york but i think that there's another salary that we should be looking at here according to fast food forward who are the organizers of this protest they said that every single day executives at these fast food restaurants are making twenty five thousand dollars which as per the numbers you were given before means they make more than double in a day with their workers are making in a year so there's that disparity that we need to look at another thing is that all of these companies mcdonald's young brands which you know k.f.c. and taco bell as well as burger king they're all traded publicly so they're all accountable to their shareholders and shareholders are incentivized to think about profits as opposed to say treating their workers in an ethical way or paying them a meaningful way to they're looking more at the bottom line here certainly so you know we've got we see one hundred eight hundred thousand signatures so far these on line this online petition it's being signed protesters in action are we going to see the changes come about from you know i'm not sure i think that that's a really g

public eye today marks a new effort from fast food workers in new york city to create the largest strike in fast food history according to organizers fast food forward it looks like they're going to be around four hundred strikers from seventy different establishments there a so why are they walking up the job at these chain restaurants and why today of all days i'm joined by reverend eric c. jackson he's the assistant pastor at first that discovery church hi there pastor jackson by giving me good evening so these fast food workers what exactly are they protesting well they're protesting for a fair and just wages. you know because of the fact that. really workers who work in fast food restaurants or are paid a living where it would be a decent wage oh you know the workers who can barely take home one hundred dollars a week and many of them rely on public assistance or won't be of those who are rumpus from corporations or some of the walkies people in america certainly so are these protesters are they getting anywhere that gaining any steam with this i think it's really care to blow up like it is carol to be i hope legislators zero to realize that th

striking and are going to get involved and support the movement there are there is a website there fast food forward campaign does have a website and online petitions do you can sign there are organizing going on definitely go in some other cities that i'm not quite sure about yet but i know that this is moving it's spreading on and the wal-mart strikes again were are taking i search and low wage workers are organizing in lots of different places where a car wash workers organizing we're seeing warehouse workers or and i think chances are wherever you are there's something like this going on there we appreciate you so much for being on the program and we want to stand in solidarity with all those workers striking in new york city. thank you. law enforcement agencies believe that the white the white supremacy behind the last months of murder of the public officials in colorado and texas the right wing hate groups also behind the assassination of martin luther king we'll find out after the break. let me let me i want to know we're going to let me ask you a question from. here on this network as we're

that hasn't stropd a group of labor organizations called fast food forward, representing low wage workersrom fast food restaurants going on strike and demanding not just raising but doubling the minimum wage from $7.25 to $15. our next guest says that the raise is needed because it affects 3.6 million workers, nearly half of those in the fast food industry. we welcome back to the show, president of the center for social inclusion, mia. thank you for being here. what would happen if we raised the minimum wage to $15? some are talking about $10 which would be keeping pace with inflation but if we went to $15, senator harkin who is pushing a bill speaks would generate 1,400 new jobs just in iowa. the ceo of costco said it would minimize turnover and help productivity. others say no, no, that would mean raising prize at all our franchise. what would be the look of america economically if we raised the minimum wage to $15? >> if we raised the minimum waning to $15, we're actually helping 30 million americans actually work to the point where they can cover their cost of living. that's really wh

fast food in manhattan. 70 fast food restaurants have been hit with protests and strikes. wendy's, mcdonald's, burger king, pizza hut, and kfc restaurants are being targeted. the protests were organized by a group called fast food forwardity, and clergy groups. now, the protests want fast food restaurants to pay workers a minimum of $15 an hour. the median hourly pay for fast food workers, $9. >>> and soon, meat you buy in a grocery store might come with more information or where it came from at least. the usda proposing a rule, a change that would require meat labels to tell you where the animal was born. let's go to erin mcpike now in washington. erin, what other information will the new labels tell us? >> well, don, for the most part, this whole ordeal says a lot about the intricate laws and the lengthy time it takes to implement them. in 2002, congress wanted the country of origin for meat and for fish, but it wasn't mandatory to label meat with these stamps that basically say product of the u.s. or product of mexico or even product of mixed origin until 2009, seven years later, because there was a lot of blowback from big businesses that were bringing in livestock from other countries, so they tried to delay it. n

be moving forward but also people tell me that they want answers to all the problems that they see on the ground the biggest concern being prime food shortages again. want to see answers fast. stop imperialism dot com says the free market ideas of opposition. don't resonate among people on the streets. there certainly are some divisions within those who support some who believe that the goal of aryan revolution is to have a slightly more direct leadership approach versus the the bottom up approach that chavez was more in favor of but these are minor differences the splits within the opposition i think are much more significant and what we've seen is that despite the international pressure the international effort to prop up the opposition it has been what i would considered and many other analysts consider an abject failure is not liked by the venezuelan people because they understand they come in the opposition means a return to colonialism and to subjugation under the thumb of the united states. just a reminder for all the latest up to the minute details on what's going on in venezuela artie's tests are syria following developments at polling stations and you can log on

