tuition has grown twice the rate of inflation putting it at risk to many. an estimated 60% of students who earned a bachelor's degrees borrowed on average $26.5000. traditionally, americans could count on this country 's sea system of education. but the last few decades have driven up the costs. the net annual college cost for a student in a four-year public college last year rose to $12,400. that's 50% jump from ten years ago. it costs more to get an education than it may before, but in the end what counts on the return of investment. last year a pew survey asked that question, 75% of respondents believe that a college education is too expensive for most americans today. but 57% say colleges fail to provide a good value for the money families invest to obtain a degree, and that might be a bigger indictment of what is wrong of higher education that i than the surging costs. people want to know if it's worth the cost. they want to be shown the money. many are responding to those demands. reports on new research that points to what some students are calling m

it was set at sixteen university was planning to increase its tuition fee by a thousand five hundred dollars which priests tends to ration the semester to fifty eight thousandand two dollars ten seconds since the income of his parents remained the same tuition hikes with equal to pay cut for his parents to the groups participating in the protest also criticized the government retaining higher education into commodities by allowing the school is to increase its tuition fees and lower taxes for many like him to prices in response the ministry of education said that he had not received proposals from universities to increase tuition. the ministry had at the legislature to pass the act governing just manipulation and peace the school is to establish a stable mechanism for schools to ration and peace the annual spring skirts world the ladies masters golf tournament is set to open was ninety six golfers inviting would be a hundred thousand us dollars cash prize caledonia dunn who was able to compete in the tournament last year due to injury but she hopes to take on this year's championship

missing number one driver of increased college tuition. high school academic preparation is the number one driver of college completion. are small players in this game. the big players are still , if we could answer the five states to at least embrace policies that ensure low income students can pursue higher education with a debt- free guarantee or low tuition with respect to indiana, you can genetically improve college completion and reduce costs. this is not some sort of pie in the sky idea. i were to congress for a long time. congress has a long history of delivering aid in lump sums. we would suggest doing that with respect to a number of higher education programs. delivering that money to states. let states what they think is best to achieve the kind of outcome. imagine being able to say to an eighth-grade student if you are responsible and work hard in high school, will guarantee you they can go to a four-year university. he can go to a public college of atr college with a new state the very least without incurring any more debt or

a group of illegal immigrants in georgia has filed a lawsuit for in-state tuition. they are part of deferred action for childhood arrivals which grants children brought to the u.s. illegally temporary permission to stay in the country. the university of georgia's system and the board of regents say the students don't qualify for in-state tuition because they have a lawful presence in the u.s. under the program. a judge said he needs more information and time before decide it is case and asks both sides to submit additional filing within 60 days. here, good friends bob beckel and andrea tantaros. tell everybody what a good cook i am. i saw you over the weekend. >> cooked it fast, too. you have another profession as a short order cook. >> kicking me out of my seat? >> very good, yeah. >> he hasn't cooked a meal in four years. >> who knew you were top chef? >> like you, i worked in restaurants all my young years. >> he was a short order cook. >> and a bartender, waiter, busboy and everything. i was a dishwasher first. >> why don't you relive -- >> i'm not reliving them

and we have increased financial aid to keep up with the whole higher tuition fees. and i would ask that if you believe in that theory, and what your opinions are, why this has outstripped inflation so much over the last several years. >> it is very simple to come to the conclusion and it's frustrating as we pour more of this financial aid into the system, the cost of college increases. the first thing we must look at is the difference of the cost of providing education and the price they pay. the cost of providing education if he went back to the 1980s, it has run fairly parallel with inflation. but if you look at the price that students and families have been paying, it has run more than double the rate of inflation. and the primary driver intuition is not in which it has gone up so much, but it's in that state and local governments have been this investing in higher education in 40 years ago states were covering 65% of the cost of education through privations and today they are covering 35% and the burden of paying for college has gone from the public pooling toge

been cut in the past and tuition still gone up. the main reason it's going up we have a relatively finite supply of providers. we have very high demand is often irrational, underinformed and states and institutions that take advantage of that high demand but cut their own aid and shifting responsibility to students in the form of heightened loans. justin is right that a key is to maintain if not grow state aid for higher education or to slow the growth in public college tuition and fees. as i said, my testimony we argue that there is a ample opportunity for the committee not to mention other committees to target existing programs outside of pell consolidate the funds, give them to states, give them to governors. create another tommy thompson or jerry brown or whoever any governor to maintain an outcome when it comes to college affordability. you guys can empower them to do that. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank you. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much. thank you for holding this series of hearings. i thi

