>> when you look at it white wall, we see it as a white wall.camera sees it as infinite shades from off-white to almost black. >that is how vermeer painted it. you just can't see it. if you can't see it, you can paint it. -- can't paint it. >> so what did you do. >> i took a mirror. right at the edge, i can see these colors and compare them to each other. eyesis one thing our are good at. i can go from one part of the painting to the other. it tells you instantly if it is right or wrong. >> the same principle as getting paint chips at the paint store. you know you have it right when you are holding it against the wall. >>> with the help of the mirror. >> it is a simple idea but it works well. >> what has been the response of artists and curators? people who have spent a lifetime trying to understand vermeer or to be them? >> his history is a black hole. people right picnics about him -- write thick books about him. this flies in the face of that stuff. you expect it to be controversial. so far, people have been nice about it. i expect there will

look at the white wall. turn straight back into the lens and power night. >> smoking hot.e famous by former ralph lauren model, turned photographer, peter hurley. >> look at you, awesome. >> first day ever. never modeled before. throwing in a power squinch. >> he noticed it. >> piercing us with her eyes. here we are looking at her wondering. >> kind of blank. >> now, she is, whoa. >> just invited you over. >> why is that? >> how we communicate? >> we communicate with our eyes. >> a video was born. teaching his signature squinch to the masses. it went viral, gaining a million views. >> the definition. narrow the distance between your pupil and lower eyelid. >> what does that do, the quarter inch? >> unbelievable. makes it look like a thought process going on for the person. >> no longer empty-headed. >> you get a vibe from the person. which is similar to what we do when we flirt. >> everyone is posting the pose. advertisers, are even tweeting wildlife squinches. if a trained seal can do it, how hard can it be? >> don't look so miserable. what are you doing? >> i feel misera

we see it as a white wall but a camera sees it as infinite shades maybe from off-white to almost black and that's the way vermeer painted it, he painted it accurately, the shadows and you just can't see it and if you can't see it you can't paint it. >> rose: so what did you do? >> well it occurred to me in the bathtub juan night if i took a mirror and was able to see my subject reflected in the mirror and the canvas that i am painting down on the table, right at the edge of the mirror i can see those colors right next to each other, and if they are right next to each other you can do this very accurate comparison, that's one thing our eyes are good at is comparing two colors that are right next to each other and by having this mirror in just the right spot i could move my head and, you know, go from one part of the painting to the other just matching -- >> rose: to get it right. >> yes. and it tells you instantly if it is right or wrong. >> it is sort of the same principle of getting payment chips at this paint chip, you know when you have it right against the wall and this enabl

said on television which was big would be an understatement talking about a pizza in front of a white wall. that's all i had to say it would be enough to say it would be an understatement yes only additions nerveracking they can be. some of them are more comfortable than others and it just depends on how much preparation you've had to do if it's a last minute thing that can be nerve wracking but if you have the opportunity to really come in there prepared and memorized and having thought about the character actually enjoy the process do you read criticism or. not usually you know you usually hear about the positive and negative responses so you know the internet can be kind of a minefield with sort of searching for a building that your services are now did you know that you did well in the sixth sense i mean when you finished that did you know. yes and there's a thing i thing that actors will tell you that. the only way you can really know is you know within yourself though there are people who tell you good things and bad things in the only you can only trust that third eye that you have

>> white walls. i've got a whole list. yours? >> sure shot. for sure. >> i don't want to say anything, but it fits. >> i am not going to take that personally. ok, so we are right down the street from at&t's offices. >> i think three floors might be empty because times are tough -- i am shocked. ran my mouth off? >> on twitter. >> it is a big day for us. mothership is a big competitor of ours and so far it is going pretty well for our customers. has randy reached out to you at all? >> i do not think i am on the top five list, and frankly, i don't aspire to be. i have no personal issues with at&t. >> i was going to ask that. it has gotten a little dirtier lately. >> dirty? look at me. is this a price war or a long-term commitment? >> it is not a price war for us. are using consumers to drive your profitability -- i am very clear about what i am doing. this is a profitable, growth business for us. i can drive it profitably. i stand by my commitments about growth and revenue. what i can't tell you is what does this do to these guys. that's their i

