. >> michael charles. the following city agencies starting with a prior commission, the sunshine ordinance task force san francisco housing authority, and the human rights commission are for agencies that would like to have their meetings aired on tv. unfortunately, this city hall is not wired for hearing all of the meetings. osha's upstairs at the sunshine ordinance task force in room 408, which is also the housing authority needs. that room is not wired so that sfgtv can air their meetings that take place there that they cannot hear them on tv so there is less sunshine of these four. board and commissions. very disappointed but as far as i know, there is no effort to increase money for sunshine in the budget this year to wire every meeting room in this building so that the fire commission, human rights commission, and sunshine ordinance task force that their meetings could air on tv. now, it is year 2015. i was under the impression that we had already allocated funds to make every hearing room wired. why

. >>> while some orange county inmates concern themselves with appearances michael charles was all aboution over fashion. >> we could see that something was immediately going on with his glasses. when we got closer to talk to him we could see that the arms were either broke up or lost or destroyed and he replaced them with plastic spoons. >> my glasses broke and can you give me another spoon? thank you. so i'm going to have to bend this. you bite it. when we bite it we make a hole. and we put the hole into here. there we go. now we got them fixed. slip them on. they should be tighter. and there we. go we got them set. we got to make with what we got in here. this is what we got in here so we're making out. >> coming up -- >> the men are lonely. they make what is called a fifi. >> we discovered the inmate made device known as a fifi. >> you ever made a fifi. >> and they call it their lady. >> and viewer discretion is definitely advised. progressive insurance here, and i'm a box who thrives on the unexpected. ha-ha! shall we dine? [ chuckle ] you wouldn't expect an insurance company to sho

. >> ♪♪ >>> philadelphia mayor michael nutter and archbishop charles chaput are leading a delegationrome and they have a great deal to do to prepare for the papal visit in september. also in rome is "action news"'s brian taff and he brings us up to date. reporter: good evening, jim. you know, believe it or not pope francis' arrival in philadelphia is just about 95 days away now and while to the faithful and those who just want to bear eyewitness to this icon, this rock star in the world of religion and beyond that may seem like a long way off. trust me when i say that those planning for the event think it's coming up really fast and that is precisely why they arrived here in rome early this morning. >> i think a lot of the nuts and bolts really get tightened up in these last 100 days. >> reporter: donna farrell has a very full plate. as executive director of philadelphia's world meeting of families she is responsible for overseeing every facets papal planning from the logistics of getting pope francis around the city to ensuring that the city is ready to host him and with just three

mayor michael nutter archbishop charles shapugh. >> it's really important we go to the vatican and rome, to talk about low gistjift logistics and various plans. they've come to us as well. it has been critical for us to go this one final time. >> what will they be doing during their time in vatican city? they'll get hard data on what we can expect. they will get a total number of people, catholics registered for the week-long event and which countries those people are coming from. they'll get those details. a big focus of this mission is to talk about keeping the pope safe, security there's a big meeting on thursday with the director of security for vatican city. that's very important. we also found out that the leaders from philadelphia reached out to the last city to host the world meeting of families three years ago, milan. coming up in half an hour we'll talk to an official in milan to talk about what lessons they've passed along from the leaders in philadelphia. live in rome chris cato nbc 10 news. >> looking forward to checking in with you in 30 minutes. the world meeting of famil

>> charles barkley, michael jordan, ray allen, alonzo mourning, couple guys. >> jimmy: really?just a couple. >> jimmy: who of those are close -- if you needed to reach something high on a shelf, who would you call? [ laughter ] >> you know -- charles barkley. he's like a big brother to me. >> jimmy: he's the best. he's a lot of fun. when did you meet kobe bryant? i know there's a relationship there. >> wow, man. my first real television show, "hangtime" back on nbc. >> jimmy: yeah. [ applause ] >> that was my first gig. we worked with the nba because we were a high school basketball team and kobe and derek fisher just happened to be on the lot filming something else on another show. i overheard the producer say, we would love to get kobe on the show. i'm like, i know kobe. he's on the lot right now, let me go talk to him. i went to the back, got kobe, he came back, i introduced him to the producers. they were like, how can we make this happen? he's like, just call my mom and she'll set it up for you. two weeks later, we had kobe on the show. >> jimmy: he called his mom? how old

