redman barry lecture theatre, which is where we had those that installation and that's at the university of mountain. miss. julian is a student who was sitting here. there's a couple of us, i mean, kind of went to the elections together. there wasn't many actually students that had the crossover between physics, science, loud sciences and politics and fluffy. so i was really lovely to engage with someone who was thinking about both of those things and how to marry up those kind of ideas of logic and political thoughts. that ability to one thing clearly critically from original perspectives and to, to have no fear and communicating them to think outside the box to think from a different angle. here is clear that it was incredibly at the depth of that t, as in computers, as mazda, head of i think, where most of us, where with, when we will learning and science. and actually, i think i had it on a lot of the computer science courses at the time that was at solar eclipse. and the office to go through and south is right, like a narrow window through the well may use of 2 in a night of as a cramped into a

, barry, lecture theatre, which is where we had those that installation and that's at the university of mountain with julian is a student who was sitting here. there's a couple of us, i mean, kind of went to the elections together. there wasn't many actually students that had the crossover between physics, science, lod sciences and politics and fluffy. so i was really lovely to engage with someone who was thinking about both of those things and how to marry up those kind of ideas of logic and political thoughts. but that ability to one thing clearly critically from original perspectives and to, to have no fear and communicating them to think outside the box. the think from a different angle here is clear that it was incredibly at the depth type, even computers, as mazda, head of, i think, where most of us were with what we were learning and in science. and actually, i think i had it on a lot of the computer science courses at the time that was at solar eclipse. and the office to go through and south is right, like a narrow window through the well may hills of julian and in the night, and i was a

universities to do so. and saving the mountains of the protests is buried at each university. having the majority of the demonstrations, the cooling full of the development from companies that support israel, and indeed the war on garza. can you see that that is something that the you say in this particular case is the following. these events are unfolding in los angeles are likely to do or at least offer to hold talks with the students to try and diffuse the situation of the demands of i, that's another are quite reasonable. they're getting their, they've asthma was the big central piece of the protests about against a party in south africa in the 1980s. are there in protests or divestment from a companies who are carver and polluters. and the name is a fighting a climate change. there's been died estimates against the companies that use sweat shops and exploit of labor practices. and so this is an old tradition and, and very often not consistently, but often the univer are these have eventually agreed to the student demands. and so, um, you know, just demanding divestment fr

approaches to the university and report to be made in dozens upon dozens of arrests, the scene, columbia university is also asked place to maintain the presence on the campus mountain until may, the 17th to gas was used to play a crowd. meanwhile, at the university of california in los angeles, this is where student protests is. we're seeing ruling and setting up our cage back for the police, correct down the raleigh's in the us as guessing what markedly little criticism in west and media. but those very same outlets had plenty to say a feel day during some of the previous purchasing countries like russia and iran. the main stream media quick to claim that the storage ease bed was stifling free speech, but the same outlets and no tasking. if the us government is now doing exactly that, how speak up mike johnson is also way didn't know me on going tomorrow in the states. what's happening on the campuses though, especially these private and the i believe universities that are not allowing law enforcement to come in, they're not inviting them to do their job and bring orders, the chaos. those are the policy changes that were demanding. and if they don't, don't correct

of how their money is spent. universities educate our children, produce important intellectual property. they get a lot of money because of it. if they're not educating children well and layering them down in mountains of student debt, then they're not meeting their bargain. >> america's university still attract talent from around the world. you went to one of america's top schools. >> there's still good things but it's going in the wrong direction, margaret. >> victor orban, as you know, he rewrote the constitution, neutered the courts, tried to control the media. these are not necessarily conservative principles. why would you want to mimic him? >> i'm not endorsing every single thing victor orban has ever done. i don't know everything he's done. what i do know is on the university principle the idea that taxpayers should have some influence in how their money is spent at these universities, it's a totally reasonable thing. i do think he's made some smart decisions there that we could learn from. >> he was just welcomed at mar-a-lago. leader mcconnell spoke out on the floor of the senate after xi jinping visited hungary. he's trying to broker trade deals. not just with russia but with iran. orban,

