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. >> reporter: the collapse is ci at the center city of philadelphia, just before befo 11:00 wednesday morning, a fourr story building many demolitioneo collapsed on a top store of a a thrift store.st scores of personnel looking to hon or more than a dozen survivors some who were able toe walk away.away some who were around when the building came down said that the crumbling started with a rumble. the city's mayor says he doesn't know how many people were inside the building or at the time. tie some who saw it fall, remained a calm enough to jump into actionc >> we ran down, everybody ranera down and we went in there and started to help. >> reporter: a local loca contractor says he saw the the accident coming. co >> for weeks they were standing on the edge, knocking bricks brc off, and pieces, you could seeud it was ready to go at anytime. >> reporter: demolition demo experts wondering what was being done to protect the public. the department of labor and owed choshais on the scene investiga. ainsley earnhardt. >>> they are looking at at stripping commanders of their powers. the measur

thais the step befo youo start listening in cal. so people say no, no, these are jus records piled on someone's desk or a computer. the next step is >> i remember when that006 sto broke. calling from "usa day" broke e story. it was a great scoop, but it wasn't his. and yes, and i will tell you this. getting probable cause to tap a phone is very easy. i knothat for a fact. i wrote a book large based on that stuff. when they talk about there's, like, y he to go to a judge and all this stuff, those are rubber-stamp decisions, i'm tellg you. >> ben stein. >> okay. last week, i think charles payne said the smartest thing ever anyone's said on the show. he said 170 million calls to yemen, that's what they're checking on, 170 million calls to men. th second tng is, does anyone really seriously believe they're just going to get the records -- the phone number of who called d the caller and n liste in on the calls? i mean, give me a break. >> it's so easy to listen on the call. >> i beeve that they're coecting these phone call records andhey

kirschenmann's probab-- rumor has it ludwig kichenmann brought one of the fst potato crops to cifnia befo the turn of the century. >> brian grows about 4,500 acres of potatoes at his familfarm, but unlike ron, he grows sller potatoes that are called chippers, which are used mostly for potato chips and french fries. so what makes a good chipper? >> what makes a good chipper is actually, um, low sugar. you know, when you, um, caramelize something in the, um, in your--with a frying pan it turns brown. so people don't like brown potato chips, i don't know why, so that means it's high sugar content. so we've got to have low sugar in order to make 'em cook white. >> the potatoes are harvested and brought here to the processing facility where they are washed, sorted, and even tasted too. to ke sure the cpping potaes have ju the right amount sugar for their stomers, brian fries some of his potatoes up to see how they cook. thus, the wall of potato chips. >> oh, it just is really because when y, um, send a pot- ad of potatoes and it cooks dark, you get the load of potatoes back. so it's, um, quali

lawyers who make a case of going befo these judges. lori: there is no follow-up.umerous news reports showing people who have back injuries playing basketball. >> supposed to be review of e program to make sure people still have disability and preserve their benits. people qualify who can keep them unemployed f at least a year. in many cas iis resolved but there is no follow-up di. lori: thank you for sharing your expertise with us. yesterday we told you about anotheher case of waste, fraud d abusat the irs the agency said more than $46 million in tax refds to a sleesingle address. a growing list of scandals the irs has faced and today we're getting more information on that last one, mishandling of government credit cards. rkers use agency credit cards to b 28 expensive bottles of wine for 2000 luncheon. there used to buy romance nove novels, diet pills and baby clothes. two credit cards used to buy pornography that the employees had reported those cards stolen. alalso tay, we are finally seeing some relief on wall street, stocks back in the green writiig the most

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. >>> befo the -- the fourth amendment to the constitution drafted in 1789 declared among other thicksa person's papers would not be subject to unreasonable searches. the founders felt strongly that we should be able to keep our letter hes, our diaries, our writings private. 140 years later, 1929, secretary of state henry l.stimpson declared gentlemen don't read each other's mail. much has changed. new electronic age of e-mails, tweets and blogs and a new political age posing threats we can't ignore are. pearl harbor taught america what it didn't know could hurt it very much. there was a a need to be up on enemy intelligence. >> this form of stretchry shall never again endanger us. >> after world war ii came the cold war and the threat of global communism. it sparked a fierce debate at the highest levels regarding is citizens' rights versus international security and rot of that debate ultimately came the national security agency or nsa. in the 1950s the spy center was so secretive the joke was the initials stood for no such agency. >> what did the president know and when did he know i

