was an unluckily shot. >> you don't believe that the hartleys are drug dealers? you don't believe that tiffany may have executed her husband? >> i don't think so. >> a surveillance photo taken that very afternoon, one hour after the attack. >> you notice in front of the boat, you see bundles of marijuana there. >> it shows a small boat and a group of men, one with a green shirt, one shirt black. fitting the description given by tiffany hartley and what gonzalez says is a bail of mare ir in the bow. >> sheriff, i mean, i've got to ask you, is that possible, that mexico is going to find, catch, adjudicate the killers in what is a lawless part of mexico? >> i really cannot answer that. but i can tell you, that based on their past record, i think they have somewhat of a zero solvency rate and zero conviction rate. >> congressman ted is joining us from washington. zero conviction rate. what can the u.s. do to try to get some justice for tiffany heartily? >> the federal government, justice department has told me that they have turned over the lead investigation to sher

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mines labor should have had a seat at the table i mean a lot why don't they well go back to taft hartley in forty seven go to reagan in eighty one it's again this whole philosophy this whole idea of oh well you know we don't regulate we don't you know it's think of regulations we're on the you know and we don't need any. and it's it's frankly a crime is leading to the deaths this is the labor in labor it's this power thing labor balances money basically the power of organized money is where corporations and the power of organized workers is what labor is and if there's not a balance between the two what you're going to see is what we're seeing right now we're going to seize the corporations making massive profits in the c.e.o.'s taking huge paychecks and labor crashing from the middle class the working poor and you're going to see the c.e.o.'s living in luxury and the workers as happened in the massey mine dying in the coal mines. police officers have some explaining to do last week a video surfaced of washington d.c. police brutalizing a man in a wheelchair on a local street here take a

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this in effect establishes for the first time since the taft-hartley act was passed in 1947 the idea that it is against the federal law for a company that is producing in a union state to move -- to expand its facilities in a right-to-work state of which there are 22. what we're talking about is the first new plant in 40 years to build large airplanes. the boeing company builds most of its planes in washington state. it's the nation's largest exporter. it has 170,000 employees around the world. 155,000 of them are employees in the united states. these are good jobs. but at the hearing on thursday, the general counsel of boeing said that boeing expects to lose the appeal of the general counsel's -- well, of the decision of the general counsel when it's heard before an administrative judge on june 15, and then they expect to lose the appeal of that decision to the national labor relations board because he assumes that the general counsel is following the same view of the law that the president's appointees on the national labor relations board are following. and then he expects to win

j hartley, a trustee of the economic club of new york and ceo of the observatory group. in addition, our president will read any questions that have been received. jane, i will let you have the first shot. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for being with us tonight. especially because i know how hectic your schedule is. we are really thrilled to have you with us. i personally want to thank you for your many years of public service. are you concerned a similar scenario could occur? if that scenario appears to be developing, would you be willing to consider a temporary increase in the debt ceiling while negotiations on a longer-term budget package continue? >> not increasing the debt ceiling would be responsible. having said that, i do not want to allow this moment that we have in our history to pass without real action to solve our long-term economic problems. while there was a hard date on the fiscal 2011 budget, as you all know, at there really is no hard date when it comes to increase in the debt limit. i would soon cut the deal tomorrow if i could get leaders to sit

peterson foundation and jane hartley, ceo of the observatory group. in addition our president jan hopkins will read any questions that have been received so jane i will let you have the first shot. >> thank you, andrew. speaker boehner, thank you so much for being with us tonight, especially, because i know how hectic your schedule is. we are really thrilled to have you with us. and i personally want to thank you for your many years of public service. my question is, negotiations over the fiscal 2011 budget were settled at the eleventh hour. are you concerned a similar scenario could occur in the negotiations involving the debt ceiling? if that scenario appears to be developing, would you be willing to consider a temporary increase in the debt ceiling while negotiations on a longer term budget package continue? >> let me say as i said earlier, not increasing the debt ceiling would be irresponsible. having said that, i do not want to allow this moment that we have in our history to pass without real action to solve our long-term economic problems. and

act is, of course, the right to organize, the right to join a union, and of course under the taft-hartley bill some years later, the right not to join a union, if you zoo want to. so-called right-to-work states. so the protected activity in this case was the right to striefnlg the national labor relations act protects that activity. organized workers in a union have the right to strike. it is a protected activity. a company cannot retaliate against workers for exercising that right. so if -- if -- i say "if" -- if the boeing company did in fact move a production line to another state in retaliation for the workers that exercised their right to strike in washington, that would be illegal. illegal for boeing to do that. unlawful. i said "if" because i am not here today taking a side in the case. i'm not certain where the truth lies. this is for the tryer of fact and the tryer of law. so when a case comes to the national labor relations board, a complaint like this, they investigate it. well, the national labor relations board investigated under the general counsel's office the civil service