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they may be dealing with a relatively smaller group of work thears might be just under the cusp or just over the cusp. they might limit it to 49, if they're already over the cusp they're going to reduce worker hours to try avoid it. >> michael weinberg, the talk we're hearing about full time to part time, is anecdotal, the number of workers between down in 2013 from the prior year. is this just talk are are we really seeing a trend? >> i don't know that there's a trend. everybody likes to talk about the affordable care act and saying it's having a massive impact but there are way bigger trends that are affecting employment, are coming out of the great recession and so on. it's a mistake to look too closely at this particular requirement and saying it's having a big impact. >> steve early, this is the reason we're having to change our model, do you buy it? >> well i spent many years negotiating with request employers in both the private and public sector large and small about medical benefit issues, who was going to pay what about health insurance for their employees. its an attractable

of thear as descriptions suspect, because all of our werems were shocked, they incoherent and unable to give detailed descriptions. allmain point is they were armed, guns, and a knife. as far as the time, we are told 2 a.m., 4:30 p.m., 5 a.m.. if you have information, call d.c. police. want to get a look at the other top stories, police are stepping up efforts to find the man behind a series of break- ins. police say a man broke into three apartments in the courthouse neighborhood. women awoke to him standing in suspectdroom and the robbed a sleeping woman's arm. >> the battle continues between republicans and democrats over legislation to prevent a shutdown. the senate measure to keep the government running through november 15 however john boehner says the house will not accept a bill that does not take away money from obamacare. >> police are investigating a jewelry heist. the entire incident was caught on video in may in oxon hill. sounds like something out of a movie. went into theives vault and stole jewelry. >> government officials in kenya say its military forces cause the col

now a school reform movement has spread to other countries and unions theare don't like it either. get outside of the protest, there is progress. >> it taught me a lot of things. john: now ron paul is a new tool for homeschooling. >> let me hear your voice. john: but the unions make it hard to innovate. it is not just the unions, they called of resistance that blob. it's like this jabba the hutt thing that can't be bug. the janitors union come the politicians, school board bureaucrats. >> we have four or five people to sign off, we have to get the director of the critically to say that this is crazy to want at least a crazy. john: that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and here is john stossel's. john: americans schoolchildren have been caught in a double run monopoly. it is not for lack of money, we have tripled what we have spent on k-12 education by test scores do not allow. the good news is there are all kinds of alternatives that allow kids to escape the government cannot wait. but here is one word that you will be interested in. it is because it was created none other than liberta

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let's assume for thpurpose of argument that thear powers act is applicable in this situation. let's assume that. i can understand that congress has one of two oions which arvery forthright, very proper if you assume the law's constitutional and applicable. number one, they can approve the trps being there and can authorize their extension. or they can, by a majority vote, force the president to withdraw. what i don't understand, ani think it's indefensible, is the lack of courage by the pvision that says, "if nothing is done by congress, then congress orders the president to withdr the forces." now that's a lack of, i think, intestinal fortitude. they ought to face up to it one way or another, approve it or disapprove it. for them to sit back and do nothing and get the same result is inexcusable and indefensible. representative brademas, what do you think about the president's statement? can you tie his hands by inaction? yes, i think we can. there's a presumption on the part of the president that his action is correct. there is built into the statute a degree of skepticism. o

plus, this is a teach thear knew her. he knew her age. >> right. >> a teacher that worked with her.mitted guilt. it wasn't just after a trial. the judge heard this man admit i did this. i know what i did was wrong. not only that, how is it a judge, the prosecution, doesn't know what the standard minimum sentence is? the prosecution didn't object to it. >> not only did he hear him confess, there was a written confession as well. the judge wants to redo the sentence. how could that play into the case? could it put it in jeopardy? >> it could. somebody should look at the judge and say you are not fit to continue sentencing anybody sitting on the bench. you are a danger to society, end of story. with respect of the appeal, i don't think they will give it back to him. frankly, he's imposed the sentence, it's unlikely it will be reopened. >> they stopped that because of what repercussions could have been. >> he just filed an order and invited everyone back to court. let's do it all over again. if the prosecution doesn't show up and defense doesn't but the press does and he holds an questi

