steve: tuition highs and lows. a look at the changing cost of college in iowa a key issue , ahead of saturday's democratic debate. kevin: stacy is off tonight. first at 10:00, severe weather threats. forecasters say more than 63 million people are in the line. steve: goto kurtis gertz. kurtis: the biggest risk slight risk of around highway 20. it was earlier in the fall, summer, or springtime, we'll probably be at a high risk. that risk area extends down to missouri and illinois. since 1950, we had 10 ef numeral twos. 35 tornadoes in november since 1950, and eight of them in 64 years. there has on -- in about 1900 days, there has only been eight days we have had tornadoes in november. we break free to thunderstorms. should be out of here by around 6:00 p.m. any sunshine in the midmorning to early afternoon will increase i have a brand-new futurecast, just came in the weather office. update coming out in just a few. kevin: and the storms approach trust the kcci weather app to , keep you safe. get hourly forecasts an

they are demanding free tuition. tuition has gone through the roof.me time one of the drivers for tuition is going up because there are some government subsidies. look at federal reserve bank of new york. they did a study, for every dollar available to students in subsidized college aid, college tuition went up 65-cent of the price of college went up to match the level of support in freeness that students were getting from the government. steve, what do you think of that? >> well, just watching those protests. it is sort of a sad wages. we raised a -- sad situation. we raise ad generation of kids who believe in grievances entitled for everything to given to them for free. what a terrible attitude. you're right, melissa. i've done the same analysis. every time we raise federal subsidies to universities, universities turn around to raise the tuition. becomes like a dog chasing its tail. why not get to programs requiring kids to work for education? these are 20, 21, 22-year-olds, rather than protesting they should get a job. >> melissa, you want to raise

we're talking about law school tuition. the top line shows how much tuition has actually risen. private law school is 2.6 time as expensive as it was in 1985 and public law school if you are a resident an in-state resident is 5.5 times as expensive. what's the like behin logic beh? this is happening all around the education world but why is the cause of education so much more than inflation? >> again law school, teaching in law school is very people-focused. typically not going to be quite as prevalent in the education sector. what we do is we pay our staff, we pay our facts including me, and we have to attract strong faculty. and as incomes go up, in alternatives, we have to be competitive. that's just the way the world works. >> professor what a great conversation. professor james lumstein, vanderbilt university, thank you for joining us. >> thank you sir. >> if you are running for president of the united states, and on live tv, you better have your facts straight. coming up i'll tell you what the candidates in last night's debate didn't tell you. >> at 9:30 - "america tonight

tuition and fees are now one of -- emmy: tuition and fees are now one of the highest deciding factors on where a student goes to school. >> it's been a ongoing joke on campus that is not really that funny that i might as well get , hit by a car to get my tuition paid for. emmy: students worry how much rates have increased in just one decade. >> we've obviously never made in one year let alone a lifetime $40,000, so that is a huge stress point. emmy: a report just in from the college board says tuition averages 40% higher at four year public colleges now than ten years ago. 29% higher at two-year public colleges and 26% higher at private four-year universities. making college affordable is a big topic for democrats this election cycle. >> college should be free. >> together they 02 point -- together they oh $2.3 trillion. >> college should be free. you shouldn't put a price on education. emmy: and even parents like bill little who went back to school graduated and now has a son enrolled. >> i'd like to see them give breaks to corporation that hire people with loans and help forgive tho

in state tuition is 7,500 a year. nonresident tuition, if you charge undocumented immigrants, it's 19,000. it's more than double. you are saying, if you are not prepared to give instate tuition, you may be putting someone out of the chance of going to college. >> not all have the same formula. texas and north carolina is similar. community college are places you need to go. they have structures where a student left. >> i'll leave it, we have consensus, i better end the show. thank you all for your time. >>> before we go i want to share this thought. the i.s.i.l. killers that struck paris showed a contempt for human life in liberal values, taking credit for the attacks, i.s.i.l. said its killers were defending the territory it controls and islam. the attacks have been condemned by government and clerics across the middle east, including saudi arabia, not known for liberal values, and given their execution rate, a country not concerned with the value of human life. after paris, saudi arabia religious scholars called the

