the other is prepaid tuition. prepaid tuition is if you're feeling wealthy and you've got pocket, it's about 22 or 23,000. if you want to do five years, it's probably four or 500 a month. college savings you can open for as little as $15. we also have what's known as college kick start. this is the program where the state of nevada puts $50 in every kindergartener's account in the hopes that this will encourage them to save. we're going to have some changes. the treasurer's office is going to make this -- we're going to put some real incentive into this program so that kids will not just get $50, but they will get more if they put on a college savings program after it. so we want nevadans to go to college. if you don't go to college, go to junior college of the if you don't go to junior college, you should think seriously to get a certificate. if you ignore education, you are locking in a place at the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder for the rest of your life and that's >> and it will be hard to move up. >> it's

open enrollment is underway now for the nevada prepaid tuition program. year of free tuition. here to show us how you can get signed up, nevada state treasurer dan schwartz. good morning. great to see you. >> good morning, dao. thanks for having me. >> can you tell us about this program? >> sure. in the holiday spirit i can't think of a better gift than a prepaid or college savings program. the prepaid, they're both very similar in that they enable parents, nevada parents to save for their children's college education and take any increase in value out tax free. the college savings program, which is the one that -- actually prepaid is offering a free year of tuition, enables you to save. we have five different programs. you invest, you can invest as little as $15. the earlier you start, in other words if your baby has just been born, i think that would be a fabulous christmas gift to start a college savings program and hopefully by the time your son college, you've built a nice little nest egg for them. >> yeah. the nevada prepaid tuition basically allows you to pay for tomorr

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. >> half a million fields will lie fallow. >> if we had another year of this severe drought, i'd say all bets are off. >>> 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 executi

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. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york. >> at 7:00 - "news roundup". tony harris gives you a fast-paced recap of the day's events. >> this is the first line of defense. >> we have an exclusive story tonight. >> then at 8:00 - john seigenthaler brings you the top stories from across america. >> the question is, will these dams hold? >> and at 9:00 - >> i'm ali velshi, on target tonight... >> ali velshi on target. digging deeper into the issues that matter. >> i'm trying to get a sense for what iranians are fee

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. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. >> what, as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution? >> this goes to the heart of the argument. >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> we're here to provide the analysis... the context... and the reporting that allows you to make sense of your worl

they haven't raraed tuition school year. one student who has benefited from those freezes says he doesn't see future increases as that big of deal. "i think three percent or 100 dollars added ttuition here is rerely negligible compared to the price, so i don't think it will affect people too much, so i don't see it being a big problem. " as noted it wawaa busy day for the regents. they also approved a plan to rename the u-i children's hospital after a top donor. beginning in november 2016, the hospital will b b known as the stead family university of iowa children's hospital after businessman jerre stead and his wife mary joy. jerer stead was a member r the search commmmtee that recruited the university's new president, bruce harreld to iowa city. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. medicaid recipients have questions about the state's switch to managed care on january first. "what's going to happen if you change providers in that to happen if you don't have good drug coverage like we've got now?" but they say they

a tuition hike has been approved by the board of regents for u-of-i. of-i.the three-percent lncrease will affect under- grad stutunts who are residents of iowa.it will be put into place starting in the fall 20-16.tuition will go up this spring at iowa state university and -n-i, but will stay the same for the next academic year.the hikes end the board ofofregents' tuition freeze at the three u-i president bruce harreld is hosting an event today in cedar rapids.at six o'clock tonight atathotel kirkwood - harreld will share the latest developments at the university of iowa campus.he also plans on meeting and speaking with u-i alum and members of the eastcrn iowa community. the league of conservation votete is hosting a town hall tonight on iowa's water quality.it will call on governor branstad, state lawmakers and the d-n-r to take stronger action to protect iowa's water.the event starts at seven tonight at the environmental education center in iowa city. this time of year, many charities are asking for your help.one charity welcomes contributions year ar