i had a brown wall, white wall and cream ceiling. i was like what is going on? >> it was so bad that they looked like they were going to cut the cameras and we were going to blows. >> i was ready. >> we've got to run. you're the best. >> we could stay forever. >> go on d.i.y. on saturdays. >> like he said, this saturday. don't forget. pretty amazing. >>> how to get what you want without saying a word. and know what you really want. you know what, we'll play who knew. it's with elvis duran the man right after this. >>> this sunday is the hottest night in music. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so we got our 4-star hotels for half price. i should have been voted "most likely to travel." ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com book with our app for an additional... $25.00 off your next hotel. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse ag

>> "white walls. i have the whole list. yours? >> "thrift shop."or sure. >> oh, ok. >> you don't like "thrift shop?" >> i will not take that personally. right down the street from at&t's offices. >> it is daytime. i think three floors might be empty. times are tough. i am shocked -- did you say i shot my mouth off? how did you do that? >> i think if you -- >> what i said is -- it is a big day for us. the mother ship is a big competitor for us and so far it's been going well for the customers. >> has randy reached out to you at all? >> is that what you call him? i don't think i'm on the top five list and i don't aspire to be. i have no personal issues with at&t or with -- >> i was going to ask that because it is gotten a little more dirty lately. >> dirty? come on. look at me. look at this smile. >> is this a price war or a long-term commitment? >> not a price war for us. it is a price war if you were carrying 55% of the margins and have been artificially using consumers to drive your profitability. i'm clear what i'm doing and this is a profitable

zumiez, the store where benlolo and johnson were gunned down is now boarded up with a simple white memorial wall, acknowledging the tragedy and thanking first responders and the community for support. at the mall's fountain, a quiet area for employees to drop flowers and sign a condolence book. the 1:00 p.m. opening was led by howard county executive. >> we wanted to be here to show our respects to the victims, but also to let the community know that the mall is open and we're going to go back about our lives. >> soon, governor martin o'malley visited with a similar message, as the mall came back to life. >> i want to encourage everybody to stop by if you can, to show your solidarity. >> we want to be part of getting back to normal. >> nothing about today at the columbia mall is business as usual. >> for it to happen in your own backyard, a place you go to at a regular basis is very surreal. >> need to do this for me to get closure so i wouldn't feel unsafe trying to come back here some other time. >> so clearly, some anxiety here mixed in with the grief and the determination to come back. repre

you have pale white walls contrasted with the smoke black ashes from that fire. now, the cosmetics is one thing. the intent behind it, that's what looms large. whether it was out of sheer wonderment or simply disgust, people came from all directions thursday to take in the damage inflicted on the chinese consulate. after an explosive labeled by fbi as an incendiary device fueled by gas erupted around 9:30 injuring no one. >> reports that the chinese consulate in sfraepan francisco damaged. >> reporter: the state department is involved and fbi which told reporters thursday the fire pictured here was likely a criminal act and targeted arson. to this point considered an isolated incident. as to whether the violence constituted a hate crime, how would the fbi know? >> what sort of things do you need to determine, yes, this was a hate crime? what are you looking for? >> again, if it was directed toward a person of chinese descent, that would predicate that charge. >> you're saying how do you connect those dots? >> right. as of right now, it seems like it was an incend

we're talking about clean, antiseptic, four white walls, people who already their lives sort of strippedhem, their identities they have known -- that is what they are left with in the last years of their life, yet are so much that could be. so much that could be. >> the nursing homes, because our society reduces every year the amount of money going to nursing home care, the nursing homes filled with great staff commit dedicated people, have to do the same level of service every year to this group of people and so as a result, they have to have activities for the group. when we are in a nursing home, there are individual activities and how would like to do things, but it is very hard for them to carry that out. as a society, we need to support these long-term care facilities. >> what are the numbers? living in 16,000 nursing homes, plus another one million people living in assisted living facilities. 40% of those folks have some form of dementia as well. can you have 7 million people being cared for in homes, 5 million of all u.s. -- >> you say in the film, doctors can write prescriptions