mayor michael nutter and archbishop charles chaput traveling to roam to put finishing touches. we have video for you here from last year's visit. the two men and delegation will spend june 22nd through the 25th in various meetings, preparing for september's world meeting of families and the papal visit. no word yet if they will meet with the pope. >> and, "eyewitness news" anchor jessica don't, will be traveling with the delegation to the vatican look for her live reports starting on june 22nd on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". busy week for her coming up. >> absoluteliment just in time for the weekend erika, fans of popular net flick series get quite a surprise. >> get ready to bing watch. we'll tell you what show back. disturbing video from new jersey school appears to show a worker miss handling a two year old child. now city councilman whose child attends that school is getting involved. look at that, we'll be right back >> rough treatment after child at a new jersey school is sparking outrage. a teacher and teacher's aid have been discharged. >> happened at the hoboken month sorr

. >>> both mayor michael nutter and commissioner charles ramsey spoke out about the tragedy today. >> every question that we ask and every answer that we get is not going to do one thing to bring those nine innocent people back praying in the church. >> it is very tragic when you have loss of life particularly when you have a massacre like what took place there. it is just another act of senseless violence that happens all too often in our country. >> "cbs evening news" anchor scott pelley is in charleston tonight as he will be their life from the scene at 6:30. >>> a dreary start to this day made way for cloudy, dry conditions this afternoon. don't get used to. that we are tracking more rain for the weekend. let go down the shore to meteorologist kathy orr in beautiful stone harbor tonight with the latest, kathy? >> chris, we have some cloud rolling in now chris but we think we will stay dry in the evening. i'm's here in stone harbor where we have started summer vacation. thinks club 18, and it is layers and floors of mini golf. about four to five floors and this is a really neat pla

>> charles barkley, michael jordan, ray allen, alonzo mourning, couple guys. >> jimmy: really? a couple. >> jimmy: who of those are you close? like if you needed to reach something high on a shelf, who would you call? [ laughter ] >> you know -- charles barkley. he's like a big brother to me. >> jimmy: he's the best. he's a lot of fun. when did you meet kobe bryant? i know there's a relationship there. >> wow, man. my first real television show, "hangtime" back on nbc. >> jimmy: yeah. [ applause ] >> that was my first gig. we worked hand in hand with the nba because we were a high school basketball team. and kobe and derek fisher just happened to be on the lot filming something else on another show. i overheard the producer say, we would love to get kobe on the show. i'm like, i know kobe. he's on the lot right now, let me go talk to him. i went to the back, got kobe, he came back, i introduced him to the producers. they were like, how can we make this happen? he's like, just call my mom and she'll set it up for you. two weeks later, we had kobe on the show. >> jimmy: he called

. >>> mare michael nutter and archbishop charles chaput announced today they are heading back to rome to make final preparations for pope francis visit to philadelphia this is video from last years visit, the two and a delegation will spend june 22nd through 25th in various meetings, discussing september's world meeting of families and papal visit. in word yet if they will meet with the pope. i will be in rome as the philadelphia delegation meets with vatican officials. our live reports begin january between the second on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> don't forget our coverage continues on line, for more information, go to cbs philly.com/papal visit. >>> still to come we will take etan for hope in the effort stretches all the way down the shore, kathy? >>> yes, chris we have alex's lemonade stan at ninth and the boardwalk teaming up with alex and also rita's water ice. thanks, girls for your donation. we are asking folks to stop down and make a donation and we will be here right throughout evening. also i will have the forecast from the city to the poconos to the shore for your weekend

mayor michael nutter and archbishop charles chaput will lead a delegation that will stay in rome from june 22nd through the 25th. there they'll make final preparations for the pope's visit. the group will plan meetings and events related to the world meeting of families coming to philly in september. fox 29 will be in rome with the group bringing you reports on that final meeting. >>> a gaping hole in the sidewalk and street puts children at risk in a fishtown neighborhood. not to worry it's batman to the rescue. no, not the actual super hero. >> just a long time fishtown resident who cares about his neighbors. our bruce gordon visited fishtown to see about the hole and came back with an even more interesting tail. he joins us tonight in the newsroom bruce. >> reporter: i see this all the time in philadelphia. utility work on street or sidewalk is completed and a gaping hole is left behind. a dangerous eye sore but captured the eye of a neighborhood bricklayer. batman logo is just a t-shirt but to some folks around here, brandon bray berry could be considered a super hero. he and his