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the regents approved a 3% increase for undergraduate tuition at iowa for the however tuition for undergrads , at iowa state and northern iowa will stay at the level they will be next spring. the regents also approved a $500 tuition increase for international students at iowa state. steve: meteorologist kurtis gertz is here to do one thing, and that is make us smile. kurtis: i think i go to the polls of extra ships, i have two kids coming to university of asteroid iowa state next year. a cold air over northwestern iowa. that is where the snowpack is. 47 degrees today. someone, 43. waterloo, 44. it comes the smiling part. yes a father early on but then we break -- some father early on but then we break free quickly to sunshine. weekend, sunshine saturday. late day clouds. sunday, a week system moves through. you may get a shower or two before sunrise. steve: the american institute of business says it has sold off part of its southside des moines campus for $2.25 million. the 3 apartment buildings sold are on the southwest corner of the campus. the 60 furnished units are now part of the bell t

iowa now ranks 57th for in-state value and 95th in the country for out-of-state tuition value. the university of northern iowa ranks right behind, at 58th for best in-state tuition value. 53rd for out-of-state student value. iowa state university comes in 3rd of the state's big 3, ranking 68th best value for in-state tuition, and 67th for out-of-state value. takes in account a variety of factors, including tuition, financial aid, and average salary of graduates. by the way, kiplinger's listed the university of north carolina at chapel hill as best u.s. college value. that's for both in-state and out-of-state students. stacey: the new lighted sculpture in downtown's cowles commons now has a name. the lighted led light sculpture is now named swirl. the sculpture, which is still being completed, will be 28 feet tall and 94 feet wide. it will also feature more than 8000 led lights. swirl's first official lighting will take place next month. another candidate has dropped out of the presidential race. south carolina senator lindsay graham says he's suspending his run for the republic

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

the iowa board of regents has raised tuition at the university of iowa. the board aroved a three percent tuition increase. it will take effect next spring. student debt at iowa is currently the eighth highest in the nation... averaging around 30 thousand dollars. a 100 dollar tuition increase at iowa state and u - n - i was already approved earlier this year. the board of regents also university of iowa children's hospital... it's become the "stead family university of iowa children's hospital." it's in honor of donors jerry and mary jo stead... who are giving 25 million dollars to the facility. they've now donated a total of 54 million dollars to the university. they are honored, they are excited about this. and interestingly, this is not something they wanted to give money for brick and mortar, that's not what they do. but in this case, they understood the impact was so large to the people they love in iowa, that they decide to do it that way. the name takes effect next november...with the dedication of the new hospital building. the director of athleti

students at iowa are somewhat used to tuition freezeze the school hasn't raised tuition since the 2012-2013 school year. one student who has benefited from those freezes says he doesn't see future increases bs that big of a deal. "i think three percent or 10000 dollars added to tuition here is really negligible compared to the price, so i don't think it will affect people too much, so i don't see it being a big problem. " there could be additional increases depending on the amount of funding the legislature gives the universities. one woman from linn county is extra thankful for a big gift this crying with applause lucinda alexander learned several area companies chose her as the winner of a new van last night. marion tire, deery brothers and hyvee joined the salvation army to give awau the vehicle apart of a program called miles of smiles. the progogm narrows down nominations it receives from community members. then, a selection committee chooses a winner. " ) am excited, i am thankful, and grateful for someone to select my family. " this is theourth year for the miles of smiles givea

the board will also discuss raising tuition at the state universities. now, onlast look at this& morning's weatr, kaj... watch for some scattered snow showers out there, primarily during the morning hours. while most main roads will remain wet, lesser travelled roads, residential areas, as well as bridges will be slick in spots this morning. be cautious of changing roaoa conditions during the morninin this afternoon, the snow is off to the east, but chilly mid-30s remains, along with plenty of clouds. clouds should also hold most of the night. tomorrow, clearing sky is likely from northwest to southeast, leading us to highs in ththupper 30s to lower 40s. a nice warmup is likeke friday and saturday with temperatures still holding well above average all of next week. today: cloudy, am snow high: 33-39 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 35 dbq: 35 iow: 37tonight: mostly cloudy low: 25-31 gradual clearing high: 38-44 winds: w 5-15 alo: 40 dbq: 39 iow: 41tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 21-27 winds: w 5-10 alo: 24 dbq: 25 & iow: 25 we certainly hope your is

first...the board of regents is raising tuition...but only at one of its school. why the other two are avoiding the increase this time around. ed tease say goodbye to the snow and hello to much warmer temperatures. we are going to see 40s, and even 50s by the weekend. more heat is set up for much of next week. it may not look like christmas, but for pre-holiday travel and busy shopping time, it will be great. dry weather is expected through the seven day. on homes across central iowa. coming up...meet the master mind behind this display...and find out how created it. and tonight the iconic rockefeller christmas tree will be lit before a huge crowd. how many twinkling lights the tree will feature...and what the iowa board of regents has voted to increase tuition at the university of iowa. the decision came today during the board's meeting in ames... the regents voted for a three-percent increase for the students beginning there was no increase for the university of northern iowa or iowa state university...as their rates were raised earlier this year... at that time

