so i'm proud that we froze tuition six years in a row and i want to continue to freeze tuition for thenext four years. i also increased needs-based financial sphrins all colleges public and private in the state so that more kids and families can afford to send them to school. going forward we're a nation based on immigrants but also based on laws. we have to make sure folks in washington just the laws. when it comes to student loan debt, we've worked with the uw credit union, the state shouldn't be a bank. uw credit union allows access from any student to refinance their student loan at rates that are competitive or better than other states who have done it on their open. >> governor your time is up and the first part of the question specifically asked whether daca students should be entitled to in-state tuition as they are in several other states could you address that please in 30 seconds? >> gov. walker: what i was saying about that is we're a nation of immigrants and laws. the laws are clear at the federal level. they need to be changed at the federal levelinism from our standpoint

so i'm proud that we froze tuition six years in a row i want to continue to freeze tuition for the next four years. i also increased needs based financial assistance for all our colleges and universities, public and private in the state so more kids and their families could afford to send them to school. now, going forward, we're a nation based on immigrants, but we're also a nation based on laws so we've got to make sure folks in washington change the laws so we can adjust things going guaforward -- going forwa. we have worked with the uw credit union, which allows access to any student from the state to refinance their student loan at rates i should say that are as competitive or better than other states who have done it on their own. >> your time is up. the first part of the question specifically asked whether daca students should be entitled to in state tuition as they are in several other states. could you address that, please, in 30 seconds? >> sure. what i was saying about that is we're a nation of immigrants and a nation of laws. the laws are very clear at the federal level. the

and with that eisenhower era free tuition is not free. in contrast i bring the senior active-duty retired veteran and i bring results but i'm proud with what we have done having the best economy in five decade decades. gdp growth three times what we had and we have been a leader to work with the senate to reconcile two different bills. that's a huge difference to national security and at the forefront. so we have outstanding issues of immigration, health car care, getting people back to work and with a pragmatic conservative i have been endorsed republican and democrat and with the omaha world herald to work across the aisle into compromise. i ask for your vote and endorsement this tuesday coming back to work serving this district and this country. >> me will close with an appeal to the voter in addition to this district there are other - - two other contested races in nebraska and for house races in iowa you will make a choice for governor nebraska has a decision for us senator in 19 contested races for the legislature in addition to oth

in the state senate republicans and democrats alike everything we have done for my whole ten year tuition held flat dollar for dollar if you have a student that goes to the university of wisconsin milwaukee tuition is flat dollar for dollar over the last six years. to be affordable and accessible to take advantage of new jobs and opportunities. to have a robust conversation you will hear a contrast of ideas does it reside in washington dc purchasing 32 trillion-dollar government takeover of health care you would have to double just to pay for the one program alone. i believe we need to lower the cost of health care with that decision-making process my opponent supports raising taxes. i believe you should have more money in your pocket book my opponent supports abolishing ice i stand with the men and women of law enforcement i am proud to have the endorsement of all six sheriff's from all six counties from the first congressional district the list goes on it will be a robust conversation of the direction we will take our country i look forward to that tonight. thank you for being here. [ch

we came in and held the line on tuition.t's the same approach we need to take to washington to get spending under control. you didn't answer the question, you support the cuts being proposed or not? mr. steil: i will come back. mr. bryce: the way i see it, this deficit has doubled under the leadership of paul ryan, the representative for the first district. it's part of a result of rewarding the richest people in this country for donating to his campaign, paying for the attack ads, bombarding the television every time you open your computer, let's stop rewarding people. we have $1.5 trillion to add to the deficit, not keep ballooning it up. we are being lied to, we are getting charged more and more, the wealthiest people are getting rewarded more and more, then we are being told we have to cut. no. let's stop scoring the middle class, the hard-working people of this country, and have the people benefiting the most pay a little bit more. mr. steil: i think it's important to redirect. individuals who are seniors, who have earn

he voted against an in-state tuition freeze. well could be more important to middle-class families than knowing tuition will not go up? that is about as important as it gets, to know that your kid can finish school without tuition increasing. >> career politicians speak in platitudes. i want to cite a specific example of miss daniels. when i interviewed him on ways and means, this is how you fix the cost of education. it's now going up at a higher rate than the cost of health care. that's sad. i asked mitch. i'm glad that you have frozen tuition and purdue. will you do to try to keep costs down? like somebody that has done something in the real world, he rattled off three things that were impressive. make sure that we buy things right across all locations. that is what some in business would do. make sure that we look at our benefits program, to make sure it is sustainable, that you are not only getting good coverage, that you are also able to afford it. and then he said i want to make a four-year degree a three-your degree. tha

