paul henry, i want to get to you. talk about searching for the uner searchable.e titanic. you completed 30 dives in a submersible yourself. what was that like? >> it was my job. i was involved. 447. and -- i was leading one of the biggest -- longest part of the sear search. you know, the right equipment the bluefin is very good equipment, but what i don't trust is -- the -- they heard a lot of pinger. -- heard too many pinger, you know. chinese are helping on the surface. pinger on the bottom in different place. for me, there are different pinger and not the per of the black box or flight 370. >> this is -- you actually helped with air france 447 which i know they used three of the auvs, remis 6,000s. i hear your confidence and heard other -- similar confidence echoed in the bluefin-21. if they find nothing, paul henry in the next couple of days, what do you -- give your tangible knowledge here. what should they do next? >> i will say, first, if -- i don't know exactly what is the side of the zone we are looking for now but it will take time. it will take like --

paul's point is simple, fair wages and higher profits are not mutually exclusive, they can go hand in hanged. that's what henry ford understood. and paul zingerman opened his doors 32 years ago last month, but he and business owners like him believe that higher wages are good for the bottom line. i happen to believe the same thing, so, you know, i have decided several months ago that the federal government should follow their lead. and so i issued an executive ofrd. that requires federal contractors, folks who are doing business with the government, to pay their employees on new contracts a fair wage of at least $10.10 an hour. it's the right thing to do. and i'm determined to do my part, to lift wages, improve take home pay any way you can. if you cook our troops meals, if you wash their dishes, your country should pay you a living wage. here's the challenge, what zingerman's can do on its own, what even i can do as the head of the executive branch of the federal government, that doesn't reach everybody. if we're going to do right by our fellow americans, we need congress to get on board. we have got to have

the skeptic from that major league handle was the federal reserve and who, paul volcker, i spoke to and quoted in this john henry set that is actually not true. if you look at the oakland a's and the teams like them, they seem to do ok with low payrolls, and smart financiers are buying these teams, which they would not do if they were a losing bet, and sure enough, you can see 12 years later that we have teams like the oakland a's and the tampa bay rays, who have managed to have quite a bit of success despite having small payrolls. what is interesting with henry and with the red sox going forward, not only do they have to that statistics approach, they also have an enormous payroll. they are kind of combining the best of both worlds, and they hope that will bring them more world titles. >> josh green, john henry, in addition to the boston red sox has also got the boston globe, right? >> he does, he does. butd a little bit on that, my focus really was the red sox, but i did some asking around about whether you can apply sabermetrics to a newspaper chain, and the answer i got is that nobody has figured out how to

paul. asked him if senator mcconnell had been a role model. at the time he said henryas a role model. sort of skirting the question there. since then i have seen an evolution in the relationship. it is not, between the two principals, not as transactional as the it appears. i think there is a great deal of suspicion among supporters in both universes. i do think the relationship changed a great deal in the last year. >> one of the healthy parts is breaking the incumbent cartel. sam youngman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, ari. >> coming up, what president obama said about the prospective candidates for 2016, his own vice president and former secretary of state. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. [ doorbell

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the dead wood to heat up local houses as paul scott reports its success is sparking interest among similar businesses in the u k. this is rocks decrement henri i'm on the outskirts of stockholm around four thousand bodies are created on the site every year and each person who passes through here leaves behind a legacy and i mean they've played a small part in keeping the people of stockholm warm during the harsh swedish winter. there were other criminal in sweden that were doing this before a spanish way the first one in the stockholm area we have others which use the haste to warm up the building and surrounding buildings but they're not connected to the city's main heating system so exactly how does the process work for the furnace is below us can reach temperatures of up to twelve hundred degrees celsius on the hot smoke and up here and is called by this machine or a hundred fifty different pipes through which the smoke is pumped and then capsulated encased by cold water and throughout the process the cold water is heated and then the hot water is sent to the public meeting system for years there's been heated debate about renewable energ

henry kissinger. it's not just the voice, but you have to know that he wants you to know why he's speaking and that's why he speaks in this monotone. >> all right, actor paul sorvino on how kathleen may have broken with the family tonight at 8:00 p.m. you don't get it? let me kindly suggest you do so quickly. capeesh? capeesh? that's the end of it. >>> all right, now to oak dale, pennsylvania, the president, the vice president, at a job-training initiative at a community college. it sounds to me, it should, and if you're keeping track, just sit back, because the president took office and we've already seen at least nine such programs initiated, costing more than $7 billion. now, that does not include another $20 billion that the president proposed for jobs training programs in various budgets. still the unemployment rate for young people stands at 10.9%, well above the national average. so we thought we'd actually talk to job creators, small business guys, well, what would compel them to start hiring, to start creating the jobs? we gathered william, president of american bar product, darlene miller of firm mack industries, precision parts manufacturer, and