the school plans to slack tuition boost revenue and will get the same tuition and fees at umaine as they would at their home's state flag ship. paying the in state price of about $14,000 instead of umaine's out of state rate of nearly $29,000. >> anything that brings the cost of education down. >> true. >>> count down to star wars is on, the force will awaken this week and holiday details coming right back. with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. there are over 15,000 ways to take your coffee at dunkin'. every cup as unique as you. always fresh with that signature smooth taste. we take pride in every cup, but only one is your coffee, your dunkin'. >>> the force officially awakens tonight as the next chapter in the star wars saga premiers in los angeles. >>> more than is 100 thans are already waiting in line -- fans are already waiting in line. some of those people have been in line for 12 days already. they are hope to go get a glimpse of the film stars and get their own tickets for thursday's public debut. >

tuition hike... the board of regents voted today to raise tuition at one of the three public universities... the students that can expect to be paying more next fall. from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..this is the channel 13 news at nine on fox 17 at least 14 people are dead -- after one-to-three people opened fire at a california center for people it happened around lunchtime in san bernardino. police say at least 17 people are injured. good evening. i'm lynn melling. thank you for joining us tonight.. a terrifying afternoon and evening for people in san bernardino, california.. at this hour... police say... two of the shooting suspects are dead... killed in a shoot out with police.. a third person was detained close to the scene of the shootout... but it is possible he is not connected to the shootings. earlier police said they were hunting as many as three suspects.. who had fled in a black s-u-v. "we have multiple officers that were involved in the shooting. we have two suspects that are

today, the state regents approved a three percent tuition increase for the fall semester. this only applies to students at the university of iowa. that's because in september the board raised tuition for students at iowa state and u-n-i for the upcoming spring semester. this will be the first tuition increase at the university of iowa since the 2012-2020 school year. the university of iowa children's hospital will soon have a new name. the regents approved naming the hospital the stead family university of iowa children's hospital, after businessman jerre stead and his wife, mary joy. the more than 50 million dollars to the ununersity. the name takes effect next november. one woman from linn county got a big surprise tonight... ying with applause this was the reaction when lucinda alexander learned that she had been given a van. several companies including marion tire, deery brothers and hyvee joined the salvation armymyo give away the car as part of a prograra called miles of smiles. the program narrows down nominations it receives from community members. for there, a sel

his ideas about taxing the wealthy and raising minimum wage, single-payer, free public university tuition, and overhauling the justice system. >> if it was donald trump and clinton, the race is now a virtual tie. only one percentage point >> a popular holiday gift. >> how a carefree ride turned into a battle for life in just seconds. anchor 1: an effort to keep everybody say. >> 1 strip and on the street, not even counting the undercover's keeping an eye on things. we celebrate loss -- las vegas and the coverage will go all the way through when we broadcast the federal government is investigating big-ticket items of futuristic hover boards. 70 have been rushed to emergency rooms after falling off. they are the product of back to the future to. the accident is being taken seriously. they have a board caught fire and federal investigators fear the latest incident could be a sign of more to come. take a look. >> it sounded like a small explosion. >> out of the houston mall, a hover board is caught on camera. >> it sounded serious. >> serious in houston and new a home suffered fire damage on

out of state students tuition will jump to $36,000. if increase kicks in next fall. >> time to talk about the weather. it's a little bit cooler today but not that bad. >> beautiful today. litt bit cooler. less windy. temperatures dropped a bit into the 50s this afternoon but still about 10 degrees above average. we're still warm for this time of the year. 53 in central park. no records set. a delightful day. wet weather on the way. rain we're track. temperatures will remain above average until the weekend. right now you're in the 40s in reading, stanford and fairfield. generally speaking we're seeing mid-to-upper 40s across the area right around 50 in poughkeepsie, that's your temperature. winds are mainly coming out of the east this time, to help cool things down a bit and now clouds are starting to roll into the area as well as a cold front approaches from the west. we can see some of those clouds starting to thicken from the south and they will don't increase as we go through the night. the actual rain make terrify front sheer. low

