they made a bill that will not ork. i cannot go home to kentucky and say i voted for this and i fixed it. they said all you did was perpetuate it. i am for immigration reform. i think my proposals would be bored to the liking of epublicans in the house. nobody came to me with any compromises. i cannot vote for a bill i did ot think would work. >> there are many inside and outside republican party who argue that if nothing is done to address immigration, the republican party is going to write off the whole hispanic vote and eventually wither. the other side of the argument is interesting. republicans who say if we pass comprehensive immigration reform we are going to destroy the party. you are going to have a generation of hispanic voters who are indebted to democrats. o they have a point? >> you can also look at it and say will democrats destroy their affinity of hispanic voters if they are unwilling to compromise? there are many republicans, i think a majority, if you are for expanding work visas to the 11 million that

nancy pelosi says it has liberated a lot of folks from having to ork and i think it's tragic. way that people can do their income is if the government wants bger deficits. the government doesn't make a real product that can sell and expand the volume of. so the only way that they can do it is exploiting the deficit. and i don't understand why people in washington find it hard. neil: eveone talks about the rich not paying enough than the 39.6 and that top isn't enough. and a lot of states have been raising their top rates. raising their top rates. >> i think that the mainstream and that is a really big problem to say that rich people should pay their fair share, sure they should. >> obviously it is not 50%. it has to go higher. it is always a pleasure,sir. >> it is good to see you as well. neil: wilbur ross out of florida. the president has decided to double down. >> america does not stand still and neither will live. neil: not only his attorney general is convinced that he is [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ cric

johh: we got an answer where they said that we have met with your representtives and we are orking towards will accommodate both you and your needs and your desire to bring health and nutritious food to the world. >> it is not afood desert. john: that is what they call it. michelle oma talks about it. >> ty have more vacant lots in any part of the city and they decided that they wanted this parcel of land. john: what is this about? >> it's about seizing the land for future development. john: cronies helping other cronies? >> they could be. john: coming up, our next guest wi defend nepotism. he will defend these privileged brats. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommened gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a prottive barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. it's not the "juggle a bunch of rotating categories" card. it's not the "sign up for rewards each quarter" card. it's the no-games, no-messing-'round, no-earning-limit-having, do-i-look-like-i'm-joking, turbo-boosti

into yen carry through orkness or euro strength dollar-yen? i think we should look at yen weakness and decay strength -- nikkei strength. we wonder what the japanese investors will be doing. dollar-yen, long and domestic investors have not followed suit yet. it seems to be that they're waiting for some sort of clarification and neighbor -- and maybe later, they will start to increase the risk in their purple wheels. at the moment, the domestic investor, it is a slightly stale story from last year. we need more action. , we don't about gold gold when things are looking better. $1341 is where we trade on the cash market. you think that we will sell at a base level of $1200-1200 $50. why do you like gold? we are not looking at qe4 a support for gold. >> we are looking for a correction down from $1900 to 1200 because holders have been dumping gold. asian investors have been buying a lot of fiscal gold. china in particular has continued to buy from india despite import control. we think that agent was general emerging-market demand continues. that

we've spent a lot of time orking to lower costs. we have a wonderful relationship with olathe, kansas and we're moving people out of higher-cost cities to lower-cost cities and some off shore as well. when you do that, you keep the older people in the jobs until we are ready to make a smooth transition. part of this is nothing more than what is going on with the dual jobs in parallel. we're loorking to be able to empower our people more so they don't have eight or nine levels below me, so we're going to delayer some. to make sure that our employs when they deal with customers in particular are empowered and don't have many places to go to get a decision because that's what our clients want. they want an innovative, empowered culture of a.i.g. that's where they've been and we want people to be comfortable that they can get a decision from the first person they come into contact it. >> when you talk about delayering, in what units do you see that happening most at a.i.g.? >> we're looking across the company, asking people to give some

they're saying you can't be a champion of the everyday guy, the everyday woman and then ork with walmarth is known for foreign holdings, for buying chinese products more so than american products, for having severe labor problems, for cruelty to animals. a big controversy about walmart and pigs in their paerkt farms. environmental abuse, labor pricing. i mean, anything you can think of when it comes to work, walmart is at the center of it. not a good look. >> mel. come on. walmart's at the walmart is also a kwp where if you listen to management team. 75% of those management teams came from entry-level folks that started there. walmart is the kind of place that if you want to work hard you can climb the ladder and have the kind of job where you'll make 50 to $100,000. >> not true. >> nobody's complaining about -- 85% of apple's vendors are overseas. >> the average walmart worker makes $17,0 makes $17,500. >> if you don't like it don't shop there, mark. j.c. penney is practically going out of business because people don't like it. i get so sick and tired of people attacking companies that