in state tuition is 7,500 a year. nonresident tuition, if you charge undocumented immigrants, it's 19,000. it's more than double. you are saying, if you are not prepared to give instate tuition, you may be putting someone out of the chance of going to college. >> not all have the same formula. texas and north carolina is similar. community college are places you need to go. they have structures where a student left. >> i'll leave it, we have consensus, i better end the show. thank you all for your time. >> it's crazy money that you can make here. >> behind america's oil boom. >> it's a ticking time bomb. >> uncovering shocking working conditions. >> do you know what chemicals have been in that tank? >> and the deadly human cost. >> my big brother didn't wake up the next day. >> "faultlines". al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning investigative series. "faultlines": death on the bakken shale. only on al j

he says during the job search he fell behind on tuition payments. french says he won't be able to sign up for his final semester, if he can't pay off tuition by november 17th. so he decided to start a gofundme page. within five days he's already half way toward his goal of 17 hundred dollars. "i"ias on the verge of tears, it was realal exciting for me. i don't know if i i could really quantify how grateful i am." coe college said in a statement that it does offer tuition discounts for students and financial counselors for guidance, but cannot comment on a specific student's situation. french says graduating is very important, because he wants to set an example. jenna: this week ... the crittenton center holdsdsts popular r sign and dine 2 2wo night evenento raise money for children and families in need. volunteers and designers have been busy since this morning putting together elaborate tablescapes. this year's broadway theme will feature musicals like phantom of the opera and grease. while this is about creating awareness and raising money many of

he says during the job search he fell behind on tuition payments. french says he won't be able to sign up for his final semester, if he can't pay off tuition by november 17th. so he decided to start a gofundme page. within five days he's already half way toward his goal of 17 hundred dollars. "i was on the verge of tears, it was really exciting for me. i don't know if i could really quantify how grateful i am." coe college said in a statement that it does offer tuition discounts for students and financial counselors for guidance, but cannot comment on a specific student's situation. french says very important, because he wants to set an example. in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. a group of u-s senators wants to give grants to schools to help make college textbooks free for students. schools charge hundreds of dollars for a single book in some cases, and students can spend a thousand dollars a semester to get books required for classes. at the university of maryland, the college provost recognized the expense and saw some students just w

. >>> plus, free tuition. why one college in kentucky is picking up the tab for its undergraduates and how it's being paid. >>> another college officials steps down across the nation. students rally over ballooning debt. >> it is absolutely amazing. i will feel free when i graduate. >> does a small college in kentucky where tuition is free have the answer? >>> plus, presidential portrait. the george h.w. bush you don't know. >> we think we know what we want to know about george herbert walker bush. my job was to give you a bush you didn't know. >> a conversation with pulitzer prizewinning biographer john meacham. >>> there's nothing short of a movement on america's college campuses. protests over racial discrimination, insensitivity and a lass of inclusiveness spreading. students are demanding change and on many campuses they're getting it. today, another college lowered resigned under pressure. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> apologies were not enough to resolve the complaints of racial insensitivity at claremont

they accept students, they don't take any tuition.train them for a year in something that society needs. whether it is designers or whatever else. then they say "hey, it will be like a recruiting model. we will take 20% of your first year salary." that is a way to win. you think, "if i get placed, and make six figures, i got a good income." i don't have all the answers, but there are interesting catalysts and things happening that will change things in the next 10 years. emily: is there a government solution here? sal: there is no equivalent for a college degree. but you can imagine a world where even government or some industry consortium can say that if you can prove to us that you know this set of skills at the same level as a college graduate, we will give you a credential. we will give a signal to society that you are employable along these dimensions at a very high level. this is something that even a kid who graduates from stanford or harvard or m.i.t. would want to do. that will be one of those catalysts that could put positiv