that will fund free tuition of public colleges and universities. that idea of free tuition is not a radical idea. it exists all over the world. i would say that a college degree today is more or less equipment to what a high school degree was 50-60 years ago. you want to make it in the middle class, you need a college degree. maybe people think it is a radical idea, every person that degree or post-high school education, regardless of the income of their family. second, real unemployment as opposed to official unemployment, is closed to 10%. our infrastructure all over this country, roads, bridges and water and rail systems, airports, are in desperate need of her-- or repair. $1 trillion over five years creates jobs. we have people working two jobs. you got to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. josh: you' ve been reluctant to take shots at people in the democratic field. some say that might be his downfall, he' s not being aggressive enough talking about hillary clinton' s e-mails or whatever it is. are you second-guessing anything you' ve done

tuition for 100 kate: it is the idea of it. you have your credit ratings on one side. news & world report's rating. the endowment is a large part of that. you cannot draw down too much on that. that is a huge factor as to why you are so prestigious and delete. -- elite. alix: is there any link between the high borrowing costs and inflation? tocolleges are almost immune what is going on in the larger economy in terms of raising their tuition. there does not seem to be a connection. i was looking at the growth rates of tuitions. you do not really see a dip in 2008, 2009, 2010. always over inflation. they seem to not have to matter. the technicals are too strong. harvard is only going to accept so many people a year and they know that. >> thank you. know toat you need to gear up for tomorrow's short trading day next. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. know the manufacturing sector. we know the industrial sector has been struggling. profits back in august and we have declines since. what is going to happen and how much worse is it going to get? >> tomorrow in the u.s. we have a coup

we're going to make tuition free in every public college and university in america so your kid can go to college. >> free? >> free. >> how are you going to afford that? >> well, i'll tell you a radical idea. >> give me a radical idea. >> this is the wealthiest country in the history of the world -- >> right. >> we live in a competitive global economy -- >> right. >> how can we afford not to have the best educated workforce? [applause]. >> that is an applause line, it's a great line. i know you mean it. but the reality is there is a real cost -- >> there is a big cost. >> a real cost. >> there is a big cost. >> where is it going to come from? >> i tell you where. in the republican budget that i had to sit through for an entire week, they increased military spending by $38 billion off budget at a time when we spend more than the next ten countries in the world on the military. we are losing $100 billion every single year because corporations and the rich stash their money in the cayman islands and other tax havens. you ask the rich to start paying their fair share of taxes, you make jud

the iowa board of regents has raised tuition at the university of iowa. the board approved a three percent tuition increase. it will take effect next spring. student debt at iowa is currently the eighth highest in the nation... averaging around 30 thousand dollars. a 100 dollar tuition increase at iowa state and u - n - i was already approved earlier this year. the director of athletics is leaving the university of northern iowa... troy dannen has been hired for the same position at tulane university in new orleans. the school will name an interim national search for his replacement. dannen has overseen the panthers athletics department for eight years. his last day is december 31st. a metro food bank is turning to the community to help fill its selves today the iowa food bank association kicks off the holiday season this afternoon with their stock the pantry event. organizer say that winter is by far the toughest time for the needy in iowa. they estimates that 13 percent of the state's population will go hungry this holiday season and 1 in 5 children wil

the school hasn't raised tuition since the 2012-2013 school year. one student who has benefited from those freezes says he doesn't see future increases as that big of a deal. "i think three percent or 100 dollars added to tuition here is really negligible compared to the price, so i don't think it will affect people too much, so i don't see it being a big problem. " there could be additional increases depending on the amount of funding the legislature gives the universities. hawkeyes fans are feeling the hype, now only two days out from the big ten championship game. the undefeated hawks will take on michigan state in indianapolis on saturday. scheels sporting goods in the coral ridge mall has been busy with people buying hawks gear. the challenge for employees and retailers across the area is just trying to keep things in stock. scheels says some products like undefeated 12-and-0 shirts or the new big game shirts are flying off the shelves. "we've been ordering pretty much every day to get new stuff in, refill the stuff that we've been selling out