university of hall in the u. k. a. be. so this is a, a very big detachment from the side of the mountain of a mass of probably more than a 1000000 tons has broken away and turns into literally an hour long chill rogue. these are incredibly destructive events. so sweeping everything out that way, and varying and destroying villages and psalms. this is a relatively rare event, but a particularly serious case. what do we know about what caused this disaster? well i happen to get is, is a very long slide proton family, possibly because it suffers frequent, significant to us quite some policy because it has very intense rankel and puffy of a tropical climate. so it, i'm sorry, so until usual, and in this part of the world, this is the 11th faith was on slide and puffing your guinea in 2024. at the moment . it's not pretty clear what the particular trigger this event was. an unimed thoughtful, these very big, real capital anxious. sometimes there is no trigger event is just literally the mountain side. um uh, breaking down and then collapsing. yeah. is that what you would say we're seeing here because this is what the, the 2nd massive

a friend that you were talking about, the demands of the protests, as well as the mountains from protest this very at ease university, the mid majority demonstration of cold, as you said, for the divestment, some companies that support israel and the will. and then what you do, if you say a little sizes, tell you that whatever happened i mean it can happen. will it ever happen is i think it's, i don't know. i mean, i could have hope, i want to say yes that it can happen. but i don't, i mean i, i don't know how, how far you know, how imbedded you feel that they use the system or other colleges are with, you know, companies like boeing or black rock radio. and i mean, it sounds like there's considerable investment into these companies that could be wrong, but for students to demand their, to, it should not go to these companies. i think it is, there is a reasonable step one to die for divestment, but then it's important that you have a you, that we do appreciate it to tell us what's going on within the cabinets at u. c. l . a. if you hang on the for us, if you would. so it is just gone over $900.00 gmc, that's 2 am no

university officials waiting on? what do they need to see before they stand up to these terrorist sympathizers? and that is exactly what they are. r t corresponding caleb mountain earlier visited the scene of the protest near columbia university and spoke to some of those taking part on the track. the board, the palestinians are now gone national university soon to set up, examines and are holding co. chester round the clock and the arrest numbers are now in the 1000. the . now we've been covering the situation here at columbia from the beginning, but recently got much more intense at this point. padlocks have been placed and all the campus doors. and we have students that are still inside who not only have their encampment, but they've taken over a campus building called hamilton hall. now they are anticipating a pending arrest at the hands of the new york city police department. and a number of students have already been suspended us lawmakers now say they want anti semitism monitors dispatched the universities around the country. they perceive the protesters as somehow menacing us students. campus anti semitism is at an all time high and the american universities are not capable of hand

of the police. because we're moving students on the seals, this whole university campus, but it in protesting and solidarity talestine. he's a lot of pictures from powers disclose, rejected the mountains by protesters to review its relations with his reading universities a cycle and could complicate efforts to recover the bodies of those killed in kenya's flooding. 210 people have been killed. a 90 more are missing in floods, local sable caused by a block drain until a racial rain customer. so i witnessed recovery efforts in my mind who john in the central king. the document was invalid t. as in my, my, you have a large area to cover declaring debris as a look for more bodies, possibly chopped under the mud flood, waters gosh, down stream, hiring huge cheese and boulders, thousands of people and houses when the torrents past was swept away. in one boy's harvest cannot be solved, reached the souls. how find the whole mcdonough when there was a body found over there? there many people who cannot be found. many of my neighbors cannot be found. do you watch any re residency? the incident was caused by a bluff stream, which then caused water to accumulate in a dandy upstream. that was the

university of high to china. it has launched on unprecedented admission to the fall side of the mood. the spacecraft colby chung as 6 lifted off for me, something island province of high mountains expect you to bring a geological samples back to uh, within 2 months. and so latest advance in china is on fishes space. explanation. naturalists and not competes the united states. china over that already landed a rover on the far side of new in 2019 the 1st country to do so. so he has more on the chinese mission. a john uh 6 aims to connect the materials from the fall side of the mood and bring it back to us. it's a complex mission that will involve separately. we're both take modules working together . v a me so long space craft will 1st over the mood and then deploy a land to the side that is never visible from us. it means target the south pole 8 can base in the law just no impact quite in this. so the system using a mechanical drew and scale the land a will collect 2 g, those of soil and rocks. and the send mode you will attach to the lambda will bluff back into a new orbit and transfer the samples to the re entry vehicle. if all goes well, it will kind of read the congo safely