and that is the cost of college tuition. julia freedman, a freshman from albuquerque, new mexico, asks under your plan to reduce the costs of college, will the tax on wall street speculation be sufficient to cover the cost of the plan? and zachary, a freshman in the business school from tallahassee writes, as many of us know, one of your main policies is to make all public universities tuition free. in the united states many of the greatest universities are private universities, georgetown, so how do you plan co -- to combat the high prices of private universities? >> excellent questions. for a start, the answer to the first question is yes. the legislation i've introduced does a number of things. it makes public colleges and universities tuition free. it also addresses the very significant crisis in this country of millions of people paying very high interest rates on their student debt, and i suspect some of you guys are going to be graduating here deeply in debt. i see at least one person there. i suspect there are many m

these kids get some of the best tuition figures in the country. they pay $6,000 a year in tuition.at the low end, as you know, neil. those numbers can soar as high as $50,000 in some private colleges and even public colleges can cost you $32,000, $20,000, are many of the averages we've seen over time. so these students here, we tried to get them on camera, they're a little shy and a little distrustful of fox, i don't know why. they did not like our brand name, but they say that they want this debt forgiven and when i asked one lady who is going to pick up the tab, she shrugged her shoulders, she said, i don't know. neil: just say you're from cnn, gerri willis, the protests. dagen and connell. dagen: they wouldn't come on camera becse they know it's a stupid, stupid protest. and you only pay that much for college, you need another degree. the protests when we're done it's about very big cost. dagen: we saw the fight for 15 march coast to coast and even had protesters m milwaukee for the $15 minimum wage, that is a push, we want more for nothing, i think. and there is a push for more

investigation into the voting results, from new york to chicago to new york they are calling for tuitionlled cause a million student march it was smaller and expected and come two days after fast-food workers went across the united states demanding an increase in wage. >> no more tuition fees. >> reporter: students taking to the streets with a message that higher education has become an expensive business and they are being left holding the bill. >> they are raising our tuition rates. it is already hard enough to find housing, to afford food and take care of our children. >> reporter: this is what has them so up set the tuition is now $32000 a year and 42 million have student loans and debt in america has more than doubled in the last decade to $1.2 trillion. they have a whole host of demands but trying to focus on three key ones and want all public colleges to be tuition free, cancellation of all student debt and minimum wage raised to $15 for all students that work on campus. but some economists say the cost of government for free tuition as is done in 24 other countries is prohibited

some suggest more government grants, or even free tuition at public colleges. critics say that's the wrong answer. >> that's bog to drive the price up, both by driving demand and because colleges do what everyone else would do, just say if we can get more money, we are going to take more money. >> even the president says students value the education more for contributing in dollars or labor. he said solving the college financial crisis is in the national interest. >> if you don't give people opportunity through education, then you're not going to develop the kind of human capital that makes a strong country, i think. >> as the administration puts it, it's the best education money can't buy. lisa stark, al jazeera, barea, kentucky. june a first on a native american education, a tribe opens its first pot shop in washington state. >> what crashed into the atmosphere early this morning. >> doctors be call it good news. fewer americans are smoking cigarettes. 17% of adult americans smoked in 2014. smoking rights are still high below the poverty line. >> some conside

in-state tuition has increased by more than five fold.roblem with the current system may be the prospect of all of the so-called free money that's out there. something called the direct-plus loan program gives students the option of using federally funded loans to pay for the full cost of tuition as a way of giving those people more access to graduate school, but as a consequence, those government loans may actually push tuition rates even higher. john is the former president of the illinois bar association. in 2013 he authored a report meant to address the broader consequence of these policies. what he found is that graduates increasingly have to pursue higher paying corporate law jobs as a way of paying down the debt, while others decide against legal education all together. >> one of the phenomenon that has occurred as a result of the law student debt crisis has been the number of applications to law schools has been declining. >> reporter: with the median starting salary, at $71,000 a year, they face debt between $70,110,000. that mea