. >>> tuition going up a the university of connecticut. the university's board of trustees voted to raise tuition by more than 30% over four years. in-state students will pay nearly $14,000 a year by 2019. currently, they're paying $10,500. tuition for the out-of-state students will go from $32,000 to $36,000 a year. >> so expensive. >>> in news for your health this morning, a diagnosis of appendicitis doesn't always mean surgery. there's a small study that finds about 95% of kids can be treated for appendicitis with just the new study found that about one in four cases in young patients were mild enough to avoid surgery. in europe, a recent study found the same was true for adults, which means less recovery time and lower health costs. however, this particular treatment is usually reserved only for mild cases. >> in order to meet that criteria, you have to have your pain for less than two days, and the inflammation has been contained within the appendix, so there's no sign it's about to rupture. >> and in most of these cases, the appendic

t to increase tuition iowa... the three percent increase for iowa students starting next fall. northern iowa and iowa state student won't see an increase. their rates were raised earlier this year. the regents will wait to see how much support they get from the legislature, and if needed could adjust tuition again next year. iowa state university is helping a cat land on its feet.. this is three year old vincent... he was adopted as hind legs... owner cindy jones took him to lloyd's veterinary medical clinic at iowa state.... that's where dr mary sarah bergh attached metal prosthetic legs to vincent... these implants go inside vincent's bones. she says his bones look good and the implants are stable. he can now walk well and dr bergh says he should be jumping soon. coming up...the university of northern iowa athletics director is jumping ship. later in sports, find out where troy dannen is going...and when he will serve his last day as a panther. weather tease say goodbye to the snow and hello to much warmer temperatures. we are going to see 40s, and even 50s by the weekend. mo

increase for undergraduate tuition at iowa for the 2016-2017 school year. however, tuition for undergrads at iowa state and northern iowa will stay at the level they will be next spring. the regents also approved a $500 tuition increase for international students at iowa state. eric: economic headlines now -- stocks extended losses after news of a possible hike in interest rates the dow was down 252 points. the nasdaq lost 85 points. and the s&p 500 fell nearly 30 points. staples is conceding in order to make a proposed deal with office depot. the two companies are meeting next week with federal trade commission officials, to resolve antitrust concerns stemming from the takeover. staples says it will sell office depot assets with revenues of up to $1.25 billion to win approval. elizabeth: the department of transportation has ordered airlines to pay for damaged luggage. federal authorities say despite what airlines claim, carriers are responsible for damage to zippers, handles, wheels and care. the d.o.t. has opened investigations into several airlines and p

tuition will stay the same at the states to other universities. aib college of businesses is selling three apartment buildings located on its campus. they were sold to build terrace llc for $2.5 million. it will be used to pay operating expenses. steve: hawkeye fever is sweeping the state. saturday's big ten championship football game. hawkeye frenzy. >> hawkeye fans say they have been waiting a long time for a season like this. hawkeye merchandise is selling like crazy. t-shirts. it is that a long time coming. >> is exciting. there is a buzz all around. a lot of people have become big hawkeye fans now that they are winning. it is pretty unreal. it has been a wild ride. >> sports authority has also hawkeye merchandise. the hawkeye variety. he will be of the game in indianapolis. when her lose, this season will be a memorable one. >> as a cyclone fan, i will be probably cheering for them. especially since it's good for business in general. >> every hawkeye family talk to pray to win. steve: kcci sports director andy garman's on his way to indianapo

that's under a tuition increase that the board of regents previously approved. the increases come after state lawmakers failed to approve the board of regents funding request last session. jack: iowa hawkeye fans -- we have a little more than 48 hours until the team takes the field in the big ten championship. they're 12-0 going in to the biggest game of the season so far. will take on michigan state in indianapolis on saturday with a kickoff time of 7-17 pm. local 5's sports team is already setting up at the stadium, and we'll check in with jordan furbee and alex giaimo coming up in a little bit. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... a dog takes a trip of a lifetime- by accident! find out how this corgi got a few extra plane rides - and if she made it home. jack: but next... a famous track star is going back to prison. the latest on a big change of direction for oscar pistorius in court today. "you're watching local forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." jack: money laundering, racketeering and wi

wish i could have afforded the year tuition for a girl."ny amount to kids in needs of desks or to the girls' tuition program because your $5 or $10 is combined with someone else's $5 and you will help some of the girls to high school or help deliver a desk to a classroom. to send a girl to high school in malawi and provide with room and board can cost about $175 a year. to provide virtually all of her needs in going to high school. but many girls don't need room and board and so sending them to high school is much cheaper. and some schools are much cheaper than others. so if you can contribute $25 to the girl's scholarship program, that may be enough to pay for one girl through at least one semester of high school at some of these schools. some of these schools have very low tuition rates that are still impossible for families to afford in a country whose per capita income is $270 a year. on christmas day, camille gonzales said on facebook, "i've given the gift of desks since lawrence and unicef began." when andrea sees kids her nephew's ag

