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then i worked at a nightclub called mums. i was poor but i liked good food. i continued to work with a place called cafe rowial. and in the 80s cafes, that sort of thing. when i was with berkeley, i remember the berkeley bowl and all the food there. i remember that. later on in the 80s and when i left college and started eating better, i remembered looking at everything and i didn't like the salt and pepper shaker because it was kind of boring, but everything else i literally liked. >> and one other question. you went to berkeley there to study architecture in all of this. >> yes. >> did you go the whole route? did you go the four years for architecture? >> i left my third year. went to new york, worked for the a firm, tried to find myself. lived in harlem. >> did you work in the food industry there? >> no, i worked for an architectural firm. i worked in the food industry to subsidize my pay. >> okay. you did that. and you worked in the family burma busy and waiting tables and you worked in software for a while? >> mom had a sewing shop and the business went

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i am happy about that. >> reporter: he works two min mum wage jobs and still has to borrow money from his parents but thanks to this initiative the min mum wage will go from $8 to $10. giving thousands of workers a raise. >> i know for me, personally, and my friends it makes a big difference. >> reporter: soon, you will see new signs in store front windows encouraging people to spend the extra money they are earning right here in san jose. this is the logo for the new earn and spend campaign that kicks off tomorrow. >> we know that people increasingly make decisions about where they are going to shop and dine on an ethical bases. >> reporter: and labor unions and businesses are hoping knowing workers are paid fair wages will bring in more customers. the owner of phil's coffee in san jose has noticed a difference since he voluntarily gave raises to many of his workers in january. >> a lot of employees are happier. it makes customer service better. it brings more customers. >> reporter: but, he is on the hook for an extra $50,000 to $60,000 a year. >> can't think about that. just the cost of business. >> repo

hold in my lungs before i let the water come in and on the third time i rolled over i saw a picture in my minof my mum, my dad and my brother crying at my grave wishing they could have done something more. and that alone stopped me. i realized there is a pain of having a disabled son with no limbs but greater is the pain to have a son without limbs who commits suicide. >> reporter: now the australian-born preacher runs an international nonprofit organization called life without limbs, has authored books, markets inspirational dvds, including one for kids called "no arms, no legs, no worries," and is in great demand as a motivational speaker. he has two caregivers who help him manage a very hectic life. bryan tarter traveled with him to 24 countries. what do you think drives him? >> oh, definitely his faith. yeah, his faith in god. there's a lot of people in this world that don't have hope and he just knows that he can give that hope to people. >> and i was very angry at god and i said, "god, if you're real and you love me, where is my miracle?" so then i started doubting that he was real and i said, "

>> it seems logical that it would, anderson, but i must tell you police are absolutely mum on any partheir investigation. but i can imagine they are going to try, if they believe that oscar pistorius is indeed guilty of premeditated murder, to also look in his past relationships, to see if there were anger issues, any kind of domestic abuse in his past and really reach out to the same women in this country that we've been trying to find who also, anderson, are remaining very quiet on their relationships with oscar pistorius. >> a fascinating case. drew, thanks. >>> drew also talked to reeva steenkamp's family for the first time since pistorius was released. what they told drew is pretty stunning. listen. >> i would like to be face-to-face with him and forgive him, forgive him what he's done. and that way i can find what's probably more peace with the situation. >> and you would forgive him, mike, whether this was a tragic accident or whether this was murder? >> whatever the outcome, i feel with my belief and if christ could forgive when he died on the cross, why can't i? who am i not t

of cyprus's financial woes couldn't have come at a worse time but for you saying that i live with a pension of my mum all of your life is coming up so you don't you make a plan for the future of the people in the young and build this in. you care of. the economy of your country or in the park system these. corrupt so. you're standing with. a sentiment echoed throughout the tiny island nation. with scenes like these becoming a daily occurrence another day in nicosia cyprus another protest though this one in particular is a gathering about the police of the country's largest lender the bank of cyprus but they're worried that the company is headed for collapse and they may eventually lose their jobs and many cypriots told me that they are well aware that this is just the beginning of a long hard road i believe that. europe is germany stalled because we're a small economy they felt that the consequences would be minimal what they don't know is that the president has been said and what happened today in cyprus could easily happen tomorrow to italy to front june to spain we just want to be left alone to pi