he says during the job search he fell behind on tuition payments. french says he won't be able to sign up for his final semester, if he can't pay off tuition by november 17th. so he decided to start a gofundme page. within five days he's already half way toward his goal of 17 hundred dollars. "i was on the verge of tears, it was really exciting for me. i don't know if i could really quantify how grateful i am." coe college said in a statement that it does offer tuition discounts for students and financial counselors for guidance, but cannot comment on a specific student's situation. french says graduating is very important, because he wants to set an example. stephanie: and french is not alone-- earlier this week, we took an in-depth look at the ballooning college debt facing this generation of students in our special report "broke, busted and disgusted." according to the department of education...ameri can students have 1.3 trillion dollars in debt. iowans make up nearly 12 billion of that. stephanie: in case you missed it, you can watch our whole

they'd get free tuition and housing for the summer semesters. students have to take the same number of credits who graduate in the four year program. the program would save students about $22,000. this new degree plan starts for students next fall. students can apply for that option beginning december 1st. >>> drexel university has rescinded bill cosby's honorary degree. the university president made that announcement this morning after meeting with the board of trustees there. drexel awarded the degree to cosby back in 1992. last week the university of pennsylvania decided not to remove a similar degree there. cosby's never been charged with a crime and denies the allegations from several women that he drugged and sexually assaulted them. >>> the mystery remains over just how a 3-year-old camden county boy died. tonight we spoke to the attorney for the boy's father. we first reported last night at 11:00 the child's aunt appeared before a grand jury. tomorrow marks one month since the mysterious death of brendan creato. cydney long sat down with

students are trying to get free tuition. they want free tuition for public colleges.omething socialist bernie sanders is promising if he becomes president. how will republicans fight back against the promise of freebies? scott brown and ebony williams are back with us. all right, students want free tuition. a lot of americans want free health care. >> great, great. trish: they want paid time off. >> great. trish: when you have a baby. more than, you know, already -- >> gimme, gimme. trish: i wanter, these are actual tangible things, right? americans are up against it. they're saying okay, bernie sanders or hillary clinton, they will give me, this, this and this. the republican party is out there effectivelying work harder. we will cut our spending. how do you get elected with that, senator? >> well, first of all, if i ever saw my duartes on tv protesting and supposed to be in class, by the way, pack your stuff and come home. i'm not paying. number one. number two, you need to go after the actual problem which is high cost of education. professors teaching one class, m

imagine half of your college tuition paid for by a scholarship. that's what one eastern iowa college is offering and we'll explain why officials there say they're glad to do it. and an annual thanksgiving tradition took place in des moines today. why these birds are more than just thanksgiving here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular on black friday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 an lg g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful? pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devicic this black friday from 8:00 a.m. till noon for a second year in a row, cornell college in mount vernon is offering very large scholarships for students. it's meant to attract more iowa students, and it's working. last year the college awarded more than 750 thousand dollars to students through its "promise scholarships for iowans." kcrt-v nine's brady smith looks at the growing program. this year, 38 incoming cornell students got the promise scholarship. every stu

an online fundraising effort to pay college tuition. we spotted this entry on the website "go fund me" .... erie french, who goes to coe college in cedar rapids, is asking for donations for his senior year tuition. he needs 1,700 dollars... and has already raised, you can see, almost 1,000. he says he has a dream of becoming an educator himself, but has fallen behind on his tuition payments. stephanie: and he's not alone-- last night on local five news at 10, we took an in- depth look at the ballooning college debt facing this generation of students in our special report "broke, busted and disgusted." according to the department of education...ameri can students have 1.3 trillion dollars in debt. iowans make up nearly 12 billion of that. " "8:45 (adam carroll) "there's a bit of a student loan depression out there and i hate to say that. but i've seen it. i've seen students just sort of resign themselves to the fact that they're gonna have this forever and they just 14:05 (justin welsh) "it's always over my head. it's always in the back

tuition at state public schools increased five fold. one problem with the current system may be the prospect of all the so-called free money that's out there, something called the direct plus loan program gives students the option of using federally funded loans to pay for the full cost of tuition as a way of giving those people more access to graduate school. as a consequence, those government loans may push tuition loans even higher. the former president of the bar association, he offered a support meant to address the broader consequences of these policies. what he found is in a graduate like blake increasingly have to pursue higher paying corporate law jobs as a way of paying down the debt, while others decide against legal education altogether. >> one phenomenon that has been that the number of applications to law schools has been declining. >> with the median starting salary for new lawyers at ruffle $61,000 per year, law graduates face an average debt ranging between $77,000 and $112,000, depending whether they attended a public