undergrad students at the university of iowa will pay more for tuition next fall. yesterday, the board of regents approved a three percent increase. in september, the regents raised undergraduat e tuition for the upcoming spring semester. but that three percent increas only applied t iowa stste and northern iowa. for full time undergrads. students at the university of iowa were exempt from that increase. students at iowa are somewhat used to asn't raised one student who has benefited from those freezes says he doesn't see future increases as that big of a deal. "i think three percent or 100 dollars added to tuition here is really negligible compared to the price, so i don't think it will affect people too much, so i don't see it being a big problem. " there could be additional increases depending on the amount of funding the legislature gives the universities. one woman from linn county is extra thankful for a big gift this morning. crying with applause lucinda alexander learned several area companies chose e r as the winner of a new van last night. marion tire, de

panel of activists focus on the keystone pipeline, black lives matter, housing evictions, rising tuition costs, and nuclear power. it is one hour 10 minutes. >> i am going to introduce our moderator for tonight. i am pleased that professor dan clawson agreed to moderate. he is a longtime activist and union organizer, real inspiration for a great many of us on this campus. most recently he has been active in building the educators for a democratic union, the progressive caucus within the massachusetts teachers association which is though largest union in the state and has been a tremendous organizing power. i will turn it over now to dan clawson. thank you. dan: here is how the evening will work. i will give you a brief overview of how the evening will work, a few minutes on the theory of direct action and questions to think about this evening and then i will turn it over to our panelists. each of the five panelists have been asked to speak for not more than 12 minutes and i will give them a time check near the end. the focus for tonight is on direct action, how it operates, what is invol

they introduced tuition fees and fen they introduced tuition es, the threshold was £15,000.reased it to £21,000, which enables us to fund the lifting of the cap and more people who are qualified to go to university. i would have thought, and i would have hoped that he would have welcomed the big investment we are making in cambridge, not least with the renovation of the famous cavendish laboratory. huw merriman: the bexhill-hastings link road will finally open this month, delivering a business park, new homes for a new labor market and a countryside park. the road has been talked about for decades, but it has been commissioned and built in the last five. will the chancellor join me in welcoming new business to relocate to bexhill and hastings, and to expand? mr. osborne: i would certainly encourage businesses to relocate to my honorable friend's area. he is right about the link road. for decades, people called for and there was a conservative mp for bexhill, there was a labour mp for hastings for many of those years and nothing happened. now that we have conservative mp's in

students will be seeing a slight spike in their tuition costs. the regents board agreed to increase unnergraduate tuition for resident students at the university of iowa; however, tuitiion will stay the same at uni and iowa state for now. rates were raised earlier this in continuing coverage... we now know it's a 21-year-old woman who died in a crash on icy roads. the crash ahppened yesterday on east dunkerton road -near raymond road in black hawk county. the black hawk county sheriff's office says21- year-old alexis behrends crossed the center line andnd hit another car -- she died at the scene. the other driver was not hurt. it's been nearly a week since a local teen went missing. ethan weitzenkamp was last seen on thanksgiving night in his family's home. speaking with kwwl's jessica hartman - - ethan's parents are shocked and confusededby his disappearance. they just want to know he is ok. etn left a note saying he needed to start a nee life. but his parents say that just isn't him. an avid wrestler - - ethan went missing just day's before his

>> now she has to pay back the tuition. tuition for next semester for grace will be on the house.a burden for that poor mother. free tuition, sign me up. >> holy cow. >>> up next at 11:00, rowdy and unruly passengers disrupt flights. >> right now too many times on international flight a passenger is disruptive, a passenger walks away. >> it's a growing problem, but law enforcement is not keeping up. we investigate disruption in the skies putting your safety at risk but with little consequence. a rowdy passenger on your flight? it's a nightre >>> well, has this ever happened to you? you're on a flight and you are delayed by a rowdy passenger? it's a nightmare scenario that's unfortunately becoming more common. >> so there's got to be a punishment, right? wlo who's in charge of that? here's our senior investigative reporter stephen stock. >> causing chaos on a flight is actually a federal crime. we've combed through thousands of unruly passenger complaints over the years ranging from everything from smoking in the restroom to charging the cockpit. we discovered that the numbers of t