from 2020 on uh, when the police sort of enter the area with less, less the legal up and it never goes, well yeah, i should say that the mountains that these university across united states were least protested taking place. and not just here, of course, the majority of demonstrations, a cooling for the investment from companies that support israel and the war and jobs that you think that's what it would take care of the cna for, for the authorities. the campus will thirty's to say hey, at least let's talk about that. we can do that if you will clear that campus. do you think that would be acceptable to the protest? i don't want to speak for the protesters, but i would say that that's their main demand and that they're not willing to budge on some sort of movement from the administration. tell us about the fortification of being captured and tell protest is the uh, protect it and trying to prevent the police from making ending cache. and uh yeah, so there's barricades, i'm pretty much each side of the encampment there's, you know, there's, recall, there's a barricade over the doors of they, you know, there's, there's fences that are tied together. uh

of it and if they're layering the next generation down in mountains ever student debt, then they're not meeting their end of the bargain. there needs to be a political solution. >> and american universitiesund the world as you went to the very top schools. >> but there are still good things about american universities but it is going in the wrong direction. >> but victor orban, he neutered the courts and tried to control the media. these are not conservative principles so why would you want to mimic him. >> i'm not endorsing every single thing that victor orban has ever done. but on the university principle, the idea that taxpayers should have some influence in how their money is spent at universities, it is a totally reasonable thing and i do think that he's made some smart decisions there that we could learn from in the united states. >> he was just welcomed at mar-a-lago and leader mcconnell just spoke out on the floor of the senate this week as xi jinping visited hungary. they're brokering trade deals with russia and with iran. orban, because of this, should be a red flag for anyone seriously concerned about competition with china. so why take any policy cues from a man who is cozyin

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of the universe. taking pictures that could revolutionize astronomy. but first it had to go on a risky road trip across the globe. and the laboratory in menlo park to the andys mountains in chile. of course, this is some pretty important and delicate equipment to move. brian hackney shows us how they did it. >> reporter: inside this room, the world's largest digital camera is finishing off ten years of construction. destination? universe. marco lopez has spent five years preparing for one day. the day the camera is finally shipped off. >> i personally am really interested in this project because it really feels to me like a progression in astro physics. >> reporter: but first it somehow has to get from stanford to this remote mountain top in chile. >> it is exciting with a lot of anxiety. >> reporter: travis lang is the project manager and this is not like shipping something on amazon. >> all the treats, they're all color coded. and that will help us when we get on the number of tracks where we will have six trucks come and we're going to load all the crates to the containers to get them to the airport that day and the next day at 4:00 in the morning, we need to take

mountain. they didn't went to the university in the war they went to mountain and us and we do a lot of mistake a bomb bought their house and they went to take the revenge of their fathers. and you know, all this history, what they what how many mistake the us army did in afghanistan so. i watching that surprised right now is not taliban is the war behind the taliban. how is possible i want to ask i ask it tells in time in the days of myself how is possible. that 5 million girls cannot go to school in afghanistan just they are girl and the war this silent while the wasn't in the mountain they thought was in the famous university and get improve and improve for their education. we are silent is not like an earthquake it's just because they are women. i never ever surprised by taliban but i'm surprised with myself when you. have time for one more question. i just i'm begging you read dancing in the mosque. put even put the secret gate and to really understand that world it is beautifully written it is it is a magnify isn't memoir of of a time and place in the amazing of this extraordinary writer.

of the universe, taking pictures that could revolutionize astopmy. first it had to go on a long road trip across the globe. it just recently completed that trip to the andes mountains course, this is some important and delicate equipment to move. brian hackney shows us how they pulled this off. >> all right. we are hanging free here, guys. >> reporter: inside this room the world's largest digit cal camera is finishing off ten years of construction. destination? universe. margaux lopez has spent five years preparing for one day, the day the camera is finally shipped off. >> i personally am really interested in this project because it really feels to me like a progression in astrophysics and for the sake of curiosity. >> reporter: but first, it somehow has to get from stanford to this remote mountaintop in chile. >> it's kind of like having your kid go out to college, right? it's exciting, it's also a lot of anxiety too. >> reporter: travis lange is the camera project manager, and this is not like shipping something on amazon. >> all the crates, they're all color coded. we're going to see a whole bunch of different color codes. that helps us at the airports so things

