but as we walked through the fields, pickers told us how precarious a day can be for them - when they have to rely on there being enough good berries to pick. >> even with the small raise after the strike, it didn't seem like it was enough to help workers like they'd hoped. >> for everybody that thinks that farm worker is unskilled labor - they're wrong. i would challenge them to go to the fields for an hour and let's see if they can pick some strawberries. but the fact remains that the workers are some of the most marginal workers within mexico. >> miguel is a strawberry picker for berrymex. like the majority of farm workers here, he comes from oaxaca, one of mexico's poorest states. >> how was your day at work today, what'd you do? >> most of his money goes towards renting this small room and paying for food - and the rest is sent back home to his wife and family in oaxaca. >> does that make it seem like it's not worth it? >> what's the hardest part about living here? >> how long do you plan on doing this? >> berrymex has said that workers have the "opportunity" to make between 5 an

i think abood did site pickering. both sides were arguing pickeriing. >> in terms of substantive analysis. >> i think it shares the key point. that this court's first amendment law in the public employment context has, overtime, converged with abood in that the cases, generally, have recognized that when government is acting as employer, it has interest that if government were acting and regulating the citizen ri, it will justify the speech. >> pickering is the heart of your arguementeds. i do want to ask you a couple questions about it. is it different, the situation here, in several respects? one was brought out. the pickering case is involved the termination and the discipline of the public employee after a single employee, after the employee has made a statement that to which the employer objects. this is a per spect uf rule that applies to a huge category. the second is restrictions on employees saying are the same as compelling an employee to a statement or subsidizing a statement. as to the lat other, there are

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it didn't cite pickering, but it essentially had the exact same concerns as pickering, which was the employer's interest, the government's interest as an employer, and how that related to an employee's speech right and basically arguing for a balancing test. so really what your argument comes down to is two very recent cases, which is harris and knox. and there you might say that harris and knox gave indications that the court was not friendly to abood. but those were two extremely recent cases, and they were both cases that actually were decided within the abood framework. in the harris case, the parties came here and explicitly asked us to overrule that case. almost all the briefing was about overruling that case, and the court decided not to overrule that case and instead to say that the employees there were simply not public employees at all. so taking two extremely recent cases, which admittedly expressed some frustration with abood, but also specifically decided not to overrule abood, i mean, just seems like it's nothing of the kind that we usually say when we usually say that

one started with this case called pickering and it dealt with the question of what is the government's ability to regulate workplace activity that, constitution speech of government employees. after all what they do in their daily work is speech and there could be complaining about workplace conditions, there could be an unwillingness to sign on to certain employment tasks because the employee disagreed with the policy and didn't want his or her name associated with it. the court has developed a special standard for assessing the extent to which the first amendment regulates the government's ability to act as employer with speech conduct of employees. that test basically says that if the speech is not about the matter of public concern than the government bears no first amendment balancing at all. they can do whatever they want. if it is on a matter of public concern, it still doesn't apply to the government action. the government actions are going to be a talent thing test. it's a balancing test where the court has several times said this should be a lot of second-guessing about the g

> i think abood did cite pickering. if one looks at the briefs, the parties on both sides were arguing pickering. >> in terms of the substantive, it can't be called a pickering case. >> no, but i think it shares -- what i said at the outset is the key point. this court's first amendment law and the public employment context has converged with abood in that cases reck niognizereco wouldn't suffice to justify -- >> pickering is the heart of your argument. is it different from the situation here in several respects? one was brought out, pickering -- the pickering cases involve the employee has made a statement to which the employer objects. this is a prospective rule that applies to a huge category of employees. the second is whether restrictions on what employees can say are the same as compelling an employee to make a statement or subsidizing a statement. >> as to the latter, there are circumstances the department of justice could terminate or take an adverse employment action against a doj employee for something that em