bernie sanders wants to make tuition and college tuition free for all.stand on that issue? >> you know, i've been a huge education advocate here in nevada for 25 years. certainly the cost of higher education is an incredibly important issue. so many students are being strapped with student debt. i think that we need to take some major steps in focusing on predatory lenders and for-profit universities and certainly bringing down the cost. another issue that's really important in nevada is making sure that students are getting -- are graduating from college in a certain amount of time. a lot of our students are not graduating within six years, which of course increases the cost of education as well. so we are focusing on how we're going to increase costs down in those manners. >> do you have any feelings about free tuition for all, getting on board with that progressive message, o is that something that you're not behind right now? >> you know, i think we have to look at all of our options right now. i really want to focus on how we bring down the burden o

nancy pelosi doesn't even say that and free tuition isn't free.that's something that you hear from the minority leaders and in contrast, the most senior active-duty and retired veteran leadership and resolve and i'm proud of what we've done with having the best economy. gdp growth ten times when i first came in. the only freshman selected with that this got to do that twice we made a huge difference to the national security and i've been at the forefront and i look forward to doing that more. but we had outstanding issues. immigration, healthcare, getting people back to work on government programs. folks want a pragmatic conservative and i've been endorsed by all in the district republican and democrat, ten different union and the omaha world herald the most important endorsement issue is you, the voter. for those in nebraska as well as the house races in iowa. they will make a choice for governor of nebraska has a position to make for the senator and 19 contested races for the nebraska legislature that is in addition to the host of other state, c

i asked mitch -- i am proud you frozen tuition at purdue for the third year. i said what will you do to keep costs actually down? and like somebody that has done something in the real world, he rattled off three things that were impressive. make sure we buy things right across all locations. that is what somebody in business would do. make sure we look at our benefits program, make sure it is sustainable. that you are not only getting good coverage, that you are also going to be able to afford it. and then, he said i want to make , a four-year degree a three-year degree. that is going to be the difference between somebody like me and somebody that has been there as part of the problem. you think out-of-the-box, and if you come away with anything this evening, that should be at. -- it. ms. brenton: can we talk about free-market solutions and take out the government involvement? everything government does makes us poorer. it is like to take a leader out of blood in this arm and put back 10%. it is insane. government is picking winners and losers in our higher ed

increases. $.60 of every dollar goes to tuition increases. on money coming from the federal government. that is hurting students, ultimately. recreational marijuana, for or against? mr. phillips: i think it's time we take it off the schedule one list of narcotics and i think it should be up to states. mr. paulsen: no. moderator 1: who would you want to see as house speaker? mr. paulsen: the presumption is that with republicans back in charge it would be kevin mccarthy, and i would certainly support him. moderator 2: pelosi or somebody else if the democrats were in charge? mr. phillips: i have said countless times that it's time for new leadership on both sides of the i/o. there is a reason i don't take money from members of congress. when i vote for speaker of the house, it will be on principle, not on party. moderator 2: do you have a name? mr. phillips: not yet. moderator 2: thanks for watching. remember all of our debates are available to watch again. on the calendar. that is when we will hold a debate for minnesota governor. thanks for wa

the community college has the lowest tuition in new england. roughly $3500 a year. we need to make college affordable to begin with to reduce student loans. the other thing we need to do is to private partnerships with business committees. they are paying five-$10,000 in housing policies that we can use the private sector to give tuition loan reimbursement and college loan forgiveness. they are anxious to do. they need help. they need to attract people back to the state. it isn't always a government tried to to give things. the private sector will participate and i can create partnership that so important to making sure our students are not in over their heads to fully get out of college. financial literacy is the key. letting these teenagers work in the summer so they can save money, get ideas what is the value of the dollar and socks in my way so they don't have those loans when they get into school. thank you. >> alan, your thoughts on solving the student debt crisis? >> when my folks were young you could have an eighth-grade education and do just fine. we didn't

