jeffrey myron is a economist at harvard yurt and the university and the cato institute, the government should stay out of it he joins us now from washington. good to see you jeffrey. >>> my pleasure. >> be do you think this is something the government should be involved in? allows women to be the contributorrors tocontributors to the work force. >> i guess would i start by disagreeing a bit about whether the private sector has done something reasonable. much longer than 12 weeks of unpaid leave or many cases paid leave. my own employer harvard university gives maternity and paternity benefits to faculty and administrative staff that are substantially longer than 12 weeks required. so you describe in your intro that the law in the united states doesn't mandate more than the 12 weeks. but that doesn't mean that's all that's happening. lots of employers especially bigger employers are already doing substantially more. >> lots of people pay more than the minimum wage and clearly lots don't. those who do not allow womenfully reasonable amount of leave -- any reasonable amount of leave. thos

and myron, you remember that very well. and then we beat, we won that one. and then the same thing in 2005. now it's interesting. we won those elections. among those races. but no one would join me down on the floor. it was lonely down there at that time. and so since that time, we've had a lot of veterans in the house get involved. we had markey and waxman and all of that. so and right now i belong to the most exclusive club in washington it's called united states senators who are not running for president. the, with the exception of lindsey graham they're all on our side on this issue. now this whole thing should have been over in with climate gate, and i'm going to go back and refresh your memory on that. these parties that they have, the u.n. puts up, are every december, and the one that was in copenhagen, obama went over, nancy pelosi john kerry, barbara boxer, and hillary clinton, all five of them went over to tell the 192 countries that we're going to pass legislation that was cap and trade legislation. then i went over as one-man truth squad, and it

and myron, you remember that very well. and then we beat, we won that one. and then the same thing in 2005. now it's interesting. we won those elections. among those races. but no one would join me down on the floor. it was lonely down there at that time. and so since that time, we've had a lot of veterans in the house get involved. we had markey and waxman and all of that. so and right now i belong to the most exclusive club in washington it's called united states senators who are not running for president. the, with the exception of lindsey graham they're all on our side on this issue. now this whole thing should have been over in with climate gate, and i'm going to go back and refresh your memory on that. these parties that they have, the u.n. puts up, are every december, and the one that was in copenhagen, obama went over, nancy pelosi john kerry, barbara boxer, and hillary clinton, all five of them went over to tell the 192 countries that we're going to pass legislation that was cap and trade legislation. then i went over as one-man truth squad, and it

myron thompson 59 she was teaching the bible study held each wednesday when the gunman opened fire.e really feel it's important to make sure you understand these were not just nine names, nine victims, nine statist incompetents they are people that were loved, missed and mourned. tywanza sanders friend is going to be here later on. he was known as a peacemaker. he was known to have said to have one last act of bravery, threw himself in front of the gunman's gun and took fire instead of one of the people there at the bible study. another prayer vigil is going to be held for the victims tonight at 6:00 p.m. it's been amazing to see the amount of people coming by here to help the city heal to mourn alongside them. that's going to be held at a local college down the road from here 6:00 p.m. tonight. i'm sure there's going to be a lot of people in attendance. over to you. >> michaela every single story we hear about every one of these nine people makes them each individually sound impressive. thank you for helping us understand that this morning. here with me now is al cannon the charles

. >>> myron thompson, 59, the wife of reverend anthony thompson, a nearby church in charleston. >>> a mom to three children, a speech pathologist and coach for a girl's track team outside charleston. >>> susie jackson was 87, at church with her sister who also died at the scene who was 70 years old. finally, reverend pinckney, the pastor, first ordained at age 18 and was elected to the south carolina house of representatives just five years later. age 27, he became the youngest member of the state senate. his seat in that chamber covered in black, a cloth of mourning today. pinckney described by a colleague as the moral conscience of the state senate helped build support for a bill mandating body cameras for his officer. last month he delivered an impassioned speech on the senate floor. >> when we were able to see the video, and we were able to see the gunshots, and when we saw him fall to the ground and when we saw the police officer come and handcuff him on the ground, without even trying to resuscitate him, without even seeing if he was really alive, without calling an ambulance, w

at 2:00 3:00 we do have winds coming in at about 15 to may 20 myron, then this evening cools off nicely once again with mostly clear skies. we're in for a major warming trent into the next couple days. here's why. high pressure is moving in. it causes sinking air, as it sinks it warms. and it's bringing in more of a northerly wind flow. with the next couple days sitting right on top of us our temperatures will be heating up to the 80s, 90s. i wouldn't be surprised if we did hit triple digits by saturday expect a high of 89 in morgan hill over the next couple days it will be hotter. redwood city 80 degrees. in san francisco, 86 degrees for the north bay, napa 85 degrees that will help dry out those grapes and fremont today reaching 83 and some 90s for parts of the tri-valley. tomorrow once again we're expecting very hot temperatures. livermore could reach 98 degrees, and the record is 102. we will get very close or may set new records over the next couple days. the forecast is for 94 but the record 98 degrees. san jose record 91 record 99. it will be hot. we'll have to watch those number

rich was engaged and myron was going to be his best friend. keith nolan wrote including the details of the day that rich and myron died. they were in a foxhole together, ran for safety and they were both shot in the back and killed. dennis bullinger was assigned to escort rich's body home. his family knew rich's family. dennis continues to serve our state and my community of mandan as the current mandan chief of police. rich's brother marvin says he's grateful to rich's squad leader who came from texas -- who contacted him from texas and shared memories and photos of rich during his time in vietnam. larry jacobson, larry was from norma. he was born march 15, 1949. he served in the army's first aviation brigade. larry was 21 years old when he died august 26, 1970. he was the youngest of six children and grew up on his family's farm near norma. he attended grade school in norma and high school in kenyer. his best friend in high school craig livingstons remembers larry as a shy person. larry's oldest brother remembers the week he was killed in vi

jackson's cousin died alongside leaving behind a huge family including four great grandchildren and myrons alive when rescuers and first responders reached this horrific scene on wednesday. however, he died later at the hospital in surgery. joining me now is the reverend joseph darby of african methodist episcopal church. what goes through your head talking about tonight's vigil? what goes through your head trying to make sense of what happened here? >> it's a part of healing process. i think the healing process is multifa multifaceted. part of that is ongoing effort and advocacy to make sure that the climate changes that allows that allows this kind of things. >> we're waiting for the arraignment hearing to happen for dylann roof, the alleged suspect in all of this the man 21 years old, confessed to doing this. talk to us about the climate. how does charleston south carolina how does the country move forward when we know through his own admission and witness admission that he wanted to create some type of civil war discourse. >> i think what we do really hope that what this does is give

myron, you are next. an independent. caller: yes, hello, greta and representative. representative tonko? guest: yes, it is. good morning. caller: i like hearing from you. guest: thank you. caller: we have problems down here in arkansas. they are going to increase our electricity bill by 13% next year since we had an all republican legislature, both houses are all republican majority now. the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general dogcatcher, everybody. [laughter] i mean, it is bad. they put pressure on, what do they call it, the regulatory agencies that are supposed to regulate the energy people, like entergy is the big one down here. so they said well, we are going to give them a break for the big corporations, but all the little people and small companies are going to get 13% increase next year. host: congressman, i'm sure you are familiar with that. guest: i actually began my work career, my work life, as a member working as an engineer within the construct of the public service commission in new york. which was all about fighting for the people's needs