the university of rather a something mobilization part of a nation wide and we liked it the latest offences. i gave the patients outside austin to the whole route here today because israel has a mountain in around invasion of the off, which is now sheltering over a 1000000 tossing refugees in gaza. and it's high time that the city council take a stand in addition to that, not only has city council failed to pass that piece by resolution, but there been to hate crimes. here's the boston, including a staffing of a young man and what's campus and mayor watson actually use that rather opportunistically to say this is why we shouldn't prophecies high resolution. oh, we go, but we can pull it out. if i is that fair enough to see the effect of austin in the coming days for to graduates that some of that will share with you if you ever times the out the in the last of alpha 0, special reports inside me in tomorrow, tony chang looks at the people's defense for us, once members of a peaceful, urban protest movement, it's fighters are on the front lines of battles around the strategic board, a ton of male, why the fight is from the people's defense pulse speed along the roads of canyon state. as

of the mountains. they all skiing the day university here in paris costs it's ties with. and he is ready to universities that asking the university to have more opening on this debate. they say about what is happening in golf. and they will save on some insurance from the university's ministration. is that any students taking costs and these protests will not be punished and will know big spells was a student say at the end of the meeting, universities respond. this is very disappointing, that the university hasn't promised or met any of the mones. and now we have a situation in which they say, at least one of the students has decided to go on a hunger strike and protest until the demo and submit. they say all the students by joining. and they say that they are now planning all the protests in the future is actually butler ultra 0. the pertaining to other world news now in the us has joined the you and the you in and cooling on the georgian government's to drop its foreign influence. bill people in georgia have been protesting against the proposed new law every night for

mountain view. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> ali, thank you. the university ofrancisco is warning pro-palestine protesters who set up encampments on the campus. they have to leave by 3 p.m. today or face disciplinary action. the protesters want the university to divest from israel, and they condemn the violence against palestinians in gaza. usf leaders say they respect the right of free speech, but public safety on campus is its top priority. some students say they will not leave the camp until their demands are met. >> we've been here since april 29th, and again, we're not going to leave until we get those demands met. we've made that really clear. >> after meeting with members of the encampment yesterday, university officials say it will call for ceasefire in gaza and also form a socially responsible investment task force and will give encampment organizers a dedicated seat with it. a pro-palestine group claims police took down their encampment at ucsf. the group set up tents at the medical complex on parnassus avenue, instagram videos show campus police offic

mountain power. she's just now going to be easy. so that was chris laura. so the university of portland, thank you so much. thank you. look at the gaza warren, our israel's military says it has taken full control of the strip of land that serves as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt. the 14 kilometer long philadelphia cord, or as part of a larger demilitarized zone along both sides of the cause of egypt border. meanwhile, israel has stepped up its operations in the southern gauze and city of rockland, the spines, international criticism over civilian casualties and an order by the icy j to hold all military activities there. israel's national security adviser says the war and gaza is expected to go on at least until the end of the year. and the white house has condemned the loss of life of dozens of civilians as a result of and is really air strike and rough on the weekend. but washington says it doesn't believe israel's offensive and gaza has violated president joe vines declared red line for withholding future transfers of weapons to israel. the secretary of state antony li

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university of california davis was in on this us geological survey. we're used to seeing this sort of thing happen around mining activity from appalachian to the rocky mountains. we've seen streams be discolored this way. >> but what's unique about what's happening up in alaska, brooks range is this is some of the most remote wilderness in the world and homeless some of the most clear blue pristine streams anywhere in the world. but now we're seeing this, this bright orange as iron and zinc and copper, nickel, lead which have all been locked away in the permafrost for thousands of years is falling and being released now, the perma and permafrost does no longer exist up there. sadly, this effect is just a startling very vivid example of the hidden consequences of an overheating planet. kate but so aside from the obvious impacts that we're talking about here are the effects. what are scientists worried this could do in been well, this could also be an indication of permafrost releasing methane, which is harder to see this invisible gas, but it's up to 80 times more potent as a heat trapping gas than than carbon dioxide the worry about the arctic, which is warmi

university last week. demanding condemns israel's actions. still head on al jazeera on that why the mountains, no violence and hazy capital shows no sign of ending the fellow. we'll see some rather warm weather into pots of the eastern and northern europe. up to we'll see, you know what it stays up to. will scandinavia allows eclipse guys must big area of high pressure here, keeping things settled when it's coming in from a general se the direction before the south got some of a stormy conditions. just around italy, the bulk is pushing further. ace was another area of life pressure. i still keeping it rob at the steps across the northwest. let me go to another area of life pressure. this one here that's got a slide explained to the by of biscuits, introducing yet more wet, wet and windy weather at times coming for your hay, but at least the winds thoughts into coming from over some of the direction. so temperatures will pick up even though it will remain unsettled across the west and possibly continue with the right across the pallets of spain and portugal. some of that will slide its way and still show us the air into italy. the bulk engine lig

