considering his familiarity with las vegas. >> and i remember, rush limbaugh seemed so thrilled to get marco rubio on and actually start to talk about this. that the tough-talking rush of yesterday kind of slid over and just kind of let rubio do his thing. >> that is what i heard, the tone was very warm, rush put up some questions. but they were not designed to trap or ensnare. and i think we are witnessing today a really important breakthrough. i think it is a very good thing for america. probably if it continues and turns into any kind of real immigration compromise it is probably on balance, bad for the democratic party which has benefitted so heartily, this is what good demographics look like, where we move past the partisan or electoral issues and get real compromise. one thing marco said, 40% of the undocumented workers in this country came here legally. they came here and their green card or otherwise expired. we're talking about people who didn't come here illegally and we have to try to way to accommodate them. >> i want to show you how confused rush limbaugh is at this point. i want you

because what marco rubio can't do every day is say i agree with president obama. i agree with president obama. he has got to find the spots where he can claim he is to the right of president obama like on this -- what i don't think is a very big distinction on the whole enforcement side. >> it is not, unless you're prepared to militaryize and fence the entire southern border of the united states, no, we're not talking about a big difference, but yes, he has to use the president as a foil and criticize him. actually, the real issue is the employment verification. and there is agreement on that, too, if they want to have a fight it is like a wrestling match, go ahead and pretend you're hitting each other on the head. but in the end we know who the winner is going to be and where it is declared. >> celso, what is your hope on where this ends up? >> i want to put it in perspective, based on obama's speech. based on the deportation numbers, 400,000 families get separated. 19 families were separated while he spoke. this needs to add real urgency to the fact that familie

>> well, and this is a very big challenge for marco rubio to do. one in his advantage is star power in the republican party. something a lot of colleagues don't have and seeing rush limbaugh, for example, disagrees with him, later they say i'm impressed with that marco rubio and might give him protection even if a lot of conservatives against him on this particular issue. >> all right. mark murray, thank you. >> thanks. >>> coming up, the latest on the ethics complaint filed against senator robert menendez. harry reid was just asked about the allegations against menendez. we'll have his comments for you. >>> but first, there's a lot going on today and there's some things we thought you should know. al gore got a grilling you might say last night when he joined jon stewart for "the daily show." stewart asked the former vice president about the sale of the television network to al jazeera owned by the nation of qatar. >> i thought it was an odd move, not because of the other things but because it's backed by fossil fuel money. >> i get it. i get it.

you saw what marco rubio said. marco rubio felt that even taxing households single individuals making $400,000 and households making over $450,000, that that was unacceptable because that would be a killer for small business. he has a point because a lot of small business owners are people who are in that category and when they take a hit in their taxes, they tend to cut back on hiring new people. they might even lay people off. so it could have an adverse affect on employment numbers going forward. at the end of the day we need to get this done so that the majority of americans don't get hurt by automatic tax increases. i think that -- >> let me just stop you there and chris ask you if you buy that. there's a lot of disagreement about the number of people who actually will be affected by this in terms of being small business owners and the number of people they employ. >> this has been the argument that the republicans keep, you know, using to make -- to make the notion that you can't increase taxes and you can't

that's really still in question. >> senator marco rubio is carrying a lot of water on this.went to the lion's den to mix metaphors with rush let me bah today to try to sell it. >> the president will be in las vegas today. i know for you boarder security is the first and last. if that doesn't happen, none of the rest does, right? >> well, not just that. that alone is not enough. it has to be a combin's. we have border security. we need workplace enforcement. we need a visa tracking system. 40% of our illegal immigrants of our undocumented people in this country, they didn't cross the border. they came legally. their visa expired, and they stayed. we don't track people when they leave. we only track them when they come in. all three of those things have to happen. the language of the bill has not even been drafted yet. these are just principles. this is going to be a challenge if, in fact, this bill does not have real triggers in there, and in essence, there is not language in this bill that guarantees that nothing else will happen unless these enforcement mechanisms are in pl

