by the way, mr. wals told me in speaking to mr. gillpin that mr. gillpin thanked him for coming into the project because the project orig was meant to save money, time, expedite the process. that does not protect the people on the slope in that area. not just mar but the people below here. i know the planning commission would like to say that well, you know we'll let dbi take care of it. no, the law says you is to look at it and the law says you have clear and convincing evidence, that there is a serious serious serious problem. if you want to ignore that and [inaudible] to privilege and wealth. there is also [inaudible] i'm here to tell you that this is a dangerous situation. read the letters from mr. wallace and clark and [inaudible] they make it very clear t is a serious serious problem. all we want is to have the folks here deal in good faith, provide consultantss. i was wait frg a consultant to come 2 munts agoy and never showed up. a lot of misinformation here folks. a lot of misinformation and it makes me upset and i hope the city, the city

close to 20 percent of the retailer's 1.3 million workers across the united states wal- mart says its recent profits mrrkers last month to $9 an hour and the retailer said the increase will only help in the long term as workers will have more to spend the company also is blaming lower food prices and the job in international revenue for the profit slump was a quick break we will be back with more in just a minute here is a live look outside we have slow traffic in the seventh sale bridge the george is keeping an eye on the commute to the nub of it from him. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>james: and david letterman will host his final episode of the late show in 2013 became the law is running late night host in show business history than last april he made a shocking revealed that he is retiring produce on the show say he has about a plan for the last episode of the have not reveal many details that will not appear despite rumors fans can expect some clips of course of past of the cells and may be a surprise appearance or to will have to wait a terrific traffic jam i should say how she and italy and happened on monday the vid

their options are wal-mart, mcdonald's low wages minimal benefits, companies that are vehemently antiunion. mr. president, the sad truth of the matter is that we are in a race to the bottom. and not only have our trade agreements cost us millions of decent-paying jobs but they have depressed wages in this country because companies and virtually every major multinational corporation in this country has outsourced jobs shed millions of american jobs, what they say to workers is not if you don't like the cuts in health care, you teen like the cuts in wages we're going to go to china and we can hire people there for a buck an hour. sadly, mr. president the trans-pacific partnership agreement follows in the footsteps of these other disastrous free trade agreements that have forced american workers to compete against desperate and low-wage workers around the world. mr. president, over and over again -- and i have heard this so many times -- i heard it just on the floor this morning -- supporters of fast track have told us that unfettered free trade will increase american jobs and wages and will be j

mr. obama said most of the troops stationed there should be back home by the end of 2016. many veterans returning from tours have struggled to find work. one major retailer is trying to help. walsays it will guarantee a job offer to any u.s. veteran honorably discharged from active duty since 2013. the effort to hire veterans is working for small businesses as well. kimberly halkett spoke to the owner of the dog tag bakery in washington, d.c. >>> this army sergeant fought in iraq and afghanistan, and when we came back to the united states, he couldn't find a job. >> when i say i'm a veteran, they think of a ptsd veteran. >> reporter: despite a college degree, and a solid resume he was unable to find work in the corporate world, that's how scott wound up at the dog tag bakery. the name comes from the dog tags u.s. soldiers wear around their neck. replica tags hang from the ceiling to honor those who served. this father helped create the bakery. >> so i ran a small mail order bakery business up in maine and saw how the disabled persons loved to see product at the end of their day, and i thought that was it i would start a bakery. >> reporter: with the help of a business partner,

their options are wal-mart, mcdonald's low wages minimal benefits, companies that are vehemently antiunion. mr. president, the sad truth of the matter is that we are in a race to the bottom. and not only have our trade agreements cost us millions of decent-paying jobs but they have depressed wages in this country because companies and virtually every major multinational corporation in this country has outsourced jobs shed millions of american jobs, what they say to workers is not if you don't like the cuts in health care, you teen like the cuts in wages we're going to go to china and we can hire people there for a buck an hour. sadly, mr. president the trans-pacific partnership agreement follows in the footsteps of these other disastrous free trade agreements that have forced american workers to compete against desperate and low-wage workers around the world. mr. president, over and over again -- and i have heard this so many times -- i heard it just on the floor this morning -- supporters of fast track have told us that unfettered free trade will increase american jobs and wages and will be j

mr. president, we have the situation where one family in this country the walton family which owns wal-mart, that one family owns more wealth than the bottom 42% of the american people. mr. president, given the huge disparity of wealth and income, given the fact that millions of americans today are struggling to put food on the table given the fact that working families don't know how they can afford quality child care for their kids middle-class families don't know how they are able to send their kids to college the republican budget in virtually every instance moves us in exactly the wrong direction. mr. president, the united states of america sadly is the only major country on earth that does not guarantee health care to all people as a right something that i believe should occur. i think health care is a right not a privilege. today we have made some gains under the affordable care act. we have more people who have health insurance than was the case a number of years ago and that's a good thing. this is what the republican budget does. mr. president, the republican budget by ending the

. >> wal-mart has said they're sorry one of their trucks was involved in this accident. financial settlement aside, mr it's interesting, matt when i was on with you in august we spoke about that if you remember. that's when you called me ben, by the way, you can call me ben now, too. >> okay. >> we tracy and i both and the other clients who i also represent do feel that they did take full responsibility and i had told you then that it was my job to make sure that they did take full responsibility but i was very very surprised pleasantly surprised that wal-mart stepped up to the plate and they not only took full responsibility and did right by my clients and their families but they truly were upset that this happened and they apologized to me and asked me to apologize to my clients and i am internally grateful to a company that is so good and although so massive 2.4 employees should be proud to work for such a company. >> ben, it's nice to see you. i appreciate your time. tracy morgan will be our exclusive desk live on monday morning. >> i'm glad the legal process is behind him. let's us get a check of