i appreciate while she was at that board she actually hiked up the tuition 20% so while she's talking about it being too expensive she's part of the problem of raising that. i think we should be looking at how the students get better interest rates and finance and renegotiate the law. we need to realize the federal government as part of the problem. you see more adjunct professors today with this huge administrative costs so we need to do a review at the federal level how we can lift the weight off. you said you were not okay with reducing 1.5 student loan debt that you were okay with paying a handout to millionaires and the country. this is the problem we have with our priority is on the natural board when the state continues to cut we have two choices we can raise tuition or property taxes much less than my predecessors on the board and with the rate of inflation we are still the cheapest game in town. i've made a 99% of all of my votes the top 3% of attendance sheets 40% of the hearings, 40% of the. 60% is an f. and i've done 99% of that. >> julia has the first question. >> what's

how can we get more kids to go to those schools if tuition keeps going up? we are not managing the budget properly and stopping the wasteful corporate giveaways. we can't invest in education. moderator:, thank you very much. >> wasn't that long ago that state senator nate bolton had a good chance to be on the stage tonight but allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct forced him to drop out of the race. david jamieson was eventually fired because of his conduct in -- and the state paid kristin anderson nearly to my in dollars -- for what she endured during $2 million her job in the state house. mr. hubbell, if elected, what would you do to end this so-called locker room atmosphere often described as a toxic work environment for women in iowa? mr. hubbell: it's a very serious issue. it was going on while the governor was a state senator. it's been going on the whole time she has been lieutenant governor and governor and we still have these examples. it has not gotten better. we need a governor who will actually do something. it's fine to say everyone is to

he voted against an in-state tuition freeze.t could be more important than knowing tuition won't foe up? that's about as important as it gets. >> mr. braun: career politicians speak in platitudes. i want to cite a specific example of ms. daniels. when i interviewed him on ways and means. this is how you fix the cost of ceegz and the fact that it's now going up at a higher rate than the cost of healthcare, and that's sad. i asked he given, mitch. e you going to do to try to keep costs down. and like somebody that's done something in the real world he rattled off three things that were impressive. and to make sure we buy things right across all locations. that's what somebody in business would do. we have to make sure we look at our benefits program to make sure it's sustainable. that you're not only getting good coverage that you're also going to be able to afford it. and then he said i want to make a four-year degree a three-year degree. that will be the difference between cinnamon like me and somebody who's been there as part o

moody: again, working on the university system, we have kept tuition flat the last 5-7 years.he community college has the lowest tuition in new england. we need to reduce student loans. we need to make college affordable to begin with. do isher thing we need to private partnerships with our business community. they are paying $5,000 to $10,000 in hiring bonuses. we can use the private sector to give tuition loan reimbursement and college loan forgiveness. they are anxious to do it. they need to attract people back here to the state. it is not always the government trying to take care of things. the private sector can help us to make sure students are not in over their heads when they graduate from college. financial literacy is the key. letting the teenagers work in the summer to get an idea of the value of a dollar so that of have those loans when they are in school. thank you. >> alan, your thoughts? mr. caron: you could have an eighth grade education and do just fine when my folks were young and we did not make them pay for it. it was public, we were all in together. my old

alexandra: cortez and her -- tuition for universities.hey are reassured these issues still matter here. >> would you say you are supporting her or undececided? great. alexandra: but too many on the right, alexandria ocasio-cortez is a dangerous revolutionary who calls herself a democratic socialist, who pledges not to accept any money from corporations. >> it is hard. especially when i was running. it feels almost impossible. people are ignoring you, or they are calling you naive, or they are calling you uneducated, uninformed, uncommitted. alexandra: alexandria ocasio-cortez is standing her ground, and she is highly favored to win her district in november. for many here, she is the politician they have been waiting for for a very long time. brent: joining me tonight is our correspondent alexandra von on an -- von nahmen in wisconsin. some people say alexandria ocasio-cortez is the democrat's secret weapon. is she? alexandra: when you ask her supporteters they wowould tell u of course shshe is. there isis a growingng number of yoyoung lib

out while the school is in session private schools are different they are financed by donations in tuitionfees and are largely independent of politics to parallel worlds but tom isn't discouraged by that. if. i still think that a lot of students have the chance of succeeding depends on what you want to do it comes down to the individual. and the optimism of a fifteen year old but the fact is germany invests only four point one percent of its gross domestic product in education that's well below the european average. feed industries here germany needs skilled stuff especially in the stem disciplines science technology engineering and mathematics but a recent study warns if the government doesn't do something about it it could be a shortfall of over six million trained personnel by twenty thirty the problems compounded by the fact that employees with good qualifications a sort of all over the world that's the case in vietnam where a fledgling car industry is taking shape. for years communities on how long they in northern vietnam have lived from fishing and tourism. but that is changing rapi