could it happen to marco rubio? >> it could.ut this is how he will define himself as a national figure. there's no doubt that marco rubio is running for president in 2016. he's going to think that he's going to try and bring the republican party along with him if he can. did he get out there maybe a little too visibly and a little too enthusiastically on day one with the gang of eight? perhaps. but i think he's thinking he's going to make a big national play. and he's going to work from the outside in. he's going to be the conservative who can appeal to the hard working, intense people at the grassroots in iowa, south carolina, et cetera. but also give them the sort of ronald reagan promise of being able to reach back to the middle. that's the argument rubio will make. is that naive? on one level, perhaps. but it also may be shrewd. >> howard fineman, thank you. thank you for being shrewd. nia-malika henderson as well. >>> up next, before hillary clinton steps down as secretary of state, we thought we'd look back at her lighter

marco rubio's jewish brother.r mark rubin, is that it? senator marco rubio. >> stephanie: cat person in the current news center, jacki schechner. >> very much so. good morning everybody. boston media sources are reporting this hour that massachusetts governor deval patrick is going to name william mo cowan to be the state's new interim senator replacing senator john kerry who is going to be our next secretary of state. governor patrick will make the announcement in about an hour from now. he served as patrick's chief of staff from january 2011 until november of last year. when he said he was leaving to go back into the private sector. he hails from north carolina and went to duke university, moved to boston for law school in the '90s and never left. according to the "boston globe," he's considered one of the city's top african-american lawyers and he and governor patrick have formed quite a friendship over the years. >>> the full senate confirmed kerry as secretary of state yesterday with just three senators votin

the amnesty happens immediately. >> he is talking about marco rubio. put himself cross wise with a lot of republicans and put himself out there on immigration reform? >> believe it or not, i agree with david on a different point. in terms of marco being naive, the actual piece of legislation of immigration by the president and by the senate is strong and it addresses the weaknesses of 1986 and the 1965 reform. where rubio is being naive is not thinking this is going to help with the 2016 presidential run. it's not going to help them. it's going to hurt him with the base. you you want to run for president, you have to get out of the primary. you don't see folks from peoria or paris liking his stand on immigration. on the democratic side, he thinks he might get cross over democratic voters, but immigration will be a president obama initiative. people will relate to the president and marco rubio will be a long second afterthought. >> senator viter aside, if marco rubio's goal was to convince the far right republicans to consider immigration reform, his in

as i mentioned, marco rubio was on with rush limbaugh and rush posed this question to senator rubio that there are people who are now coming to this country basically because they want to live off the government. he compared them to people of emigrated to this country in the past, hard workers and now you have a group of people who essentially want to be on welfare. when you hear that notion, or that idea coming from the leading voice in the conservative party, your party, the republicans, what do you say that to? >> well, remember, an i respect anybody's point of view but he's not a member of our leadership. he's not a member of the house or the senate. he has the right, obviously, under the first amendment and we all appreciate that to say whatever he wants but we can deal with issues of making sure people who are here are not a charge on the public system. we can deal with those issues through legislative language. the question is this. do we want to solve what the american people know is absolutely broken or talk about it and do nothing about it? if we want to solve it, what i'm sayi

marco rubio burnishing his credentials. this makes me think that maybe he is thinking about it. >> sure. to the point about these votes, if we learned nothing from this last election, we should have learned that it is about what is your narrative, right? these votes, they matter and they don't. they will matter to these guys as candidates if they are part of the narrative whether you are going to call yourself, you know, a budget hawk or you're going to say, i'm compassionate and care about people. whatever it is. they've got to be able to explain it in that context. with rubio, i think what we've seen it wasn't just that piece that you mentioned, but we've seen a couple other little seedlings out there that are testing the waters to kind of see what kind of reaction he can get, what kind of response he can get. i am sure that there's lots of polling going on every time he passes a vote here and there to kind of check his popularity and approval rating, and that's the kind of stuff we're going to continue to see, obviously,

whether he likes it or not, marco rubio will become a national figure in that regard. he will be emblematic of the republicans's abilities and their effort to reach out to new audiences. they are also looking for people to represent the future of the party. many conservatives will use marco rubio petey vessel. >> he has to get immigration finished. how does he make it happen? how does he navigate it and -- >> and go beyond immigration? how does he not get pigeonholed and become somebody who can become a national leaders. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton, whether she likes it or not, is this clinton industrial news complex. everything she does sparks speculation, sparks all of these incredible obsessions -- obsessing over whether it's a positioning for this year, another year, positioning against somebody. that is something that will happen. people will be looking at whether or not her preparations look like and if she can inherit the obama success. >> you guys stuck me with the four none of you pick, joe biden. angus "king." that would be what i am watching. jeb