i think as i say, it's a moment mum play. >>> and major announcement from time warner, spending off "magazine's unit. >> they're going to spin it off into a separate publicly traded company by the end of this year, supposedly to give the parent company what they call strategic clarity to allow them basically to focus on the tv networks, movies and tv production businesses, and also the usual thing they say, it's designed to create value for shareholders. also there's been surprise spin-offs of time warner cable and also aol. and its publications like "sports illustrated," "people," and "time." >>> more good news for "star wars" fans. >> you might already be very excited about finally getting the episodes 7, 8 and 9, but wait there will be more. disney announced it was buying the lucasfilm franchise, apparently it's going to visit some stand-alone movies featuring characters. we don't know what characters, but i'm sure you're excited about the fans. >> anything that allows you to say objecti wand kenobi is fantastic for me. >>> big retailers and tech companies top the list. the represe

i wouldn't have come back and called my mum or e-mail my girlfriend, like hi guys, i got shot at today. it was awesome. but effectively is have the same result. at least on a personal level. but i think at the moment i can realize maybe there is a kind of personal therapy here that's going on, and it's an old clicÉe but it's a clichÉ for a reason. some people -- i think that was the exact point where it made the transition for me. as the weeks passed out, my life became more chaos and confusing. the post reflected that in some obscure distant way, i was aware that the readership was going but it was kind of like a cool little distraction for me coming back from missions. i went how many comments i got today? wait for me to take a step back and connect with the normal civilization that was still going on without me. concurrently, i think i started to become aware that i was feeling some kind of information gap that either the media was a provided by people were not trusting from the media. i don't know. but people were interested to hear, for whatever reason, what a punk young lieutenan

they replace him with the deputy also president mohamed morsi is reportedly being mumming a minute taking over police i eat out of a draw at least has been very much between protesters and the police themselves the police are actually very angry as well by saying that the situation for them is extremely violent and that they don't have good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently report to be on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually calling for the current minister of interior to to step down. to pressure on the current administration a corresponding bill cruze also reporting the latest details right from the scene you can get updated by following twitter. but israel is a paying respect to the country's late leader he had a long battle with cancer but it was reportedly a hole to turkey which killed the president of fourteen years but his word is now in a week of mourning with elections to be held the month's time producer for all these video agency ruptly as well for us. today is the streets are very calm but really very somber basically the coffin of hugo chavez was take

replace him with the deputy and they've also president mohamed morsi is reportedly being mumming a minute taking over police ieat out of a drawl at least as i'm guessing very much between protesters and the police themselves the police are actually very angry as well by saying that the situation for them is extremely violent and that they don't have good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently report to be on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually calling for the current mischief in syria to to step down . to pressure on the current administration. top dancer from the bolshoi theatre has taken center stage in a moscow court demitra chain co attended a pretrial hearing after admitted to organizing an attack on the company's ballet director he insists that he had no idea how severe the attack would be or tease tom barton has the details from outside the bolshoi theatre. pavel dmitrichenko a leading dancer at the at the bolshoi ballet and two accomplices was at this pretrial hearing in the moscow court today they had previously written confessions admitting to some crimes but as it

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with the deputy and they all say president mohamed morsy was of course thinking mumming minute shari'a taking over the police ieat out of a drool at least as i'm getting very much between protesters and the police themselves the police actually are very angry as well by saying that the situation for them is extremely violent and that they don't have good working conditions eight thousand. police officers are currently reported being on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually calling for the current mission in syria. to step down and which is a lot of pressure on the current administration. now another sign of those crisis is the fate of egypt's elections that were scheduled for next month for the country's parliament tell us more give us the latest updates for that. egypt's administers of courts basically i roomed yesterday that and. should be egypt's parliamentary election the it should be pos the high constitutional court this is a technicality to shore account so and egypt's hire a house a kind of parliament had basically out all to bad or had been drafted and failed to send my country should call for

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i mean the day they go on strike. ice and all of us muslims to kill mum was as if you know we class is deep today this kind of a speech she goes to such groups getting was beginning to be discriminated against and i was. they can be useful to use and even. because their religion is or they do that this is a disease is this a fluid station man responsible for this project as dr enough is a med director of the institute for policy research and development and co-creator of the movie crisis of civilization he joins me now from london to talk about how this issue fits and has so many other crises facing the world today and how we can change course not because it's a pleasure to have you on. like so much every so let's talk about your newest venture wiccan pedia nothing is free speech is a protected right in this country so why the need to catalog inflammatory remarks made by these figures. well at the moment especially as the economic crisis is intensifying we're seeing the polarization of different communities escalates and it's getting pretty worrying we're seeing a rise in hate crimes against different communities whet

