people even those who've graduated from college are struggling to get the most basic employment as paulie boy call now reports. have been trying for a while now pretty much every day just coming seabees the rounds going on the computer for a couple of hours a day trying to get anything because i want a job because i want to be able to you know i'm earning this money which you know no one does kind of knock me down every time i kind of go and think i really would actually like to do this and i've got this interview and. i got a mile or a phone call saying this i have a job. it's madonna go and see like some places my c.v. probably hasn't actually been seeing if i'm going to get someone for a job that they know ten times but they're going to give it to the to me very soon jennifer nish the college paper six months ago she's one of almost a million meet in the u.k. not in employment education or training i kind of always you know be difficult but i didn't merely think i would be out of work to slow the opposition labor party says the number of jobless young people has almost tripled since th

under that logic they can bomb the whole of damascus and say it was about hezbollah and speaking to pauli's point about. possible arms supplies the strikes come days after the us defense secretary said washington is rethinking its position on or mean the rebels for the past two years leave misprision has been reluctant to arm the syrian rebels directly due to persistent reports of radicalization of n.p.r. south forces these fighters want westerners and they want heavy weapons now the defense secretary did also say he personally has not decided whether it would be wise to provide weapons to the rebels or he said he restriction is looking at a range of options at the moment as you can see there is nothing definitive in the administration's remarks at this stage but is put together at the expense of the events of this week which now include these really strikes may have created a certain momentum and this kind of momentum could actually bolster the forces on the ground in resulted in more violence in a country where it's already devastated. she's probably blanco and again it should count joini

british military campaigns in muslim countries and also has pointed boyko joins us now live from london paulie so what's the latest from the investigation. well one of the attackers has so far been identified on internet forums and in the twitter sphere as a michael. he's thought to be a british citizen of nigerian descent now just to clarify his identity hasn't been formally released yet but he and the other suspects are both thought to have converted to a radical form of islam and so far they're not thought to have any links to any large terrorist cells such as al qaida or any terrorist organizations in nigeria now there have been a number of reports suggesting that these two individuals may have been on the radar of the intelligence services but that hasn't been confirmed yet david cameron was just speaking outside downing street about what took place and he's a good knowledge to these reports but he hasn't been able to confirm or deny this because of the investigation still under way now scotland yard has confirmed that the man killed yesterday was a twenty year old serving british army of

british foreign secretary william hague's after application to keep some evidence secret well our teeth pauly boyko has more. we know that the inquest has already been massively delayed from both sides and. being very slow to provide evidence from the russian side and from the british side but what's happened now is that there's been a real spanner have been thrown in the what's because william hague the british foreign minister very recently applied to keep any evidence related to the involvement the alleged involvement of the russian government and any involvement of the british authorities or how they may have prevented alexander litvinenko his death well he's applied to keep all that information secret and the coroner has had to reluctantly graunt that request he's proposing a secret public inquiry which would allow for the inquiry to go ahead but behind closed doors now quite a few people have very surprised that this ton of events because the british government has been requesting the extradition of a russian deputy called andre lugovoy for the mud of alexander litvinenko for quite some

i don't know all the individual details of the other ones, and we're not so pauly anna's that we thinkwill save every life, but the mass shootings are not really the largest number of deaths and collateral damage by gunshots. we just garner the most attention. so a lot of the individual shootings would certainly have been helped by background checks. we can't judge a negative. we don't know how many people were caught by background checks. so i think that we have tried it one way. we gave up that background check on unlicensed dealers when that law was first put into place to get it to pass, not realizing how many guns would have been purchased without going through a licensed dealer. it's time to make that loophole closed and to see how much we can do to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. >> thank you. the nra meets for the 142nd time. thank you so much for speaking with us. >> thank you for having me. >> we'll be back. i had some lebanese food for lunch. i love the lebanese. i... i'm not sure. enough of the formalities... lets get started shall we? jimmy how happy are fo

this is pauly. >> host: yes, you're on the air. go ahead. >> caller: i want to ask a couple questions. how many companies have offered jobs to china in the last ten years coming and what you think about the fact that the states are changing and borrow money from china. it just seems ridiculous. thank you for c-span. >> those are very good questions. in terms of the number of companies that offshore, it would be easier to come up with a company that does not offshore. by virtually every major multinational company has shifted some work out of united states the last two decades. the only question is whether it was mexico or a country like china. if you look at the data we lost about 5.5 million manufacturing jobs. that is one-third of all manufacturing jobs between 2000 to 2009. there are estimates that anywhere from about 1.5 to 3 million of those jobs were lost due to offshore and we also downsized our capacity. we lost about 55,000 factories. some of them were quite small, employing only eight or ten people and some of them are la

oh sure, john edwards may drop 400 bucks for that golden boy trim, and "jersey shore's" pauly d packsproduct to fix his situation -- >> no way i'm going without my hair gel. >> reporter: but check out these other rich and powerful men who have sported famous fright fros. the donald, russell brand and, of course, illinois ex-governor rod blagojevich. >> you're fired. >> reporter: these games are getting perfectly acceptable cuts at an l.a. barbershop. but for most wouldn't dream of spending more than a cool 20 bucks. >> whenever i told my friends i was paying that much, they always wanted to slap me. >> reporter: wait, a $20 haircut is -- seemed like a lot to your guy friends? >> most of my friends pay $8, $10, for a haircut. >> reporter: that got us thinking about adir and his -- um -- monet. are his customers just paying for the glow of his celebrity cache, or is his $600 cut something that really stands out in a crowd? do you think you can tell the difference, walking down the street, of somebody who paid $20 for a hir cut and somebody who paid $500? >> no. >> reporter: same haircut

snooki, paulie d.irst to put the jersey shore on the map. take a look. music and entertainment have always been part of the jersey shore. atlantic city, home to the world's first boardwalk, came up with a plan for tourists to stay past labor day. they organized a pageant known today as miss america. sinatra, marilyn, martin and lewis made the shore a hotbed of entertainment in the '40s and '50s and now hbo's boardwalk empire is taking viewers back to new jersey's prohibition past and speaking of boardwalk empires, monopoly, park place, baltic avenue, atlantic city inspired the board's colorful properties. it was at summer of 1960 and an 18-year-old who went by the name of chubby checker introduced his first of the twist at the rainbow club in wild wood. the duop motels are still intact. "greetings from asbury park" was bruce springsteen's first album and the stone pony is one of the best known music venues, the boss, the ramons and blondie have all played the pony. even tony soprano ventured to the coa

." >> jane paulie has been working on a new series.saw a solution to a problem. here's barbara chandler allen and her life reimagined. >> this could be a museum of modern art. how many times in your life have you said what if? you know? >> reporter: in philadelphia as everywhere, school budgets are being slashed and what goes first but the budget for? >> art. >> reporter: but barbara allen and her son rodge her a big idea. back when she wasas a volunteer mom at roger's school barbara heard a radio interview with the new school superintendent. >> i was veryoved by what he said so i pulled off the road and i called in. >> are you still there, barbara? >> yes, i am good morning. lcome to our city and i invite to you come and visit . >> reporter: he returned t invitation, he had a job in mind at school headquarters. barbara happened to be at a crossroads in her own life. >> i was getting a divorce and i realized that i needed a job. >> reporter: she had worked in some of the finest museums, but for 20 years was a state-at-home mom. you had