fund provides tuition for girls to attend high school.t girl scholarship program to the k.i.n.d. fund after we got the kids in need of desks part of the program up and running. and you contributed so generously to have desks made in malawi by workers, workers who now have jobs, thanks to the k.i.n.d. fund. the k.i.n.d. fund is delivering desks to kids in malawi schools who were ne going to see desks in their classrooms throughout their entire classrooms. kids who were going to spend their entire school lives sitting on the floor, trying to write by holding a piece of paper on their friend's back or on their legs. your generous contributions to the k.i.n.d. fund have changed all of that for hundreds of thousands of kids in malawi schools. my favorite tweet of the day today is from jeffrey heise who wrote sold a copy of trump's adequate art of the deal" become on e may with signature. buying desk with proceeds in his name. merry christmas. that's a truly brilliant and best possible use of that book. vanessa tweeted, law reps, thank you for

fund provides tuition for girls to attend high school. scholarship program to the k.i.n.d. fund after we got the kids in need of desks part of the program up and running. and you contributed so generously to have desks made in malawi by workers, workers who now have jobs, thanks to the k.i.n.d. fund. the k.i.n.d. fund is delivering desks to kids in malawi schools who were ne going to see desks in their classrooms throughout their entire classrooms. kids who were going to spend their entire school lives sitting on the floor, trying to write by holding a piece of paper on their friend's back or on their legs. your generous contributions to the k.i.n.d. fund have changed all of that for hundreds of thousands of kids in malawi schools. my favorite tweet of the day today is from jeffrey heise who wrote sold a copy of trump's adequate art of the deal" become on e may with signature. buying desk with proceeds in his name. merry christmas. that's a truly brilliant and best possible use of that book. vanessa tweeted, law reps, thank you for bringi

a mom was given a chance to score half off tuition for her daughter' s schooling next year if she could sink the half-court shot. it goes in on the bounce. she threw it granny style and on the bounce. the mom was shocked. i thought it missed it. into the net. it went in. that is incredible. a young cancer patient has a special christmas wish. she wants to meet tom brady. erin: her friends, family, and strangers are coming together to try to make that happen. >> if i ever met him, i would excitedly pass out and faint. erin: she is battling b cell leukemia for the second time. she has been in a hospital in maine since october. you can tell from her room how big of a tom brady vinci is. let' s hope that her wish does happen. sean: i suspect it will. these teams usually come out to the hospitals. i think it will happen. kevin: absolutely. we start off with a little bit of mixed precipitation. anything close to the shoreline will be in liquid form. inland, 34-37. some valleys falling down near the freezing mark. you could have light rain in sports -- spots. the could be a little bit of freez

it will include tuition assistance and also catholic identity. we want to make sure that we have strong catholic schools.>> moderator: i would imagine it is popular to have a pope names st. francis here at the archdiocese in san francisco. when people here more about that, they may want to hear more about the catholic church because they like that guy. that's what i hear, they like that guy.>> the archdiocese has invited the pope to come to san francisco. i'm not sure how realistic it is because he will only be here for a short time. the name francis san francisco -- and francisco, hopefully he can get here to san francisco. >> moderator: that is a wonderful thing. i know many people have put the two together. when we get back, we will speak with father john piderit and father anthony. they make sure things -- things are warrant -- are working. we will be right back. good morning, it is masaic and i am chris lyford. , >> moderator: good morning and welcome to masaic. my name is chris lyford. we have father anthony and father john piderit . we wil

tuition for all three schools could go up again... if the legislature doesn't take action. i would say this to the rest of my colleagues here, and all iowans..that might listen to this. it is time that we stop the decline, in the amount of support we get from our iowa. it has been a downturn for the last decade and its time it stops. the regents will wait to see how much support they get from the legislature, and if needed could adjust tuition again next year. iowa is thousands of miles from where the conflicts of world war two took place... but that doesn't mean the state was untouched.. two prisoner of war camps were established hear during the fighting. and from one of those camps this christmas scene was born. coming up next ... we'll take you to algona and tell you the story behind this community treasure. and a little later we'll be joined by miss iowa. find out how why she says the key to fighting childhood cancer is good pair of dancing shoes. its beginning to look a lot like at the first world conference on climate change, the challenge seemed insurmountable. but t

today the regents approved a 3- percent tuition increase at the university of iowa. it will take effect next spring. a 100-dollar tuition increase at iowa state and u-n-i was already approved earlier this year. currently... student debt at the university of iowa is the eighth highest in the nation.. averaging just under 30-thousand dollars. des moines residents are moving closer to finally getting their franchise fee refunds ... a refund they've already been paying for for more than a year. letters began going out this week explaining how to file a claim for a share of the refund. the city is paying back around 40- million dollars in fees it the refunds aren't really refunds though. the money residents are receiving is being paid for by a bond ... a bond that in turn is paid for by a legal increase in the franchise fee. there is still now word on how much money individual residents will get it's time to rise and shine. at kum & go, we're doing more for you to start your day right. like serving up a friendly "good morning" along with breakfast sandwiches & breakfast p

