betsy and dr. segal and congresswoman. obama care will force companies with more than 50 employees to provide medical insurance who work 30 hours a week. if they don't they will pay a fine . in anticipation of the changes when the franchize owner told their workers expect their hours to be reduced. the company that runs olive gard yen red lobster. they considered not offering full-time position and founder of papa johns voiced concerns over the man date. gina is owner of little rock tours a bus company could . more than 50 drivers. gina joins us from little rock. thank you for joining us today. >> it is great to be with you, governor. >> tell me the challenges you face because of the seasonal nature much your business. sometimes you are over 50 and sometimes under 50 employees. how do you navigate all of that? >> good word. well, that is what is challenging about what we are going through at little rock tours in that we have a unique industry not only for the motor coach industry but transportation industries in general. w

betsy mccoy -- >> i brought you a copy of my book.ng obamacare." >> i'll commit it to memory. >> i think immigration reform is pro growth. i think it's going to lower the budget deficit. it's going to create new business. on the other, heritage foundation chief jim demint disagrees and about to join me and howard dean in what should be a pretty good debate. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with special needs, our innovative special care program offers strategies that can help. >>> i feel confident that the bipartisan work that's been done on immigration reform will result in a bill that passes the senate, passes the house, and gets on my desk. and that's going to be a historic a

great to have you here. >> all right, so, you have been reporting on this race, betsy. i want to play how mark sanford responded to the obvious question that one would be asked under these conditions at a debate when asked about his affair. >> how do you reconcile redemption with the mistrust in your personal decision, which could or may have compromised the state and the party? >> what i would say is the events of 2009 absolutely represent a failure on my part for which there were and always will be at some level, consequences, but that does not mean because you've had a failure in your personal life, that you can not step back into life again. people kept calling, kept calling and they said, mark, you need to do this. because here's a chance for you to learn not only from your experience in congress and governorship, but more significantly, from what you learned on the way up and on the way down and apply it to what is arguably one of the great problems of our society. that's what i intend to do. >> you have spent a long career advising people who have run for office.

my children have been there from kindergarten at the betsy carr mistake. i have two children there area 40 students. i'm here today speaking on behalf of tina. i want to express as an parents i've known those individuals for many years from kindergarten through the whole school. my children have had 4.0. they were academically my daughter was promoted into lowell high school. i feel those teachers have given integrity and they have united the school of african-american, hispanic, and those two individuals imparted to my daughter extreme principle morales and i give my hundred percent support to those individuals they are outstanding. and the school board please take a close process that it goes through it it would find somehow so a teacher who gives so much of hers in difficult significance and then being fate out without being any process please bring them back >> can you tell me your name sir? >> i'm william. thank you very much. >> hello, i'm a uc student. i have given my time to do my part to secure the long term future with the hope of future generati

i have 3 announcements the may 1st there's a meeting at betsy carr mistake school and their dpoont the money so folk please go to the silicon website for more information. secondly, the public works has a number of jobs for young people. that's really targeted for youth and young adults. in particular they have a program that's between the 16 and 21 ages. i encourage people to going to the jobs and internship website for www dot s f p w dot s r t. and for families looking forward to the summer the rec and parks are having their scheduled. it's very important for people to know that children would live in housing authority property can go for fro as children don't have to my to participate for those programs i encourage those first names to take advantage of this opportunity. i just - the superintendent has one announcement i want to say i had gotten to go with a activity i think they had speak hundred and 40 children rode bikes to school today. superintendent >> thank you president i can't help we have some late breaking good news to share. as you know many of our schools were not fund

betsy on why families could be hit the hardest. the author of boy "beating obama care." >> i read it so you don't have to. >> grown to over 20,000 pages. >> that's right. this is the law, and this law coerces families, many of whom are living pay check to pay check to buy an expensive health plan, and even after subsidies they have to rite a check for premium, and when it comes to the premium or rent and car payments they're not going to pay the premium and there will be $24 billion in default per year from families, many will intentions who can't make it. >> what happens if i can't pay the 17,034 a 5 a year. i can't pay it. what -- >> that is not written in the law but it's clear the insurance companies probably will get stuck with a lot of this unless there's a taxpayer bailout. either way it's bad news. >> okay. so let's take it one step further. let's say i've got 17 grand laying around but i want that bmw and decide to buy that instead of my healthcare premium. >> if you're in that financial category, then at that point you sh

