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so that's the )eason why i'm staying with night shift. >> you get paid more money to work at night?h. >> how much more money do you make working at night? >> it's %ust $1.90 extra but $1.90 is $1.90 on the paycheck. >> those are all your clothes? >> yep. sometimes i have a hard time looking for the clothes i want to wear. so it takes me time. >> who gets the top bunk? >> i do. >> we do. >> she gets the bottom. >> oh, you guys share the top bunk? >> yes. >> how is it sleep with your brother? >> he puts his body parts all over me. i get no room. >> and he almost squishes me. he lays on my pillows and he almost squishes me off the bed. >> are you having a good summer? >> yeah. >> what do you hope for this summer? >> i hope for a house. >> you are lucky you have an older sister to do the dishes for you. >> my job. that's what i do. that's one of my chores, wash dishes, fold clothes. when laundry has been done, make my bed. watch jesse. my chores. >> we're going to take out our garbage. >> my job is to take out the garbage. >> my job is to help him. >> he missed. the guy pulled out his g

eason. w will go on to win will it be one of the country thests or will it be contestant from boston? only time will tell. after weeks of performances, the finalists get one last chance to earn america's vote. singing what they hope are the right tunes. >> are wanting to sing a song is really powerful and you have to make sure it is the best one. wrecks deciding on tonight's song was tough. >> it is the most difficult choice today. they settled on songs pretty quickly. >> usually it is what about this song? >> they are in full and they sing amazing. >> we are hoping they get lost on the to the finale. daniel bradberry is the youngest and least experienced. >> i was excited to go out there and be myself. i think going to be -- i can use the word an epic show. so much work has gone into it. >> the one that america hearts the most will be crowned the voice. the top 16 will be returning for performance. the voting is open for the big star-studded finale. that is all for us at 5 p.m. here is a lo

be applied to new to buy one in europe with the potential reasons why is there may be regulatory .easonsost: he says -- david is joining us from lancaster, pennsylvania. . go-ahead. are you with us? caller: was curious about the whole fracking thing. i think they have a great pr. havee heard a lot of farms had a bad of runoff with fracking. i want to know more about the bad part of it. there is a problem with that. host: we will get a response. much slicke is too pr and not enough squaring up with people. ad that with the mayor of ohio city is said he was a former schoolteacher. he said he used to tell his me they to just tell are not quite sure. trustingo have a more and open and honest relationship between producers and the communities where they operate. the caller is right, if you to hydraulic fracturing wrong your point run into problems. the biggest problem is likely to be if developers to it with water that comes out of a well when you produce natural gas, of the fluids that go into the water the comes back out that brings the chemicals from the underground and disposes of that no

with somebody and that up.ue came we're required under arizona law to ask the question if we have a easonable suspicion, not because of the color of their skin. not because of how they talk or sound. ice.all ice gives us direction. he direction in answer to the question earlier, the direction we've been given is that person been here five year, treat them as any other citizen. of business for us. we deal with what we have to deal with, citation, contact, or have a good day. that's it. that's what we're doing. trying to protect us, not just from people who are but from drug trafficking, why do you think strengthen your ability to do your job? >> the first it does is gives us to do the job with. that's one of the most important thing. that's one of the things we're to be doing -- working every jail in the country, every prison in the country. working posed to be with probation and parole and get the criminals who slips through and go back on the street. the people to do the job. things like the detainers to detainers are actually recognized by local law that when we at put the detainer and it's

sometimes for individuals to deal with and i have always focused on doing the right thing for the right .easons sometimes, they are not happy about the direction overall. >> i'm including in that statement about adverse unwanted action and or retaliatory. does that change your answer? , i'm not familiar with the osc complaint. i'm at somewhat of a disadvantage with the facts. privacyy that considerations do fit into the picture. i have a certain awareness about disciplinary process, but it has never been my practice to engage in retaliatory employment practices. theill you answer complaints about the assistant u.s. attorney? that's why you're here today. how are we supposed to mask about these allegations if we cannot ask you? at aite frankly, i'm disadvantage. there is a process in place. i've not seen the osc complaint. i know our office, working with executive office of u.s. attorneys, is in the process of responding to the issues you have talked about this morning, but i have not had the opportunity to either be interviewed or have any greater knowledge about what the osc complaint is. >> i

it digital revenues, that it can sustain the news gathering and investigative reporting that is so eason shall to the country. i am hopeful about that, and we will have to see how it goes. it is something that is a concern as we see resources for newsgathering decline. >> lots of people would like to know your take on edward snowden . do you consider him a snowblower, a leaker? >> i am not going to speak to if i do, that sort of becomes one of the -- what gets reported about what i said here today. denopinion of edwards snow is frankly not that important. i do not regard it relevant to today.ic i'm speaking our quibble with how this investigation was conducted and trying to avoid it from happening again, and my particular view of one particular person or another is not terribly relevant. i would say that i would agree with president obama in that i welcome that debate. i think it could be a healthy debate for the country. but our issue today and the used tor ap -- ap is covering the news, the biggest news stories in the world. we are not used to being the news story, so it is not entirel