scene, but wehe did not know what happened.our neighbor's house was burning and we helped them to extinguish the fire. >> in december, a suicide bombing attack on the defense ministry killed a number of people -- killed and wounded a number of people. al qaeda militants were believed to be behind that assault. terrorists have stepped up activity in yemen ever since ali abdullah saleh was forced to resign. there has also been a recent spate of attacks against foreigners. last month, on iranian diplomat was shot during a kidnapping attempt. a japanese diplomat was stabbed. >> to the central african republic where at least 75 people have been killed during clashes in a town in the west of the country, according to local priests who gave details of the metallic these -- the fat alities. this comes as french and african forces announced they recaptured a town where members of the rebellion hadka in recent days been gathering. it is 180 kilometers north of bangui. it had sparked fears that the rebels worker caring for another move on

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thing wehe kind of need to help with the commission. force shaping tools. we need expertise to stay longer. in other cases, we don't. people to incentivize stay. maybe they will say this not worth it and they want to leave in 10 years. those factors affect the expertise we have to do the things we have to do. sometimes you can, they would bonuses, sometimes special pay. that takes away from savings. it is a big stew of calculation and complexity that we need to sort through. that is what we need to -- that is the challenge. what are the percentages of bonuses to salary? >> at mary's dramatically -- .hat varies dramatically it varies dramatically. >> the welding profession is one that is in high demand all over the country. nuclear welders even more so. that -- i feel strongly that the cola cuts need to be repealed. one element that concerns me the most is that current retirees and service members were not grandfathered. after careful consideration there are future changes, how important is it to exempt those that have or are currently serving, and what will

that wehe initiatives want to embark on to our -- grow theeconomy, i would ask for president to push for the marketplace fairness act. we're losing sales tax revenue to internet sales. house,it through the have the president signed it, that is revenue that we can put toward higher education, to our kids, to our roads and bridges. to be competitive economically. to the president and to congress, we are a strong and resilient people. we have challenges in education, and infrastructure, health care. the best frost said, way out is always through. we have to work together and we will get there. i would thank the president for showing more flexibility than either the past two administrations. i would ask them to lift more women out of poverty given making sure we rage the minimum wage. -- raise the minimum wage. factorse of the biggest for women living in poverty, so i would ask him to get the job done. >> i would repeat all of the things that i agree with that said noeady been , i think it's time to get a deal done with the interest rates. some of thatney, tax money, can go into a loan f

so it is a case-by-case basis sooner that wehe can make sure that consumers are notified, the better off terms of thein damage that is going to be done to them individually and the economy.he >> so the language is kind of general, but you would make the a case-by-case basis in terms of notification? >> correct. companies tothe see where they are in the process once we are alerted to there has been a breach that has taken place. and obviously we are always work that thethe secret service and other law enforcement agencies are doing criminalof the investigation really the investigation that we do are civil side to make sure that our is actually -- >> have you found companies that used the most expedient time possible or unreasonable delay? >> we always look at it and there is always questions onticularly on the really any side because i think there is a great concern that many havenies legitimately about the hit it going to take to their public image if they reveal this. there have been times that we think people could move faster with them to make sure that they actually get out that