of israel s creation approaches mocked by palestinians as the knock, bah or catastrophe. ukraine says russian forces being pushed back in the battle for khaki and thousands of people all riding across the united states in their fight to protect abortion by. i m adarine inter in italy at the eurovision song contest where the world s attention is focused on one band. not in school, the english f, a cup final has gone into extra time. the title disorder between liverpool and chelsea was go las after 90 minutes. ah . the palestinian authority says that it welcomes international support and investigating al jazeera journalists, sharina black lays. murder by story forces ah, on friday serene was laid to rest, but not before israeli police attacked her funeral procession nearly forcing pull barras to drop her casket. the veteran journalist was shot in the head by ready for his own wednesday while she was on assignment in geneva. nick long is it occupied east jerusalem? he asked more
No Student Loans your line is 202 7488002. And all others can call us at 202 7488003. At can also send us a tweet cspanwj or go to facebook. Com cspan. We will get to your calls in just a second at first i want to show you what Hillary Clinton had to say yesterday. A 350 billion plan for Student Loans. [video clip] student shouldo have to borrow to pay tuition at a Public College or university. [applause] schools will have to control their costs and show more accountability to their students. 42 increases over 10 years. Way above the rate of inflation of anything else. Their will have to meet obligation to invest in Higher Education. [applause] the federal government will increase its investment in education and will not profit any longer off of Student Loans. Everyone who already has student debt will be able to refinance it at lower rates. Hillary clinton yesterday on the campaign trail talking about her 350 billion proposal on Student Loans. According to the wall street journal unde
Transpacific partnership, or tpp. How it is now to look being discussed, making, trade reporter for politico. Much of the discussion now is about the Transpacific Partnership, the deals signed by participating countries back in february. In bold terms, what is the tpp, as it is known . Is the largest trade agreement in history, covers 12 nations from the u. S. Across the asiapacific region. It is a key part of president obamas visit to asia. As of now, he has signed the deal. But it is waiting to get ratified by congress and is facing obstacles. How is the tpp different from previous trade deals like nafta . Bigger, covers a bigger region, the asianpacific area. They want roles before china or another nation makes them. China, as our largest trading partner, is not involved in this agreement. The administration is aiming it as a way for us to stand out. It is different because it includes purposes, like trade investment while raising labor and environmental standards. Things are touted
Sunday night on human day, a documentary film instruct your talks about his students a warm wilting awardwinning documentary. He teaches at James High School in joints, oklahoma. I have not the kind of teacher that will not look at something that is that will look at something that is not very good, i just say it is nice, but i will tell you what needs to be worked on. And eventually every thing the one of my kids makes a better piece but it did in the beginning. And the kids who do really well internalize this, so i know longer have to say this to them. Sunday night on the q a. Next, cspan looks at the impact of trade deals on the chronic, jobs, and the president ial election. In cia officials outline efforts to combat cyber hacking. Then washington journal. , issue spotlight. An indepth look at timely subjects. This program focuses on trade deals, their impact on the economy, and the views of the lawmakers. Topics include the north American Free trade agreement, or nafta, the World T
circumstance where we have to help evacuate those, that s our responsibility as the u.s. government. but the point i m making is that when a civil war comes to an end with an opposing force marching on the capitol, there are going to be scenes of chaos. there are going to be lots of people leaving the country. that is not something that can be fundamentally avoided. leading off our discussion tonight our senior political scientists for the grant corporation, mike mazarr, also with us, phyllis bennis, and fellow at the institute for policy studies, she is the author of ending the u.s. war in afghanistan. phyllis venice, let me begin with you and with your expertise in this arena. i wouldn t presume to guide your thoughts on this tonight, i ve been eager to hear what you re thinking about what appears to be the end of the american military involvement in afghanistan. you know, lawrence,