demanding an end to tuition. a cancelation of student debt. and a $15 an hour minimum wage at every college campus. >> just for wanting to come to university and learn and especially in the job market nowadays not having a college degree is bad and having a college degree is worse because you don't even get a job with the money that you spent coming here. >> reporter: california nurses association came out in force today to support these students. they say they, too, are are impd by the high price of college. they want change. >> in my own case, i just paid the last check this week after 20 years where i finished paying my student debt. >> reporter: uc officials tell me the annual cost of tuition is just over $12,000. they say that hasn't gone up since 2011, but students say that is still too much. they're going to continue to push for tuition-free college. reporting live at uc berkeley, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> an angry message for lawmakers in the south bay today. protesters demanding more low-income housing. dozens of people g

so it's, tuition freeze. they don't want to pay anymore more. so let me mention to you while i'm here, we have been talking to students and i asked them if you're not paying your college debt, who is? listen to this. >> the education is a right, should be free, as should housing be free or be assisted. if education is a public right, it should take away from the military budget of the united states. we're spending 50% of our budget on things overseas and not taking care of our people. >> so, you heard them. education is a right, something that students should get free. many of these folks say that because you almost have to have a college degree in today's market, that that's why a college degree should be free, so let me tell you, they have lots of questions for the board of advisersing the way the university spends its money, very angry, and i expect in, well 45, minutes to an hour, we'll see a lot more people here, a lot more people complaining and demanding help. neil, let me tell you, these folks -- a lot of people think isn't college just

do i think some private universities could have their tuitions come down? yeah.oing to them. >> you didn't grow up with any money, nor did i. my father had just died three years prior. >> it never occurred that someone who is rich to step in and pay for my tuition, that the 1%ers were supposed to swoop in and take care of it for us. we did what we could. she used my dad's insurance money, i took out loans. i paid them back. and that's how it works in this country. but, yet, they want to change the entire system because it would work a whole lot better for them. >> my dad passed away in ninth grade. same situation. growing up, we did not qualify for a lot of financial aid. i made a decision. i would take a guaranteed student loan. these kids have debt, no doubt about it. but you have to be logical for day one. did i want to go to syracuse? absolutely. could i afford it? no. would i have protested because of that? there's a realty to that. i did gef them credit for taking action. you don't like something, you should get used to taking action. i just think this is t

my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i tom: tonight conway police are searching for a wig-wearing bank robber. jennifer: investigators have released these surveillance pictures of an armed holdup on friday. they say the suspect here is a white man with a slim build, wearing a blond wig and sunglasses. also wearing what appeared to be dark colored ugg-type boots. he pointed the gun at the tellers and customers before leaving with cash. if you have any information, you are asked to call police. tom: we're learning new details about the plane crash that claimed the life of a rye businessman. brad mcgee was piloting the plane when it crashed near new york city earlier this month. shelley walcott has more. shelley: the preliminary

million per state if you divided by 50 in terms of the state's requirements under his particular tuition free proposal. where are states going to come up with that? that's the point we were trying to make. i don't think we got the answer we were hoping for, but it is up to him to answer. cynthia: dennis, you were just shaking your head. dennis: it was a complete avoidance of the question and the overall discussion adds to credibility to republican claims, as the usually do, that democrats are the party of big spenders and that they are the ones who are going to be called tax and spend. that's an old phrase and with these programs we would likely hear that phrase again from the republicans. kathie: giving away the store. when he said the states were going to pay a heavy penalty -- would he penalize them? or is that somehow the people would move out of those steep -- the states? dennis: he'll make them offer they can't refuse. kevin: the format was compressed and we didn't have a chance to kathie: it gave hillary clinton a chance to use her line that she likes to use, she's not going to ma