. >>> mayor michael nutter and archbishop charles chaput are headed back to rome to put finishing touches on pope francis' visit to philadelphia. the two men and a delegation will spend june 22nd through the 25th in various meetings. making final preparation for september's world meeting of families and the papal visit. no word if they will meet with the pope. i will be in rome as the philadelphia delegation meets with vatican officials. my life reports begin june 22nd right here on cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> tonight the wrestling world is mourning the loss of a legend inside the ring. >> that story ahead for you plus could officers with the philadelphia parking authority soon have even more authority? the new proposal that would have them doing more than just hanging out parking tickets. and cutting out of the office early? why women may be judged more harshly than men for doing just that. kathy? >> in weather we're talking about heat building up from the south. temperatures soaring. our first heat wave of the season. it will be getting even hotter as a heat advisory goes into effect. >

announcements and conversations with all the members of the delegation including mayor michael nutter, the archbishop charles'll hear all of that and so much more throughout the day and evening in our continued coverage from rome. for now in rome, brian taff, channel6 "action news." >> and stay with us for continuing coverage as brian will have reports from rome all week long. you can also get updates on "action news"'s visit to the vatican and progress on the pope's visit to philadelphia in september by following our dedicated twitter account, 6abc pope. we'll be right back. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. hey nice game today. thanks. juicy fruit? sure i

north charles police officer michael slager caught on camera firing eight times as 50-year-old waltercott tried to run away on april 4th that. killing inflamed a national pee debate how black people are treated by white police officers officers. slager agree up in mt. laurel and graduated from lenape high school. >>> mckinney texas police officer has been placed on administrative leave after a controversial encounter with a group of teenagers. corporal eric casebolt was recorded throwing a 15-year-old girl to the ground and using his knees to pin her do you think he also showed cursing at the crowd and at one important he pull his weapon. all of this happened during a pool party that got out of hand. the mckenny police department is now investigating. >>> we're getting a look tonight at surveillance video of a bank robbery from montgomery county. take a look at it. authorities want your help to find this man who hit the bank of america branch on plymouth road in plymouth meeting last week. he actually fired a gun during that robbery. but no one was injured. police believe that same ma

michael porter, would you get off your but and fix the boston red sox? disgrace to harvard on both sides of the charlesel p.: i'm actually very close to the team and it didn't turn out the way we planned. tom: very good. [laughter] same thing with fifa, didn't turn out the way we plan. brendan: but when you look back to the world cup win, it is not just about soccer, it is about germany's plan to make better soccer players. 10 years ago they carried it out faithfully. the u.s. is following that plan. tom: you see how he just picks up when we talk soccer? vonnie: he does. tom: let's do a data check. currencies, commodities -- could literally do an hour data check there are so many subtleties this money. some real interest rate movements worldwide. we see that with the new zealand and korean rate cuts. those are surprises. vix, 13.22 after that bang of recovery in equities. the 30-year bond, 3.21%. the german yield at 1%. 10-year yield, 2.48%. really begin to show not a tantrum, but just the weight of an elevated yield environment. you heard the asset management make clear earlier that this is much and d

let me bring in the panel, charles ogletree kathleen parker michael eric dyson, newt beginning grish.hat did you learn from the supreme court this week? >> it was a good series of gingrich. what did you learn from the supreme court this week? >> it was a good series of decisions. this is not about left and right. the republicans have not turned conservative or liberal. this is about justice and equality. and i think those opinions show about justice and equality. i'm very happy with what was decided by the court today. >> speaker gingrich, i take it you aren't. >> i think they're two radically different kind of decisions. the obamacare decision which was probably a great boon to republicans because it allowed them to side-step, solve a 38-state decision. in obamacare it's almost impossible to read the law the way the court did it. it takes a grotesque avoidance of the language in the bill. in the case of the gay rights movement which goes back -- this is the 46th anniversary since stonewall riots. this has been a long evolution. most of the country has already migrated in the directio

