and then just a minute then bob talks with alan brown about the web of data. and here is what's in your prime interest. currently youth unemployment is above sixteen percent in the u.s. and recent graduates are clamoring to get work experience even if it means working for free however this trend of unpaid internships may have some unintended consequences for income inequality so prime interest producer just under held has more in a recent lawsuit it may just change the landscape of unpaid internships. i'm going to keep on making the case and fighting for the fact that we need to raise our minimum wage because right now. but for hundreds of thousands of students and young adults raising the minimum wage won't change their income because they are unpaid well i feel like i've been doing unpaid internships and before i can remember i mean it's really for experience especially on the hill you have to do unpaid internships to get a job that's just the way it goes here however a recent court case may have changed the future of unpaid internships at least in the for p

just being over them behave of unpaid and then just a minute then bob talks with alan brown about the web of debt we had and here is what's in your prime interest.

sir alan west was security advisor to the former prime minute at her brown and agrees with the decisionsh politicians to hold off on a vote on military intervention in syria. >> i think sanity has prevailed. it would have been ludicrous to march into attacks on siria before we'd seen the formal report from the u.n. teams. we ought to expose clearly the intelligence and information that clearly the americans and ourselves have which just about implicate the syrian regime and should approach the russians with that in a very public way, make them look at it with us and go through it with us, because we clearly see they will all have to say this is very sound or we don't like it and the world will see they are playing silly games. if we put that pressure on, they might agree to a u.n. security council resolution, not signing up to it, but actually abstaining, which of course rather like the libyan case would allow things to be done. i have no doubt some 36 hours ago, we were marching with the momentum to actually doing attacks, and we should not do that lightly. we have to think very carefu

way ticket out of the state brown is now seeking a class action status on behalf of as many as fifteen hundred people to discuss this disturbing case i'm joined now by alan lichtenstein he is the general counsel at the a.c.l.u. of nevada alan thank you so much for joining me how was the state of nevada in justifying shipping off mentally ill patients to the state of california i think the answer is not very well i think there's a lot of double talk there kind of denying the problem there suggesting that even in the case of mr brown who was clearly hearing voices knew nobody in sacramento where they sent him didn't agree to it was and was told show up at the greyhound station and then call nine one one they'll take care of you they're still making the ridiculous argument that he was really in charge of his own discharge plan so i think their response is denial denial denial. and that's unfortunate because. he's one individual as you mentioned there are numerous individuals that this is apparently happened to and that's the basis of the lawsuit so he is very much concerned that what he went through doesn't happen to other people now that's allegedly been g