smith, tracy burns, john layfield along with john greene, tracy, basically, why is this trend towards part-time work bad news? >> well, you take a part of time work hoping you become full time eventually. we are not seeing that rollover. people are taking them economically not because they want to work part time. it's entirely different. that's not what we are seeing. health care and payroll taxes, employers don't want to take on more full-time employees right now. unfortunately, that will hurt us down the road. >> how do you see this trend? >> there is good news in the jobs report. there is some bad news. >> particularly this part-time issue. >> there is actually an equal number of folks who involuntarily got part-time jobs in equal to the numbers that voluntarily got part-time jobs. a number of those are due to the fact they're no longer blocked into jobs because of health care. thank obamacare. the other thing is you have half a million people who have entered the work force, so they may not get that job they wanted in the beginning, but it is a good thing they have now re-entered

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it back with tracy burns, jonathan, and carry on the dangers of ignoring these warnings.s like a double math. you make people -- labor more expensive. >> of switzerland is a great example of why not having a minimum wage actually benefits and the economy. the swiss have had no minimum wage up to this point. their unemployment is three and a half%. just a tax as it hurts the low-skilled people just starting out in a clear, trying to get those basic skills to move up the ladder. to your point you raise the cost of labor, especially among the low skilled individuals who are just getting started and need jobs. tom: the thing that drives me nuts about this argument ithis t that's a fraction of a percent of people in this country. the biggest group of those people on minimum wage are teenagers from a fallen homes. >> well, one comes to mind. germany. germany is more than half lower than the $24. i can promise you, businesses will go to where they are treated best. businesses have to pay too much because of a mandate by government there will say goodbye and head to germany. look

. ♪ tracy: hey, everyone, i'm tracy burns in for gerri willis right now on the "the willis report."of the recall scandal, so will executives be taking perp walks? also to have and to hold, the diamond ring, that is. a supreme court judge rules for a jilted fiance. and students sick of school lunches are telling first lady i michelle obama exactly what they think. it's all coming up on "the willis report." so today's the day. gm owners started getting repairs to their recalled cars, nearly three million of them. the repairs are expected to take at least a couple of months, but that's going to be the least of gm's problems, because

the ever heartless tracy burns disagrees. >> because i'm heartless. come on.why would anyone give a kid a job. his mommy is sitting right here. clearly he needs help. >> what if the mom was outside? i dropped so and so off. >> no. you shouldn't even be on the campus of the building. go away. stay home. wait for the text. mom i did great. that's the extent of the involvement. >> i actually agree that they shouldn't be in the building. absolutely. i just think that they could use some help. i don't know. i think that kids -- they're kids. >> but we do have this age of helicopter parents. >> they should not be in the building or the meeths. i do agree that kids and young adults need that aware from their parents time but i do think that parents need to guide them. >> but aren't some kids needier than others? >> yes. you don't want to baby your kid. you want your child to importantly fail at some interviews. >> no problem there in my household. >> why did you fail? why didn't you get the job? important. but i do think that parents need to guide their children a li

. ♪ tracy: hey, everyone, i'm tracy burns in for gerri willis right now on the "the willis report."he board of gm lawyer up in the wake of the recall scandal, so will executives be taking perp walks? also to have and to hold, the diamond ring, that is. a supreme court judge rules for a jilted fiance. and students sick of school lunches are telling first lady i michelle obama exactly what they think. it's all coming up on "the willis report." so today's the day. gm owners started getting repairs to their recalled cars, nearly three million of them. the repairs are expected to take at least a couple of months, but that's going to be the least of gm's problems, because the recall scandal will not disappear with a quick fix. the lawsuits are coming. charlie gasparino reporting that gm's board has lawyered up. with us now, kelly blue book senior analyst carl brower and trial attorney david stone who has a ton of experience in big corporate litigation like this. thank you both for being here. what we've been hearing more and more now is this criminal accountability. and senator claire mcc

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tracy to dublin, it is a very nice try. let's go back to the desk. >>> there is new information, a couple of the people badly burned and one burn victim even ran into a stranger's home and into the shower to cool off. it is right near the railroad tracks with a cause to this. what happened? >> reporter: well, it was an explosion and they are trying to figure out how this all started but we understand from neighbors who helped the victims, they say the victims were suffering from chemical burns and there was strong chemical odor in the air this is a also does problem -- hazardous problem and it is still unclear what triggered the blast last night. the 911 calls came in last night from spring lake drive and when crew gone here, fierce say after being burned those two people ran from the homeless camp down to some nearby apartments looking for help and looking for water. one woman who was burned ran inside one of the units and turned on the bathtub inside and the person who lives there really didn't know what to think. >> he said call 911 we need an ambulance so i ran into the bedroom and her skin was just burned, they were i

tracie, the u.s. sending troops actually to poland. >> they are. you know, take a look at the video of these burned out cars.his is all that was left after that shootout in eastern ukraine. yesterday both sides blaming each other, but clearly the violence there is continuing after the sit down with the u.s. and europe and russia and ukraine. take a look, we've got a map to show you where those troops are headed. 150, so not a lot of u.s. troops. 150 of them going to poland in the region, but not in eastern ukraine near that russian/ukrainian border. the reason we're sending those troops to reassure our allies if this thing goes beyond ukraine, the u.s. will be there to help them out. speaking of the u.s. being there this morning vice president joe biden landed in kiev and he will be there for two days. meeting with the new president and the acting prime minister and others including business leaders to see how the u.s. can help this situation. over the weekend, ukraine's prime minister said they need to beef up their military. they need money. scott? >> tracie, russia commented that forced to register with p

tracy truck damage and as you head to the area. at 6:33 let's go back to the desk. >>> we have information about a possible explosion in san leandro. three people were burned of them critically. sal level savage has -- alex savage has more as the hazmat team rushed in to handle the danger. >> reporter: they are still trying to figure out what happened and some. victims said they could smell a distinct chemical odor in the air. they could run through san leandro right through the overpass behind those trees and and the man and woman both had third-degree burns over about 80 percent of they are bodies. after being burned those two people ran to a nearby apartment, they were asking for help and begging for water and one victim ran into the tenant's home and jumped into the bathroom to clean up whatever was on her. >> they said call 911, we need an ambulance. i ran out to see why we needed an ambulance and the lady was burned, something exploded, something exploded. >> there was also a third person and that was an 18-year- old who a apparently tried to clean up and investigators are trying to figure out what chemicals may have been involved here and again it s