i'm chuck todd joining me this morning is newt gingrich michael dyson, kathleen parker and charles ogletree. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. perhaps it was a bit of a hyperbole, but one writer said this is a week that historians will write books about. the president sang amazing grass as they buries the confederate battle flag. as americans came to look at three issues in a very different way in rapid order. the confederate flag aimed to be seen by most if not some as a reminder of hate. health care workers, and same sex marriage becoming the law of the land. president obama is celebrating the supreme courts health care decision with his chief of staff. friday night the white house was bathed in rainbow colors capping the most sweeping social transformation. >> there is a right to marriage equality. >> the progressive victories were led not from the top down but by a new generation of grass roots activists pressing their political leaders to keep up with the change. >> sometimes there are days like this when a slow steady effort is rewarded with justice. >> just

peter's square including archbishop charles chaput and mayor michael nutter. making final preparations for the pontiff's visit to the world meeting of families in september. >> it's an unparalleled experience. i look at philadelphia as being the birthplace of the american family, but the entire world is now looking at philadelphia and with the papal visit, it's tremendously exciting. to have this kind of opportunity to represent the bank and philadelphia is unparallel. >> also on the agenda the delegation is attending a luncheon for international media. the goal to promote philadelphia as a tourist destination all over the world. of course you can count on nbc10 for the latest developments and plans for the world meeting of families in september. chris cato will be in italy all week long with the delegation, bringing us live reports. >>> meanwhile, back to the weather. right now this downed tree along city avenue is bringing traffic to a single lane at 71st street in philadelphia's overbrook section. traffic signal was brought to the ground after last night's

archbishop charles chaput and mayor michael nutter will be among the business and civic leaders traveling to rome monday for final prep meetings ahead of the world meeting of families. nbc 10 will be with the delegation every step of the way. nbc 10's chris cato is on his way to the vatican right now. his live reports begin this weekend only here on nbc 10 news. >>> today nbc 10 is there as one of the newest nerve centers for amazon was unveiled. the sprawling new facility is located in robbinsville mercer county and has more than a million square feet. it has thousands of local people on the payroll. nbc 10's keith jones is live with more on the innovative technologies that are being put to use in the new facility. >> reporter: there are hundreds of robots some able to lift twice their weight but the biggest impact of this center, thousands of new jobs. thousands of products down 14 miles of conveyor zooming around 1.2 million square feet. sorted step by step job after job. >> when you push the buy button our systems know exactly which item to pick and how quickly to get it to you. >> re

michael eric dyson of georgetown university. and charles ogletree. welcome to sunday. it's meet the press. >>> good morning. perhaps it was a bit of hyperbole, but one writer said this is a week historians will write books about. a week when an african-american president sang amazing grace as the country buried the confederate battle flag. the left right ideological struggle strung in sharply in favor of progressives. as americans came to look at issues in rapid order. the confederate flag was seen by most as eye reminder of hate, not heritage. health care reform a right, not a privilege. same-sex marriage became a law of the land. it was a week that cemented president obama's legacy as well. here he is celebrating the supreme court health care decision with his chief of staff, denis mcdonough. on friday night, the white house was bathed in rainbow colors in honor of the marriage ruling capping the social transformation since the 1960s. >> >> there is a right to marriage equality. we have it. >> there is a right to marriage equality. >> usa! usa! >> the progressive led

you can see archbishop charles chaput and philadelphia's mayor michael nutter as pope greeted him duringheduled to meet pope francis and poptive was very warm and welcoming to the philly contingent and he posed there for a group shot nicely done. >>> here's more on our forecast. after these wicked storms rolled through this evening. >> beautiful day unfolding. i'm happy to report it is just a nice day n hint of wet weather on that area radar and it will stay that way all day to day. storm scan three you can see that satellite that things are emptying out in the atmosphere. retreat of the cloud back edge of the front that left us with all of this thunderstorm wind damage and everything else. some highs hit a comfortable 86 degrees. sixty-three tonight under generally clear sky. looking forward to the mid 80's on thursday. starting off innocently enough with sunshine but included will build and will see a sure or thunderstorm toward night fall, over to you. >> good morning everyone. if you are traveling right now or trying to travel on our area majors sun glare is just really adding extra

