richard yates, everyone's been the 60s in 70s trying to escape from that trap as you mentioned and then, can we ever get into the convention? can we ever be boring? can we ever have a humdrum life? every day the commute is half an hour in the train, an hour and a half. changing what my reporting showed me, changing the category of the middle class. >> look at college teaching. another admired profession. people immediately respected you. most of the teaching, 70%. >> i am going with 40%. i was willing to tolerate 50%. there was a large number of adjuncts. temporary teachers who don't have 10 years, permanent positions that are renewable, on course and makes $3000 a class and 62% of adjuncts surveyed make $20,000 so we are talking after graduate school they paid a lot for, the poverty line kind of work and i documented one of the men talked to many others in her life was really hard, food stamps, since i have written this, someone's was telling me the adjuncts asked to go to the food bank at college, it was meant for the students, we need to go to the food bank too. and that, these are t

weeks, they gotten a big dump of documents from the government that were subpoenaed including from richard yates' electronic devices and laptop and computer and another device. he was his business partner and in february, he pleaded guilty to similar charges and has agreed to cooperate with the government. he'll be a star witness. what manafort's lawyer says today, they got 120,000 new pages from the electronic devices. they told the judge there is no way they can get through it before the trial is scheduled to start with jury selection on wednesday. prosecution, a, a lot of that stuff is manafort's bookkeeping records from his bookkeeper so he ought to know what was in it and what's on computers were pictures and not documents. we'll get a ruling from the judge here about 2:00 on whether he's going to agree to delay the start of the trial. the judge on its own motion delayed it because of some family emergencies. we have one delays and wrel se'e if we got another one, chris. >> they're making the argument that manafort already know because it is his own bookkeeping. is it he who has to understa