replace him with the deputy also president mohamed morsi is reportedly being mumming are you for a minute taking on the police i need out of a draw at least as i'm getting very much between protesters and the police themselves the police are actually very angry as well by saying there that the situation for them is extremely violent and of a bit of good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently reported being on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually calling for the current minister of interior to to step down which is a lot of pressure on the current administration. correspondent is also reporting the latest details right from of the scene get updated by following her on twitter. you tweet me. venezuelans are paying their respects to the country's late leader charges he's had a long battle with cancer but it was reportedly a heart attack which killed the president of fourteen years but as well as now in a week of mourning over the elections to be held in a month's time the field producer forty is a video agency ruptly has more. in caracas today is the streets a very really very somb

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i promised myself i would count mum times we heard the word extreme cuts applied to what is a half trillion dollars in new and additional spending but i confess i have lost track already today. with that, i would like to yield five minutes, mr. speaker, to the chame of the rules committee, a man -- the chairman of the rules committee, a man who crafted this rule to allow all ideas on the budget to be considered today, the chairman from texas, the gentleman, mr. sessions. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. . mr. sessions: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman from georgia who sits on the rules committee and also sits on the budget committee and is doing an awesome job on behalf of this body and the people of georgia. today the american people have a chance really to see firsthand the rolling out of what we call the ryan budget. paul ryan as the chairman of our budget committee once again leads, i believe, the intellectual and thought process on talking about the future that we should have in this country. certainly the budget is that primer

i backlog. that's why the mum one solution we could find is make it more digitized.he g.i. benefits are digitized. because it is digitized, there's a wait of 24 days as compared to 273 days with these claims. >> aaron, let me come to you a little bit on this. what i'm wondering, if we know that we can get the g.i. bill for example moving more quickly through, what are the kinds of claims where you are seeing people in your reporting, folks waiting a year or two years. what sorts of things are they waiting for? >> we are talking about disability compensation claims. patrick is exactly right. the va had the same problem with the g.i. bill a few years ago and they solved it. the va has built an excellent electronic medical records system. now you don't to have your medical file mailed around the country if you move and you want to go to the hospital. but on the subject of benefits delivery, i came home and i'm wounded and i need a disability check because i can't work, that's where they're completely dropping the ball. part of it is, i think, they're unable to execute o

melissa: john, i want to show you a chart. if you look at minute mumer time and look at teen open employment because these people work at minimum wage, it shows a direct correlation. as the minimum wage goes up, there it is teen unemployment rises. that is hard to argue with. >> oh, but i will argue with it. melissa: go ahead. >> before i get to the that, jamie, white cools sill and spectronics are alike in one respect, we're both family-owned businesses although white castle a little larger than spectronics you point to with pride 27% of your team members have been with you more than ten years. you didn't address how many low income workers are, with you for that long. how many of them last, let's say even a year employed. but at spectronics, more than 72% of the our employees have been with us more than ten years. we have many employees with us for 30, 35 years. melissa: do you pay them minimum wage? >> we pay, almost all of our employees, certainly close to if not above what the proposed minimum wage would be. whether you you're looking at $9 which

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the head of security in course i eat off this by days of fighting on the streets they replace him with the deputy also president mohamed morsi is reportedly being mumming a minute taking over saeed out of a jewel at least and i'm guessing very much between protesters and the police themselves the police actually very angry as well by saying that the situation for them is extremely violent and that they don't have good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently reported being on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually calling for the current minister of interior to to step down. not to pressure on the current administration the u.s. is dodging accusations it's drones killed up to nine people last month in pakistan saying pakistan's own military could be to blame so-called phantom strikes are becoming a problem because it means people are being killed and no one's being held to account for it or to use marina porton i reports from new york. america has long been considered the leader of drone warfare dominating the skies in the middle east africa and most recently here in the u.s. in pakistan the cia has reportedly carried out s

the head of security in course i eat off this five days of fighting on the streets they replace him with the deputy also president mohamed morsi is reportedly being mumming a minute taking over for saeed and it would draw police as being very much between protesters and the police themselves the police are actually very angry as well by saying that the situation for them is extremely violent and evaded have good working conditions eight thousand police officers are currently reported being on strike in sinai in suicide they are actually calling for the current minister of interior to to step down. not to pressure on the current administration. correspondent bill choose also reporting the latest details though right from the scene get updated by following her on twitter. venezuelans are paying their respects to the country's late leader of a seed had a long battle with cancer but it was reportedly a heart attack who was killed the president of fourteen yes' but as well as now in a week of mourning with the elections to be held in a month's time you see feel when they produce a video agency ruptly has more. caracas today is the streets are very really very