the store where johnson and benlolo were senselessly gunned down is simply boarded up with a white memorial wall acknowledging the tragedy and thanking first responders and community for support. at the fountain a quiet area for employees to drop flowers in the water and spine a condolence book. -- and sign a condolence book. the 1 p.m. opening was led by ken ulman. >> we wanted to show our respect to the victims and also let the community know the mall is open and we're going back about our lives. >> reporter: soon governor martin o'malley visited with a similar message as the mall came back to life. >> i want tone courage everybody to stop by, if you -- to encourage everybody to stop by, if you, can sometime this week and show your solidarity for the people of columbia. >> we just want to show we're getting back to normal. >> reporter: but nothing about today at the columbia mall is business as usual. >> for it to happen in your own back yard it's very surreal. >> i needed to do this for me to try to get some closure so i wouldn't feel unsafe trying to come back stop other time. >> reporter: r

the store where benlolo and johnson were senselessly gunned down is now boarded wop a simple white memorial wall acknowledging the tragedy. >> we wanted to be here to show our respects to the victims. but also to let the community know that the mall is open and we're going to go back about our lives. >> get back to normal. >> for it to happen in your own backyard, a place you go to on a regular basis, it's just very surreal. >> governor martin o'malley visiting the mall today saying visiting and shopping here in the next few days and weeks should be viewed as a sign of solidarity with all of those here in the columbia community who have been touched by this tragedy. reporting live at the reopened columbia mall, scott broom, wusa9. >> all right, scott. police say aguilar's purchase of that shotgun used in the attack was perfectly legal. the owner of the rockville gun shop says there was no way he could have known of the mayhem ahead. bruce leshan is live with more on that part of the story and they didn't see any red flags at all, right bruce? >> reporter: well, that's right, lesli. of course the

the store where brianna and tyler johnson died has been boarded up with a simple white memorial wall, acknowledging the tragedy that happened here saturday. one storefront over, locked in time evidence of the mayhem. people scattered as the shooting broke out. >> we are now here to prepare the hearts of our retailers and our community. >> reporter: mall owner, general gross properties, has created a memorial at the mall central fountain where employees will be encouraged to sign memorial books and drop flowers in the water. outside a more public memorial where shoppers and the public will be allowed to offer their own offerings of candles and small mementoes. faith leak was among the first to walk by. >> i think they are handling it gently and tenderly. i think it is good the mall was closed yesterday and the store was closed. they are giving time for the families and co-workers just to mourn, and i don't think that life should go back to normal like completely the next day. >> reporter: there will be a visible police and security presence as the mall reopens. a sign of reassurance, a

the white house walls of the risk of a war with iran if lawmakers initiative to impose further sanctions goes through a number of senators backing the controversial proposal. the former israeli prime minister ariel sharon at the age of eighty five after eight years in a coma we look at some of his legacies. from a studio center here this is r.t. international with you twenty four hours a day. the bay prison turns twelve today and human rights activists are prepared a special way to mark the anniversary people across the u.s. have joined protests demanding an end to the infamous detention center something president obama promised. looks at the controversial history of the facility. hidden on a tropical island a symbol of promises made being far from promises kept will leave an appalling black mark in the history books unless the people who advocate for its continued existence when and if they win then i. suppose it's civilised values that america has will be gone forever twelve years ago the us brought to guantanamo its first detainees of the war on terror the us and powerful sections in

