that is a dra conin cut. >> some job seekers telling us employers aren't considering them because they've been out of work too long, now this,. notices went out this month to 400 thousand californians their unemployment benefits will be cut nearly 18% beginning april 18th. some didn't believe it. >> it's just send sent a letter saying it's going to be cuts. and if you're in that pool you're going get cut i'm not thinking anything is going happen. >> but reality is here. washington failed to come up with a plan so the spending cuts called sequestration are now going to hit jobless benefits. the reduction does not affect those on the first 26 weeks of checks. long term unemployed, on the 27th week or later will see $52 a week less. on average. >> when someone has difficulties trying to find next jobs this is meant to help out. >> roger has been unemployed 18 months and dreads having to tighten his belt when the benefits shrink. >> it's very hard to -- too depressing. >> cuts provide $30 million less for edd administration and services. washington is under funding the agency and this worker

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tell us how doctors and the other medical personnel begin to treat people in dramatic dra situationsthis. >> well, you know there's a triage set up so you want the t most serious people -- thee -- people that are -- have the moso life threatening injuries that are salvageable to go first. so it sounds like that happened. those people got to the hospital first. we're hearing that there were a lot of limb injuries, traumatic limb injuries, amputations. we heard of head trauma. there was also is shrapnel injuries, chest trauma, eardrums ruptured. there was a lot out there. you have to take that and partition it out to the different hospitals.di you want the levelff one traumam center to get the worst trauma cases and then you go down fromo there. >> the fortunate thing in boston if anything can be said that iss fortunate, is the number of hospitals they have there and really, really fine hospitals there. you mentioned the amputations we're told at least ten took place. how was that decision made and what is the recovery process like for those people? >> well, you know, the primarymy thi

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because there were customers from massachusetts that came to buy tires in new hampshire, and the mass dra tried to get new hampshire businesses to collect the tax. that's exactly what we're doing with this bill. it places an unfair burden on online businesses versus brick and mortar businesses that are in the situation who don't have to collect that. i worry that will be the next step for businesses in my state of new hampshire and other states across this nation that do not have a sales tax. and what about stores that sell through catalog? the customers are older, less likely to be will they have to start collect remit state sales taxes? what about other unintended consequences on consumers, retiree, investors. that's the type of information we talk about in the committee hearing that we didn't have on this bill before the finance committee. there was a hearing but there was no markup. and a markup is when you try to improve a deal with unintended consequences to a bill. could this bill open the door to taxes on financial service or transaction taxes? some of the financial organizations

but it appears less and less likely there will be dra mamati changes to federal gun laws.pt new nra proposed language to the provision. the white house has also acknowledged bans on assault weapons and high capacity magazines are likely not politically viable. >> so, mike, first connecticut, that's some significant -- significant gun reform up there. >> significant gun reform in connecticut, but depressing on the national -- >> totally depressing, pathetic. >> we talked about it several times last week, over the past several months. you have 80% of the american public in favor of high capacity magazines, something being done about that, universal registration, some reluctance about that -- >> background checks. >> background checks and continually have a huge swath of congress on both sides of the hill, you know, in opposition to it, in opposition to passing a sensible bill, it is truly depressing. >> mark halperin, i talked to some people at the white house who still feel they can get background checks for criminals, they can get background checks to try to screen people

employees and retire rows with the same or -- retirees with the same or better health care coverage at a dra matly lower cost. such a move would save $700 million a year in annual premiums and would save the postal service $8 billion because we would effectively eliminate the need to prefund one day further. we would also be able to invest much nor in effective health and wellness programs, which we can't do now. financially it's a smart move and it's also the responsible thing to do for both the employees and the retirees and it makes so much sense that it fills me with optimism that congress will support it. we have to move in this direction and i believe we will. one of the concepts i think a lot about let's to pensions and the notion of the -- re-- relates to pensions and the notion of the postal service of the future. i started my career as a clerk in pittsburgh in 1975. it's been 27 -- 37 years, almost 38. i went to the university of pittsburgh by day and at night i was a clerk in the downtown post office. i think from the perspective of a lot of my own experiences and i have seen trem