the houston police department isn't exactly known for disciplining officers, but when they do, thearyou fight -- the arbitrators and you fight tooth and nail to overturn that. why is that? >> i would disagree with that, too. our police officers are -- are disciplined every time they violate a policy or a rule. we don't have just slaps on the hand in the houston police department. >> this is randall callinan. >> reporter: this is a houston civil rights attorney. is the system broken in your opinion? >> someone who it will beat in open daylight with all these other officers around and all these witnesses beat a defenseless person who's given up totally should not be on the houston police department. >> reporter: back at inder indera paz's home, growing concern. if things keep going in this direction, who will they count on to protect her community? >> whenever somebody has any problem, they're not going to want to call the police anymore because they're not doing their jobs. how can we trust them in the future? who can we really trust? >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, houston. >> in repor

moving in theare direction of shutting down government. i think it was albert einstein who said it best post of doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results is probably the best way to define insanity. on the evening of september 28, i think we find ourselves with a clear definition of insanity. how we can continue to keep our middle class growing and had to believe it will remain strong and continued to tell those in the middle class that they can provide their kids with the promise of a better future if we continue to create whichmanufactured crises close the doors of government, perhaps jeopardize the full faith and credit of the united states. it seems odd. i want to crystallize what is going on here. republicans are complaining that are present has not negotiated with them on this legislation. it is supposed to be a budget bill. they have turned into a bill with a can attach all sorts of things are aspects of their republican agenda, especially the repeal of the health security law that is now in place. the

is not thear chemical weapons in his hands, but if the weapons are possessed by the extremist groups.umber three, the french opposition to the war cited that 80% of the attacks on bush are's -- bashar al-assad's regime are done by al qaeda. they would be the rebels we would be helping. host: thank you. guest: we talked about this upfront. when the president wants to do something in the middle east that involves military power, after having spent more than five years in office, including his said career, saying we do not -- senate career, saying we do not belong in the middle east, we have no dog in this. fight, i syrian understand where the caller is coming from. the president needs to articulate what are -- what our interests are. insofar as the president is the leader of the country, and the bully pulpit as so much value, he has done nothing to build consensus around this. he has done nothing to explain to the american people what is at stake. it is not just syria. it is the spillover into lebanon. we see bombings in lebanon, sectarian fighting in lesbian -- lebanon. turkishombings

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theare going to discharge military man and then hire them as a subcontractor and pay them four times more. what is this country going to learn? you cannot keep doing this. the people are making this for profit. that is all that says, big moneymaking profit. when some to get the whole thing up? come on, man, strata now, use your head. thank you, sir. guest: ok. host: annie miller says in the 1964 the, i had a clearance to work for ge and other missile and space the coproducers. it took several months to get the clarendon many people i knew were interviewed before entering and leaving the facility, our bags were inspected. why did this process change? in some installations, it did not change, and others it did. there are not very good national standards. evidently there was no mechanism to check whether this guy had a gun. based is government not have metal detectors for the cleared employees. certainly the ones i have been into, and i was into a fairly secret building just within the last month or so. indeed, i had to go through a metal the sector, i had a journalist with me, but the

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tamntresst inat h esr bend our rch pe utwn vesch i joae herick, thlis ofommu wh anis there' denng theare a powerful and significant pres in our work. in this program, we're going to look at the importance of maintaining stable and quality relationships with our children's families. we'll discuss what we can do to keep the lines of communication open between school and home. but we won't do it alone. we'll talk with parents and teachers from a number of different early childhood programs-- family daycare homes, head start, university-based lab schools, and private child care centers-- and we'll learn all about their firsthand experiences of dealing with and responding to the needs of children and their families. you must be gabrielle's dad. i'm eleanor. good to meet you. hendrick: there's an old adage, "when we support the family, we support the child." but the opposite is true, too. when we ignore the family, we ignore a vital part of knowing the child. the key, of course, is communication, and it's never too early to start. ...keep her out of school. she's doing great. she really likes