. >> reporter: jody manor that there are not-so-hidden costs to treating employees as interchangeableparts. he owns bittersweet cafÉ and catering in alexandria, virginia, and is opening a second location in october. >> we're going to do a bar and restaurant on the waterfront. >> reporter: manor already offers health insurance to all his 45 employees, but he doesn't have to. he soon will, however, as the new restaurant vaults him over the 50-full-time-employee threshold. that is an economic concern, he says. >> the biggest problem, from my perspective right now, is that nobody really knows what it's going to cost. >> so what are you going to do with your employees in the new place you're opening? >> full speed ahead, man. you know, life is full of uncertainties, and businesses have got even more. yes, it's going to cost more money, but you've just got to build that into your model. to me, health care is a basic human right, and if we're going... at this juncture, if it's up to business to provide the benefit, then that's what we've got to do. >> you're not going to put people on part-t

i always say this is like my big latin family here. >> reporter: manor's mom, alice, helps out at theafÉ. so what's he like to work with or work for? >> an indentured servitude program for mothers. >> reporter: no benefits at bittersweet for manor's mom, who doesn't need them. but the baker here, angel brizuela, has been with manor for 26 years, in part to get health insurance for himself and his family. >> health insurance is really, really important for the family. >> it's important to provide benefits if you're going to get people to stick with you. my baker came to the back door as a skinny little shivering kid one day, and i think it's a great story about our business. i feel incredibly proud of it that they show up and see that. >> reporter: you're tearing up a little bit. >> yeah, it makes me weepy. >> reporter: clifton stevens had recently been hired as a kitchen manager after years in the commissary at georgetown university. so was health insurance a major factor in taking this job? >> it was a major part, because in society today in my field its not offered a lot, you know,

he was the lord of the manor at hyde park. it shows roosevelt in his convertible. if you visit there, you could see he could drive using the upper part of his body. he's pointing to the plans of the hyde park. he was quite a passable architect. once he became president, he was able to build a lot more. even though henry loose was generally opposed to roosevelt. we ran a double page on his to show how the work he had done. i couldn't get it all on my standards. in the west, you would see without the new deal projects, the republican voting sun belt cities wouldn't exist. they were built at that time. so, it's as i say. there was at least a dozen agencies that left remnants. i am going to give you a primer on all of these. the premise was to put people to work. there were agencies that covered all of these. the land had been ruinned by a variety of things. this is one of the posters and these are archival photographs. this shows the ccc boys. many of them had been riding the rails. they were starving. they were illiterate. here they are in one of the camps, which wer

policia recibio llamadas de emergencia que senalaban haber escuchado explosiones en el area de patuxen manorlicia detuvo un coche con cuatro hombres que contenian evidencias que los vinculaba con las explosiones... los detenidos son: un joven 17 aÑos de edad, que no fue identificado... arthur reith de 19 aÑos anos, carter harrison, de 18 yjames stevens 19, todos acusados ??de posesion de marihuana y de dispositivos con fines destructivo...han pasado 8 mesee cuba relajo las restricciones de viaje para sus ciudadanos... en este tiempo, muchos cubanos han logrado viajar al exterior, un cambio que ha significado mucho para numerosas familias en estados unidos...adriana hauser nos tiene el informe.... abrazos que durante aÑos no fueron posibles. amanda valdez, a la espera de su mama estuve lejos de ella por 8 anios y ahora vamos a estar juntas de nuevo. amanda esperaba a su madre ansiosamente despues de aÑos de separaciÓn. que se siente estar llegando a estados unidos? indira barceló: ay feliz con mi hjia despues de tantos anios! son muchos los cubanos tanto en su pais como en el exilio que han e

. >> what delayed a manor league baseball game not once but twice? >> today lawyers for boston marathon suspect tarn satisfy st will be in court. assist accused of set begun offo two bombs at the race killing k three people and injuring hundreds more. >> the chancellor of germany is looking like she's going to havh another chance for being the next chancellor.. her opposition vote didn't get t enough votes to make it to parliament. america is going to meet today talking about forming a government. >> there's a burial cemetery for -- at arlington. arl they've within missing since 1969. their plane crashed in laos in 1969 but their remains were not ask thed for since april. they use the forensic tools to match their dental records. >> coming up, a warning next time you stop to get gas. what police in prince george's county want to you wash out for. >> we want to talk about the weather so far. >> a cloud deck working through. should be a dees yenlt day. i'll have the details on the weather forecast. julie has traffic. we'll do it after the break. >> don

