here's mark strassmann. >> reporter: jim reid retired from the u.s.y as a lieutenant colonel in 2011. after 27 years and nine combat deployments. he went looking for a job as a civilian. did you think at the time when i become a civilian, i'm going to have a skill set that i can use? >> oh, absolutely. i'm a nurse anestivity. so an easily transferable skill, something hospitals use every day throughout the country. >> reporter: and you still had a rough time. >> di. i did. >> reporter: reid has worked at three hospitals in three years and been laid off twice. >> it was very difficult to deal with, and it kind of made me question, you know, myself a little bit, first time in a long time that i had to do that. >> reporter: the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans is 7.9%, higher than the national civilian average of 7%. the pentagon's propose the budget cuts could force roughly 90,000 service men and women to seek civilian jobs. similar resume, similar skill sets. >> in a bad economy. >> reporter: in a bad economy. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: what is

that was the person named tom mayer and like i told you, jim reid had taken over control of my one time i came there and tom mayer was walking around in his bathrobe and i was wondering what's this guy doing in here walking around in his bathrobe and i asked him and he said i'm paying rent to jim reid. eventually i was trying to evict tom mayer and then he was trying to extort money from me and told me if i try to evict him that he would call every department in the city and file complaints against me and that's how that complaint got filed about doors and windows is he did it. and eventually i ended up having to pay him $15,000 to move out, cash for keys. i've already paid. thank you. >> mr. duffey. >> what mr. hansen stated is when the penalty is paid and once they paid it, the only chance they can appeal the penalty is the department. just wanted to add that. >> thank you. commissioners the matter's yours. >> i'm very sympathetic to be honest. >> do you have a motion? >> yep. i'll -- i make a motion to reduce the penalty to two times. >> and just for the record, before i vote on this

jim reid fought overseas, only to face a battle at home. >> it kind of made me question, you know, myselfittle bit. first time in a long time that i had to do that. >> pelley: mark strassman on vets fighting for jobs. and a couple unearth millions in gold coins, but will the government let them cash in? bill whitaker reports. >> this is buried treasure,

jim? >> in harry reid's defense, there are some americans who don't know how to use the internet. >> but they are usually noter people. >> no, mostly it's the team that designed healthcare.gov. >> i got that. >> thank you. >> there is a february survey from mackenzie and asked people who gone on the shot and shopped for one but not bought one what held you back? several saying technical challenges. maybe they do have a problem with the internet. 50 percent said they couldn't afford it 50 percent said the prices were scaring them away. at this point harry reid is just grasping at straws and coming up with any excuse he can. last time i was on here that once a month hear reid said something that would get a republican thrown out of office. this one oh, old people can't use the internet. >> i guess we have another goal post here now went from march 31st to april 14th. >> 14thish. >> panel, as always, thank you. a giant ruling that could turn the world of college sports upside down. one university's football players winning the right to unionize. this is far from over. latest is next. following t

lieutenant colonel jim reid served for 27 years and joined us yesterday to talk about the struggles.ff twice now in three years. what answer do you have in keeping the promises that were made for those who wrote a blank check with their lives? >> and things are about to get even worse because the pentagon's new budget cuts could force 90,000 servicemen and women into the civilian workforce. so how can we help veterans like lieutenant determine reid that you just saw there get hired? sheryl is here now with our veterans segment and deployed to employed. >> here's why this is so important, especially this year, because of these proposed cuts, it's 90,000, it might go up to $100,000 and the unemployment is 7.9% for post-9/11 veterans. but that number is going to go up because of all of these men and women who are going to be coming back and trying to enter the civilian workforce this year. it's going to be twofold, do they have the skills translation, that's one topic, we talked about that last week, but they're also proposing cuts for active military. that means that they're going to h