anti-regulation voice is dr patrick michaels, director of the center for the study of science at the cato institute. this libertarian think-tank was co-founded by charlesin 1974. today, koch and his brother david head koch industries one of the largest private companys in america. through their company and foundations they donate to politicians and issues surrounding the fossil fuel industry. >>> let's start really simply, does climate change exist? >> of course, climate change has existed since the earth got an atmosphere. >> is climate change manmade. >> some of it has a human cause, that's correct. >> but michaels is among a group of scientist cited by senator inhofe that believe the worsening climate change models are wrong. >> i would argue that every model that we have - i wouldn't argue, these are facts, okay. shows that if we drop our emissions to zero, we don't do anything really detectable over the course of 100 years. that's incontrovertible reality coming from our own environmental protection agency's models. >> that is the most irrelevant comment i have ever heard. >>> "techknow's crystal dilworth turned dr. burton richter, a nobel prize-w

michaels. a new shower near dunn kirk, huntington, benedict, charlotte hall, watching this tracking towards st. mary's and far eastern charlesounty. the heavy stuff we had is crossing the 301 bridge toward colonial beach, coming out of swan point, those areas. port royal, newland moving toward the south-southwest at about 20 miles an hour. you can see colonial beach here, up the road toward dahlgren, there's rain. the heavy stuff is mainly west and south of you. then on the eastern shore, friends in st. michaels about to get the rain, queenstown. easton, lighter showers there. this whole area is moving south- southwest. till man, 6:46. easton in the next few minutes, rain getting toward your doorstep. here in washington, look at all the sunshine. very nice evening here. temperature of 81, after hitting 85 for the high, believe it or not. 79 at dulles. winds are north at 13, gusts over 20, a breezy day. right now, we're down to 72 at the naval air station. we're holding on to 81 in dc. good-looking afternoon in the shenandoah valley with temperatures in the 70s to near 80. we've got a few 60s holding out in the highest elevat

michael curley. if you past 100 people in downtown boston, and asked them who charles sumner was, maybe 15 people could tell you. the vast majority could tell you who jack kennedy was, or paul revere or john hancock. brian: what about the south? mr. puleo: brooks is not honored in the south. people ask me how has the south come to terms. they know what he did was despicable and violent, but in general, the south does a better job of her memory and honoring its civil war history, which boston -- has great civil war history. the movie glory is about the massachusetts 54th, the first colored regiment, but for the most part, the history of the civil war in the south is better portrayed and better understood. brian: which one of these men would you rather have dinner with? mr. puleo: i would much rather have dinner with preston brooks, but my ideas are much closer to charles sumner. the infamous, who would you rather have a beer with? brooks. much more likable. i am working on another book that will be out next spring narrative history. i am very close to being able to talk about the topic, but i am very ex

she has told the family that when she dies, she wants to be buried with michael's purple heart. charles piper jr. charles was born november 21 1937. he was from durbin. he served in the navy on the u.s.s. robinson as a master chief boiler technician. charles was 34 years old when he died on august 30 1972. charles and his sister marian worked on nearby farms after their father died when they were children. marian says that charles was a good listener and always a good mentor to her son. when charles was 17 years old and had just graduated from castleton high school, he enlisted in the navy. he didn't like water but his cousin serving in the navy inspired him to join. charles made his navy service a career. he had about a year left in the navy before he planned to retire. his dream after retirement was to work for game and fish and live with his wife marie on their farm near kalispell montana. thomas welker. thomas was born february 23 1938 and made his home in my not with his wife frances. he served in the army's 101st airborne division. his unit was called the screaming eagles. thomas

charles: all right, you never make the shots that you don't take. that was actually the mot oef michael be incorporated for anyone that wants to be extraordinary. last night lebron james did come up short in latest attempt to win the nba championship. his play was so remarkable, the experts say he should vb mvp. the accolades don't take into account the shots he missed. the point is that you have to take the shots, sometime a lot of shots. now let's take our latest presidential candidate. donald trump missed a lot of shots, too. anybody remember the trump shuttle. 1989. he took it over, they had gold lavatory fixtures, out of business by 1992. what about the trump magazine, debuted in 1997 as a periodical for vip's. stopped going to press 18 months later. what about go trump.com. partnered with travelocity. the guy travels everywhere, attractive site, it stayed in business one year. trump casinos in atlantic city. you could have bought it two years ago for 20 million dollars. how about trump mortgage, debuted in 2006, put to bed a couple years later. trump wasn't interested in the busin

