dwight icen hower brought us the highway system, ronald reagan immigration reforms. elizabeth dahl - her favourite moment, the passage of the minimum wage. >> let me ask - minimum wage. the president came out with support for a higher minimum wage, we have a minimum wage that does not suggest we are a wealthy country in the world. people that work at minimum wage need to earn more than they earn. but we need to create jobs, many jobs are entry level. >> nobody who works a full-time job should have to live in poverty. the former ceo of costco demonstrated that you don't have to make a choice between your shareholder and worker. you go to a cosco store and workers make $15-$20 plus health benefits, he demonstrated that you can have a retail business model that takes care of your employees, and offers a competitive product for your customers and a great return for your investors. i spoke to many leaders recognising that the increase in the minimum wage is not a moral imperative, it's an economic imperative. when you raise people's wages you put money in your pockets. th

winds up to 300 kilometers per hower ripped east of the island's archipelago, ripping off roofs and uprooting trees. tens of thousands of people lost their homes and their livelihoods. >> i never thought the wind would be so strong that it would destroy my house. i don't know what i should do now. >> thousands of soldiers and emergency relief teams are trying to help survivors. the philippines are hit by around 20 typhoons a year but experts say haiyan was one of the most powerful ever recorded in the world. aid workers in several countries in the middle east have won a massive polio vaccination campaign. last month the world health organization confirmed the first outbreak of polio for many years. the campaign aimed to immunize around 20 million children throughout the region. in lebanon, for example, all children under 5 will receive the vaccine. it's one of the largest polio vaccination drives ever. that concludes our v [traditional music] ♪ (gyatso) everywhere, we are talking. we are talking constantly about peace, peace from humanity. isn't it? a peaceful world.

really the hower of tpower of t is the number of people out there that are doing wonderful projects.are, archiving those and putting them out through the wayback machine. we are a small hub but the real work is going on by thousands and thousands of enthusiasts they make sure that they want their grand fathers works still around and they want these particular passions. how can we go and take the work of these people and make sure that it endures? >> you can explore the digital materials at archive.org. links on the main page take you to the collections. you can find publications created by the united states government. ♪ ♪ >> our story begins with a young lady named margaret oliver. you out to meet her because she is working for four out of every five americans. you see she is your representative at the social security administration. her job is to tell you what your rights are. >>> this november 22nd, marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's assassination. we will look back on the president's policies. he stood before the united nation's general assembly for what would be h

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everyone has said they have never seen a storm this howerful before. some have said they have never seen a storm surge before and fear that this is part of changing weather patterns bringing stronger more powerful storms they are afraid that this may be part of the new normal for the pihilippines and have t start preparing for the greater environmental risks in the future. >> ordinary citizens are working around the clock trying to help as many storm victims as possible. there is plenty of need where thousands of people are without shoul t shelter food and water. >> as the disaster grows by the day. people are volunteering their time to make sure that those have everything as a result of super typhoon have the basic necessities. i'm here where hundreds of volunteers have gathered to put together food and aid parcels. i want to introduce you to richard. why do so many people come? >> they are here to express their concern to the ones who are apected with the typhoon and they want to offer their help as well. they are individuals, they help work and are

. >> that is something about christie, he does have ta leadership hower low hard.il: tea parties don't like him. >> he does not stand for tea party values. >> he said he does, what gets youroat. >> he has never been pressed by the establishme on take a stand on for example amnesty,e is not the tea party brand. neil: you are not in crowd that said if tea partiers stop talking about social issues ty would get further. >> i time, tai talk to them, i was talking to someo in my hotet last night, he said, know your perspective, you don't want to pay for anyone, y your party is party of greed? we'll we're taking that to the national level, and say it is all about the money? that is how the democrats top paint us, we're -- democrats want to paint us,,we're about having come pathor people, saying you need help let me help u, looks into whites of eyes rather than saying let me toss that over to government, how income pat passionate. >> if you have the -- you might be more amen able to them but didn't you don't hear that you are not? >> there are a lot of values we need to th

dave hower, a government accountability in whatand an expert those practices should have been 'sd what failed on health care website. he is a career professional, nonpartisan, and an individual who does not work for me, does not work for the ranking member, but works for the american people. i will do the rest of my introduction when the time comes. i now yield to the ranking member. you, mr. chairman. good morning to everyone and welcome to our witnesses who are here with us today. that iyou to know appreciate your service and on behalf of a grateful congress, we thank you. i thank you for your dedication to ensuring that millions of americans who do not have health insurance will be able to obtain quality affordable coverage going forward. this is an incredibly admirable goal. thank you for everything you are doing to make it a reality. unfortunately, not everyone in this room shares this very important goal. republicans oppose the 2009 ande care act in voted against providing health insurance to millions of americans. over the past three years, they times tod more than 40 repeal par