jeb bush is marco rubio's mentor. lot of people -- i've been in that camp that rubio wouldn't run if jeb ran and that jeb really wants to run. marco rubio is staffing up with people who he used to have mostly jeb people on his staff and cultivating rubio people. and his vote on the fiscal cliff, against -- his vote against that fiscal cliff deal shows that he is aligning himself with the tea party. and the two of them clashing, it could be a very interesting conversation between the two. >> i have nothing -- going to your point, there are two numbers that everyone can understand. the house and the senate are in session together. exactly five days in january. and 11 in february. which gives you a good read on why it's going to take so long. andrea: and when we come back, does hillary clinton still in a st andrea: welcome back. hillary clinton is out of the hospital. we're all glad for that. she has been cleared by her doctors to go back to work. she's already on the phone calling staff. big question of the week, if she

and marco rubio saying we have to fix this problem. will they move far enough? >> in the past, you're right. no way, no how. but the tone and tenor has changed. republicans have traditionally actually under george bush's administration had a great reputation with latinos and hispanics. this is opportunity to maybe cobble the support back and i don't think they will waste the opportunity. have you marco rubio coraling support. >> will they help the republicans to not do things that make them feel they have to pull back? or does he want to exploit where he thinks he has the upper hand with the republicans in disa ray. >> the president will do as much as committee to he ca he can to can. republicans have a crisis in their politics. when your nominee only gets 25% of the hispanic vote, have you a huge problem with the fastest growing part of our electorate. >> stimulus and health care out of the box in the obama first term, and republicans pulled back and said we're not going to work with this guy anymore. what is the key in the second term? >> immigration, substant

members of this group of eight is senator marco rubio of florida. he's a key voice in getting conservatives to sign off on an amnesty plan. >> we have to be sure not to encourage people to come here illegally in the future. by the same token, we are dealing with 11 million human beings who are here undocumented. the majority of whom who recognize it as the american dream. let me say on both sides of this issue, there are legitimate points to be raised. there are people concerned about how much this is going to cost the american economy. we have to be frank of dealing with that. we owe $16 trillion. >> there's a small majority of americans, 51% support a plan that allows undocumented workers to stay and apply for citizenship. they hope to vote in march. jim is joining us. good morning. >> how are you? >> the senate is all in on this one. this is a big comprehensive plan. >> it is. i think it is significant. chuck schumer was saying you have mccain and rubio up there with chuck schumer shows there's bipartisan appeal. it could fall apart. house republ

senator marco rubio was one of them. e to the republican senator out of florida just a bit earlier today. senator rubio, good morning to you, and welcome back to "america's newsroom". >> thank you. bill: the president will speak later today in las vegas. do you expect him to blow up your plan? >> well, first of all, we'll reserve judgment until the president speaks. the early reports are that the president seems like he is trying to start a bidding war. we'll not do an immigration bidding wars. we have a set of principles. i've been talking about them for a number of weeks. fortunately there is a group of senate democrats and republicans here who had similar principles. we were able to join together to announce those principles. now we'll turn those principles into a bill, into a law. obviously at some point that is just the starting point. because we have all the other members in the senate have their opinions. what the president sees this opportunity to move the issue to the left to outbid us on immigration. i think tha

we have governor nicki hailey, congressman paul ryan, marco rubio, former governor jeb bush and soon to be former senator jim demint joining me now. our end of the year gaggle. msnbc contributor and managing editor of post politics.com chris, msnbc contribute and political etd tore for the greater.com harry bacon, steph cutter was on president obama's lee election campaign, and henry madden was an aid viesor for mitt romney's campaign. happy new year. we asked all of you to pick. i threw out my dozen, and all of you -- i asked you to pick two that you were going to -- again, we're not going to do the 2016 conversation now, but we'll do it in a few minutes. chris -- >> moving on. >> of my dozen, who were the two that you are thinking, 2013? >> i'm a little nerdy and focused on, you know, down ballot races. i did pick michael bennett, the colorado senator, because he is going to be -- he is the new head of the democratic senatorial campaign committee, which means he is tasked with trying to, again, keep a democratic senate majority. going to be difficult. you have 20 democratic seats u