to be moving forward but also people tell me that they want answers to all the problems that they see on the ground the biggest concern the prime food shortages again. want to see answers fast dr francisco domingo's head of latin american studies at middlesex university in the u.k. thinks most venezuelans see more promise in a government that shares the wealth. if you are in their shoes and you look around and you see the crisis in the united states you don't want to go down that road if you look at what the difficulty and free market economics have done to europe i'm sure they don't want to go that route he has to look around the latin america and they see some serious estate intervention see this government but is a patient of the call me god the intervening whenever necessary making sure that issues to vision of income then. these performances pretty impressive compared to these other places that i've mentioned so in that sense going to totally free economics is not going to work and they're not going to embrace it. remember for the latest up to the minute details on what's happening in venezuela tessera syria following developments at polling stations there and a lot on

be moving forward but also people tell me that they want answers to all the problems that they see on the ground the big biggest concern being prime food shortages again. want to see answers fast. and i just remind you are. following developments at the polling station as well as all the latest updates available on how twitter feed one of the most recent posts saying that the queues are getting longer as millions prepare it's a cost it's. campaign endgame. chooses a new president chavez choice runs against a free market poster boy for possible venezuela choose after coming down to self-styled socialism or free market model venezuela votes open fourteenth. now a fresh attempt to break a months long hunger strike at guantanamo prison camp has led to clashes between guards and detainees inmates tried to resist being forcibly moved from communal living quarters to a single man cells so the officers responded by firing non-lethal bullets a cup of fish or say they were trying to prevent hunger strikers from persuading other inmates to join the protest artie's guy nature can picks up the story. this was apparently a pre-dawn operation that took place hours after the delegates of the

moving forward but also people tell me that they want answers to all the problems that they see on the ground the biggest concern being prime food shortages again. they want to see answers fast. i'm joined now for more analysis by eric draitser an analyst at stopping period dot com thanks for joining us so we have nicolas maduro with a big lead going into this race especially from a post chavez bump so to speak do you think that he will be the next president of venezuela or do you think it will be closer than. no i think that there's no doubt that there's going to be a resoundingly victory for nicolas maduro the question has always been not what the margin of victory would be but how the opposition and the outside forces that have been backing the opposition would respond what we've seen in the last couple of days have been accusations already being leveled by the capri lazy and the so-called opposition regarding the the validity of the results and regarding the procedures of the actual election and this is of course a a straw man argument a red herring that was seen a thousand miles away this was predicted by everybody knowing that country less had very little to stand on o

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forward, is increasing revenue, not just cutting costs. >> outside the trifecta, we're showing chipotle mexican and they had a big beat. they were expecting $2.13, they got $2.40. that's a lot of fast food, rob morgan. do you like that kind of a company right now? >> well, in that space, bill, our favorite name is starbucks. and we've got a hold on chipotle, but, hey, that's a good sign for the space. i want to go back to a point you mentioned before, about the dollar strengthening a bit. and earlier this year, we went to an overweight on the small cap space for that reason. and i think that's one of the reasons that affected the three big cap tech names we talked about earlier. >> it did help, that's for sure. >> hey, bill? >> yes. >> david garrity. i want to say one thing here. in looking at these three tech names, if we're going to have a pullback here, it's a great opportunity for people to buy quality. ibm is a good name to focus on here. and let's remember one thing here, folks, bull markets climb walls of worry. and everything we're seeing right here is deflationary. it's not going to get the fed back in, so buy stocks. >> to quote pink floyd, it's another brick in the wall, that

food cold. carry theseher blocks of ice on his back -- my grandfather would carry these blocks of ice on his back. fast forward. 1976, i was running for attorney general of arkansas. i went back to the town where i was born. i saw this guy who was a judge. he could be active in politics. i have to be for you. why? during the digestion when i was 10, your grandfather who had no money himself still hired boys like me to write on that ice that ice truckn and would give us a quarter. without that was all the money in the world. the first time i got a and your grandfather gave me a quarter, i asked if i could have two dimes and nickels i would feel richer walking home. i started shaking the coins home -- coins in my pocket. one of them fell out of his pocket and he looked for it for an hour and a half. never found. i always look for that dime when i go by that spot. [laughter] i say that because it is very important for you if you want to do this work to realize something i learned from my grandfather and from my uncle. everybody has some kind of story like that. my uncle had a six good education and 180 iq. the sm