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brown did not respond but later added that he would paint the wall white to reflect sunlight. we have spent thousands of dollars on this. we have taken time off work. here is the example. i built scaffolding in the back to mimic roughly of his house. it's still not correct because it goes out. >> sir, your time is up. >> your time is up, sir. you are welcome to leave that information if you want. next speaker, please. >> you didn't call me, sir. i told you there is public comment available toed. >> my name is james frost. i live at 258 eureka street since 1984 and raised a family there. there has been much mention of historic preservation and residential design guidelines today at this commission. it seems to me that these guidelines are mostly concerned with preserving the facade of our buildings which is mostly what people are concerned about. there seems to be little of what addresses of what goes on at the facade of the buildings and directly impairs the quality of life. i'm proposed with the model not harming. i'm not sure what anybody can do about it since there is very

walls. [inaudible]. white on the fire hydrants. fire box red for the fire boxes. our brown for the pg and e poles. >> we are not painters we do our best. >> i'm assuming it has to do with gang activity. >> if it's territorial i mind. >> in case it's gang related and they are marking our territory i would like to paint it over. >> anything with numbers like x iv or x 13 west side mob and the bay view those are gang related. with gang related or profanity we will

congress, president white house, businesses from wall street to main street to give every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> the most buzzed about moment from tonight's state of the union address. the president focusing on the economy and women in a speech that laid out some ideas for his final three years in office. good evening, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. abc news reporter karen travers explains president obama's proposals and why some are skeptical about them. >> tonight president obama tried to convince a skeptical nation he still has the political power to get something done. >> let's make this a year of action. >> the president proposed a modest agenda. no major legislation, no sweeping change. it centered on one key theme. >> opportunity is who we are. the defining project of our generation must be to restore that promise. >> 2013 was a bruising year here in washington capped by the 16-day government shutdown. approval ratings for the president and congress hover near record lows. so tonight the president s

congress, president white house, businesses from wall street to main street to give every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> the most buzzed about moment from tonight's state of the union address. the president focusing on the economy and women in a speech that laid out some ideas for his final three years in office. good evening, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. abc news reporter karen travers explains president obama's proposals and why some are skeptical about them. >> tonight president obama tried to convince a skeptical nation he still has the political power to get something done. >> let's make this a year of action. >> the president proposed a modest agenda. no major legislation, no sweeping change. it centered on one key theme. >> opportunity is who we are. the defining project of our generation must be to restore that promise. >> 2013 was a bruising year here in washington capped by the 16-day government shutdown. approval ratings for the president and congress hover near record lows. so tonight the president s

this year let's all come together, congress, the white house, businesses from wall street to main streetto give every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> the president then addressed the federal minimum wage saying it was time to give america a raise. he promised to raise the wage for federal contract workers by order to $10.10 an hour. he also said a pay raise is loan is not enough and ordered the vice president to spearhead an across the board reform of worker trainer program. >> train americans with the skill employers need and match them to good jobs that need to be filled right now. >> other topics the president addressed tonight, a renewed push for immigration reform, expanded renewable energy and health care. all he said to keep america on a path toward prosperity. >> after five-years of grit and determined effort the united states is petter positioned for the 21st century they any other on earth. the question for everybody in this chamber, running through every decision we make this year, is whether we are going to help ou

this year, let's all come together, congress, the white house, businesses from wall street to main street, to give every woman the opportunity she deserves, because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> joined now from washington, political reporter kasie hunt. what's been the reaction to the president's state of the union speech? >> reporter: good morning, thomas. well, this is very clearly a president that's making a series of small asks. i mean, this was a modest speech from top to bottom, basically, and that's what you heard from members of congress after they listened to that speech last night. this is a president trying to keep his democratic party unified. he very sort of tip-toed around a number of the issues that could potentially cause problems for them in the midterm elections coming up. and part of the reason for that is that's the one major advantage democrats have over republicans at this point. the republican party is fractured still and a little bit off message. and while vulnerable docrats aren't scrambling to show up in their home states with the president,

congress, president white house, businesses from wall street to main street to give every woman the opportunitys because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> the most buzzed about moment from tonight's state of the union address. the president focusing on the economy and women in a speech that laid out some ideas for his final three years in office. good evening, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. abc news reporter karen travers explains president obama's proposals and why some are skeptical about them. >> tonight president obama tried to convince a skeptical nation he still has the political power to get something done. >>his a year ofke this a year of action. >> the president proposed a modest agenda. no major legislation, no sweeping change. it centered on one key theme. >> opportunity is who we are. the defining project of our generation must be to restore 2013 was a 2013 was a bruisingr here in washington capped by the 16 government government shutdown. approval ratings for the president and congress hover near record lows. so tonight the president said he will

