you give them the base that they had the year before. so the older institutions that have need, when the program was created and have been outpaced enormously but newer, faster growing institutions and the formula is outdated and tends to reward older institutions and give them more money. we heard in fact a statistic. all the ivy leagues combined receive $10 million in seog for 60,000 students whereas the california state university, which educates 400,000 students, receives $11 million and of their 400,000 students almost half of them are pell eligible, whereas the ivy leagues maybe under 15% are pell eligible. so the money is being -- so a large amount of money's being invested in a very small number of needy students on the one hand and over here you have a huge number of needy students who are getting essentially nothing

tesla thinks it has the formula. ♪ pimm: tesla's all electric automobiles have made a big national marketsy were introduced three years ago. morehe brands have been ith male buyers than female buyers are they are rolling out a new model for female purchasers. buyers% of the initial of model s were women. of carore than 50% buying decisions are made by women. i thought it was interesting that so few went to the model s at first. pimm: they went in and asked a focus group. safety and having the third seat for children and for extra storage were much higher than performance. they wanted reliability, safety. matt: for men, those things do reliability,ist maybe. but safety is not with your as concerned about, and certainly not the third row. pimm: $85,000 is the price. ever check outve a model s on their configurator, you can never get below $100,000. pimm: $100,000 for this suv? bellshe put on all the and whistles. that is the perspective of a male buyer. maybe if you did a female -- on the model s has a third row as well. not a lot of people know the is. you can see seven people in a model. s