charles keating. so he is a veteran of these things he also has not liked the prosecutor said very much about this case. very little from him. >> appreciate it, thank you. from los angeles. michael, thank you, two convicted killer whose broke out of a new york prison are still on the run and authorities acknowledge they could be anywhere by now. the focus has turned to the possibility that someone helped with the daring break out. investigators are focusing on prison employees and contractors doing maintenance work to see who may have helped two convicting kill canners with their escane. this prison worker joyce mitchell was questioned as part of the probe. the escape is the first in the lynn con correctional facility 170 year history. >> we with do not know if they had access to a vehicle but we presume they may have had access to a vehicle. as well as they may have received assistance in their escape effort if for not other reason at least outside the secure perimeter of this facility. >> correction officials say no tools from inside the prison are missing raising the question if outside contractors helped out. what is certain is somehow david sweat and richard matt got their

philadelphia mayor michael nutter is in rome leading a special delegation ahead of the historic world meeting of families in september. the mayor, archbishop charles chaput and other leaders will go over the details of the pope's visit in september. the mayor will meet with his italian counterpart, the mayor of rome along with vatican city officials. the main focus is keeping the pope, who loves to mingle with the people, safe the entire time. while in rome mayor nutter is taking time to drum up support for tourism here in philadelphia. the mayor talked to a father and son who were visiting italy from france. the mayor told them about philadelphia and invited them for a visit. on wednesday, mayor nutter and the rest of the delegation will attend a special lunch designed to promote philadelphia as a destination globally. nbc 10's chris cato is at the vatican. look for his reports all week long. we will have an update coming up at 6:00. you can watch chris' reports on your smartphone or tablet by tapping on the nbc 10 news app. >>> in the meantime there are new leads in the manhunt for the two escaped prisoners. we will tell you how dna is providing

mayor michael nutter fresh off his trip to italy made a surprise appearance on independence mall last night to share in the celebration. but not everyone is happy about the ruling. archbishop charles chapup released this statement. quote, the supreme court's decision on marriage is not a surprise. the surprise will come as ordinary people begin to experience first hand and painfully the impact on everything they thought they knew about marriage family life our laws, and our social institutions. >>> now back to the stormy weather we told you about a few moments ago. with more rain headed our way this weekend, there are concerns about flooding. jesse gary is live in west conshohocken where one road is a big mess after the wet weather we had overnight. jesse? >> reporter: yeah. that wet weather has returned. right now it's starting to rain. we are standing on balligomingo here in west conshohocken. we're about a half mile up the road from where i'm standing is where the problem is. let's look at our video. this is a mudslide that was caused by heavy rain overnight. it's a portion of the hillside that's been cleared. and because of the clearing and the heavy rain that rain hit the mud

we have charles payne and austan goolsbee, economic advisor chairman. with us, sandra smith, anthony scaramucci and michaelget to you austin in terms of this jobs number. can you characterize what you're seeing. great to see you again, sir. characterize the jobs market for us? >> i think the expectation to me feels a little too positive. i think that the growth, has only been modest, i think jobs numbers will only be modest. maria: we know we had a horrible first quarter s that what is priced in at this point, charles payne? we said earlier that the expectations were for 225,000. people are not expecting gangbusters number, sandra. >> futures are lower heading into the report. we'll see when the number comes out. i grew up in the commodities trading floor in the bond market. everybody tells you what is happening. yields rising heading into the report that the market is anticipating a pretty optimistic jobs report. if it's a good report. then we'll potentially have fed raising rates sooner than later. >> 240. that is my number. what do you think, michael? >> 221.8. maria: in other words you don't care what

and out of style, look at these retailers, michael wars and coach getting downgrades, price target cuts under pressure, more "varney and company" coming up. charlesigh, they announced they may put themselves up for sale. another announcement from the president that the department of labor will propose extending overtime pay to 5 million workers, you are fired up about this. liz: the president wants to maintain the middle class salary. he basically saying we need to get back to the backbone of the middle-class salaries, things like overtime pay. what i find problematic is obamacare undercut middle-class wages by penalizing companies if they don't provide health insurance coverage if they have 50 more employees, if they don't provide coverage they have to pay mandate tax and some of is it pushing companies to move more toward a part-time work force? you won't see this in the president's pushed to make more overtime. charles: you arguing it is up. point. autonomy. >> double the cap at which you get over time, 23,000, those middle managers will lose some of the benefits because they don't get overtime. companies would be cutting those benefits and th