sabrina: new this morning...a higher tuition bill coming to students at the university of iowa. sabrina: the iowa board of regents approved a three-percent bump in tuition during their meeting wednesday. resident students at the university will see the increase at the start of the next school year. undergrad students from iowa at i-s-u and u-n-i are not expected to see an increas next year since the board previously upped tuition at the institutions starting with the upcoming spring semester. the increases come after state lawmakers failed to approved the regents funding request. elias: we're back with meterologist james peterson... james: (james adlibs) james: weather adlib: thursday is starting out a lot better than yesterday! clear skies and cool temps will up into the low to mid 40s under mostly sunny skies this afternoon! we will do even better come friday with ample sunshine and temps pushing up into the upper 40s and even low 50s for the metro! conditions will stay mild over the weekend, but some clouds will be coming in saturday afternoon and might be thick enough to pro

>> they introduced tuition fees and the threshold was 15,000 pounds. we've increased that to 21,000 pounds. that enables us to fund the listing on the cap so more people that are qualified can go to university and i would have thought or hoped that on this day he would welcome the big investment we are making into cambridge. [shouting] >> finally open this month. this will deliver business park, country side park. it's been talked about for decades. will the chancellor join me to welcoming new business and to expand? [shouting] >> chancellor. >> i certainly encourage businesses to locate and he is right about this link road. for decades people have called for this link road and for all those years it's true there was a conservative mp but there was a labour mp and nothing happened. now we have conservative for getting the investment that the local area needs. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. on the seventh of september the prime minister told me that he could not remove refugees from the migration target because of the requirements of the national

free. >> making public colleges and universities tuition free and substantially lowering interest rates on student debt is an inexpensive piece of legislation. you know how we are going to pay for it? we are going to pay for it through a tax on wall street speculation. mike: we will have much more coverage of senator sanders' adam: thanks. also campaigning in new hampshire, senator lindsey graham is continuing to criticize ted cruz. he spoke today at the new hampshire women' s initiative for in new hampshire weighing in on the terror attack in california. he says senators ted cruz and rand paul voted to weaken the surveillance that might pick up information on domestic terror suspects. he said he is eager to know more about the woman involved in the shooting. >> isil recruits more women to their cause than any other terrorist organization. i want to know, was she radicalized before they met? is this a terrorist-arranged marriage? if so, we need to look at our visa system. adam: he says the best way to curb recruitment is to develop a more aggressive policy and defeat it overseas. ohio g

secondly, i don't believe in free tuition for everybody. i believe we should focus on middle-class families, working families, and poor kids who have the ambition and the talent to go to college and get ahead. so i have proposed debt free tuition, which i think is affordable and i would move a lot of the pell grant and other aid into the arena where it could be used for living expense. so i put all of this together, again, on my website and i've gotten such a good response. but i want to quickly say, one of the areas that senator sanders touched on in talking about education and certainly talking about health care is his commitment to really changing the systems. free college, a single-payer system for health, and it's been estimated we're looking at $18 to $20 trillion, about a 40% in the federal budget. and i have looked at his proposed plans for health care for example, and it really does transfer every bit of our health care system including private health care, to the states to have the states run. and i think we've got to be really th

the board will also discuss raising tuition at the state universities. the cedar falls fire department will soon start using helmet cameras when out on fire calls. the cameras can withstand high levels of heat. the fire department hopes the footage will help firefighters analyze how they fought the fire and ways to improve. it can also help with investigations. here's the latest college football playoff poll. no change in the top four. clemson is on top followed by alabama, oklahoma, and iowa, michigan state is fifth and ohio state moves up to sixth. congrats to kirk ferentz who was named the big 10 coach of the year for the fourth time today and he deserves it.... they named the offensive all big 10 team and jordan walsh was named first team guard by the coaches.. quarterback c.j. beathard was named second team.. the pride and joy of williamsburg austin blythe was a second team center.. and jordan canzeri was named third team runningback.. sean welsh and matt vandeberg were honorable mention. scott westerberg has more on the 12-0 hawkeyes. it's been a r