marco rubio actually wants this. his people calculated if he will run for president, he needs an accomplishment. doesn't need to just be talking it, he needs to find a way to finesse this. >> one thing to watch is rush limbaugh in his interview. he said yesterday on his show, i want to call on fox news and others to join me defeating this plan. rush limbaugh still has juice with the base. >> it sort of strikes me this could have potential of setting up the health care fight where people in our universe think of it logically and policy aspects of it. you go back to districts, there's these massive town hall protests in of situation to it. a fr afl-cio labor will be with the president today and the wall street business editorial page was with it yesterday but will they have district by district presence to help sell the bill? >> that's tricky. just because you have the establishment encoresing it does not mean the rank and file- >> your point earlier, district by district is different than state by state and the proble

when you've got someone like marco rubio, a rising star in the party, paul ryan, saying we're ready to do a deal here, but the devil is in the details as they always say. democrats feel very emboldened on this issue, and they're going to sort of, you know, swing for the fences. they want full legal status, including citizenship for undocumented immigrants and it's not clear how far republicans will go to do that. >> scott, it is clear that they're listening because senator rubio had before only supported very small steps in the immigration reform debate, a series of small bills. he did not want a big sweeping bill. now he's sort of changing his tune a little bit saying, you know what, i might support that. i wanted to drive this home for california as well. carla, what role do you see california playing in this immigration debate? >> well, california is home to the largest number of undocumented immigrants. an estimated 3 million of them. this is a place where the dream act is going to be an issue. we've seen the organizing that's gone on on immigration. political pressure for presiden

marco rubio is doing the same thing.se two floridians, you have a generational divide, a 42-year-old united states senator, and a 60-year old former governor of florida. but do we need another bush? >> jennifer: i know -- 2016 is a long time away, but there was an interview from "60 minutes" -- >> it is never too long for the media. >> jennifer: it is never too long. let's listen to a sound bite of that interview. >> you guys in the press are incorrigible. i was literally inaugurated four days ago. [ laughter ] >> and you are talking about elections four years from now. >> jennifer: i loved that sound bite. but they were laughing so hard. but the idea though of rubio versus clinton or bush versus clinton. that is sort of an interesting dynamic, isn't it? bush might have the gav tas to stand up. if it is hillary clinton the republicans might want to say we got to get jeb bush in. >> republicans have a history of going for the next in line. you look at george bush senior bob dole george bush, jr., they pretty consistently

my question is marco rubio is out there with his plan. there's a sort of general circling of the wagon, but practically speaking in washington, is a house republican caucus going to vote -- move forward legislation that offers a path to citizen shi? >> it's a great question. you want to see the video game ber moving simultaneously, but i think people should be heartened by what happened today. there was a rush to put a face on immigration reform. you don't rush to back something that you think is going down in flames. you want to be associated with it. the fact that the senators jumped ahead of the president on this is a good sign, and, you know, john mccain knows this very well. he knows it firsthand. he in 2008 had to abandon some of the positions in order to win the republican primary. it cost him dearly. he is a living embodiment. to your point about whether it's good or not that they had a moral enlightenment. tloo whether they actually did. >> who cares? this is called democracy, and the fact that more voters now want you to do some

mayor obstÁculo sera acordar una vÍa a la ciudadania, usted dijo que debe incluirse, el senador marco rubioio? >>> no, no lo creo. mira pusimos la seguridad fronteriza por encima del tema de ciudadanÍa, hicimos mÁs de seguridad fronteriza en los Últimos aÑos. hemos hecho todo lo q lo republicanos pidieron que se hiciera, desde hace aÑos para avanzar en la reforma migratoria amplia, lo que no queremos hacer es crear perspectiva vaga para que en el futuro que la reforma migratoria incluya la posibilidad de ciudadanÍa ocurra maÑana, debemos asegurarnos y ser claros que este proyecto de ley da una senda real. >>> usted redujo el nÚmero de deportaciones de no delincuentes sin embargo en el 2012 mÁs de 184 mil no delincuentes fueron deportados, en el mejor espÍritu de su campaÑa por una reforma migratoria, considerarÍa declarar una moratoria en deportados no criminales, usted lo dijo, en sus palabras. >>> es importante recordarles a todos, no soy un rey, encabezo el poder ejecutivo del gobierno. yo estoy obligado a seguir la ley, y tambiÉn asegurarnos que la ley se aplica de forma que se tome en