dollar going to increases. $.60 of every dollar goes to tuition increases. we rely on money coming from the federal government. that is hurting the students, ultimately. word,tor 2: just one recreational marijuana, for or against? mr. phillips: i think it's time we take it off the schedule one list of narcotics and i think it should be up to states. mr. paulsen: no. moderator 1: who would you want to see as house speaker? mr. paulsen: the presumption is that with republicans back in charge it would be kevin mccarthy, and i would certainly support him. moderator 2: pelosi or somebody else if the democrats were in charge? mr. phillips: i have said countless times that it's time for new leadership on both sides of the aisle. there is a reason i don't take money from members of congress. that vote for speaker of the house if i have the honor of serving them it will be on principle and not on party. moderator 2: do you have a name? mr. phillips: not yet. moderator 2: thanks for watching. >> with the midterms election days away, watch the competition for the contr

knows what will happen in the future, but right now i'm just trying to make the money to pay my kids tuition>> what do you make of some of the criticism of some of the republicans that maybe you weren't the right person to speak at the #metoo movement hour. >> alec: what was their specific complaint? >> some of the other past language uses with your daughter, etc. >> alec: most of the time people are trying to tar me with -- defending woody allen, and anybody who is guilty of any of these crimes, i don't think there's a reasonable man or woman alive -- what i would be concerned with if i was in time with the movement, the only person in jail is an 81-year-old black man. and i'm sorry if people think that defending woody is a mistake, i know that woody was cleared of the charges in connecticut and new york and that's kind of what i'm going with. what else we got? >> you just called for the overthrow of the government and president. you're about to launch a late night show. i think this night if i'm correct. are you worried that that's going to cause you problems in hollywood. >> alec: no. eve

private sector to give tuition loan reimbursement and college loan forgiveness. they need to attract people back here to the state. it is not always the government trying to take care of things. can help ussector to make sure students are not in over their heads when they graduate from college. and helping students work over the summer to get an idea of the value of a dollar so that of have those loans when they are in school. >> alan, your thoughts? you could have an eighth grade education and do just fine when my folks were young and we did not make them pay for it. it was public, we were all in together. my oldest sister and brother could get a high school education and do fine. they could do fine. and we did not make them pay for it. we did not make them go in debt to get through high school. in the 21st century, you need more skills than high school, everybody does, but we make people pay and it is segregating our society between those who have money and those who don't. i put out last week a big plan for sustainable prosperity in maine and you can find it o

i am trying to make some money to pay the tuition for my kids. >> would you the right person to speak at this dinner -- were y

abrams who wants to give the hope scholarship and free college tuition to those illegally.need to continue to fight for our own people that are citizens of our state and that's what i will do as governor. >> if i may respond? >> you may have rebuttal. >> i have pushed for allowing any student who graduates from high school to participate in hope scholarship program because these were young people that were brought not on own volition. in the state of georgia we have every opportunity to improve our economy, fill nursing shortage in rural georgia and do the best and i standby believing that every georgia who graduates high school should be attend colleges and able to receive hope scholarship. >> we would like to you give an opportunity as well. >> en immigration we need to have some sort of program where people can register to actually be here legally and i've missed the question, i suppose, but i don't see immigration as a problem as other people see it because i believe that we need more immigration and americans to build the strength of america to replace people who are n

tuition keep going up. student decorates going up. making it harder and harder to go into the schools and then we are talking about future ready iowans. how are we going to get more kids to go to schools if we keep pushing up tuition and our student debt. we are not managing the budget properly. we're not stopping the racial giveaway. so we can't invest in education -- >> that's your time. >> it wasn't that long ago that state senator nate had a pretty good chance of being on the stage tonight. allegation of inappropriate sexual conduct forced him to drop out of the race. he was eventually fired because of his conduct. the state made anderson nearly $2 million for what she endured during her job in the statehouse. the trouble you enter this first, if elected, what will you do to end the so-called, locker room atmosphere often described a toxic environment for women in iowa? >> it's a very serious issue. i was going on, as we know now, the governor was a state senator. it's been going on the whole time she was governor. we still have a

