and as congressman cleaver says, this is a very, very uneven recovery. great for wall street. great for the top 1%, but really we still have persistent long-term unemployment. and really, the only time that we tend to cut these benefits back is when the number of long-term unemployed begins to fall. the economy is really starts to absorb more long-term workers. the economy is that good. we never do this. and we also are in a time when the deficit is falling faster than at any time since world war ii. so it's completely disingenuous to say this is a budgetary necessity. >> you know, congressman, you said liberal george bush, and i know you were being facetious. but tea party members, some of them probably do consider him liberal. two weeks ago rand paul notoriously said extending jobless aid does a disservice to workers. now he is saying it's a disincentive. you listen to him, though. >> i'm not against having unemployment insurance. i do think, though, that the longer you have it, that it does provide some disincentive to work. >> now you have constituents. you have been in co

joining me now is congressman emanuel cleaver, democrat from missouri.n cleaver, thanks for being on the show tonight. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> do your gop colleagues not understand they're on the wrong side of public opinion or they just don't care? >> well, some of them understand it, and i think these new numbers that you cited should cause some movement. but you have to understand that those who are in these newly drawn, extremely conservative districts know that the people in those districts in many cases will vote against our best interests. in other words, they'll put them in and then ask them not to vote for programs that they actually need. and i think that we've got to put enormous pressure on the federal government, because the american public does not like the fact that 46 million americans live in poverty. this is the united states of america. and the president is right to address this issue. i want to just say hallelujah to what he is doing. >> yeah. >> he is not trying to, you know, fix the blame. he is trying to fix the proble

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cleaver is that person. she's done an exceptional job. he's been selflessness in those areas where a she didn't have the expertise she makes it her business to get that expertise she's been above and beyond approach. i'm very, very happy and honored to be here today to recognize her. (clapping.) >> thank you. thank you. >> on behalf of the board and the entire agency thank you for your work throughout the years we're deeply appreciate. >> first of all, thank you for the opportunity and this acknowledgement. i've been in the training department for go on on 8 years now and it's a tough job because we're he trying to teach new operators how to be safe and defensive. and to be a good show for the company. even though i'm being acknowledged we're an excellent strong team. we're under mr. anderson who knows all the rules and regulations. he's our fear also leader and others. we have one of our train supervisors and leaders. and mr. paul pernicious and mr. ed thomas. that team has motivated me to contribute as much as i can to make this company

we'll look at 72 in cleaver dale and 70 degrees.nally, eventually, we get to say the word shower. tomorrow looks good, it's going to be a great day. it looks like o we'll to stay tuned it, a lot can happen between now and then. ann. >> we'll be back. you stay right there. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. [ male announcer ] you say tomato. ♪ old el paso says diced tomato stand 'n stuff chicken tacos. ♪ you say what's for dinner? old el paso says scene outside a miami hotel >>> listen to that. it appears justin bieber has no shortage of fans. this is the scene outside a miami hotel last night. screaming fans formed the pop star who was ushered to a black suv waiting to take him to the airport. this was out the back d

london there is no austerity for the least morally centered in this country that's where the cleansing cleaver comes down if you're corrupt if you're a kleptocrat if you count out to foreign dictators you get a check if you're an outstanding citizen just trying to do your bit you get it with austerity why that why that why the two speed economy here what does cameron and i was born have against basic working british people or do they have some kind of built in tory eaten kind of. oxbridge the loathing of the average british person they are they all it's all because of who well i was it's all up to you it's oxford f. you you mixed with these people do they just hate are they misanthropes do they hate humanity mike says a lot of what you just said that i completely agree with you knowing growing up in the u.k. . all the talk was in the seventy's of excessive subsidies to industry being distort saying to british leyland remember we used to actually own the companies that made the. cause in this country the mass produced calls. in industry subsidies to mining and so on and the intelligentsia would

detectives, we have team coverage on this story yesterday morning, it is wednesday we have mostly cleaver skis each is it -- it is still above average but cooler than the last few days. 10:00 takes us to thursday afternoon and even fire concerns takes us to mendocino and walnut creek 4 5.5 moon bay 35 and it's cold and we will have hazy skies and sunny and warm again. just some patchy fog and we have the santa cruz coast and we have no problem warming up, we have 70s, here is sal. >>> we are looking at a commute which is slowly and he steady ramping up. now the drive time so far from 208 to the #0 submit. at the pay prim. >>> we still have less than 15 minutes across the bridge right now. >> bart has 5 to 10 minute delays and 062, let's go back to the desk. >>> new -- 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> bart had an accidental shooting death. thomas smith is the first bart police officer killed on duty. he was a 20 year veteran and he was killed by a fellow officer during a probation search in dublin and he leaves behind a wife who was also a police officer and daughter. he gains our -- be