al regresar una charla con marco rubio, su posiciÓn en cuanto a una reforma migratoria integral, aquÍcia para ropa unstopables dura hasta por 12 semanas. ivoy a probarlo! solo lanza la bolitas en la lavadora... y la ropa guardada huele fresca hasta por 12 semanas. por fin, me deshice de esa loción. downy unstopables. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> continuando con "enfoque" en washington d.c. escuchamos las palabras de bob menÉndez sobre una reforma migratoria irpts integral, pero el otro lado de la moneda, que parece se estÁ llegando a un acuerdo entre los republicanos y los demÓcratas, uno de los lÍderes del senado, el senador del estado de la florida, marco rubio hablÉ con Él hace poco >>> senador gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> muchas gracias >>> querÍa hablar sobre este 2013 y las posibilidades de que en washington pudieran los polÍticos llegar a un acuerdo bi-partidista en cuanto a una reforma migratoria integral. sÉ que usted ha estado hablando de esto y trabajando mucho en este tema?. >>> bueno yo estoy optimista obviamente es difÍcil en estos dÍas ccion el ambiente polÍ

you saw marco rubio explain, which is pretty far down the road.h put forward four years ago, yes, they're willing to do it but they're not willing to give the president everything he wants because i think they believe the rule still matters in this country and that we have to respect those who did it the right way, who waited in line and did -- and made sacrifices and that they shouldn't be treated the same as people who broke the law and came here and get the same -- >> i want to get another subject in. we saw this remarkable -- i guess we call it a confession from lance armstrong this week. 2 1/2 hours with oprah winfrey. here's a part of it. >> did it feel wrong? >> no. scary. >> did you feel bad about it? >> no. even scarier. >> did you feel in any way that you were cheating? >> no. the scariest. >> not a lot of contrition there. >> the rewards of athletic excellence in this country are astonishingly high and, therefore, the temptation to cheat is astonishingly high, and we see it throughout -- we've seen it in track and field probably more th

the employers even if i would ever else so i screeches seem truly compromised richard is mark is marco rubio the hero in all of this one too i mean this is here although i'm just trying to. listen to the far as i love the fact that francesco woke up on the you know liberal side of the bed this morning talking why you know immigration is such a republican idea but if i if i had my of my facts right just a couple weeks just a couple months ago during this election we heard they should be we should have they should be voluntary deportation and we could get them all out the country of a couple of weeks ago we had republican members of congress talking about why i will never support and that am is the any pathway to citizenship you're going to have that i mean i said it. the other day said this boils down to the fact that both ben's and francesco understand the politics of immigration of changing and the only republican can actually win races and they can actually win if one of the key texas read is that they come out someplace moderately on immigration so they don't piss off all the latino i jus

we will answer all those questions and senator marco rubio will weigh in. >> i have never doped. >> that's crazy. i would never do that. that's. no. >> the fallout continues over lance armstrong admitting is he a liar and a doper. he has huge legal problems now. and he also has a problem with dennis miller that could be his worst nightmare. >> every time he opens his mouth, i shake my head so rapidly you can blend paint colors in my mouth. >> i agree with you. i am on your side for this [inaudible] not invitation somebody with a gun. >> bill: an it at this gun zealots ambushed and asked a simple question. would they put a gun free home sign in front of their house. >> well yeah the only problem is you can't put it up. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor continues right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. guns and the federal government that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. because i am a simple man, i'm going to frame a very complex issue in the clearest way possible. we'll take it step-by-step. first, gun co

después que un grupo de senadores presentara su propia propuesta, tenemos con nosotros al senador marco rubioel senador por nueva jersey, bob menéndez. >>> también ricardo la volpe deja el fútbol. >>> todo está listo para el partido amistoso entre méxico y dinamarca. >>> sí se puede, esta foto alborotó el gallinero. >>> ay,mamá, usted no sabe cómo quitarle los celos a su pareja, vea la forma más efectiva para lograrlo. >>> huele a compromiso, raúl. >>> ana brenda contreras podría estar camino al altar. >>> no se lo pierda, y también quién tiene que pagar en una boda. >>> despierta américa te ayuda a brillar, conoce los alimentos que además de quitar la fatiga, ayudan a concentrarse y ser más inteligente. >>> necesito ver eso, y también lo último para la celulitis. >>> bendito sea. >>> y llegan los cuates de sinaloa, cantándole, a las operadas. >>> no. >>> y revelando una increíble historia de superación. >>> no se la pierda, bienvenidos a despierta américa la mejor manera de empezar tus mañanas ♪. (aplausos) >>> eso, venga de ahí. >>> buenos días, buenos días, es martes 29 de enero del 2013 s