traditional christian values and sort of this kind of holistic environmentalism that puts him in the sort of manor house on the field. that's kind of his mentality. >> reporter: his supporters meanwhile argue that the people expect the future king to exercise some opinions and join in the national debate. the prince who is somewhat of a gab fly putting independent views as long as it's not party political, he has the right to do it. if we don't want him to do we need to define what the prince of wales means. if it means attending reviews and opening things, include him out. >> reporter: at a time when support for the british monarchy far outstrips faith in politicia politicians, the debate runs against the grain of popular opinion. the fact it's being investigated at all suggest the establishment wants to clear up an image problem in the future. laurence lee. >>> that will do it for this edition of al jazeera news. ""real money"" is up next. as always for the latest updates head on over to aljazeera.com. thanks so much for watching. >> believe it or not, an increase in bonuses may be part of the p

that's going to be after lead's manor. if you do want more information on any of those construction zones that i just mentioneded, once you get into your car, you can put it on 103.5 fm. they're going to give you traffic updates when it breaks. >> 5:32 is your time. our top story this morning, a lot of issues will be before president obama as he goes before the general assembly. >> we're live in the satellite center this morning with what we can expect. >> a lot on the plate this morning. plenty of speculation as well as construction engagement begins today. the president and the iranian president will be together. will they shake hands or break bread. will they meet one on one. the president is expected to signal his willingness to engage with the iranian government. he want to see approve a resolution if syria fails to turnover its chemical weapons. things could get heated, especially with brazil's president, who has been critical of the u.s. accusing president obama of spying on her. that could be capped by what would b

know traditional christian values and eastern mysticism and environmentallallism that puts him in the manor house with his ser serfs. >> the prince is sort of a gadfly putting independent views, so long as it's not party political, he has the right to do it. if we don't want him to do it we ought to define what the prince of wales actually should mean. but if it's opening things include him out. >> at the time when support of monarchy, the debate of charles finances runs against grain of popular opinion. suggests the establishment itself wants to clear up what might become an image problem in the future. lawrence lee, al jazeera in cornwall. >> well, michael eaves is back here with sports and i'm glad that the miami marlins finally caught a break. >> bad season, good finish to the season. despite winning two world series titles, major league baseball and miami haven't been a good mix and when you add the team's brand influence but mostly empty stadium some might call it a disaster. but today on the final day of an otherwise disappointing season, henderson, after blanking the al central cham

hollistic environmentalism puts him in the manor house with the fields. that's his mentality. >> his supporters, meanwhile, argue that the people expect the future king to exercise opinions and join in the national debate. >> the prince, somewhat of a gab fly, putting mousse. so lang as it's not party political, he has the right. if we don't want him to do it we should define what the apprenticeships of wales means, if it means attending and opening things - include him out. >> at a time when support for the monarchy is out stripping politician. the fact that this is being investigated suggests the establishment wants to clear up what may become an image problem in the future. >> when we come back dave warren has more on the monster storm coming to the seattle area. you are going to want to watch this. ç] >>> i'm metrologist dave warren. a massive storm about to hit the seattle area intensifying. you can see it on the satellite pictures. the mass of clouds is forming as an area of low pressure, it is dropping quickly and will continue to move to the east

world view, a combination of traditional views and wholistic environmentalalism putting him in the manorhouse with serfs on the field. that's kind of his mentality. >> his supporters argue that the people expect the future king to exercise opinions and join in national debate. >> the prince is a gab fly putting independent views. so long as it's party political he has the right to do it. if we don't want him to do it, we should define what the prince of wales manies. >> at a time when support for the british monarchy is weaning the bebait on his politics runs against the grain. they may want to clear up what may be a problem in the future. >> you're up to date with the latest from here. back to doha. >> egypt's interim government has introduced a new 2.4 billion plan to fight poverty. marures include reducing -- measures include reducing public transport cost, reopening factories and abolishing school fees. >> lately many egyptians say they are fed up with rising food prices. the government says in the last month the cost of tom artos went up by more than 7% and green beans by 36%. >> tr

. >> these scientists are ready to walk on the manor but they are exploring another frontier at the atomic level. at the forefront of nanotechnology research and development. a science that is not just about exploring nature but also changing it. >> once you make matter small enough, it changes properties. and we have just begun to explore what we can do with particles that are so small that all of a sudden new properties appear. >> here the world's top semiconductor makers are going small to develop smaller and more energy efficient computers. one of the things is that you have leading competitors in the computer industry, working side by side. not only are they sharing equipment but they are also sharing ideas. the practical uses of nanotechnology are endless. students at the college are studying pharmaceutical applications from treating glaucoma to treating tooth decay. smaller more efficient solar panels are also in the works here. >> you could imagine these on the roof of your car. as these things become smaller and smaller, they become more flexible, they become lighter. but the perf

from greystone manor supperclub, here's our time. ♪ >> carson: davey, what's behind the pink door?t was going on culturally at the time sparked the general concept for the narrative of "pop kids." >> carson: like, at what time? >> this was around the fall of 2008 that i had the concept of the main character score and his parties. as far as plot goes, it's a story about a young man who starts throwing underground parties for his friends in a really small northern california town that spiral out of control. and the young man and the rest of the pop kids in the book for the most part are very, very obsessed with fame. as you and i grew up we did not have the impact of modern media in the same way. >> carson: no. we didn't have screen names. >> we didn't have -- yeah. >> carson: you and i had encyclopedias. >> right. >> carson: for book reports. we didn't have the internet. >> in order to find information we really, really had to search for it and sometimes experience it in a greater way than is necessary in this era. ♪ >> carson: somebody described the book "pop kids" as, underage sce