that's why we have established a girl's tuition program.nal $50,906 for girls tuition in malawi. the full cost for a year of school for each girl is $177 which includes room and board for the girls who need it. the full cost of each of our desks that are made in malawi has increased to $65 each, reflecting a fuel spike in malawi. that has increased many prices involved in getting the desks built. the price of steel, the price of the wood that the workers use in malawi to make those desks. but any amount you can contribute is helpful. if you contribute $10 to desks or tuition, someone else will contribute $10 and someone else will contribute $10 so a girl will go to high school who otherwise would not have had a chance to go to high school and she will see a desk for the first time in her life at that school and she will treasure that desk in ways that we who take such things for granted find hard to imagine. and it will be the only furniture that she has at home or at the school where the girls in their dorm torys sleep on the floor. and co

out of state tuition can be up to $14,000 more expensive than in-state tuition. al isn't happy of this. american born citizens from different states can't even get in-state tuition in a different state. cody sees a benefit, it provides an opportunity to increase revenue for the state. you can read more at @consider this, al jazeera.com. >> the the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. weeknights 7:30 et / 4:30 pt on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. is. >> communes promised what sounded like an capitulates. in the 60s, large numbers of people on big pieces of land. however many didn't last, an american commune, airing on sunday at 9:00 eastern on al jazeera. >> we knew where water came from when we were growing up and we did every single thing from scratch. >> we use our resources uneconomically, so we learned how to make soy milk. >> if you are treated well, you will have a good flavor from that that wi

out of state tuition can be up to $14,000 more expensive than in-state tuition. al isn't happy of this. american born citizens from different states can't even get in-state tuition in a different state. cody sees a benefit, it provides an opportunity to increase revenue for the state. you can read more at @consider this, al jazeera.com. >> the >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversati

as i said that night at the latino leadership, i am for tuition quality.am not for adding tuition aid grants or adding undocumented out of state students to have rights that citizen out of state students don't have in new jersey and i'm not for an open-ended commitment that that not even the president of the united states was willing to grant in the executive action he took in the aftermath of the dream contact not being passed. >> this, as you know, margie, very savvy politician, has won over a lot of votes. i think he won 51% of the hispanic vote in his most recent gubernatorial race. what do you make of this controversy? >> well, he didn't win 50% of latino vote after people heard that statement. i mean, look, he's trying to appeal to everybody and he's going to end up not appealing to a lot of people as a result. there are -- there's a certain sect of republican primary voters that are not going to accept any kind of compromise when we're talking about dreamers or any kind of recognition of dreamers with in-state tuition or any capacity. again, it's no

out of state tuition can be up to $14,000 more expensive than in-state tuition. al isn't happy of this. american born citizens from different states can't even get in-state tuition in a different state. cody sees a benefit, it provides an opportunity to increase revenue for the state. you can read more at @consider this, al jazeera.com. >> the 60s communes, it turns out they never went away. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> here are the headlines at this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. to. >> do we need to relearn how we communicate as a society? decision became the center piece of a heated discussion over the use of snark, negativity. the whole debate was kicked off, on smarm, a mindset that disdains negativity ignoring substance. we're joined with the person who ignited the debate, tom snoker and cameron, executive director of the good man project. quite the fire storm you ignited with all this. why don't we start, the whole thing started, buzz feed saying we're not going opublish any mor

it is a jobs program, it is a desks program, it is a tuition program.t is a nurses education program. the moment common ambition of the high school girls that i've met in mulawi is to become a nurse. every morning she rides her bicycle over seven dirt miles of rough road, she proves she has the determination to finish her education. the only thing in doubt is she will have the resources to do that. and with your help, the k.i.n.d. fund can provide her with everything she needs to finish school and realize her dream of becoming a nurse. [ male announcer ] this duracell truck has some very special power. ♪ [ toys chattering ] it's filled with new duracell quantum batteries. [ toy meows ] [ dog whines ] [ toy meows ] these red batteries are so powerful... that this year they'll power all the hasbro toys donated to toys for tots. want to help power some smiles? duracell. trusted everywhere. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce

