what is hardee's? fast food, $1,000. what is taco bell? $1,000 more for you. abbreviated bands, $200. what is the red hot chili peppers? uh, same category, $400. what are the bosstones? bands, $600. what is new kids on the block and the backstreet boys? and with that, you move up to $3,400, into a tie with prabhu. and that means we're gonna take a break right now.

both hardee's also want higher inheritance taxes -- both parties also want higher and heritage -- higher inheritance taxes. some tax experts have given their seal of approval. >> the well-off have had to pay less taxes. in recent years, their income has risen significantly, so it would certainly be a good thing to reform taxes to disproportionately target the well off. >> but the governing coalition has been scheming about the spd proposals. the free democrats have called the spd's peer steinbrueck a socialist and labeled the green party's candidate a count dracula, determined to bleed from the middle classes. but what do the voters think about higher taxes? is it a risky strategy we canvassed some opinions in berlin -- is it a risky strategy? we canvassed some opinions in berlin. would you support a party that propose to raise taxes? >> yes, i would. >> it depends which taxes and how they propose to spend the revenue. >> it would benefit society everywhere. >> i would pay more taxes for a better world. >> surveys show that 75% of germans want the rich to pay more. that looks like broad

both hardee's also want higher inheritance taxes -- both parties also want higher and heritage -- higher inheritance taxes. some tax experts have given their seal of approval. >> the well-off have had to pay less taxes. in recent years, their income has risen significantly, so it would certainly be a good thing to reform taxes to disproportionately target the well off. >> but the governing coalition has been scheming about the spd proposals. the free democrats have called the spd's peer steinbrueck a socialist and labeled the green party's candidate a count dracula, determined to bleed from the middle classes. but what do the voters think about higher taxes? is it a risky strategy we canvassed some opinions in berlin -- is it a risky strategy? we canvassed some opinions in berlin. would you support a party that propose to raise taxes? >> yes, i would. >> it depends which taxes and how they propose to spend the revenue. >> it would benefit society everywhere. >> i would pay more taxes for a better world. >> surveys show that 75% of germans want the rich to pay more. that looks like broad

s and hardee's.n talking about it pretty much in the the past when pelosi said we have to read it. part-time workers are up but part-timers are not turning into full-time employers are they? >> if you look at numbers the bls released numbers early they are month and we had twice as many part-time jobs created as we had jobs created overall. there were over 400,000 part time jobs and just under 200,000ful-time jobs. we lost a -- full-time jobs. that sun fortunate. that is not a positive comment for american workers or american workers. tracy: that is why you think the traditional model of the full-time worker is totally changing because of obamacare? >> normally the metric in american business was full-time employees are your most valuable employees. they're experienced. they're loyal. they know the customers. tracy, in the drive-through line, you like the regular, makes you feel most involved with the business. that is true in all retail, and not just restaurants. now the aca increases so substantial

the ceo of hardees, take a listen. >> the answer was either they can get it for free at the emergency room or that maybe they were on their parents' or a spouse's insurance already. lot of them felt they really under the affordable care act they wouldn't need insurance. why pay the penalty? >> and not including health care, cfos are pretty optimistic, they expect the economy to grow. >>> door to door mail delivery could be a thing of past. and shift to neighborhood cluster boxes. they are cheaper. that proposal due for a vote in congress today. >>> meantime, if you're looking to save money on your next trip, cheapflights.com said considers these airports near los angeles, long beach, flights average $216 is less than half of what you can expect to pay at l.a.x. is south carolina's myrtle beach's jelport is another favorite. here's a tip, some times layovers come with better a airfare. >>> back to you, ladies. thanks so much, laurnl. >>> overnight, we learned evidence of the snoopg into christine o'donnell's tax cases disappears. state officials believe those records were destroyed. th

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over at grocery stores, hardware stores, there's -- >> terry neumann: mcdonald's -- >> tony neumann: hardees -- >> terry neumann: kohls -- >> tony neumann: super america, pizza hut, walmart, sams. most of them will not pay six dollars an hour. they're less than six dollars a to live also. thank you, have a nice day. >> bill moyers: after her layoff, jackie stanley began selling real estate on commission. >> jackie stanley: while i was on the motor line at briggs, i began to study my real estate. i went ten times for my real estate license. the tenth time, i passed. and i promised that, as soon as briggs did close the door, i was going to go on and do real estate. and that's exactly what i did. hi joe. this is jacqueline stanley from homestead. it's just like anything else. it's really unsure. okay, i just got in and it says "asap." you only get excited when you're sitting at the closing and have the check in your hand. you never get over exuberant. and i'm learning that every day. >> nicole stanley: mom's real estate is toh on her. i've se her try to wheel and deal deals. they seemed so good