traditional christian values and sort of this kind of holistic environmentalism that puts him in the sort of manor house in the field. that's kind of his mentality. >> reporter: his supporters meanwhile, argue that the people expect the future king to exercise some opinions and join in the national debate. the prince who is somebody a gadfly pushing independent views. if it's not political, he can do it. if we don't want him doing it we need to define what the prince of wales means. >> reporter: at a time when support for the british monarchy is far overstrips politics this runs against the grain of popular opinion. the fact it's investigated at all suggests the establishment itself wants to clear up what may become an image problem in the future. lawrence lee, al jazeera in cornwall. >>> we have more news anytime on our website, aljazeera.com. stay with us on al jazeera. aaron jordan will be here in a few minutes. thanks very much indeed for watching "the news hour." back in an hour. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving w

. >> this is an awesome manor. 20 minute trz downtun. you can have the solitude of a fruit orchard.ve got mountain views. the home itself is pristine. it's got a 23-foot fireplace that was custom built. an entertainer's kitchen. and there's plenty of room for everyone. so i think you should buy a house out here in portland and make this your vacation home. >> i -- look at that. how much property is it on, jules? do you know? >> it's on almost three acres, yes, just under three acres. >> three acre. that is fantastic. and the taxes there were, what, about $20 think? >> they are, just under $20,000, yep. >> you want to guess what my tax are on my one-third of an acre, jules? in new jersey? >> i'm probably guessing about the same. >> a little more. about $25,000 a year. and my house is not worth $1.8 million. jules, thank you very much. >> thank you, tyler. >> i'll be moving in next week. we appreciate it. >> great. i'll be happy to sell it to you. >> i bet you would. sue? >> i bet she would, too, ty, but then you'd have to do "power lunch" by remote. apple up 0.6%. apple ceo tim cook

and pacifica, there's an accident at manor drive. this is all the way to skyline boulevard.with the second away the right at the beginning of the 8:00 a.m. hour. it is heavy again with about 20 minutes drive time. the golden gate bridge has been problem free. this is typical peak flow and there are no backups or delays. through marin county, it is still very heavy come down from 37 to central sam rafael. >> it is very cloudy outside. because of all of this cloud cover the temperatures have not have the opportunity to rise. we're still in the '60s. we will see sunshine into afternoon. it will take awhile for the clouds to clear. who would keep the temperatures and low 60's. we will introduce some 80s as we head into the 3:00 p.m. hour. we will see 60's by a o'clock tonight. >> starting in the east bay, pittsburg will become an and 85 degrees. the temperatures are few degrees warmer than yesterday. union city will have a high of 74 degrees. sunny skies and this afternoon for the south bay. campbell will have a high of 83 degrees. downtown san francisco will be in the upper 60s

i'm getting married december 7th at the astoria world manor.tor) while this may be josaine's dream wedding... (bridal party cheering) (narrator) it's bobby's financial nightmare. we're spending, for our wedding, about $25,000. how much is that? listen, leave me the hell alone, okay? our budget is now like $45,000. you're spending so much money, man. so what? whenever i have money in my pocket, i go, and i execute, you know, everything that's on the list. (narrator) while josaine is executing things on her list, her bridesmaids had better do as they're told. you don't sit down-- what is that? (narrator) or they might wind up being next. i require a lot of attention. i mean, all the time. clean my foot-- you're my bridesmaid. you do what i say. you're, like, getting on my nerves. i really don't have time for this. you gotta help me-- just help me. i don't wanna hear your mouth. this is not the only thing we gotta do. i can't (deleted) take this (deleted). well, you know what? if you don't wanna be here, you don't have to be here, so get the hell

then governor of maryland, bob ehrlich , a republican, held a rockfish-eating lunch in the governor's manor to show, yum, i love this. the watermen were up in arms and people were upset. whole foods went the other way. they took all the rockfish out of the store. they put up signs letting everyone know. and you could argue, is this a reaction to the quality of the food, or is it a reaction to the politics of the consumer who shops at whole foods? i thought it was such a fascinating example, because in the sort of republican swath of maryland among the watermen and the fishermen and the people in the industry, they were furious, and they just demonstrated that they wanted to eat this fish. and on the other side you had whole foods in the upper northwest side saying we're on it, we're on it. >> we have another question. >> i'm a graduate student at f.p.a. one of interesting parts of this panel for me was talking about trying to predict voter share in terms of, i guess, both demographic vareability, such as the increase in the latino population. but you mentioned the obama effect, which i woul