from taser's tonight's to nunchucks can't even a cleaver for your carry on, reagan national securitytor said he could fill the table with items just as shocking about every six months. that is a small portion of the stuff that people surrendering checkpoints. at just this airport they take in enough ammo to easily fill a gallon container every month. screeners have noticed an increase in things like this person. knuckles, orass umbrellas that are samurai swords. >> chapter two, ninja equipment. >> if you try to conceal a weapon or carry on a replica gun, you may not fly, and you can have thousands in fines. sense in packing would have helped. the most common excuse? my bagt know it was in or i forgot. if you have questions about whether you can bring it, the tsa has an app or you can ask. which means before you pack the replica hand grenade, you will know that it is a no-go for liftoff. kris van cleave, abc 7 news. >> if you want to see more surrendered items, we have a slideshow of pictures on our website, wjla.com. >> 7 on your side consumer alert about a story that could partially

they gave me a red nose and cleaver. the room had a dead hooker. the only light was a strobe light.ive hours. for real. and after like two hours, you are like, son of a, jesus, did i kill this hooker? which makes the kids come in. they're like that's scary. i guess. a clown crying in the corner. he seems to be remorseful for murdering a hooker. really a complicated skit you set up. >> it's real. >> gavin, i wish there were ghosts do you believe in ghosts? >> no. >> you don't? >> no. >> i have an iq over 80. so, if i -- hard to sell some times. >> if i ever saw a guest. i would have so many questions. i would go, i'm reading hotair.com, why are you in this room? go to the white house. find out of what the secrets are. go watch beyonce have sex. like go hang out with ms 13. watch them plan murders and stuff. what are you doing watching me read blogs? >> gavin, if you knew anything about ghosts, you would know they're physical manifestations tied to a certain location where something traumatic happened to them. >> get a weekend pass. >> you don't get a weekend pass. >> go fly. >> you d

i saved as i bussed tables at the old block and cleaver. i was a vendor in veterans stadium. sold first cold soda, ice cold and then ultimately graduated into selling ice cream. very quickly at that job i learned the value of market power. specifically cornering the market, and i paid people to give me the exclusive right to sell ice cream on the 600 and 700 level of the vets stadium. can you imagine how much money can be made if you had the only franchise in the whole upper deck, even for a team as horrible as the phillies back then? by paying those guys not to sell ice cream against me i made fortunes. maybe the other time when steve carlton would pitch. he got players out so fast i would get stuck with unsold ice cream, you had to buy the ice cream from the company before selling it. i would take a genuine beating. talk about learning how business worked. the shelf life of ice cream on a hot july night is short as short can be. i might jest with you about your name. i learned nicknames at the ballpark. i loved its bizarre false intimacy. i made a ton of money. i opened an

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immanuel cleaver said we give deference to the president. if there was somebody else on the white house we would be marching on the white house. that is an accurate assessment that voted for him because of the color of his skin and they feel some court of immunity because of that fact. there is a point we will will have to move on and reilly what are the policies and aspects of leadership. >> i absolutely think it was done. mccain or romney either of them brought race into anything. i think we did have that debate. now, reverend degraff, have you cornell west and tavis smiley and a number of people on what i consider the far left smiley i don't think they put him there but west certainly they are mad at barack obama because he hasn't really made it a singular cause to advance opportunities as they put it for black americans. how do you react to that. >> i think cornell who i know and who i respect, i think his tone is harmful to our progress number one, number two, i think he ignores personal responsibility, the article also mentioned. 6:30.

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. >> reporter: it is not the cleaver family of the 1950s anymore.of families have a father who works and a stay at home mom. now 4 out of every 10 families with children have mothers who are the primary or only breadwinner. and the report looked at how women on the brink view their own lives. 54% feel the harder i work, the more i fall behind. 60% feel the economy does not work for people like me. 75% wish they had stayed in school longer. but these women are also optimistic. 62% believe their financial situation will get better in the next five years. >> and we're back with maria. good to see you. >> yeah. that's exciting. i think all of the women think that their lives can get better but a wake-up call to the united states 1 in 3 working women in this country are in economic peril. >> what i'm so curious about and what you write about in this report is women have arrived, have transformed society in so many ways, getting more power. becoming breadwinners. such a huge impact from leadership to consumer behavior and yet this. and yet the 1 in 3 on t

who's going to be a keynote at our conference next month, and -- who's an industry guru, and he has a cleaver that he got because he was working at steak and ale all those many years ago. so the nostalgia and the emotional connection runs deep. and it would be -- >> paul, just if i could real -- >> -- bring back those brands to the folks that want it. >> i just want to ask this ultimately about how you can make this restaurant succeed when it failed in the past. operationally, is this about the franchise model? how are you stepping on expenses? what's the difference this time around, briefly, if you could? >> well, it's the 21st century version of it. it's going to be more chef infused with regard to the different offerings on the menu. the flavor profiles will be a little bit more spicy. of course, the ale piece, i think, you know, beer has become so much more en vogue today. we're going to really focus on that, but really delivering portions and quality for a great price point and with news like we heard today from the stock market, people really need a great kensington club steak from stea