if we let the markets know hower iffed we were, it would have destablized. i don't have a better answer for solve that, but maybe better communication with the congress so they could know how we were. maybe that would have made the political process a little easier. >> i haven't thought about it. fold of in my time things right in front of me. but that said, i don't know if but forcinge worked the house members to put somebody in the room with us so they would have ownership of the final product may have changed vote.ntext of the don't think if they had done that, it would have been accepted. >> jud? >> i have to be honest. i think for my part and my role whichat i was asked to do was minor since i was just arrying senate republican water, i don't think there was my experience in governor -- we difficult dinarily times, five of our seven largest failed, for example. both sides k i saw working together. >> we got a friendship out of it. each other. we got a friendship out of it. we were locked in the room for a time. >> i agree. i want to make one important p

it is unclear, hower, how these folks were hurt.inly very dramatic. >>> cing up on "today in the bay," we have the highlights o that upset loss, and the warriors connue their winning ways at oracle arena. the question now zt come at a price? >> when you're called a terrorist and when you'realled an antiemite, that's the rst. >> uc's newest regent stands up to her critics. with sadia saifuddin.nterew [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances yo.. [ water crashing ] ...it fis you with energy... and it gives you what you areooking for to live a more natural life. in a convenientwo bar pack. this is natu valley... bay," we have the highlights of to her critics. in nature. nature valle nature at its mostelicious. >>> you are watching "today in the bay." >> and a liv lk this morning at odot co. at skcary moment during the fourth center. jermaine o'nll goesown wit an injury, and it looks painful. the medical staff say he spsored a strained knee and a strained groin. the warriors win the game but lo o'neill. >> i got guys that i bel

. >> keith alexander has been called the second most hower powerful man in washington. director of the nsa and the head of u.s. cyber command and some in congress think that is too much power in one person. alexander is expected to retire next spring. it's possible the white house will wait until then and take that opportunity to break that job into two. alexander denying reports that the ns sarks reading traffic to and from the yahoo! cloud. alexander calls it bad reporting but the spoft defending that report this morning showing further documents backing up its assertion that u.s. and british agents tap private google fiber optic cables to read traffic. good morning, jackie. >> hey, good morning, scott futures lower after stocks managed modest gains monday, investors taking cues from upbeat earnings reports, they are shrugging off concerns that the market could be due for a correction. we'll get data on the services sector or the non-manufacturing sector. the dow adding 23 points at 15,639 yesterday, the nasdaq adding 14, 3936. back to you. >> thank you much. 5:16. th

that's our one and only chance for hower activity throughout the next five days.e might get another chance. we're tracking that. tracking your drive, there's a lot going on. >> friday usually lighter but the south bay, tri-valley. overall this doesn't look too unusual until i clear this area. we're looking here north 680 up toward scott creek road, we do have traffic starting to recover. before you get to the off ramp we have one of the lanes blocked by the investigation. that's causing things to bag down. you expect slowing toward calaveras. that's your work around to get around that scene. we should see slowing if you head southbound past the scene because of the distraction but the later build for the commute direction down into the area out of this tri-valley and the east bay for 880 and 680. we show the drive through the area we're going to move on to rest of our wider view and north 101. we have another crash there. adding to a slowdown but the rest of the south bay not a major problem. we'll skip to where we see slowing. emeryville, the camera shows a slowd

on sunday and it's the good one, especially for us early risers, we're going to get an additional howerep. when we meet back we'll have more sunshine. 49 degrees in san jose. i would have overlaid the satellite to show you how far that marine layer is way off shore about 50 miles away from san francisco. so we're starting out nice and clear. the sun is going to be out and it's going to be a pretty sun rise. that happens about 7:30. a live look now, this is the golden gate bridge. no fog to get in the way of a smooth drive. we'll check on that with mike. weather headlines tell the story. a cold and clear beginning, then we'll see the warmest day of the week as we finish off the day. saturday, temperatures drop off, turning windy by the evening. so if you want to get outdoors it looks good early saturday. overnight into early sunday, though, the winds will kick up. and sweater weather returns as we head through sunday. temperatures are going to start out in the 80s, dropping into the 60s by sunday. i'll show you how that looks and we'll talk about what you can expect for the first full we