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. >> it has to do with the costs of tuition in the system of georgia. college and university cost of tuition has gone up faster than inflation and other products and services. as a result of that, and as a result of the recession, people losing jobs and income. >> in response to the need the georgia legislature passed a bill this year, which they expected to georgia. a problem that is stopping the funding here is the fact that tuition, for example, university of georgia has gone up 200% in the last 10 years alone. amazing price increase for kids across the country. we should know in the next couple of hours if there's a winner around the country as officials look at the tickets. and if there is not a winner, on friday there'll be another drawing, approaching nearly a billion. if no winner on maybe you get a friday. >> i hope so. >> coming up - critical space walk. why nasa astronauts have to leave the international space station. >> outrage over arizona's child welfare system. there are reports more than 6500 abuse cases have been ignored. the welfare a

is tuition less affordable than it used to be in. >> i agree with what zack said, it's true, you hear the numbers, $30,000 average debt. a good proportion of students pay much less than $30,000 in debt. and i would agree that if a person's job brings in much more than the debt, if you have more, it's not a deal. but there are people for whom it is a big deal. and for whom one out of eight is 5 million people. so there is a pretty good hunk of people for whom the debt crisis is a real crisis. >> for the community it's a big crisis. crisis: we have a video comment: >> i have $62,000 in student loan debt. student loan debt has forever changed my life. since i graduated, i've not been able to contribute to the economy in the way i want to, and have not been able to contribute to the community in a meaningful way. it brings shame for me and my family because no matter how hard i work or try, i can't get out of this hole. >> is it a crisis? and if it is, how is it impacting the lives of the younger generation. >> i believe this is a full-blown crisis. and i don't think that the media is tal

the tuition and fees deduction allows people earning less than $150 a year, and single parents earning less than $80,000 to exclude $4,000 from their income giving them a lower tax bill. >> we're hoping that congress does something to make these incentives more permanent to provide certainty. when you're trying to decide if you can afford to go to school you need to know that after tax expense for tuition and fees. >> in the meantime, affected parents should try to pay 2014 expenses by the end of this year. struggling homeowners are going to face what many experts are calling a financial disaster at the expiration of the mortgage debt act of 2007. consider more tha effected lends reduced the sides of distressed mortgages by $108,000 for the monthly payments affordable. if congress doesn't act mortgage reductions made in 2014 will be taxed as income. >> it's going to hit these people who are the very most vulnerable, people who are already struggling with their mortgage payments. people who have been hurt by a declining home price market, and that just hurts the housing market and hurts

undocumented students living in new jersey are getting a break on college tuition. governor chris christie will allow illegal student to pay the in-student rate. they must attend three years of high school or get a gde. they have enacted similar laws, put it comes with a limitation. undocumented students are not eligible for state financial aid. >> canada's supreme court makes a big ruling on the safety of sex workers. >> plus, looking at the world through the eyes of an 8-year-old. a series offering a new perspective on concerns that affect all of us. >> canada's highest court on friday struck down a series of laws aimed at stopping provt tuition. lawmakers have until next year to reform the laws. >> this was not a ruling on the legality of prostitution. it was a ruling on whether the restrictions imposed by parliament on prostitution, which is legal in canada, is endangering sex workers. the justices found they are, and struck down the prohibition on keeping a brothel, making a living from profit it use and on- street soliciting. precautions will now be taken to a

whether or not you can afford to go to school you really need to know that after tax expense for tuition and fees. >> in the meantime tax experts say affected parents should try to pay 2014 expenses by the end of this year. >> struggling homeowners are going to face what many experts are calling a financial disaster with the expiration of the mortgage debt forgiveness relief act of 2007. the law prevents forgiven mortgage debt as income. consider that more tha action effected lenders reduce the size of the affected mortgages so that monthly payments were affordable. if congress doesn't act mortgage reductions made in 2014 will be taxed as income. >> it's going to hit these people who are the very most vulnerable people who are already struggling with their mortgage payments. people who have been hurt by a declining home price market, that just hurts the housing market or hurts the economy. >> reporter: small business notice united states create more than 60% of private sector jobs. many economists say their ability to grow will be hurt by the expiration of deduction up to $500,000 spent

