mr. hester. >> i'm tired of. the let's go get him. where is our justice. we are law abiding citizens. >> victims are saying enough is enough what do you say to them. >> i agree they were ranked. they have suffered enough. and this man has not perform as he should have while on probation. you have been given chances. >> reporter: chances, in a system these victims say is broken. >> what are you teaching the kids, go out there and do anything you feel like doing because all you got to do is play the game, and nothing happens to you. that is what you are teaching them. >> reporter: now the the warrant for hester's arrest requires he be held without bail until he is brought back in front of the judge allen jackson. for the iteam i'm charlotte hoffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we can understand frustration there. >>> on this first day of may low wage work are make their voices heard as they call for an increase in the minimum wage. >> unaudible. >> a demonstrators marched from the mcdonald's on 40th and walnut to clark park in west philadelphia. rallying,

mr. hester was a high school teacher and coach from 1965 to 1981. then going on to become a public official has speaker of the house. >> as. >> as far as you were looking these of this raises questions. what questions does raising your mind? >> it raises questions about who this person is what is alleged to have gone on how this arrangement came to be between the two. you know, there are also questions about the conduct of the unnamed person. people are asking why they have not been charged with extortion. has extortion. had this person been declaring this income on their tax returns'. things like that. we could probably go on but those are the ones at the top of our mind. >> you hinted at this, but what are the options now? >> he will be arraigned in chicago at a date that last i checked is not been set. he will come in and be arraigned. be talking with his lawyers, i'm sure. he could plead guilty to these charges or he could take it to trial. if you were to take it to trial than that could be potentially embarrassing to the former speaker. clearly

mr. president, we want to add two more cosponsors today, senator hester and senator markey, and that brings us to a total of 35 cosponsors on this very important and common sense and amendment outlining the importance of the biggest 21st century trade barrier, and that is currency manipulation. i want to thank everyone who is joining together to cosponsor this. i also know there is a tremendous amount of energy going on to defeat this amendment going on in this last day and a lot of amendments -- comments made on the floor, and i want to first of all say that -- in response to comments from someone i have great respect for, the senator from tennessee who has an incredibly report and -- incredibly important role on policy issues, i would caution that we would call support for manufacturing, whether it would be auto or others, or supply trains, or manufacturing when we talk about protecting american jobs, i would point to the fact that there is a very important company of coal in tennessee that just received advanced technology vehicle loans and i was proud to offer -- author that bill. they