rebecca woodland says they do not.'t you think they do amax. >> in this case, amazon is doing what the law requires, giving them a 30 minute lunch break. many are saying that they don't have enough time in that half hour. but the issue might be that yes, they have a 30 minute for reagan may work in a facility like this. when i'm in a big office building, it takes me a while to get downstairs i want to go up. >> i just think hearing this and knowing the size of some of these warehouses and facilities, i can see their point about yes, we have a 30 minute break. but with everything we have to do, we are just trying to get the heck out. >> it's more than that. it's that they are under amazon's control and they are unable to exercise their own economy. and it's more than that. they're not being paid for overtime. amazon is violating the fair labor standards. >> a lot of these are part-time workers or temporary workers and are not violating anything. >> i believe that they are. i bet our collective american values are that.

rebecca hanson -- rebecca rose woodland, heather hanson. thanks. >> thanks, jon.have not had that happen. i guess you haven't either. jenna: no, thankfully. jon: i used to keep aquarium fish, saltwater aquarium fish. they're great to have, but a lot of them do come from the wild, you know. they're tough to breed in captivity, a lot of them. and so they have to pull them off of reefs and, i don't know. jenna: i think we'll be checking over our shoulder a little bit if we're doing any diving after seeing seeing that. we'll keep you posted what will happen with that story. >>> warnings will be posted for u.s. airports for people coming in from the middle east amid concerns about the spread of this mers virus. two hospital workers in florida becoming sick after coming in contact with a patient that had the virus. jonathan scary is live in atlanta with the latest on this. >> reporter: hi, jenna. one of those hospital workers had been hospitalized himself and the other was quarantined at home awaiting test results. we have breaking news to tell you though. those results

now to family attorney rebecca rose woodland and what she makes of this and whether there's a case. > it in my practice. i cannot tell you how many people after new year's, after mother's day call and say i've had it. my husband has reached the last -- it's over. neil: what does the g do? >> nothing. neil: yeah. he sits on the couch. >> or he does the opposite of what he should be doing. rather than saying you're so great, happy mother's day, get the kids over, have breakfast in bed, things like that, he'll say, so, what's going on? what did you plan for the day? or forget -- it really creates a -- neil: why does it hit a crescendo on mother's day? my wife gets a new hairdo, and i never notice. i don't know what it is, i'm sorry, i'm stupid. she might have even dyed the color. >> no, really? >> neil: and i'll say, wh's different because i'm stupid. you seem to be getting angry. that was her face. [laughter] i do see the point in this respect, but it's the one day they should feel really appreciated, and they're not, so 17,000 of them took to the internet to be little cougars, didn't t

rebecca rose woodland disagrees with it. >> in 2012 the same royal couple, the dutsued and got an injunction newspaper for posting her topless pictures that were taken the royal couple claims inappropriately. >> they were in a hotel balcony there. >> yes, but the injunction was awarded for inappropriate photographs of royalty. so i do believe that -- >> but weren't theyed a an event? >> they were walking to a helicopter. >> they were walking and that happens. >> she wouldn't have been purposely wearing no panties -- >> all right, all right, all right. where do you stand on this? >> i think a lawsuit is ridiculous. this woman is a public figure. i understand it's embarrassing. but not every moment of embarrassment equals a lawsuit. it's an honest picture, it's something that happened. >> he's a beautiful woman. >> that's exactly what they said about her. >> but she is entitled to her privacy. it's like the ones who catch me leaving dunkin' donuts with three dozen doughnuts and immediately they assume they're for me. i mean two maybe. >> i love doughnuts. you bring them for all of us. but in t