times" we broke the story first, youiewersa the home, thiss ork you watch to get it first, fewer soldiers labels,hat sums up where financial priorities lie in washington these days, president moving back to roll troop levels to where they were before world war ii, yet celal kating millions, we super sizepending on almost everything else. first on military matter, good thing in bad thing? >> remember ronald reaga strategy of the peace through strength. so you have to say, one of the prime responsibilities of the federal government is to safeguard our security and our freedoms. the way you do that, you say to yourself, w are the problems out there, and how are they evolving in to the future? and what do we need to deal with them effectively. taking advantage of opportunities. then you build our milary capacity based on that strategy. you don't go at it the other way, say we only he a nicl now, what can you do with that nickel. you have to fightor the strategy. neil: do you believe as president ds or at least defense department now seems to, that we don't need this membership soldiers becau

people that work at law firms, the young legals that ork these hours each week in hope that, you knoweir stripes. is this analogous to back were very different? >> it is actually similar beuse there a lot of people to go to charity events for their work and are not compensated for that. and i'm not sure that these folks, i'm not sure that they agree with that. neil: because here is the thing. what you just said was a perfect example. i took a job as a summer associate for a law firm to get exposure ando meet the partners so at they would see how great i was an offer me a job, which they did. but i got the perks, but that didn't men that they didn't have to pay the minimum wage. because you can make that argument for any job. there are always going to be incidental perks. neil: but when you pay by this hour, the straight salary and he put in an 80 hour work week, there is a difference. >> yes, there is. with an hourly job. that is the argument that these girls are going to make. and ty ended up paying him so much more money tha if they had just complied with the laws and paid these gir

fargo orks you'll feel it today. minneapolis in the teens. still a decent weather day. this is the last day. temperatures fall as you head through the day tomorrow. light snow from chicago back through des moines. the big story again is going the on be the cold air. the arctic plunge that happens as we move through next week. look at these temperatures. the weekend, not bad in philly. boston, 50s and 40s. new york, high today fear 50. 30s next week. normal high is low 40s. from above average to below average as you move into next week. this winter storm we're tracking, again, will be the big story moving forward. that's a check of weather across america. >> all right. there's your local weather. more, of course , on this big polar plunge. i would like some of those matt gutman hats for next week. >> i don't think he thinks we'll follow through. next time, you'll be wearing that. >> it will never be cold enough for me to wear one of those hats. ever, ever. >> never say never. >> i'm saying never. >> tune in next week. >>> coming up here on "gma," the jailhouse tapes. for

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ork hard to make sure we have that opportunity. that's move on. >> i want to make sure it is clear that if senator paul's amendment is offered -- i know there is a process here. we could object to the ruling of the chair. ruling, thento the i am going to make it very clear that we are going to have a very simple amendment to echo the issues that i hear from alaskan gun owners every single day. that is on this issue of the parking lot. that is what the presentation was a week ago by senator paul as the issue. that is what we should hone in on. that was the court case he talked about. the court case is very clear. to make this very clear because i think that is your point. i recognize you want to move on but in some ways, why not just deal with this year? we will draft up something very quickly. if your amendment passes, whatever. it goes forward. if it doesn't pass, we have a second amendment. hopefully that will pass and we will get part of this issue resolved. i think we had a good discussion here. i know not everybody is happy wi

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if someone is willing to go to ork every day, and every week, and every month, provide essential goods and services for the rest of us and this nation, they're entitled to a wage that will allow them to live with a modicum of comfort and dignity. that's what this is all about. so mr. speaker, let us vote on this issue. you know, you know what the outcome will be. we will increase the minimum wage if we're given an opportunity to vote on it here in this house. i know there are plenty of republicans and democrats who will vote to do that. let's restore democracy to this institution. let's allow this matter to be brought before the house. let's have a vote on it. let's give america a pay raise, now. it's desperately needed. thank you, mr. pocan, mr. speaker, members of the house. mr. pocan: thank you, mr. nolan. i think what you're referring to is exactly what the democrats are doing this week. we are initiating a discharge petition. we need to get 218 members of this house to sign that to force a vote. the house leadership has refused to have us have a vote on giving america a pay raise.

