here s what we ve been able to glean. 895 students have waited longer than two months and could be missing in the range of $1,500 to $6,000 and more in missing payments. 60,000 claims remain. in october alone, students under financial hardship called a v.a. hotline for immediate help. about 450,000 veterans have been affected by this. the problem is a 50-year-old computer i.t. system that is is that right changing veterans involved in vets under the g.i. bill. some people are going into debt as a result of the glitch which many on capitol hill predicted in july. in fact, the v.a. official being questioned in july was pushed out of his current job last week, reassigned to houston as a result of the scandal. what is the plan b going forward? it s not without precedent in
that is still stopping her. i m not. the government is arguing that placing her with an immigration sponsor would allow her, if she wished, to consult with someone about the decision. that is not the purpose of the state bypass procedure. i want to be clear about that. judge, the clock is ticking. it is. 20-week clock is ticking. she made the decision early in the pregnancy and all that i described to you, the click is ticking. you re suggesting that she should have waited to have a sponsor appointed who she may or may not have consulted in making a decision? i m a judge. i m not making the policy decision. my job is to decide whether that policy is consistent with law. what do i do? i look at precedent. and the most analogous precedent is the parental consent precedent. from casey has this phrase, page 895.
extending north wards through northern jersey. this has to go through new york city in the next hour. if you heading out for the early morning commute in the new york city area, there will be heavy rain around. the main line will come through later on. so here is how it looks, the timing of everything if you are traveling throughout the northeast today. this is at 8:00 a.m., albany, detroit, thunderstorms down through the catskills into harrisburg. this is the earlier stuff kind of dying off. by the time we get to 1:00 p.m., that s when the heavier rains will be through boston through southern new england along i-895, over new york city. notice d.c. doesn t get hit too much. you have a chance of rain but not a lot. by 8:00 p.m. we watch the showers and storms all down the carolinas and virginia. if you want the great weather today, look at chicago. the heat wave a thing of the past. 76 degrees, low humidity and sunny. that is about as nice of a friday lunch and outdoor activity day as
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