to stay alive cortez and her fellow activists once universal health care a federal jobs guarantee tuitions and free universities campaigning in the neighborhood they are reassured that these issues do matter here. where you say. this. i was awfully. good shoes really. but too many on the right alexandra because you cortez is a dangerous revolutionary who calls herself a democratic socialist who pledges notes to accept any money from corporations it was it's hard especially when i was running. it is it feels almost impossible. people are ignoring you or they are calling you naive or they're calling you. an educated uninformed uncommitted. alexandro cause you could have a stand on her block and she is highly favored to win this district in november by many here she is just to hold the commission they have been waiting for for a very long time. the crisis in caregiving in germany as one of the government's biggest challenges. soundness of positions are currently unfilled it is a situation that affects caregivers every day. rosa lopez is always on the go the spanish born nurse works in berlin

turning point dr time it was impossible to foresee what would come next but the sensation in the in tuition was so strong that even today i know just how i felt that evening in one nine hundred eighty nine almost twenty nine years ago. mr maule followed when the rain came down it ended germany surveillance state how did that system affect your childhood was this you but if you have to watch what you set of possibilities aren't. novel i'd learned how to be a good citizen of the german democratic republic the g.d.r. everyone in east germany knew there was a difference between public and private opinion and we learned that early on. i doubt by the time they were in school. most children knew they had to think about how to answer questions. like what time do you watch the news that. east german news was on at seven thirty pm but west germany broadcast the news only are. what you weren't supposed to watch or watched west german t.v. but it was disapproved of. as well if someone talked in the playground of you but as opposite of your skin color now i think what happened to children who talked in

graduating at 18-years-old and entering apprenticeship programs 60,000 a year to start and college tuition, five years to graduate, no college debt sometimes making 90,000 or 100,000 a year with a great alternative path so that the answer to the question. i want to revisit the question and i want everybody here to knoto knowthat the old tax coded people like mr. wallace who inherited hundreds of millions of dollars, and every forum i'm going to be out, i'm going to reinstitute. we can solve this question very easily. we don't need to hypothesize. we can calculate the numbers and see who benefited under what code and i will ponder the answer and he can blow the campaign wide open but he's not going to do it. he won't give tax reforms because under the tax code he did more than every single one of you in this room. >> mr. fitzpatrick. >> energy independence is a national objective and the topic of political discussion on a daily basis it gives us the way of life that we enjoy. how can the united states becoming a state energy independence given the burdens implementations on the discussions

tuitions keep going up, students at keeps going up. it's making it harder for young people to go to those schools and yet were talking about future ready lun stent. how do we get more kids to go to the schools if we keep pushing up tuition in our students at. were not managing the budget properly stopping the wasteful corporate get put away. >> that's your time. thank you. >> it wasn't that long ago that state senator nate bolton had a good chance of being on the stage tonight. allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct forced him to drop out of the race. david jamieson was eventually fired because of his conduct in the state pay kiersten anderson nearly $2 million for which she endured during her job in the statehouse. mr. hubbell, if elected what will you do to end the so-called locker room atmosphere often described as a toxic work environment for women in iowa? >> that's a very serious issue. this going on while the governor was a state senator. his been going on while she's been lieutenant governor and governor and we still have

he promises free tuition for students and familiesarng less than $80,000 a year. studen earning less than oo0,000 a year will receive free tuition and and board. it's unclear when this will take effect. >> developing thi morning, the trump administration may be considering redefining a portion of gen identity. this is according to a memo linked to the new york times marked as a draft. angie goff is at the live desk with details. >> that memo is a draft, indeed, which means it's subjectch to ge and nbc news has not obtained a copy of that tdraft. again, according to the new york times, the memo shows the trump administration m be considering redefining gender as an changeable condition and gender would be determined solely by a person's their sex. in response to the times story, a health and human services spokesperson saysquote, we do not comment on alleged leaked document all of this is of course gaining a lot of response. the national center for ansgender equality says this is just another attack on the transgender community from the trump administration. it pla

instead of cash that's how students at a school in cambodia many of them form a beggar's up in for the tuition it's nicknamed the rubbish school or not because of for teaching but because the building is made out to waste and the teach of behind it says it's the best way to educate people about the importance of recycling. i. like glimpse of what school is like for these cambodian children their classroom is colorful but more importantly it's practical. from bottle tops. to bits of old plastic nothing here goes to waste. and i don't mind it's no use rubbish to educate children by building classrooms a library and decorating the school it helps the children understand the value of using rubbish and useful ways. this school has been lovingly nicknamed the rubbish school many of these students come from deep poverty. some of former beggars who have nothing but here they can pay for their lessons with what ever they can find trash has become their currency. and at this school i'm studying english and american and my english teacher does not let me beg for money or gamble high island i'm glad i whe