in math and science is a tough place to be, and there's not one job in our factories that you could ork at that isn't automated need some basic analytical skills, and we have fallen way behind. our focus on stem is important. that is where the ge foundation spends most of its money. and try toge towns change the curriculum of education and focus on math and science in education. we believe in high standards. it's a little bit controversial on common core, but we believe in high standards as we look at what we do. i stand with the business roundtable on that activity. community colleges. if i go to a state and a governor can describe how many welders they prepare every year, that's a good thing. that means you can step into a manufacturing base that is incredibly ready and important. from thee retiring, standpoint of the oil and gas industry and other industries. you have a real vacuum. community colleges do that. we partner with local community colleges that are training people during the day. for four hoursol and ge for four hours. sayou as a governor can this is my community college p

in math and science is a tough place to be, and there's not one job in our factories that you could ork at that isn't automated need some basic analytical skills, and we have fallen way behind. our focus on stem is important. that is where the ge foundation spends most of its money. and try toge towns change the curriculum of education and focus on math and science in education. we believe in high standards. it's a little bit controversial on common core, but we believe in high standards as we look at what we do. i stand with the business roundtable on that activity. community colleges. if i go to a state and a governor can describe how many welders they prepare every year, that's a good thing. that means you can step into a manufacturing base that is incredibly ready and important. from thee retiring, standpoint of the oil and gas industry and other industries. you have a real vacuum. community colleges do that. we partner with local community colleges that are training people during the day. for four hoursol and ge for four hours. sayou as a governor can this is my community college p

on average, they were out of ork for 18 months. today she says they are some of her best employees. greg is here today. greg has been working in sales for 30 years when he lost a job in december 2011 for the first time in his life, found himself struggling to capitalize on decades of work experience. after months of pounding the pavement, is on implement insurance ran out, and began, as erick described, darted to feel hopeless and useless. then last year he got hooked up with a program called skills for chicagoland's future, thanks to the work of our secretary of commerce and my former chief of staff rahm emanuel, and so this intermediary trains greg with the skills they need to be employed in a local company. two weeks later, he was back on the job helping people get signed up for health insurance they need. he said it made him feel relevant again, like i have something to offer. so today, more than 80 of the nations largest businesses, over 200 medium and small sized businesses, are now making their commitment to set best practices like greg and misty and erick, can access, and fe

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strong ork is not else what's app would never have gotten that many users. >> you look at one of theargest messaging platforms in it is a messaging platform. it centered around one thing, in that case, messaging, but there are games and stickers. >> that has got to be worth at least 25. >> it is hard to understand in the same context. they are used primarily in china. but the platform is great. class that is a good point. the company does not have a big presence in china. hast is because we chat been so completely dominant. >> thank you so much. calling this valuation ridiculous. class we get zuckerberg's first real big dealmaker status. he can have somebody over a few times for dinner and could pay him $20 billion. qwest bid to have you here. coming up next, we will get to new developments coming out of the ukraine. the crisis is ongoing. the death toll continues to rise. you're looking at live pictures. just 24 hours ago. ♪ escalated today according to the health ministry. the death toll has risen to 75 millions of -- 75 my people. the u.s. is still considering a range of options f

it's obviously difficult to say that to the end, but i think we're making good progress and orking throughjust to give some context. u.b.s. over the tax issues back in 2009, paid out nearly $800 million in terms of penalties. the wealth management business saw some funds and compensation was cut overall at the bank by 8% and on the investment banking side, a little bit of a nip and tuck if you're an investment banker, 10% drop in comp. back to you from a sunny zurich. >> sunny but cold. >> yeah, sunny but cold. you got to be on the right side of that lake, and manus is always on the right side. >> i'm being protected from the sun as we speak. >> right, yeah. just make sure you carry on. got to have a good producer. >> now, sony issued a profit warning today. it's forecasting a surprise $1 billion loss, and it's also announced a huge restructuring. here with more is caroline hyde. clearly the turnaround that investors wanted is not working, so they have to go the extra mile. >> they do. i mean, dramatic statement today, $1.1 billion loss equivalent coming for the full year. that's being ann

fund ork tax payers to subsidize it.you can participate at facebook.com/cspan or send us a tweet. >> i was in a car wreck that i wrote about extensively in my book. the whole time i was in the , i was praying that the other person in the car would be ok. wasother person in the car one of my best friends. i did not know. i did not recognize that at the site of the crash. overnk because i prayed and over and over for him to be ok and then he wasn't, i thought, well nobody listened. god was not listening. my prayer was not answered. timet through a very long of not believing and not believing that prayers could be answered. it took me a long time and a lot of growing up to come back to faith. >> laura bush, tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span3, also on c-span radio and c-span.org. watch our recent interview with her in dallas at 10:30. a look at house republican ideas at immigration legislation. this is from today's washington journal. host: we are joined at the desk by fawn johnson to dive deeper into the migratio