the president of my mum has declared a state of emergency in the city of the law after three days of lentil sectarian violence gangs of which is that armed with machetes and torches i take muslim to go to my home india is the words of violence to hit my muslims last summer's deadly riots in the west of the country. tensions are running high in the syrian capital where we're now seeing live pictures of mourners varying the muslim cleric killed in a suicide laws in a damascus mosque jake all boogy in a prominent supporter of president bashar assad along with forty eight others when the bomb went off during prayers on thursday the syrian president hit out at the perpetrators emerging the ridge of the country of extremists. israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu has apologized to turkey for errors that may have occurred during the gaza flotilla rage on boats carrying aid to gaza in twenty ten israeli commandos stormed six both heading to palestine killing nine turkishness nationals netanyahu also promised to compensate the victims' families and underlined the importance of corporation between the two states during a home call to the turkish prime minister frosty rela

i get hit harder with taxes that is not going to hurt me. the question is being raised when you look at white house staffers, 20 of whom make the maximum mum allowableuestion. if we can't go to the white house on a tour or cutback on the parks don't they need to do their fair share. >> i think there is a calligrapher that is getting close to a hundred thousand dollars. >> nice work if you can get it, right? right, i was going to say maybe until the sequester is done we ought to hand address the envelopes the old fashioned way. you're raising i think a fair point. look i'm a democrat. i don't think the sequester ace good idea. it could cause pain. seven rubio was right. but there is a larger point. everybody needs to tighten their belt and i'd feel more comfortable with the white house announced a two, three, 5% across the board cut in staff salaries as a sign of showing solidarity with the hard-hit american people. martha: we do, mary catherine hear so much about this from this president. he says look if you're making a little more you should give a little bit more as well. wouldn't it be a good symbolic move to insist that the same thing happen in

i don't know that there is any proof of that. this is an argument over the years every time we tried to raise the man mum wage and we have done sothat to be a fact. in fact, what we would see is increase in consumer spending which would be very beneficial for business owners. >> speaker boehner right after the state of the union said when you raise the price of employment, guess what happens. you get less of it. at a time when the american people are asking when where's the jobs, why would we want to make it hader for small employers to hire people? is this the indication of the size of the company? we're talking about tremendously successful companies of costco and subway. is it a different dynamic looking at a smaller business? >> i believe it is. and i can speak for firms that we represent and women-owned firms tend to take a living wage to begin with so this bill and raising the minimum wage would not impact them. in fact, it would level the playing field so when they go out to compete against those firm that is are not paying fairly, everybody will have the same grounds for payment and that would help them access contracts.

i believe i'm the only one here at this table who believes that stop and frisk should be abolished because the mums don't bear out the facts. we -- the mayor and the police commission have claimed that stop and frisk has saved lives. that has -- led to guns being taken off the street. the fact of the matter is that there has been a minimal decrease in the number of murders in new york city. even as stop and frisks have gone up from something like 97,000 a year to 685 though thousand. you know, the number of guns being taken off the street, it is less than 1 in 1,000 cases. now, it is not -- i don't disagree it reduces crime. but so would 11:00 p.m. curfew, 10:00 p.m. curfew. at some point we have to understand that we live in a democratic society and people should not be stopped on the street. >> let me introduce -- interject. part of the issue here is this sense that there is a quota. it is not just that this -- a discretional. this is a -- if people were watching this, not following the trial, it is amazing. have you these police officers, working police officers, so outraged by this. they find i

mum because a lot of it was covert activity. so many more details. >> brian: saudis, qatar and possibly an extreme government there where the iraqis, i really don't wantment that allows elections and allows people a degree of freedom with the burka riding in the car don't to go school thing wouldn't work out for us. >> steve: it would look like we were running a fast and furious over there. >> brian: we're good at it. >> steve: that is two. if there is a connection, people died in this situation over in libyan consul, as well. maria molina is out in the street and it feels like winter. >> winter temperatures here in new york city only in the 30s. that is pretty much the story across the big chunk of the country, across parts of the southeast. the south, texas, up to the midwest. many places across the eastern half of the country experiencing below average temperatures. take a look at some of the current windchill temperatures, 7 in denver, 4 in rapid city. this is what it feels like as you go out the door, 24 degrees at atlanta, georgia. high temperatures this afternoon 37 in minneapolis, 40 in kansas city and high temperature at just 49 in the city o