she raised enough money to pay the tuition for the girl in uganda and many others, as well. these are photos of some of the girls mary grace's handiwork has helped to educate. >> and i started going into retail stores, and now i'm selling in eight different states, and so it's grown a lot. >> hi, sweetie. >> hi! how are you? >> good. how are you? >> good. thanks. all right. >> bring me some goodies? >> yep. here's some new bows. >> great. >> yeah. let's just open this up. >> oh, look at that. it's like spring in a bag. >> [ laughs ] >> don't you love it? >> so, why did you decide to carry mary grace's hair accessories? >> i was walking down the street for the sidewalk sale one day, and i came across her display and her bows, and i had to have them. i totally fell in love with them. i love the concept. i love the color combinations. i love the fact of what she was doing benefited so many other people, and it was just -- it was the perfect fit for our store. they're incredibly popular. people love it. what do we say? you look fabulous, sweetheart. >> so, what do you think abou

so where the united states goes it's not the incidental to the tuition store. jewish tradition has always been cooperative and call him elements and bands to turn shows that it was the us closed amid the lakes but became its new tropes in twentieth century america this is called because of a chain one in spain . the it seems they were wrong you to the playground israel tilted statesman prison shimon peres has attempted to ease for teens in the middle east by saying that he would be happy to meet his counterpart from the islamic republic. kason recon team. oh i know i don't have an immense. we don't close it though. yvonne is an enemy. and this is the moped it. the neon me is that the metro. open house and bought them at the open policy. oh well time to sit in moncton it for example with ufos. but the moment the fight to change this policy was no milk opiates and time the negative that though this is still call him grow and amaze. true friends low pay rates may be trying to extend the hand of friendship. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has taken a dif

i'll wait for apology letters to come in while some said i wasn't serious about tuition equality and this was an election prank. the fact is that sometimes compromise is quiet and happens in small rooms. sometimes compromise is the result of public arguments. >> the final version will not include tuition grants for undocumented students prompting a reporter to ask whether they were being treated as second class citizens. christie responded by saying quote they can't be second class citizens they are because they are not citizens. >> wasn't this an issue that got rick perry in trouble in iowa in the debates, he talked about the need to be compassionate to these children who were not responsible for their parents' decisions? >> he used the word heartless that people didn't agree with him. didn't have a heart. one thing people love about chris christie, he really does decide what he thinks to do he does it and explain it. he thinks financial aid goes too far. very few states do financial aid. new jersey is the fifth state if they passed it. this is good for him. there's all this talk of

davis just outside of sacramento, students stage an occupy movement of their own against a proposed tuition hike. steven is a sophomore at the university and aspiring video grapher at uv davis's student run tv station. >> the general reaction is pretty upset with the tuition going up and people are angry about that. >> as a week long peaceful exchange in the third week of november 2011 escalates into a global expect cal. eye few dozen pitch tents and stay overnight on the campus quad. the following morning campus police warped them to break down encampments. >> you are being told to leave this area. >> campus cops decide to take action. >> around 3:10, we were waiting in anticipation of how they were going to handle this. they spread around and there is 50 or so that are approaching. they were told and they started to lift bans. >> how does it feel? >> those who don't comply with the police order are arrest and detained on the spot. ten people in all. >> the only resistance they were met with -- nobody was resisting arrest or doing anything to fight them. just going on the ground. the crowd

but a legitimate charity with a legitimate cause, we say yes, but you cannot take your kids tuition.nnot pay for your kids tuition but >> that is not charity. >> some people think it might be. >> always looking for the loophole, i guess, if you want to look. as far as categories, where do you find the most money going? >> the biggest categories education. people believe education is the key to realizing the american dream -- >> the ricoh, we have the top categories. education, religious organizations, especially this time of year. >> religion is the biggest part of giving nationally. it is not our biggest sector that we give to our donors give to. it has decreased. it used to be up to 60%. now it is down to 33%. americans are really generous to religion. not as generous as they used to be. >> i am curious as to how much one time event strife giving it i'm thinking of superstorm sandy, for example. >> when i started, it was not even a topic to discuss and in the last 10 years it has become a stress -- a specialty could we have an enormous amount of giving just for disasters. online gi

you don't have to contribute a full year's tuition or the full cost of a desk.e k.i.n.d. fund will help build these desks or keep girls in school. and if you can't afford to contribute, you can still help by spreading the word about the k.i.n.d. fund to your friends or through social media. as usual, i will try to thank as many as of as possible individually by name right here on the show or on twitter or online because nothing we do here, nothing, no story we do on this show, no one we talk about on this show, no politician, no president, nothing is more important to me than him or her or any of the kids and teachers that i've come to know at schools in malawi. now, i know if i could bring you to those schools with me, i wouldn't have to say a word to get you to do everything you possibly could for those kids. and when you got home, you wouldn't need pictures to remember them. their voices would stay with you. their eyes would stay with you. their smiles would stay with you. and whenever you wanted to, all you'd have to do is close your eyes to hear them sing.

