i am very pleased that you took advantage of the financial aid to get your undergrad education. we need more national service linked to payments for college for training, for other kinds of advanced education. yes, i will definitely push the support of it. i think it is quite a tribute to how well the program has operated that it is still alive. the congress has not -- they take whacks aitt it, but it is surviving. i support that. [applause] >> let me just say one thing. as you folks all know this election coming up, this residential election, is not about her. it is about us. you have a job interview here. i think you have a heck of a job. let us take what more question. -- one more question. [applause] hillary: i cannot believe it. i feel like i should shut my eyes. you have been in the back. ok, here comes the microphone. >> thank you, madam secretary. represent the state legislature in my town. a couple years ago we lost our program for -- the early learning. test start. i am sorry. we had a program where children were going for education help, and now they cannot. hillary:

attorney general and secretary of education are expected to make an important announcement related to federal student aid. it's not for the average undergrad. the department of education announced a program to make some federal and state prisoners eligible for federal student aid while incarcerated. they will development experimental sites to help prisoners get job training in preparation for release. >>> here in philadelphia, more than 270 medical students will get their white coats this morning, similar to what you see here. today's ceremony for students from the sydney kimmel medical college at thomas jefferson university symbolically marks the beginning of their medical education. >>> you like it play chess? -- you like to play chess? all challengers will be in center city. they'll have more than 25 boards set up at noon. the chess in the summer event is designed to help students keep skills sharp during the break from school. >>> talking eagles now. can you believe it's that time of year again? when you hear the music, you know. the eagles start camp this weekend, and there are still unanswered questions at quarterback. sam bradford a

attorney general and secretary of education are set to make an important announcement related to federal student aid, but it's not for the average undergrad. the department of education confirmed a new program that would make some federal and state prisoners eligible for federal student -- student aid while they're incarcerated. they'll develop experimental sites to help prisoners get job training in preparation for release. >>> it's almost back to school season as parents and students scout school supplies. teachers prepare lesson plans for a new crop of students. as mark baerga reports, they are finding social ways to keep kids learning. >> reporter: the halls are empty but teachers at this charter school in charlotte are preparing for a new year. and some new policies. >> we will need to block sites like facebook and twitter and kick and snapchat. >> reporter: no doubt some students will try to bend the rules. >> the cell phone down by your waist and texting inside their big sweatshirts. kids texting behind their back. >> reporter: instead of banning social media, some educators are embracing it. >> why not use these tools in the class