. >> hardee's, super america, pizza hut, walmart, sam's.t of them will not pay six dollars an hour. they're all less than six dollars an hour. little do they know i need to live also. >> thank you, have a nice day. >> then one of these. and then you need a business card to call mommy up. >> moyers: while her husband looked for work, terry tried to bring in some extra money. she bought skin care products and then tried reselling them to her neighbors, door to door. >> look in the mirror and feel your face and say, well, you know, it's softer... >> it's softer, yeah. >> the complexion, the color... and that's basically why i wanted to share this with you. >> moyers: but she lost money on the deal, and their troubles just got worse. >> are you gonna call him back? >> am i gonna call him back? yeah, i'm gonna have to call him back. >> well, you talked to him before. >> moyers: how much is your mortgage a month? >> i believe it's $820. >> $819? >> yeah, $820 or something like that. >> moyers: and have you been able to make all the payments? >> n

what is hardee's? fast food, $1,000. what is taco bell? $1,000 more for you. take abbreviated bands, $200. what is the red hot chili peppers? uh, same category, $400. what are the bosstones? bands, $600. what is new kids on the block and the backstreet boys? and with that, you move up to $3,400, into a tie with prabhu. and that means we're gonna take a break right now. he has nothing to do with the motley crue band. his name is a.j. motley. he is from texas. and i want to hear about a visit to new orleans, and in particular, the naked bike ride. i was in new orleans this past month. luckily, it was-- or this past year in june. luckily, it wasn't in january. but, um, we were there, walking around on aday morning, having--just sightseeing, and somebody mentioned something about a naked bike parade, uh, for an environmental cause. and within a couple of minutes, sure enough, we're on bourbon street, and here come about 500 or more people of varying genders, on bicycles, completely nude. soh special costumes, but nothing covering anything else. and did you want to

caller: it is a hardees. host: there was news about the delayed implementation of the health care law. aboutoncerns do you have the implementation of that law? >> nunnelee any concerns. -- not really any concerns. host: the mandate requiring businesses to provide workers with health care will be delayed a year. delaying the requirement until 2015 is an enormous victory for business that had lobbied against the health care law. it means that one of my-one of the requirements will be implemented after 2014 when the gop is likely to use the affordable care act to attack vulnerable democrats. arne sorenson said the has not cost the company that much. [video clip] >> how has the obama health bill affected your business? >> i think when we look at the first of 14 will see the mandatory coverage. we have we think about 90 percent of our employees are full-time, 30 hours or more. we will be required to provide insurance to them. we think that this could be 60 million -- 600 million to $100 billion. -- and 60 to $100

if there were four plays by hardee's or something like that, they're forced to get to jobs. the expense will increase the cost of health care. it is going to make it unavailable for most of the citizens, because of the huge amount of people use to administer that. we have doctors that are disgusted with what is coming up here yen they did not want to make decisions to harm their patients. this is just a crowning achievement. they have always had health care to go to the emergency room. there are other solutions that have been tried here. the economic policy between the overregulation, epa running the cost of fuel up, running the cost of home heating bills, you cannot do anything but make poor people have a really tough time and may not even survive. post"from "the washington -- chris in texas. democrats. economic policies of the president, what do you think? caller: good morning. sound dumb or whatever. i do not follow politics too much, but i do not think the economic system will get much better. crap for a long time. i didn't think it will get much better matter what anybo

caller: it is a hardees. business medium. not as much as mcdonald's. host: there was news about the delayed implementation of the health care law. what concerns do you have about the implementation of that law? caller: not really any concerns. host: the mandate requiring businesses to provide workers with health care will be delayed a year. delaying the requirement until 2015 is an enormous victory for business that had lobbied against the health care law. it means that one of my-one of the requirements will be implemented after 2014 when the gop is likely to use the affordable care act to attack thenerable democrats. marriott ceo arne sorenson said the has not cost the company that much. [video clip] >> how has the obama health care >>ll affected your business? so far, not very much. it has been about my older children who are on my policy. i think when we look at the first of 14 will see the mandatory coverage. we have we think about 90 percent of our employees are full-time, 30 hours or more. we will be required to provide insurance to them. we thin