jim manley was the spokesman and senior communications adviser to senator majority leader harry reidears, and press secretary to the late senator ted kennedy for 12 years. thanks for joining us >> my pleasure. >> i want to start with the koch brother attacks which harry reid seems to be taking point on this for democrats. >> yes. >> i guess if you go across the country and ask people who are the koch brothers, i think you're going to get a lot of shrugs, i don't know. i'm wondering if the strategy from reid's standpoint is does he want to raise public awareness of the koch brothers and stir some backlash against them or is this about energizing a democratic base that as we saw in this florida special election this week wasn't ready to turn out in 2014. >> i think it's a mixture of things, first of all it involves energizing the base. number two, he's also smart enough to realize that you also need a contrast in politics, you need to have an opponent, and the koch brothers fit that bill perfectly, and three, i think he's personally offended at the idea that two billionaires are trying

jim angle takes a look from washington. >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reid ignited a firestorm by calling stores about obamacare a flat out lie. >> they're horror stories being told all over american. >> >> reporter: his remarks went further questioning the truth of all complaints. >> paul krugman writes, republicans are just making this stuff up. >> reporter: jay carney backed him up. >> reporters have discovered that, in fact, the circumstances are not as they're being presented by either outside groups or republicans. >> it was astonishing to have the democratic majority leader in the united states senate get on the floor of the united states senate and call americans liars. >> reporter: republican senator roy blunt questioned reed's accusatio accusations. >> i guess you think the active imagination of missouriens are running wild because they're contacting our office constantly talking about higher premiums, higher deductibles. >> reporter: 6.2 million had policies cancelled, many pushed into far more expensive plans. >> there must be 6 million of us then. we should call ourselves the liars club. >> reporte

. >> barbara peterson and jim hall, thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, harry reid versus the koch brothers. alex wagner and david alexrod will join me on that. and elijah cummings joins me to discuss darrell issa's big mistake. and later, "the last word" will make broadcasting history here tonight when we say good night. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ try new olay fresh effects dew over gel moisturizer to wake up skin with a burst of cool hydration, with a hint of powder to help absorb oil. for instant beauty sleep, no sleep required. new fresh effects from olay. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" >>> throwback thursdays is, of course, a social media fad where people post old pictures of them

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reid on the sophisticated equipment they're using. jan crawford reports obamacare is back before the supreme court. can a health plan be forced to and r women's contraceptives? and jim axlerod with another embarrassing breech of security at the tallest terror target in america. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> reporter: good evening. this is our western edition. rescue workers are risking their lives tonight in oso, washington, searching ground that has been compared to quicksand for victims of the mud slide. three days after it buried this village north of seattle, 14 people are known dead but dozens more are still unaccounted for-- among them, 30-year-old billy spillers, father of four, a career counselor for the navy. three of his children are missing, as well. the fourth child, four-year-old jacob, was rescued from the debris. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham is on the scene for us tonight. danielle? eporter: scott, more than 60 members of the washington national guard joined the search today. we're told teams are pinging for cell phone signals in the hopes of finding anyone under the debris and mud. harc

reid on the sophisticated equipment they're using. jan crawford reports obamacare is back before the supreme court. can a health plan be forced to and r women's contraceptives? and jim axlerod with another embarrassing breech of security at the tallest terror target in america. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

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jim, good to see you both. thank you for joining us. >>> we love hearing from you at home. are you one of those obamacare horror stories, quote, liars that senate reidjoin us your story and we'll read from your stories later in the hour. >>> the red carpet has been rolled out, the energies are sealed up. in just a couple of hours, the oscars will kick off. dominique is in the midst of it all. >> here on the red carpet, we're hoping the rain storms that have come through california in the past days don't soak the red carpet. you can see the crowd getting excited behind me right now. after the break, we'll have all the details with what's happening here at the academy awards. join us then. so there i was again, explaining my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoas to another new stylist. it was a total earrassment. and t the kind of attention wanted. so i had a serus talk with my dermatologt about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps tclear the surface of my skin by actuallrking inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderatekin to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority