came here, things are not as good as it is now. , rything was to the right just looking for greener pastures. >> he blauth his family here a long time ago. he says he feels comfortable living in south africa but in recent years, he mood has turned sharnly against -- sharply against immigrants. >> a lot of people standing in the middle of the road with iron bars and rocks and swords. they tried to flag me down just to pull me over. and i just try to drive and get away from them but they throw rocks at me and i realize if i drive and just traveling over the rocks, then i will have a problem. so i stopped the car and then i just ran away. they couldn't catch up with me. >> he takes me to a slum. in 2008, over 6,000 people were killed in an attack against migrants the killings started here. bess is afraid to be here. >> i'm going to drop you here. i'm not going to go in this. if i go there, they are going to kill me. i'm not going anywhere close to here. sorry. >> that's ok. thanks. >> ok, man. see you. bye. >> see you. >> as i'm walking into the slum, bess drives off as fast as he can. the grou

. >> after threatening to look for greener pastures, bow something staying in washington state to build its dreamliner after tax concessions from the state and concessions from its workers. that's the inside story. ♪ >> hello, i'm ray suarez, for decades boeing in the seattle region have been nearly synonymous. governors have worked hard to make it happy, and elected officials from the state has been supported by them, and the company has maintained it needs more than that to be competitive. when union negotiations got difficult, it showed it would ready to go elsewhere for its labor. what the company got and what it got is symbolic of what it takes in the new world in labor and tax policy or a troubling way to do business? >> tonight our members accepted boeing's proposal. >> reporter: in a deal passed by the slimmest of margins, boeings' machinist accepted a contract to build the boeing 777 x in the region. a cost of living and so thousand dollars signing bonus for current employees. >> tonight washington state secured it's future as aerospace capitol of the world. tonight boeing anno

leading the big city in search of greener pastures. in sports, ambassador mark messier, a distinctly non- pro harvard-yell game at madison square garden. some fancy footwork. ts for the super bowl, not born on the football field. jobs,ortant day for economists and investors at the edge of their sheets, -- of their seats. 197,000 jobs. then the clock strikes 8:30. >> 74,000 jobs added, but the unemployment rate dropped 6.7%. new jobs in december. economists were expecting 200,000. >> it is very surprising. somewhere between puzzling and worrisome. >> i am intrigued, mr. el-erian. such aling because it is strange number. 74,000 jobs that were created. revisionsu add in from last month, you are at half of what consensus was, it is inconsistent with other data. it is worrisome, remember that. if you look within the report, you get pretty worrisome things in terms of what is happening to labor participation. sinceo levels february 19 78. long-term unemployment 38%. what is the impact of the weather, how much of this is temporary? it is a sh

leading the big city in search of greener pastures. in sports, ambassador mark messier, a distinctly non- pro game, the harvard-yale game at madison square garden. some fancy footwork. new cleats for the super bowl, not born on the football field. an important day for jobs, economists and investors at the edge of their seats. 197,000 jobs. then the clock strikes 8:30. >> 74,000 jobs added, but the unemployment rate dropped 6.7%. >> 74,000 new jobs in december. economists were expecting 200,000. >> it is very surprising. somewhere between puzzling and worrisome. >> i am intrigued, mr. el-erian. >> puzzling because it is such a strange number. 74,000 jobs that were created. even if you add in revisions from last month, you are at half of what consensus was, it is inconsistent with other data. it is worrisome, remember that. if you look within the report, you get pretty worrisome things in terms of what is happening to labor participation. back to levels since february 19 78. long-term unemployment 38%. what is the impact of the weather,

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what legacy lasts even after the mai your has either been voted out of office or left sioux see greener pastures on his own. bringing the book back to one of the members of the mental health movement, i don't know if he's here, but one of the many health movement memberses inspiring to me. all the different events and protests, and then people may have seen videos or seen a young student activist, running for mayor, and i don't know if he's around when he's old enough to legally do it, but hearing about, you know, being inspired by this and he was to get lessons, and so there's obviously are, you know, despite the apathy and various things about being on the cynical side, no offense, but i think it will be exciting and interesting just to see how chicago responds. thank you again to ben, bran brandon, and hay jr. -- haymarket books and brewery and, please, tip well for the receiverrers here. to open up to questions and comments, i wanted to start, if she's here, with sarah rei, really generous in allowing us to use photos and the the woodlawn clinic occupation. is 14e here? i don't know. [applau

one last, even after mayor emanuel has even been voted out of office or left to try to seek greener pastures on its own. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> quality care is that health insurance but it's about more than that. it's about the final nail in the coffin of constitutional system. look at obamacare. obamacare is an attack on the commerce clause. the purpose of the clause was to promote commerce between the states. not to kill commerce, not to kill competition. it would be called anti-commerce laws but that's the commerce clause was to promote private property rights, trade and commerce. because new jersey and pennsylvania were fighting with each other. they were all blocking each other onyar river's and so forth. so the commerce clause was pro-trade, pro-commerce. the commerce clause, the notion the commerce clause could be used by congress to compel individuals to do something against their will or the best interest. and in particular, to force a person to into into a private contract with a private company, a private company is forced to offer policy