i'm really curious to watch this unfold and see the education of marco rubio and whether he is doingto appear centrist, appear reasonable but quickly backs down to the forces of reaction? or whether he perseveres with this and really tries to get something done. >> well, let's not forget the tea party aligned folks such as christine o'donnell, ken buck, plus todd akin who i guess is a tea party candidate but was in spirit only. they all lost senate elections that should have been slam dunks for the republicans. the gop needs to be careful. because they want to keep that as part of their constituency. they just don't want them running the show, i guess is what i'm trying to say. >> right. and if you put together all of those candidates that you just mentioned and these were all safe seats for the republicans in the senate. had they won those seats, they would be in charge today. they need it to harness the energy from the far right but not be taken over by it. i think a lot of sensible voices in the party are saying we've got a problem here. if we want to win again, we've got to do so

de la florida, con nosotros primero está el senador marco rubio, gracias por acompañarnos. >>>ue se asemeje a esto, por qué entonces darle el visto bueno a esta propuesta bipartidista hoy en día. >>> una amnistía se define como no castigar, perdonar algo que alguien ha hecho contra la ley, aquí realmente no hay perdón, las personas tiene que pagar una multa, pagar impuestos y esperar en una fase probatoria, pero se les da la oportunidad para tener acceso a una forma legal, muchas personas de las que he hablado son personas que buscan el sueño americano y al verdad es que tenemos a 11 millones de personas si documentos y no queremos castigar a las personas que lo hacen correctamente pero tenemos que lidiar con esta realidad, de 11 millones de seres humanos que están en estados unidos, y que no sabemos quiénes son y no tienen estatus para trabajar o vivir. >>> en cuanto tiempo una persona puede obtener la ciudadanía en caso que la reforma migratoria sea aprobada. >>> eso se está discutiendo, porque será una espera significante, pero estarán legales en el país, podrán viajar, podr

consiste la propuesta migratoria de un republicano, volvemos ♪ ♪ >> en una entrevista con el senador marco rubioica una reforma migratoria. >> una reforma remodernizada para este 2013. >> obviamente no queremos premiar con una amnistia migración ilegal y tenemos que ayudar a gente que ya esta aquí. >> coincide con lo del presidente en donde a fines de enero mirara la feroma política. >> donde la gente pueda venir de forma segura y viable, o crear sistema electronico para controlar gente que salga y entre del país. >> va a haber investigracion, pagaran multa e impuestos que no pagaron, tendran que hablar ingles y saber como funciona el sistema, temporalmente tendran permiso de trabajo,. >> el partido republicano y democratas es nuestra culpa que no hablamos y que se haga algo durante estos meses. >> este mes tratara de tocar el tema, aunque sabe que notodos estarán de acuerdo. >> cual es la diferencia remocrata y republicana?. >> obama apoya la ciudadania, la de rubio solo la residencia, en tanto el senador no establece el tiempo de espera, pero diec que tiene que ser largo. >> la iglesia catolic

forwith the help of republicans like marco rubio the president just might be an i believe to get it done behalf of all americans, even us democrats, i would like to say to senator rubio for enlarging the immigration discussion on the right. joining me now to discuss the agenda, a home care advocacy group. and also with me is maria from berkeley california. thank you for you both. thank you for coming in inside "the war room." >> thank you for having us. >> what is it like for immigrant domestic workers who are trying to earn a living in this country? >> i couldn't stop thinking about the domestic workers that ii know. women like maria who takes care of a young person with a disability, and his family of six. she lives in with them, she does all the cooking cleaning, ironing, which adds up to 18 hours a day for less than $3 an hour. she makes it possible for everyone in that household to go to work every day and do what they do in the world yet she works under highly vulnerable and highly stressful conditions. >> jennifer: she's not alone. obviously there are millions of workers just like