. >> the tuition fees deduction allows families earning less than $60,000, and single parents earning less than $80,000 to exclude $4,000 from their income giving them a lower tax bill. >> we hope congress does something to make the incentives permanent. to provide permanent si. you need to know after tax expenses for tuition and fees. >> tax experts say affected parents should try to pay 2014 expenses by the end of this year. struggling home owners will face a financial disaster with the expiration of the mortgage debt forgiveness relief act. it prevents forgiven mortgage debt being taxed as income. 624,000 americans received relief in 2012. the size reduced by an average $1008 so monthly payments were affordable. mortgage reductions made in 2014 will be taxed as income if congress doesn't act. >> it will hit the people who are the most vulnerable, people struggling with mortgage payments, people hurt by a declining home price market, and that hurts the housing market, hurts the economy. small businesses in the united states create more than 60" of private sector jobs. economists say

the tuition and fees deduction allows families earning less than $160,000 a year and single parents earning less than $80,000 a year to seclude from their taxable income making that lower. >> when you're trying to decide whether or not you can afford to go to school you really need to know the after-tax expense for tuition and fees. >> reporter: in the meantime tax experts say affected parents should try to pay 2014 expenses by the end of this year. >>> struggling homeowners are going oface what many experts are calling a financial disaster with the expiration of the mortgage debt forgiveness relief act of 2007. taxed as income, consider that more than 640,000 americans received relief from the mortgage settlement reached in 2012, affected lenders reduced the size of the mortgage by an average of $108,000 so mortgages were affordable. if congress doesn't act mortgages will be taxed as income. >> it is going to hit these people who were the very most vulnerable, people struggling by their mortgage payments, hurt by a declining home price market, that hurts the economy. >> small businesses in

we're we've been working on tuition documents and we have begun many earnest to get those documents the fibl plan that tells us how to finance this project that were the disposition and development agreement where it will live until executed the d b.a. will outline a legal relationship how we'll fill the site and who's responsible for what. we've been negotiating those over the past several months and will continue until sufrm and wifrntd the 9014. once we've finished this the two documents and several other will cocoa for your formal approval. i want to touch briefly on our equal opportunity. we've had many successive meetings with the contract monitor division to the is city. we have 20 percent and that phase the entitlement area are a has tennessee towing percent. and we've got a 14 percent hiring phase on the project. so quickly that's what we've been up to since march. i want to jump ahead to focus on the 2014 calendar but some of those things have happened. so affordable housing again, we meet with the mayor's office housing and we'll continue to meet with them. our goal is to mee

. >> the university is giving her full and free tuition. >> oh, look at that, girl. >> and strawberryn at most american schools. like books for classes. calculators. note books. but as we follow the first few months of the school, we are reminded that in some ways, it is so close to the edge. at times there are still brutal fights, like this one which made its way it youtube. by the way, take a lock at girl being hit. she is the same young woman who stepped in when i was there to try to protect me. and this year the school is trying to move forward despite city-wide budget cuts. remember those endless hallways? a lot fewer guards and police. they feel deserted. >> what happened to your security. >> they got laid off. i had 17 last year. this year i have five. so therefore, that's all i can do is walk. you know when they are revved up. that's what i worry about. >> class size double. outside the classroom, if there is one thing that symbolized what happened at this school, it is this. for 6 2 years the school could only dream of its own football team. but tonight, meet the strawberry m

. >> with the makeshift camps and a quagmire and an overcrowding and shiffering form of dest tuition. the lebanese topulation is 40,000, add to that 50 methods refugees and the situation is dire. there's heap laid on under the campus. 70 families are housed here. next door the municipality has permanent shelter. they are called homes for families of the syrian martyrs. >> with protection from the cold new arrivals are settling here. the u.n. is handling out clothes packs for the children. but the people are told by the authorities that they have to leave to make way for the families of dead fighters. >> i knew this, but where are we supposed to go. anyone that has just arrived. i bring them here. >> covered by blankets, an old man is found outside. he's sick and needs medical attention. >> in another camp they try to repair damage from a storm. this man says, "we have nothing, we have to burn plastic bags to make a fire." the fighting causes more civilian deaths, many children, the people prepare for the third winter of the syrian war, with nothing more than a will to survive. >> u.s.