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argument,pickering but i don't find it persuasive. garrett: let's ask maryanne about that. it to the nail at every step? is that right? sensene: i think it makes to return to the perceptions of this case, what the petitioners would have us believe is that they are here to fix something ,hat is a novelist in the law that there is an impression that in spite of many, many cases establishing the contrary, nonunion members are supporting political activity that they are not. is an obvious citizenship at this is he -- advocacy issue, a system of collective arguing chosen toystem has put into place. states have chosen not to put them into place. what we have right now

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man's life, on september 13 bill bethel suffered a heart attack in his driveway,emsu troopers vernon pickering and corey resendez were searching for a suspect when they found him and administered cpr, today they were honored for their actions even though they did not tell done that night. >> consider yourself a hero? >> is part as part to run here for the recognition just here to do our jobs and makeke the county and state a better place. >> patrol learned of their life-saving actions when bill bethel's father-in-law came to the station to thank the.aw >> today would have been doctor martin luther king jr.'s 89th birthday,t on today today and they gathered to honor the life riverboats possibly with a keynote address message to strengthen the core of communities by coming together. >> we know what dr. king has done,, but what am i doing ? what are we doing here employees who demonstrate exceptional this earlyi the cavaliers will honor him monday at the the cuba looking to wrap up a six-game road trip with a victory tonight in houston,ad they one in dallas tuesday before the spurs snapped their

i think 2016 will be about being a stock picker and a stock picker's market.'m looking for a kind of special situation story or catalysts like m&a, restructuring, cash, return, and that sort of thing. i don't really want to be dependent on the macro. i don't want to be dependent on the economy having to pick up for my stocks to work. >> tell me about your portfolio. what's in it? >> i have some five names that i have are syncrony and ule and oracle and nxp semiconductor are the other two. synchrony, we've talked this private label credit card company. being a public company they're going to be able to get more visibility on their market share. double digit earnings growth and cash returns story. then uri is one also we talked about. it's really a non-resi play, but it's more of a reversion to the means. stock was down 30% last year, and these guys are really cut dramatically cutting their cap x, which is going to lead to better free cash flow, and i ca flow. i think you'll see a better capital return story as we progress through the year. >> uri was, if i reca

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so pickering unquestionably gives the government tell little more relay at -- the way would regulatingbut since the union isn't regulating employees it is to represent them soever pickering means from the fact that the government has a little more leeway that you get to the point where the government tells employees to use subsidized to be adverse. i hear that pickering argument but i don't find it persuasive. >>. >> in this force that is adverse to the government. >> get make sense to return to the perceptions of this case that they have them believe something at has an impression that despite many cases to clearly establish the contrary non-union members are supporting political activity for that patronage about raw political affiliation to have an obvious citizenship advocacy as connected to workplace issues because system of collective bargaining to put into place but to allow them for certain categories about what we have right now is a great deal of leeway for republican -- up for public employees there will do that for reasons i have described that incredible value of your front

but it's going to be a stock picker's gain. betty: let's look closer at the markets. bring up that s&p chart that we have. we have been debating are the markets signaling to us something worse is to come given this january? and stock rebounds on the s&p over the last several years, particularly over the last 12 months or so, they have been -- they have taken longer to come back. so in august we rebounded on the s&p, the stock swoon from china, we rebounded in two days, 6%. however, this time around in january, we rebounded only 2% in two days. the rebounds are getting smaller. and it takes a longer time to recap -- recoup those losses. kevin, i wonder if you were to look at that as an indicator, does that tell you that investors are worried about a recession? and that maybe those recession fears are not so ungrounded? kevin: not at all. i'm not predicting a recession. there's certainly concern and reason to be worried. we mentioned a moment ago a slow down in business investment spending. that's a precursor to a recession. if businesses decide it's not time to invest,

the latest prize went to a n author about berry pickers. i'm sorry, the montgomery award. that shows you that this actually is a deepening field in this way. but it is not the same story that the civil rights union ism tells. it is interesting to be concerned about our paradigm. professor basso: what is your sense of how the story has played out in asian-american history? >> it is a little bit different. in thinking about asian-american history, it seems on one hand, we know that the history of the land of the west has filled with examples of asian american labor in the construction of gold mines,oads, -- gold railroads, agriculture and so forth but on the other hand , there is a lack of dedicated history of head asian-american history and it is ironic given the origins of the field and how it emerged in the late 1960's, the influence of the new social history and the emphasis on the working-class status of asian immigrants. that also serve to the goal of activists who are trying to counter this model minority stereotype that asians were well-to-do middle-class professiona