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university and remove student back to those who the occupied its buildings. the schools rejected the mountains by protests as to review its relations with his reading univers sessions. dozens of students have been staging a 2nd and responds. 6 of them have gone on hunger strike. this ash a boss is joining us live from past the josh, i understand that those removal of the students has been in taking place. talk us through. what's been going on the yes, there was no students anymore in uh see also the university in paris. so what we have to spend is that we're about 50 ultimate stage. i know, even i'd say, said before police moved into the university and evacuate to them, it seems to go in a call by the students for being a school sound like it has 15. what they say me say that they remain very defiant. they are full on the happy, the police has come into the building, they fluctuate to them. they see that as a refresher, move on behalf of the french police force one student, the leader. when he came out said, look, we have go students who are or the hunger strikes, we've got other students will say that prepared to sacrifice, to give all the exams in order to show. so those ar

university's crackdown on pro palestinian demonstrations. >>> the president of iran is missing tonight after a helicopter carrying him and other officials crashed in the mountainsf northern iran. several nations have joined in the search. cbs news correspondent ian lee has details. >> reporter: the president's helicopter wept down in the northwest of the country. a part of three when they made what they described as a hard landing. they showed the rescue crews working in heavy fog, disability in some places is less than 20 feet. the helicopter went down, the foreign minister was traveling with the president at time. both missing. they had been visiting the project earlier in the day. he's an extremely divisive president who was elected in the lowest turnout of the country's history. a conservative hardliner who has overseen the violent crackdown on decent. he's also very close to the leader. many view him as the successor that is being described as an accident. so far there isn't any talk of foul play. >> the nation has a vice president that would take over. meanwhile the supreme leader says the government will carry on as usual. >>> thousands of guns once carr

university soon. so i think colleges all across the country right now, there they are mobilized before policy in liberation, 1st and foremost at the forefront and the stone mountain. visualize i see, personally as of health thing. it truly does keep the movement alive in it and keeps me going every single day to mobilize, but also to organize and just stay stuck fast. i want to ask you, oh uh, one by one. now about the objectives of this global movement phase at what all the objectives of the movement as you understand it on what do palestinians sits in defining those objectives? a while and time and and on time pain is 1st and foremost inspired by the struggle with the palestinian people and the people gaza, way demanding the universe to divest and break old ties with on companies. but it condensed the genocide occupation. the dispossession of the protestant young people, but it's such as to how we build causes education sector and then it protects free speech and some authority with palestine. and i think at the same time as seeing this and comment as part of the global palestine, some dollar to movement. we also see how the struggle to protest and people is connected to the struggles or the pre

across the country have multiple mountains, homecoming calls, depending schools stop doing business with israel, a temporary launch about because many of those universities are in command of a multi $1000000000.00 endowments. investment students have demanded that these universities withdrawal, their investments from companies that do business with israel. vote for testers at the ivy league brown university of this uh, stats and the lead schools to reach an agreement with the school. the end date, an anti war and katlyn by convincing the administration to hold a vote on whether to divest from companies that do business with israel. the last week the student body, a bottle of university voted in favor of a divestment referendum. 90 percent of those who vote did so in favor, but basically universities of refuse to act in spite of student bytes. and furthermore, about society. us states have adopted laws that effectively punish companies. the boy called israel, a more bug duty is founding member of the palestinian campaigns of the academic and cultural boy calls of israel. he's also the co sign of the, of the boy called divestment and sanctions move until s

mountains. >> we're going to go the opposite way now and talk urban nightlife. it is helping fuel san francisco's economic recovery during following the pandemic. university ofearchers looked at cell phone data from different downtowns across the country in san francisco. it shows activity during work hours hit 56% of pre-pandemic levels. not not too great, right? but after hours activity jumped to 94. much better. mayor london breed recently proposed making a portion of downtown the state's first entertain zone, banking on nightlife to boost the economy. and oakland is looking to build a reputation as a place to visit for tourists. the city hosted impact 5-10 today uh- over by the bay bridge. it was an opportunity for the community to network while celebrating what tourism has brought to the city. that included a band to serenade them. several city leaders were on hand to address the crowd. mayor chantel says the city needs to lean in to its younger generation. we want to showcase our diverse culture and our arts here in the city of oakland. >> we have great young, youthful folks. you know, my son goes to oakland school for the arts and the talent that we h