osha, all surprising to us, never befo had we been anything like this prior to filing the appli. >> seandifference, juan, can you name another indication where there was widespread targeting of peple because of their political v any that can you think of? >> as you just heard from the coss people, naacp, greenpeace, planned parenthood said that during theush years they thought they were fairly untargeted for irs audits. at the time the bush people said there was nothing unfair. they. >> sean: in this case, they admitted it. the irs has admitted that they were targeting conservative groups. that is a huge difference. >> i agree. let me say when you play the tape from congressman mcdermott, he said it's long to target any one political ideology and then went on to say, it's not the case that people who get involved with politics are somehow exempt to see if they truly qualify for a exempt atus as charities socialelfare groups because think may be playing poli. >> sean: we got transcripts we got yesterday. we went through a lot of these last night. the administration was saying this was all

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bottom line, likike i said befo, it is not that simple.ct that the people that put energy into making the real products, ty cannot hire. gerri: now you'rting to my issue, which is these women who are not ming a million dolla a year. they're spending thousandsf ddllars on designer handbags. >> this i do not know. i do have a real coachag, but have had it for ten yea. one bag, that's it. gerri: and you did not go t jail for it. >> i did not. >> coach justot up lawsuit against a major counterfeiter and won a lot of money the person in the street, it' hard to stop them from buying it. that's wt is is about. gerri: lt word, brooklyn district attorney bureau chief, my 7-year-old mother would not know the difrenc. what you prove what she kw. >> y cannot go inside the intent of someone going enceinte, and just got a good de. >> buying someone from a cd table. gerri: its new yority. l right. we won't go there. thanks. grt job. always good. now we want to know what youu think. here is our question. should people who b itation handbags be jailed? log

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bloomberg was an employer in his own right and obviouy, in that -- well, has bloomrg whatever befo hee point is this is a critical aspect. when people are, you know, incentivized to not get sick, they are paid in this particular context, and workers actually get other oppounities to fill in and makmmo money, like, for example, restaurant workers, ect., benefit if they don'ttake any of the sic time. the point is this has been a successful program, and as i said, just to finish, there's regulation of labor throughout history. thisisno different. >> the economics, if you dont take sic leave, you're paiin that that's an increase in the salary. bottom line increase in the sally, which is fine, but the employers take that into consideration in hiring more people. gerri: we ld go on an on and on, guys, and, unfortunately, we ve to leave it there. you guys didb. you know, looking atthis from absolutely every angle. thanks for coing on. have a great weekend. you too. >> thank you, you to. gerri: fom employment to the house, in the market for a new home? lien up. mortgage rates sky rocketg. the

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they found in those particular instances in a financial impact imal cyst was done by the city council befoy -- >>you said over. >> they do not perform fectively when they are sick, impact other workers, get hurt on the jobcausing workers' comp costs to go up, and when they are paid t tak time off, they get preventative care and essentiallyverybody wins. it's a more productive workplace. >> no, i don't disagree with anything you said, but back a couple paragraphs to what you said. you said744 new york employees offer, offer, that iswhat i said, which is they negoiate, mplor and employee negotiate sick days. that's fine. that's left to the free market to do that, but when the government comes in and says we are going to force you to do this, something that they maybe you know, the other 26% of the employees don't want to do that's going to have a devastating effe. >> but the government forces you to pay minimum wage. the government foces you pay overtime. there's al kinds of rules, osha, regulation -- gei: more thing missing in the conversation is it's not just new york city. this is happeni

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he started working as a security guard for the nsa but got hired by the cia befo.re fleeing to hong kong, he lived in hawaii earning a salary of roughly $200,000 a year. meantime, we just got the first reaction from the white house with the revelation of snowden as the leaker. >> there is, obviously, an investigation underway into this matter. for that reason, i'm not going to be able to discuss specifically this individual or this investigation. you heard the president talk on friday on a couple of occasions about his views in general of some of the revelations that have been made, the leaks that have occurred. i think he spoke fairly expansively about both his concerns and his belief that we need to strike the appropriate balance between our national security interests and our interestsñrñr in privacy. >> nbc's ian williams joins us live by phone. he is in hong kong. so ian, there's a lot of conversation about international laws, treaties, extradition treaties. there's also word that hong kong could say, we don't want to turn him over extradition, but we will exp