in new ork we are dealing with freezing rain and it is not over yet.eteorologist janice dean is in the weather center, we are not out of the woods. >> the evolution of the storm as it moved across the midwest, some oyster across the gulf of mexico now moving in towards the northeast, some really good snow totals across kansas, 15 inches. a lot of areas got a foot in parts of missouri, indiana, illinois, iowa getting 6 inches. there is the storm, that wintery mix along the coast, interior sections dealing with a snow event and we did get one to three inches on top of what we have seen and certainly close to two feet. anything on the ground that is moisture is going to freeze tonight and it is going to remain frozen for the next couple days so your lows to new york city 17, philadelphia 22, that will make driving treacherous tomorrow morning. keep that in mind. along the northeast dealing with lows in a single digits and teams in the 20s heading into friday. we will not get above freezing. then we watch this storm system. a couple things with this. this

president joe biden to my cabinet members who are here and members of the administration who do such great ork my fellow hawaiiian, i should tell you my surfing is not that good but my buddy's surfing is pretty good. dta radge shaw who is just such an incredible young leader and is out there every day. i could not be more proud of his outstanding leadership. [applause] it's a good reminder of the dedicated public survants that i have the chance to interact with every single day. they do great work. don't always get a lot of credit. sometimes get the criticism that you do when you are in public life. rodge is an extraordinary representative for our country. he always makes me feel like an underachiever whenever i listen to him. i'm thinking should have been rking harder and not slouching. [laughter] deal jones and everyone else who --dale jones and everyone else who worked on this breck fast, thank you. i'm thrilled to be joined by my extraordinary wife and she does a great job every day keeping me in line. [applause] . >> just two other thank you, to our men and women in uniform. we pray for t

of snowfall in portland oregon and this is associated with weather that will work eastward so we see orkne, and also the most likely and the two y storm systems stay separate. and however, if the two systems wever, i merge, it could mean the potential for a big system on off to the eastaccumulations, and we are his just 41 days away from the start of spring in case you were he wondering. >> thank you. >>> in sochi, russia deputy prime minister guarantees the it olympics will be safe. they point to evidence that someide way smuggle things in tooth paste tubes. >>> president obama will not attend the opening ceremony at the olympics and this morning he stressed america's commitment to religious freedom. >> history shows that nations that uphold the rights of their people, including the freedom of religion, are ultimately more just and peaceful and success successful, and nations that do not uphold these rights sew the needs of -- >>> and a famous race at new a york's empire state building but you probably have never seen it run like this. >> on your marks! tha >> that's one of our producer

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one of the reasons that bob's ork is so important and important for many reasons, but he helps us diagnosis the things in go beyond the material this conversation. we have had too much of the aterialistic conversation for the last half century. we need to go deeper and the challenges are deeper. it's a lot of social capital and relational capital nd the organizations that are working with bob are ones that re building relationships, they're meeting individuals at a relational level and helping them. the way thatranted social capital has represented -- helped us where we are today. so many americans don't have that luxury. give that and that's an opportunity all of us need to be various spheres of society and not just public policy. >> star parker. you.hank back to the question of wage loss. i'm wondering this gentleman's the high we have ground now on school choice and thanks to cleveland and the in 2003 ourt decision we are winning that. ut wage is a challenge because workers are challenged as you have suggested. wondering if the president is having now $10.10 we about could look at these

in math and science is a tough place to be, and there's not one job in our factories that you could ork at that isn't automated need some basic analytical skills, and we have fallen way behind. our focus on stem is important. that is where the ge foundation spends most of its money. and try toge towns change the curriculum of education and focus on math and science in education. we believe in high standards. it's a little bit controversial on common core, but we believe in high standards as we look at what we do. i stand with the business roundtable on that activity. community colleges. if i go to a state and a governor can describe how many welders they prepare every year, that's a good thing. that means you can step into a manufacturing base that is incredibly ready and important. from thee retiring, standpoint of the oil and gas industry and other industries. you have a real vacuum. community colleges do that. we partner with local community colleges that are training people during the day. for four hoursol and ge for four hours. sayou as a governor can this is my community college p