of overdose deaths. >> could get worse before they get better. also, the fallout from those campus protests, a bay area professor claiming her university is trying to censor her and there have been some more mountain lion sightings while the warning now for bay area residents to see which cities these the caps have been popping californ patrol's maximum enforcement period led deputies to arrest r re than 1300 people o memorial day weekend. >> extra officers were patrolling from friday through monday, more than 1000 of the arrests were dui related. that's an average of one dui arrest. every 4 minutes. the agency also issued nearly 32,000 citations for other violations, most of which were for speeding. and 42 people died in crashes over the weekend. san francisco leaders announcing some progress on drug-related arrests. mayor london breed and police chief bill scott today said about 3,000 arrests have been made and 200 kilos of narcotics have been seized over the past year in the tenderloi and the south of market neighborhood. most of the drugs seized were fentanyl and methamphetamines. today does mark one year since san francisco launched its drug market agency coordination center, which brings tog

university at palo alto northbound with these headlights. this looks standard, but actually folks are entering the freeway at the embarcadero and oregon expressway on ramps. you are cut off from mountain view because of a deadly crash just north of san antonio road. again a portion of north 101 is closed. coming into palo alto, you'll use bayshore road. we have a crew on scene. folks will bring you more coming up. but first, this morning we continue to amplify the aa and nhpi community, where we shine a light on a nonprofit, a local nonprofit which provides health care for underserved community members. we're talking about the asian health services, as it's celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. the services locations all over alameda county, they provide what it calls whole patient health care, like primary and dental and mental health services. they mainly focus on caring for asian community members regardless of income, insurance or immigration status. and one special service the patients especially appreciate is they provide care in the language the patients speak. like korean, mandarin, vietnamese. they have 14 languages they speak in total. we spoke with the ceo more about it. i mean, we h

of the road to cavan. well, the 20 vehicles punched on a ravine in the mountains area. so let's get more and on the top story, those protests that to us universities in solidarity with palestinians, we can speak with emily holz houser, who is a journalist with the southern california news group, joins us on the phone from the u. c. l, a campus, the pictures of which we are looking at right now. emily, tell us where exactly you are. if you would and what you're getting of a sense of the mood. hi, nick, i am at you slay. i have been on campus now for about 7 hours. i am in a little bit of a secluded corner of campus because i've been here for a while. but really what we've seen is um, a stand off between protesters and police and uh, earlier today of course for testers were kind of regrouping after there were a tax last night on there and cant went bankrupt counter protesters that was really violent. a lot of pepper spray and things being thrown and today i think tensions were already pretty high. and alicia the, uh there were rumors that lapd was going to clear the encampment, but that so far has not. com. it is after midnight now, and a quiet hour

of the mountain view based driverless car company. more students at bay area schools showing solidarity with the pro-palestinian movement. we're live at one campus where the universityeave by an afternoon deadline, then the newest bay area professional sports team has a name and is about to take flight. how the name of the wnba expansion team is a nod to the strength and skill of the athletes on the court, and how it's already working to unite both sides of the bay. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, may 14th i bet you had to use the seat warmer today. >> you know, i always do, except for like in the dead of august. i always want to be cozy.

of mountains unaffordable debt. this administration has forgiven more than $160 billion in student loan debt 4.6 million borrowers including some who were duped by theirs universities. enhancing income driven repayment plans in the public service loan forgiveness program future borrowers have a clear path to repayment. today i look forward to hearing from the secretary about how the department with the present status is in the free application first federal student aid, the fafsa rollout back on track the community has communicated with you our concerns about the impact of the many delays on the student's college decisions made democrats suppressed policies to ensure every student has access to quality education the same time republicans have prioritized divisive culture war issues and have politicized classrooms, pushed book banning legislation and were consumed who uses which bathroom. moreover my colleagues frequently speak about the commemorative fighting campus discrimination. at their actions tell a different story. congressionalom republicans have significant cuts the department of education office of civil rights funding. which would inevitably hinder its a