. >> my name is keith, i'm a parent of a second grader at betsy car michael. he attends the [inaudible] the after school program of which tina was founder. i think more so than just being given the opportunity to express ourselves and to air grievances -- i think we also as participants in democracy demand results so the thrust of my talk tonight will be about the lack thereof. in my work as a youth media arts facilitator, i speak regularly with educators. overwhelmingly they tell me i wish my parents were more involved. we have parents who are involved in the process, active participants in our children's education and we are asking for your help, we are asking for more dedicated talented teachers, like tina, not less. our desire for that has been evidenced by our organization efforts since she was received the non reelection. it's also been reflected in our attempts to gain clarify from the administration and from the board via our campaign of email, phone messages and by our continued presence here at these board meetings. the lack of a move by the board to

the betsy and jesse fink foundation. the hkh foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. inequality matters. you will hear people say it doesn't, but they are usually so high up the ladder they can't even see those at the bottom. the distance between the first and the least in america is vast and growing. "the washington post" recently took a look at two counties in florida and found that people who live in the more affluent st. johns county live longer than those who live next door in less rich putnam county. the post concluded, "the widening gap in life expectancy between these two adjacent florida counties reflects perhaps the starkest outcome of the nation's growing economic inequality, even as the nation's life expectancy has marched steadily upward, a growing body of research shows that those gains are going mostly to those at the upper end of the income ladder." that's true across america. in cal

the betsy and jesse fink foundation. the hkh foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. this week in the streets of boston, we were reminded once again that civilization is too often a thin veneer stretched across the passions of the human heart, with those who would commit acts of violence trying to disrupt and even destroy the fragile commons we call society. fortunately, there are people who will not be deterred from the work of civilization, who will even from time to time go up against authority in peaceful disobedience, taking a nonviolent stand for a greater good. people like sandra steingraber, my guest. [ applause ] >> fight, fight, fight! >> we met for this conversation the day before she was to be sentenced to jail. it's quite a story. at the age of 20, sandra steingraber was diagnosed with bladder cancer. several other family members also had the disease, but it couldn't be genetic because s

the betsy and jesse fink foundation. the hkh foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. you may think you know about martin luther king, jr., but there is much about the man and his message we have conveniently forgotten. he was a prophet, like amos, isaiah and jeremiah of old, calling kings and plutocrats to account, speaking truth to power. yet, he was only 39 when he was murdered in memphis, tennessee on april 4th, 1968. the march on washington in '63 and the march from selma to montgomery in '65 were behind him. sowere theassagef the civil righ act and the voting rights act. in the last year of his life, as he moved toward memphis and fate, he announced what he called the poor people's campaign, a "multi-racial army" that would come to washington, build an encampment and demand from congress an "economic bill of rights" for all americans, black, white, or brown. he had long known that the fight for

. >> my name is keith, i'm a parent of a second grader at betsy car michael. he attends the [inaudible]

soma alone has five different freeway entrances and exits and betsy carmichael is the only elementary and middle school in the area and that is located right by the freeway. i would like to thank the leadership of supervisor zane kim and all the key players who contributessed to making pedestrian safety and the strategy plan happen. it is a long awaited plan that is urgently needed especially in d6. we want to see real enforcement and we ask the board to make sure the mayor's strategy to prioritize d6 which is soma is part of that, so we would like to enforce the key strategies where they're needed the most, so if the sf mta is going to extend crossing times for pedestrians at 160 places annually we want to know how many of those are going to d6 and when? how are we going to prioritize reengineering streets with traffic calming and pedestrian improvements around arterial schools like the tenderloin elementary and betty carmichael and hard to incorporate and if the sf mta is installing at one eighty four intersections by 2001. how can we get d6 prioritized? and again it's a great plan

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the betsy and jesse fink foundation. the hkh foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. we lost a great journalist this week. anthony lewis was a longtime reporter and columnist at the "new york times." i knew him during my years in washington when he made his reputation as our foremost interpreter of the supreme court and the impact of its decisions on civil rights and liberties. as one legal scholar noted, lewis had "an incredible talent in making the law not only intelligible but also in making it compelling." this was tony lewis' masterpiece, "gideon's trumpet" an account of the supreme court's gideon v. wainwright ruling in 1963 that established the constitutional right of criminal defendants to an attorney, even if they had no money to pay for one. the book has never been out of print, its' story the subject of this cbs reports documentary. >> his name is clarence earl gideon. he argued there coul

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stuart: we're out of time, but new for joining us, thank you, betsy.r your gold reportment where are we on the down day for stocks? we're up on the price of gold. a 11 per ounce gain. union head richard trumka says feed the country and now fast food workers are demanding unionization and $15 an hour. what should determine wages in america? fairness? what i need? or the marketplace? monica crowley, charles payne, you can bet they've got an opinion. they're next. ♪ @ >> a half million members stand with you today and tomorrow and the next day and next week, for as long as it takes to get you fair treatment and dignity and fair wages and treat you like human beings. you work hard, you the country, you deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. stuart: that was richard trumka, a top labor guy supporting fast food workers during a walkout yesterday. hundreds of workers demanding higher wages for low paying job. i happen to know at least some of them were bused in, i know that. they want $15 an hour, nearly double the minimum wage. okay. here is my

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