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"america's newsroom hq" at the top of the hour. >> jon: financial aid forms for college tuition are almost due, and there could be some serious issues this year after hackers used online forms to steal personal tax information. fox business networks gerri willis has that story. >> that is right, filing for financial aid is hard, but the irs is making it even more difficult this spring with a deadline for filing aid applications, they are called fafsa, coming up june 30th, parents are finding it hard to verify their income to school administrations because the tool is missing. that tool is mana...

Just one state, it focuses on several different states. so, how can this attention really put pressure on school administrations to change things? >> we have to actually make this as i said before, we have to make it a cultural norm. it takes communities not simply schools. when schools actually know that this is wrong and that climate counts as much as testing, that will start changing the culture. i think the movie goes a long way but we also have to have good education and good interventions that really protect kids so they know they are safe in schools and we'll keep them safe. teachers ar...

Banded together on this issue. later right here on "america live" we have got the actual audio of some of the key moments from this morning's hearing. you haven't heard it yet today. we will look at the questions that were asked in a fair and balanced debate with two guests who have years of experience with issues before the high court. you know them well by now, jay and julien, here on the arguments, and you will hear the justices for the first time on the president's signature legislative achievement. stay tuned for that. got an alert now and brand new developmentses in a cheating scandal....

Bush. when president george w. bush was in office we reached a peak of about 28.2 million americans on food stamps. under president obama right now 46.2 million people on that program today. new developments in the case involving a father and son and mother on trial for the alleged, so-called honor killings of this woman and three daughters. they alleged this man killed his own family. as the case now heads to the jury we will get the latest from the courtroom and speak to the journalist who has been covering this case from day one, about why these girls who had repeatedly complained to school...

>>shepard: school administrations in a city are considering to allow them to go through students' cell phones. under the proposal, principals can search a student's phone if if the principal suspects the student may be sending harassing messages or photographs to other kids. officials say it is a way to crack down on cyber bullying but some parents and students are like, s stop it. that's an invasion of privacy. >> cell phones are private and personal, the only time we would get involved if we had reasonable suspicion. >> that's my job as a parent to do that. i don't think it's the teachers' j...