and figure out how to take up the challenge of attempting to rid the city of san francisco's wage haft, and for those -- wage theft, and for those of the city and familiar, i want to tell you what it is. wage destheft is any violation f wage laws. common forms include non payment of overtime, not paying minimum wage or not paying workers at all, not providing tip credit laws or any laws said regulate wages and hours in the workplace. goowage theft is incredibly comn in low-wage industries. often when immigrants are involved, it is a greater problem. good the studies that have been done recently in san francisco that mirror national studies showed that in the chinatown restaurant industry, about 50% of the workers and have been surveyed by the authors of the study, they found 50% of workers they interviewed have not been paid minimum wage. there is another study performed by ucla and the university of chicago on day laborers. goothat study found they had experienced wage utheft, so it s a national problem costing billions of dollars per year, so we are lucky we are usually on the cuttin

each region of the state the business community centers for our needs are will hire people with the haftetrained in specific skills and my business needs a survey conducted the business community and the committee college's and said that we rid purpose of our federal workforce training dollars and said its a one time offer for the next two years anyway you comes the door will be able to have their tuition paid for and a committee, which $5,000 per year up to $10,000 per person but you have to agree to be trained in an area of need it can get a degree in french or political science or trauma you have to get the degree an area of need in that caused the success rate from the program four times the national average because it was specific and relevant to the vacancies in the economy. >>> you also allow them to continue to collect unemployment which is vital. >>> and the governors to make three important points to one is the private sector does not care about workers it's not a moral statement or an attack its system but the fact. the private sector is there to make money not to hire people.

we find out more about the health care and we haft rejected it. people who were never interested in politics reject it. this is a problem i anticipated with a conservative audience you cannot get over the fact of the last years of the holy roman empire was neither for quote obama will be badly beaten in the fall. if not then we will have a real fight which we will by the way we will have to work like hell to come up with alternative programs that paul ryan has come up with but to sit around and moan about obamacare, he had the senate, house and the presidency behind him it is an example of overreach other examples and those examples and those have secured his fate. >> just a follow-up. what happens if the supreme court strikes down obamacare? with the arguments with what we heard online do we have an instructive lesson of your thesis? >> my wife is a clerk for justice kennedy. i am in a position to note five justices on a first name basis. we talk about what this means. we think that we know that ted olson is a great friend of mine. we think suffi

where haft was once a sign of wealth now points to poverty. now we go to our fat cat. >> you know, the sad thing is it actually grew into the sofa and they had to actually surgically remove the cat. it was a disgusting thing. sounds like a depressing story. doesn't it speak to the wealth of others that even our homeless are overweight. it is almost like an achievement. >> we live in the greatest country in the world. this is progress. it says homeless people in developing countries share the same responses and obesity is not a problem for them. listen, when the liberals shout out the rich are getting richer, the liberals should say, but the bums are getting fatter. you are actually right about that. this means that this is a good country when you add -- these people some of them have drug problems and mental instability, so they are undisciplined to begin with. the fact that they are not in the streets -- i want to see somebody fromy thee yoap yaw -- from ethiopia. >> i am actually wealthy here and i am starving. this is not right. i would rat

. >> it hafts less than one minute but superman ultimate flight uses every second of that time to leave an impression. >> takes you up, back and up and around, barrel rolls and a version that is the tallest inversion the west of the mississippi, 16 stories at all. >> it's easy to laugh when you are done riding but there are moments during the ride -- >> whoa! >> when you are too topsy-turvy to do much laughing. starts out 42 americans, ten seconds later you stop and then go 62 miles an hour. how it reaches that speed is another thing that makes this ride unique. >> we use something similar to what you would do with magnets with children where they repeal each other. we push and pull against the train to get it to move forward and backwards. >> to get it up to 60-plus miles an hour. >> correct, 63 miles an hour. >> a lot of magnets. >> a lot of power. >> and someone who road thrill rides as a hobby in his younger days, i can say it is short but it is not short on thrills. [laughter] >> i'm still feeling good from that. if you buy a season pass you can ride superman ultimate flight starti

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haft people don't know where sierra madre is. >> i would do things at night where i would have the phone ready to dial 911 just in case i heard something. >> 911 emergency. >> fearing that no one in l.a. is safe from the killer, citizens take drastic measures to defend themselves. >> barbara chase never thought of using a gun until now. fear is her motivation. fear of the person who the authorities believe killed two people in her monrovia neighborhood. >> we had ladies come in here, we had older people come in here. some people said they would never own a gun before and changed their minds because of this. so we had a lot of first-time gun buyers. anything and everything sold during those days. but california had a waiting period on these. 15 days, i believe, at that time. a lot of people did not want to wait for the waiting period. they wanted a gun now. the only choice then was to either have a rifle or shotgun. so a great many people opted for this because they just wanted to have something that they could take home that night. we could not keep the shotguns in stock. we were look al

studies have shown it in hospitals with kids who are sick, if you haft people coming to make them happyer chance of surviving. >>ysabel: preparing for this walk, you have brought some things that you think people should have. >> yes. do not drink any sports drinks. we are bombarded with advertisements about it. too much sugar. you need electrolytes, potassium and magnesium. i love cook about water. something like this that is pasteurize is good as well. not too much sugar. you want energy. if you need potassium, bananas are what you want. nothing else. 24 hours is a long time. makes 4 if you have bars like this they're not loaded in sugar. these are all choices that a very good and of course water. that is really all you need. >>ysabel: so, you are not setting up any burger stand? the >> i am not. >>marty: medical think i cannot do anything for 24 hours. what you're talking about is bringing together a team. >> yes, you have to bring together a team or, you could join 18. if you are watching us right now, he can join us today at south san francisco high school. he can join a team that i

me is it was not necessarily just to have media owners, it was necessary to have media owners with haft and the ability to put major investment in. with the type of global media position i could see the world moving to. some people took a different view from the. if you turned bits of the media over to foreign owners, you were not necessarily going to get a fair crack of the of what. >> the 2004 referendum on the european constitution, we have covered this. it did not have much to do at the murdoch press? >> the mud -- murdoch press and the majority of the media would have been in favor of a referendum on the constitution. jack straw wrote me a memo saying it's going to happen. i thought the right thing was to take the initiative. >> i'm sure you want to draw a explicit attention to 0575, where you have six examples where the government turned down the positions of the murdoch media. the increase in the license fee, [unintelligible] you say that is clear evidence of a lack of any sort of express deal. >> yes. i am on very sound ground on this. when it came as opposed to the more general

the haft -- you have to go back to the so-called gingrich revolution in the 1990's. get back the decades they had not been to a person's or co-chairman of committees, the big budgets they had not had a controlling voice in the congress. they have got a mighty good job of that. the media has contributed to this so-called incivility. c-span, especially. it is you try to present a balanced view of an unbalanced subject. it is not the democrats that are contributing to instability in congress, it is the republicans. you all try to split the apple as if it is equal on both sides. it is not. it is the republicans to have an agenda of bringing this country to a point of the smallest amount of government. the only government republicans want in this country is the police power to protect the money of the richest people. host: are democrat line, arkansas. you can continue to call and taking a look at the annual congressional financial disclosure statement that are made by members of congress. to some of the highlights from these stories, the first one. "wall street journal" l