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former ambassador pickering also described the use of the trigger mechanism is crazy, considering how far we have come in the negotiations. it is -- is it a reality that the u.s. could reimplement sanctions following implementation? >> if you are a former ambassador, you can words like -- use words like crazy. if you are not in government. >> that's what i'm saying. if you are not in government. mr. fried: i think during the lengthy testimony, my secretary, secretary kerry made it clear thatwe will see to it oa iss part of the jcp carried out, and if not, we will avail ourselves of our options. it is credible, and i think that is what we will do. i don't want to get into hypotheticals. i think implementation day is very close. we have come a long way. it is real. it is not simply on paper. iran has done concrete things that are pretty important, -- andimpressive, and we were regarded as unlikely or impossible my many skeptics. this is a pretty good deal. no deal is perfect. that is reality. this is, this is a good deal. and we will do what we have to. i think any deal has to have some

with the cold - but not extreme cold - this saturday morning of trucks and cherry pickers haha been planned for months.s. "33:30 we've been telling the city a lot about what we've been doing for a while. we've converted part of the town months ago and, now, we're doing the majority of the portion today." this whole process meant taking most of urbana "offline" from power for partrtf the morning. how long did it last? we talked off camera to a hair stylist who said about 45 minutes in her salon. not a major inconvenience -- but one where, at least on the streets, precision filled the air. "32:15 we look at the schedule and the weathererto figure out the best time we can do that. we talk to some of our biggest customers in town so that we know we're not doing it sunday morning during church. we're not doing it to cause school to cancel. we're really trying to find the best time to do it and saturday morning, for our customers, seems to be the best time." shutting down a small town isn't that unusual- alliant reworked the transformers in nearly palo and shellsburg within the last couple of yea

former ambassador pickering also described the use of the trigger mechanism is crazy, considering how far we have come in the negotiations. it is -- is it a reality that the u.s. could reimplement sanctions following implementation? >> if you are a former ambassador, you can words like -- use words like crazy. if you are not in government. >> that's what i'm saying. if you are not in government. mr. fried: i think during the lengthy testimony, my secretary, secretary kerry made it clear thatwe will see to it oa iss part of the jcp carried out, and if not, we will avail ourselves of our options. it is credible, and i think that is what we will do. i don't want to get into hypotheticals. i think implementation day is very close. we have come a long way. it is real. it is not simply on paper. iran has done concrete things that are pretty important, -- andimpressive, and we were regarded as unlikely or impossible my many skeptics. this is a pretty good deal. no deal is perfect. that is reality. this is, this is a good deal. and we will do what we have to. i think any deal has to have some

firefight orders -- firefighters battling the fire on main street and pickering. >> the mother of bella bond, the little girl found dead on deer island, is being held on $1 million bail. todd' legal move. todd: good afternoon. morning at suffolk superior after the fact. her attorney acknowledges that in the months that people all over the country were trying to identify baby doe, that bond knew exactly who the girl was and what happened, but said she could not forward -- come the control of her boyfriend, the alleged killer. rachelle bond makes her first court appearance since the suffolk county grand jury indicted her for being an accessory after the fact to the murder of her own daughter. >> she knew immediately that her daughter was dead and went to hold her, but mr. mccarthy prevented her from seeing her daughter. todd: throughout the arraignment, she was trembling and being comforted by her attorney. her boyfriend is charged with killing bella after she refused to go to sleep in the spring of 2014. the body was initially put in a trash back and stuffed in this refrigerator and then

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