my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i tom: a vietnam veteran who spent nine months overseas with the 82nd airborne division had a very special reunion today. jennifer: don winter halter was a platoon sergeant who didn't like to talk about the war after he came home. but an e-mail he received over the summer brought those memories flooding back. amy coveno was there when a little piece of tin changed hands and opened hearts in the most unlikely of ways. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. can't wait to hear your story, you got me really curious. >> it's an amazing story. reporter: a most improbable meeting in brookline thursday. >> this, sir, is your lost dog tag. reporter: a healthy dose of coincidence, along with help

my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i jason: son: the colorado avalanche under boston tonight ready to play the b's at 7:00. the bruins have been off since sunday when they beat the islanders. the ski and snow expo is taking place in boston this weekend, they held their media reception today, that's why jamie staton spent the day. it's a chance for vendors to show off their new equipment and for ski and snow board enthusiasms to gear up for the season. >> last year we did open earlier, and this year we're focusing on the colder weather so we can make snow. but we are looking at it a >> we had a great season and it was a great late season, so we were skiing well into april, and when we have seasons like that people can't wait

tuition at u.s. colleges on average is now $32,000 a year, 40 million americans now have student loans and total student loan debt in america has more than doubled this last decade to $1.2 trillion. they want all public colleges to be tuition free. a cancellation of all student debt and a minimum wage raised to $15 million. but some say the cost of government would be prohibited in the u.s. and doesn't address all the problems. >> it doesn't address all the costs associated which include living expenses, fees, books. and when americans normally think about going to university, they think about all these costs. tuition is just a small part of it. rallies were held across america, organizers fell far short of meeting their goal of 1 million people but the underlying issues they're fighting for have been goating more attention. >> we have hundreds of thousands of young people in this country in a moment where we're living in a highly competitive global economy who cannot afford to go to college. million

my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon. with mollie cooney. >> stop. stop. police in oklahoma released by the camera video showing one officer firing shots at a woman who tried to run them down with an suv. but it's other video showing the confrontation that followed that shows just how out of control and dangerous the suspect was. reporter katiera winfrey has more, new at noon. katiera: with just seconds to spare, sand springs officer matt stacy was able to fire off two shots and make it out of this alive, with just bruises. chief mike carter: my only explanation for that is he was under the protection of god because he very well should have been dead. katiera: sand springs police released tw

my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i jamie: we were at u.n.h. football practice this afternoon checking out the newly rejuvenated wildcats. it's amazing what a huge win can do for a program, even one as accomplished as the one in durham. u.n.h. took down richmond on saturday afternoon at 5-4 overall u.n.h. can possibly make the playoffs if they win their last two games. at 3-6 albany saturday night. then hosting 3-6 maine next saturday. they're right back in the hunt. >> i think our confidence from rhode island carried over to last week and this week. they've practiced well, they'll play well if they get an opportunity to win games. >> definitely gives us a lot momentum, just actually the level of confidence going into the

my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i tom: patriots honor patriots this afternoon. jennifer: former members of the new england patriots joined greeters to honor their volunteers of they signed autographs, chatted with greeters and welcomed home a flight full of troops. >> i don't think there's anything more outstanding in the country as the pease greeters. >> i'm a big advocate for the troops, and that's one of the main reasons that allows us to play this great game of football. so it's just my duty to come back and congratulate those guys on a job well done. jennifer: and they do it often, this is the second or third visit for some of those former players. always a pleasure to see them. and welcome home to the troops. tom:

the company already offers free tuition for its employees who work at least 20 hours a week. starbucks has hired more than 5500 veterans and military spouses with the goal of hiring 10,000 by 2018. of course tomorrow is veterans day, and a lot of companies are offering special deals for service members. can you find a list on wmur.com. tomorrow at 5:00 we'll have a special report on a new effort to honor new hampshire veterans and memorials specifically for granite staters who have served in the war on terror. jean: and happy 20th birthday to the u.s. marine corps, especially with in gentleman sitting right next to me. never would forget. short on time, who isn't these days. josh: up next, we explore the top apps right now that can make your life more efficient. jean: the defending champs will be tough to beat, jamie is talking u. conn women's basketball. >> breakfast is my favorite meal of the day. josh: in tonight's candidate cafe we sit down with hillary clinton and talk to her about her granddaughter and how life the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn ten

