eah, i'm here to announce the merriment-miami game. it should be fun. the is jim and mark, comcast center should be rocking tonight. the terrapins have had some rough times. a tough stretch. they have lost four out of five games. tonight patients will be the key. the defending champions are in town and they play a very effective zone. panic.an't it is a 40 minute game. the shot clock. we're going to have plenty of possessions. they are going to have plenty of possessions. you can't get caught up in it. you have to do the best you can. that is the way we have approached it. we have talked about being patient. hopefully our guys are able to do it. you up 95 now, quieter days away from super bowl xlviii. britt mchenry has been there all week and she has the latest. >> even here in the city that never sleeps, people can't stop talking about richard sherman that his controversial remarks after the nfc championship game. all week his teammates have told us he is the best and sherman certainly think so. but who can blame them after watching that incredible pla

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y;eah. build trust. if you are close to the border in mexico, people that are from mexico can get no more than seven percent of the available visas. take intoes not account proximity or size of country. you are getting the same percentage as zambia, which is a little bit further away. why not bump it up to 15%? why not pass that? do one issue at a time and we will have more power --roberts. caller: good morning. i want to talk about the minimum wage. i think it is a terrible idea to try to ways it -- raise it. it was never supposed to be for people to earn a living. minimum wage was supposed to be for young children, young citizens to be able to be hired after school, during summer to make a few dollars and, hopefully, they would be at the bottom rung of the company and maybe stay at the company and grow. they want think that to make a living on the minimum wage are kidding themselves. the only way to make a decent living is to get an education. guest: there was a lot of truth in that. i feel for the peo

y;eah. build trust.you are close to the border in mexico, people that are from mexico can get no more than seven percent of the available visas. take intoes not account proximity or size of country. you are getting the same percentage as zambia, which is a little bit further away. why not bump it up to 15%? why not pass that? do one issue at a time and we will have more power --roberts. caller: good morning. i want to talk about the minimum wage. i think it is a terrible idea to try to ways it -- raise it. it was never supposed to be for people to earn a living. minimum wage was supposed to be for young children, young citizens to be able to be hired after school, during summer to make a few dollars and, hopefully, they would be at the bottom rung of the company and maybe stay at the company and grow. they want think that to make a living on the minimum wage are kidding themselves. the only way to make a decent living is to get an education. guest: there was a lot of truth in that. i feel for the people