with love ♪ ♪ show them the way that you feel ♪ ♪ things are going to be better if we only will ♪ ♪ howerhings are going to be better if we only will ♪ ♪ >> several officials paid their respects at the grave site of john f. kennedy at arlington national cemetery. among them was attorney general eric holder. >> a ceremony was held today in dallas to mark 50 years since the assassination of former president john f. kennedy. the first official ceremony by the city held in dealey plaza where j.f.k. was shot with remarks by dallas mayor mike rawlings and historian david mccullough. this is 45 minutes. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage the united states naval academy men's glee club under the direction of dr. aaron smith. >> please welcome our distinguished guests to the stage, led by the chairman of the 50th commemorative committee for the city of dallas. the most reverend bishop, kevin j. farrell of the catholic diocese of dallas. the mayor of dallas, the honorable mike rawlings, david mccullough, and pastor emeritus of the st. luke's community united methodist church, sa

and i have full confidence, a do my members, hower they voted on this, this is political, they respo politically. but the fact is whenhis website is fixed, many these people in ese bad,ad policies that are coing too much, what the president did, and it's rely important mention this, whathe did in his statement the other day was to allow people who have been in the plans since the enactment of afforble care for there to be a delay inforcement for those. the hers can always stay in. there is nothing in the law that says they can't stay in. but what said was that the insuranceompanies must tell the policyholder whathey are deprived of, that they're not getting preesting ndition, any -- >> but there ar cancellation notices going out. theres a million of themn california. >> what ty have to do now is send another letter that says, this is what this is going t mean to you in terms of you n't get preexisting condition discrimination, and here are the other options tt are available to you in the marketplace. >> butthe president has been apologetic, he's been accountable for saying someing th

dave hower, a government accountability officer and an expert in what those practices should have beend what failed on health care's website. he is a career professional, nonpartisan, and an individual who does not work for me, does not work for the ranking member, but works for the american people. i will do the rest of my introduction when the time comes. i now yield to the ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good morning to everyone and welcome to our witnesses who are here with us today. i want you to know that i appreciate your service and on behalf of a grateful congress, we thank you. i thank you for your dedication to ensuring that millions of americans who do not have health insurance will be able to obtain quality affordable coverage going forward. this is an incredibly admirable goal. thank you for everything you are doing to make it a reality. unfortunately, not everyone in this room shares this very important goal. republicans oppose the affordable care act in 2009 and voted against providing health insurance to millions of americans. over the past three years, the

another custom designed dress, referred to as ice hen hower twall printed cotton fabric with many houses they lived in during their marriage. five-star symbols of the five-star general eisenhower. this is few examples of maimie's day dresses. she was fond of color pink and wore it in many styles. jackie kennedy is well-known for the little black dress and here are two examples of mamie's little black dress. she always said she would never dress like an old lady. she wore the gowns well into the 70s and 80s show bright colors and wild fabrics. >> a discussion now on the status of budget talks on capitol hill from today's "washington journal." this runs about 40 minutes. >> host: while it's true that the government of the shutdown is over and the country is no longer flirting with imminent default anyone who believes the fiscal wars are over might be mistaken. been put on hold pending outcome of a house and senate conference committee that convened last week. here to discuss that effort is william hoagland, senior vice president at bipartisan policy center. and, mr. hoagland, the headline

. -- howeral expenses would they not know that you are not dead? i would like to have an answer. guest: that is a good question. in some cases, they may not know. the message may not get to them. they do not pay the death benefit. or they do and they do not realize. someone dies and the death is reported, but the way it is is wrong ore number they use a different version of the name than in the official file. you may get payments. social security would not match the record to what they already had. in some cases, you may have someone arrive -- alive and someone who is dead. they do not notice the same person. host: linda in illinois. caller: yes. host: independent, go ahead. caller: hi. i have a comment about the social security and the death. we have some friends. they are from mexico. they are very nice. their families come here illegally. -- absolutelywn well-known that you can go to chicago and you can get all of your documentation and your social security card from someone who has been deceased. somehow, they watch newspapers or whatever. they get the information and it cost

i think without this puj hower we would not have had the sifrt civil rights act which laid the basisor the area games. >> how long was the first book the years of lyndon johnson on the best seller list? >> i don't know, 26 or 28 years. >> how about the second book? >> millions. that was the number one best seller in the country. i don't remember the number of weeks it stayed on. >> this is a bit off the subject. did you environment her sell any movie rights to this team? >> that's a complicated question. the short answer is yes. but it's never been made. >> san diego, you're next. >> i just want to tell you, want to tell you things and then ask you one or two questions if i may. i consider you a literary genius. while i'm at that, want to give credit to your wife. she thinks i should do tremendous research. beyond that, i want to find out a, when is your next book coming out? b, where are you putting it? >> i'm you have write a regular center which we still live on central park. i do want to say a word about irna who has written 1-1. it's a great way to go around advance. when she's