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opposite of traveling you cross a gap in space you vanish into the void not being in any place for tuition that is a self a kind of void in time when you reappear you know place and in the moment was no relation to the aware and the one in which you vanished meanwhile was. you do how do you occupy this absence of yourself from the world and of the world from here you read you do not raise your eyes from the book between one airport any other because beyond the page there is to avoid on non-empty of stopovers of the metallic uterus that contains you and arches you of the passing crowd always different and always the same this point is called if on a winter's night it's a traveler but you tell of have you know because like written for me as exactly my experience. you know it's like the whole world is opening in front of me and old as possible he said what i can do was add and i have access to all of them so it was extremely stimulating and i don't know were i will be i didn't expect this kind of life to happen. my mom's dancer so i always sing in the body. so exposure is not something i i fi

i lived at home and i worked two jobs to work -- pay for gas, my car and tuition.ne year i worked four jobs. more moneysave up for my schooling. imagine my disappointment when i was notified that i was denied federal student aid because i made too much money. government regulations and rules do not always make sense. in utah, we do the right thing anyway. we want to know that our hard work is valued. social security and medicare, that those benefits will be there to support you in your aging years. you want to know that if you work hard, you can afford insurance for yourself, your spouse and your kids. congressing for because i believe we need a voice in utah that will put utah first, put solutions ahead of politics. we will go to mia love next. thank you. thank you to everyone who is here. thank you for participating tonight. i would like to thank my husband. the most incredible man i have ever met. andk you for your support your love. i have worked really hard. i have to make sure that every moment away from my children counts. my office and i have passed five bi

>> we have tuition assistance in programs like that. we spend like a billion dollars a year training our own people. we bring in 40000 people year, we train them, probably train another 40000 to move up to another job. send them back to school, give them benefits, pilates and massages. we pay them well. her low starting wages generally $16. >> i always said that is a joke and i walked into the headquarters the other day employee appreciation week and there were 50 people give him massages to our employees. the may have done that to not make me a liar. we want to take care of our people. the move around the world and take care of their families. we go out of our way and tuition assistance is one of them. >> good afternoon. i'm karen i'm an entrepreneur and onto businesses. i have to say you need to add j.p. morgan to that list. i came straight out of undergrad to work for j.p. morgan on wall street and ended up in private and it was the best training i've ever received. tonight i'm attending a black female founders dinner. >> here's my q

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maria: nyu medical school will offer free tuition to its current and future medical students thanks toa generous donation by ken langone and his wife. he says that's the way for he and his wife to share the american dream. you say you were worried about america's worsening doctor shortage. why did you give $100 million to nyu. >> i only gave 100 out of the 450. we had wonderful donors and generous people. maria: it wouldn't happen without you starting the whole thing. >> the dean and i started on this 11 years ago. maria: $100 million. i not am huge deal. ken and i are both on the board of nyu. but when i heard that news, i was blown away. why did you do it? >> let me tell you why. you and i know matter what the shortage of doctors are going to get care. we know we have the wealth and the resources, all those things. if god forbid we end up with a shortage which we'll right now of 50,000 primary care physicians in the year 2030, the people who will be impacted most negatively by it will be the poor people. the people like my parents were and the people like to your parents were and my

students from virginia whose families earn less tha $30,000 will receive both free tuition, room, and board. right now, it'sunclear when the new policy would take effect. >>> well, if you're feeling lucky on this monday, it may be time to finally get yourself that lottery ticket. with more than $2 billion on the line now, folks all over the country are catching lotto fever. we'll break down your chances of becoming a multi-billionaire when news 48 midday continues. barbara comstock might as well be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthcare market, hiking insurance rates up to 64 percent in virginia. barbara trumpstock agrees. voting with trump 98 percent of the time. jennifer wexton believes healthcare is a right ... and successfully fought to expand medicaid in virginia. "i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message... because change is coming." donald trump: such a nasty woman. reporter: shouting match erupted in the senate. man: just shut up. [all shouting] tired of