jersey legislature just sent chris crist taye bill for the second time that would allow in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants, something 16 straits already enacted. this comes after ten states and the district of columbia have passed legislation giving driver licenses to undocumented immigrants. more and more states start treat egg the 11 million undocumented ingrants like other residents, will congress be compelled to poll flow is there anyone to heckle them into action? we want to bring in aaron blake, he's national politics reporter at the "washington post," msnbc contributor, perry bacon jr., contributor at grio.com, harry hirshberg from the new yorker and susan del percio, republican strategist who served in rudy giuliani administration. thanks, everyone, for being here this morning. there's a couple different direction i want to go with it. i want to pick up in a little bit that exchange that obama had with the heckler this week and this back and forth about what the president himself maybe can, maybe can't do i want to start with where we always start conversations about im

in a yellow house, my pot of gold at the end of a rainbow after finally receiving $190,000 in rest tuition. unending that could go either way. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. before we kickoff the first panel we have a special treat for you. we are lucky enough to have the filmmaker in one of the subjects that premiered at the sundance festival called gideon's army. they fight tooth and nail in possible odds. you are going to get a sneak peak at this right now. [film] >> the judge is going to tell you that the state fails to prove their case. it is your duty, you must acquit. that's the beauty of this system. it's set up to give people the presumption of innocence. to give them an opportunity to not just be heard, but hold the state accountable. you want to take my liberty, you've got to do it right, if you don't acquit. the 5th amendment to the united states constitution guarantees it. as i have made my objection throughout this trial to make sure this kid gets a fair trial. it's not a big case is what they say. they are saying it. they have the gaul to say this is not a b

the tuition goes up even more. one feeds the other. how do you stop that cycle? at the same time, you want to help kids get an opportunity to go to college, even though they might be too poor to afford it. >> that turns into the democrats argument of the government should be in the business of providing, like, no cost loans to people. i don't know how -- it's either you're going to try and make money off of it and subsidize education spending in this country or you're going to get out of the business of it. >> just cut them off? >> i don't believe the government in the biggest way should be in the it's about of business of providing -- let me finish my sentence. it's thanksgiving. >> they can give you any amount of money -- >> let her finish. >> thank you. don't think the government should be in the business of providing all students with loans. i think ultimately the cost of college -- >> so you'd have a talent means test? really? >> look, there's something -- >> here's the thing though -- >> community college -- >> no, we talk about this, even with the obama ca

it would allow students instate tuition but would not receive financial aid. >>> 1.3 million people stando lose their unemployment benefit was a christmas. the budget deal fails to extend the emergency unemployment compensation program. here's what jeff merkley told chris hayes. >> i have a slim hope that the senate and house will come to their sense because delivering 1.3 million lumps of coal across the country, kicking people when they are down is certainly absolutely wrong. >> and the reverend al sharpton interviewed michelle obama where she shared a personal story about her daughter's brush with meningitis at just four months old. >> but if we hadn't had insurance and access to a pediatrician and access to a hospital where we deny have to worry about the cost of care, if we had waited overnight, if we had postponed acting, there's no telling what the outcome would have been. >>> organizing for action wants to know how you plan to spend the cold days in december. tweeting that pajama boy planning to drink hot chocolate and talk about getting health insurance. he will "wear pajamas and

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we're also pursuing an aggressive strategy to promote innovation that reigns in tuition costs. we have got to lower costs so that young people are not burdened by enormous debt when they make the right decision to get higher education. and next week michelle and i will bring together college presidents and nonprofits to help more low-incoming students attend and succeed in college. [ applause ] >> but while -- while higher education may be the surest path to the middle class, it's not the only one. we should offer our people the best technical education in the word. that's why we have connected local businesses with community colleges so workers can learn the skills that earn them more money. and i know all of you have champi championed making high quality preschool available to ever child in america. [ applause ] >> we know that kids in in these programs grow up likely to get more education, earn higher wages, form more stable families of their own. it starts a virtuous cycle not a vicious one, and we should invest in that. we should give all of our children that chance. and a

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