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these are parents that help to pay for tuition. these may be politicians who help run public universities. of course, the media contributes to what is the definition of what is good and bad on campus. >> i guess those definitions evolve over time, but what we see play out and eve seen this play out in different points in history is the conflict between a space at university, probably the best space anywhere to have intellectual conversations and get into heated conflict, and at the same time these communities trying to create safe spaces for all the constituents, what's your sense of where we are in this effort to bring those two things together? >> well, i think we've made a lot of progress. if you look at colleges 50 or 100 years ago, people certainly didn't have freedom of speech. in the 1950s or 1800s it was very common for university administrators and professors to just censor what students would say. we've come a long way since then. now students can say a lot more. they can say controversial things. now they're expected to

the average price of tuition, room and board at a public college is $19,548. private colleges, $43,921. a small consolation is that this smallest since the 1970's. but it is still an increase. shaina: i do not know who would feel consoled by that. also in the buzz this morning, the man who attacked a california uber driver in a viral video is now speaking out. listen to what he had to say. >> it's not me in the video. you know, it's not me. and uh, it's hard to watch and i am ashamed and what's taken me , so long to talk to anybody is because i've been scared. shaina: former taco bell executive ben golden told cbs news he is very sorry about the incident and says he does not have a drinking problem. golden apparently got really angry when uber driver edward caban told him to get out of the vehicle when he couldn't give an address of where he was going. caban says he does not accept golden's apology and is still scared of him. understandably so. elizabeth: it is so scary when you feel your safety is threatened. we're actually going to be kcci 8 news at 10:00. l

my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. -snow in denver, interstate skies will stay cloudy and rain will continue to fall this evening especially through eastern iowa. temperatures will drop to the upper 40s by morning. scattered showers stay in the forecast on wednesday with mainly cloudy skies and temperatures holding in the low 50s. it will be dry and sunny on thursday, but winds northwest. a quick moving system will bring a mix of rain and snow across the state during the day on friday. most of the snow looks to fall north of i-80 with rain south of that line. des moines could see a dusting to upwards of 2" on the northside of the metro. the weekend will be cold with daytime people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husba

my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable.

[applause] bernie sanders: and that is why we are going to make public colleges and universities tuition-freepplause] and while wes: make these public colleges and universities tuition free, we will also substantially lower the interest rate on student debt. [applause] bernie sanders: and you know how we will pay for it? we will pay for it with attacks on wall street speculation. [applause] bernie sanders: i running for president because, as a result court disastrous supreme decision in the citizens united case, the american political system has become totally corrupted. the foundations of american democracy are being undermined. [applause] bernie sanders: in our great country, millionaires and billionaires should not be able to buy elections. will fight toi overturn citizens united and moved to public funding of elections. public funding of elections. [applause] bernie sanders: together, we are going to and at the voter suppression imposed by many republican governors all over this country. [applause] bernie sanders: in america, we should have one of the highest voter turnout rates of any co

a coe college senior behind on tuition payments, is pay for his final semester. erie french needs seventeen hundred classes by november 17th. at coe on a scholarship. when he entered his fifth year he found out the funding would stop, and he would need to pay for things out of pocket. he started a "go fund me" page and in less than a week he is half way toward his goal. french says he is overwhelmed by those who support his goal. "i'm just a kid from the inner city who has always dreamed about doing something important in his life. if i do finish what i'm doing here. i can take that." statement saying it does offer tuition discounts, and financial counseling for students, but can't comment on a specific student's situation. the wife of a cedar rapids tattoo artist who is battling cancer is getting a lot of love from the tattoo shop community. chantol feuerhelm is receiving treatment for a second round of ovarian cancer. her husband jason feuerhelm owns the appetite for ink today four tattoo shops came together for an event that sold 30 dollar cancer ribbons of di

my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? big week for the hawks -- not only do they have the chance to start 10 and oh for the first time in school history -- but it's floyd week -- iowa avenge last season's blowout loss to minnesota and take back the pig which is the only thing on this team's minds -- not making school history -- not being ranked xth in the lates