we have to put folks to ork. one of the most difficult things about the financial crisis was the housing bubble bursting. construction workers were hammered harder than just about anybody. while we have cut the unemployment rate for construction workers almost in half since 2010, too many are still looking for jobs at a time when we have got so much that we ould put them to work on rebuilding. we have got ports that aren't ready for the next generation of supertankers. we have more than 100,000 bridges that are old enough to qualify for medicare. everybody knows -- and nobody knows better than minnesota, when we go through a winter like this, roads are racked, full of potholes all across the country. other countries are not waiting to rebuild their infrastructure. they are trying to help build us today so they can outcompete us tomorrow. as a percentage of gdp, countries like china and germany are spending about twice what we are spending in order to build infrastructure, because they know that if they have the f

changed. esays i believe we need to move to a system of contract dispute resolution that prohibits orkstop ages with binding arby -- work stoppages with binding arbitration. they plan to have five nighttime meetings between tonight and june on the first thursday of each month. they hope the public turns out. tonight's board meeting begins at 5:00 p.m. at the kaiser center in oakland. we're live in rockridge, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a workshop tonight in fremont to educate people about the use and instammation of home video surveillance cameras has proven to be extremely popular. police departments are increasingly using images from home surveillance cameras to help them identify and arrest criminals. this is an example of surveillance video of a home burglary in fremont in december that led to an arrest. the police department says so many people signed up for the workshop they had to move it to a larger space and they don't have room for any more people. >>> two very brave and gutsy convenience store workers in richmond turned the tables on an armed robber. it was all ca

in fact you are orks trade deficit with korea increased 56% since 2011 which was the year before the trade agreement took effect and without question this certainly hurts american manufacturers and american workers. congress i believe can't ignore the impact of trade pacts on our free trade. i oppose fast track authority unless that agreement includes very strong enforceable mechanisms or currency manipulation. i have serious concerns that china is included while maintaining the most closed auto market. the yen recently hate five-year low against the dollar and today's monetary policy report notes that the dollar has appreciated sharply against the yen since october. it's estimated that the recent fall in the yen puts roughly a $2,000 per export vehicle into the pockets of japan's automakers. now, i don't need to tell you every country has a right to have -- conduct sound monetary policy, but it is increasingly interconnected global policy, facilitating the direct manipulation of currency i believe cannot tolerated and white's argued the policies are not direct intervention, i believ

it really will get us to this question about transparency and competition and consumer-based .ork i'm delighted to have that conversation. you have to look at all three streams. they are very different interactions. >> i would just add -- a second.hang on just we will start and i will come to you. >> thank you. the gate, we had all of the carriers in the commercial market on the individual and the small group side. one of our carriers, we are the only jurisdiction where they are participating both in a small group exchange and the individual marketplace. we were very pleased early on. we built a carrier portal to .ake it as easy as possible we have a lot of testing with the carriers. we worked very closely with each of them. each company is in a different place when it comes to how sophisticated their i.t. side is. the years different insurers have invested different amounts into their i.t. we are realistic, pragmatic. tell us where you are. we will work with each of you in a different way. that is what we did. we have an excellent relationship with all of our carriers. i have to than

he is a catholic guy from .orking-class he is easier to identify with.he only thing that has kept me democratic so long is the support of the unions. "the detroit free press" writing about the situation in tennessee -- jeff in south carolina, good morning. what i would like to see is someone who has ran a business and is a good economic person, someone who can move the country forward. that is something we haven't seen in a long time. i think that would be great for the country for someone to step in. we are in a real bad shape. host: who was that person? caller: i think it is going to have to be a really strong business person who has moved up through -- somebody who has worked in a mailroom and work their way up. is there somebody specific in mind you are thinking about? the way that we are now with people, i would like to see somebody new common. i can't say democrat or republican. caller: i think joe biden biden would be a wonderful president. i think resident obama is brilliant. i think this country needs to vote for people who have ,ntelligence and

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news media figures ofe jeff zucker, president cnn, and enjoy brinson, executive editor of 'the new y orkes.'" also, the 2 presidents talk to during this trip about nsa surveillance. attending the dinner was keith alexander of the national security agency, along with dr. clapper, who heads the national intelligence agency, martin dempsey, and other national security officials last night's dinner. ron in a new hampshire, democratic caller. caller: how is everybody today? host: doing fine, ron. caller: i would like to applaud john boehner for passing a clean debt ceiling yesterday. maybe we can get onto other things, other pressing things that need to be dealt with, without getting downgraded yet again. though, id that, would also like to say that i am a little tired of the republicans and republican leadership talking about reducing the debt when they put currentlyebt we have on the books, under republican leadership. at leastbama's debt, half of his current debt that he is put on the books since he has been in office, he has used to try to fix what the republicans broke back before 2007.