you get into the white house, the walls go up, and you turn inward and you get more guarded. >> i thinkwomen when you get into your 40s and 50s, you don't care anymore. you know who you are. you're going to say what you want to say. >> unless you've got the west wing breathing down your neck. >> you alluded to that in the article that she is most comfortable and getting even more so. maybe by the time she's her mother's age, she will be as confident as her. >> she says her mother every single day does what she wants to do and says what she wants to say without apology and that's where she hopes to get herself. >> mrs. robinson is a cool lady. >> and she does want grandchildren? >> she does. and i felt a little funny about that. she jumped right in and said believe it or not, i have already started to think about that, because she can start already to envision her daughters going to college, getting married and having careers and she's starting to picture herself as a full-time caregiver. >> i'm fascinated by what they're going to do in the two years after the white house, when sasha has

congress, the white house, businesses from wall street to main street to give every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe when women succeed america succeeds. >> the president also wanted workers to set up their own retirement accounts with no new grand proposals but a prompt to make government work on of behalf of all americans. >> san francisco mayor lee was a guest of the first ahead at the state of the union and you can see mayor lee applauding on the left as the first lady entered the gallery. he supports americas reform and higher minimum wage. after the speech he tweeted i look forward to supporting the president's goals in san francisco by doubling down aggressive affordability. here are buzzwords: economy, job s, business was mentioned 23 mentioned. war and peace got 12 mentions. 12 and education was said eight times. thank you to the "wall street journal" for compile the numbers. >> the south bay have joined in water conservation effort. santa chair -- santa clara voted unanimously to ask for a reduction 10 percent in the water as california slips into the drought

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this year, let's all come together, congress, the white house, businesses from wall street to main streeteve when women succeed, america succeeds. >> even john boehner chuckled at that line. the congress passed hr7. the bill would prohibit insurance plans on the nation's health care exchanges for covering abortions. the senate will not take up the bill. even if it did, president obama would ultimately veto it. republicans put congresswoman cathy mcmorris-rodgers in front of the camera last night. republicans still find themselves on the other side of the gender divide. 76% of women support raising the minimum wage. 68% of women support extending unemployment insurance for the long-term jobless. women had wanted the jobs bill to pass by a margin of three to one. what's more important, cutting the deficit or keeping social security or medicare benefits in tact? 75% of women chose the latter. the thing about women is they pay attention to the stuff that affects them. you have to support the policies they support. that's not just how women work. that's how politics works. >>> coming up, presi

congress, the white house, businesses from wall street to main street to give every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> he amounged he will raise an executive order to raise the minimum wage for federal contractors. however, republicans and their response to the speech say they have a better plan. >> so we hope the president will join us in a year of real action by empowering people, not by making their lives harder be unprecedented spending, higher taxes, and fewer jobs. >> and one sign of the fractured republican party there were three republican responses last night. utah senator mike lee offered the tea parties rebuttal and senator rand paul give his own independence response. >> a group of bay area republicans got together last night to watch the state of the union address. in contra costa county republicans represent 25% of registered voters. we asked a group gathered about how the speech played to them. >> i think he is saying the same old same old and we will get the same old same old for another three years. >> really what

this year, let's all come together, congress, the white house, businesses from wall street to main street give every woman the opportunity she deserves. i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> we are joined from new york by keli goff, a contributing writer to booest -- "the daily beast," and "the root." an important point. the president got big applause. >> if they have an applause-o-meter it would have been off the charts. it was a popular moment. >> why was it a hit on social media? >> i think there's a lot of ladies on social media. that's part of the it. it's an issue. we know there's a war on women debate. a lot of missteps and gaffs on the g.o.p. side with mike hucker bee's libido comment and other high-profile missteps. everyone has been watching to see who will go into the next midterm elections with more of an advantage with the women voters, and what the president would say to talk specifically to women. >> democrats may have talked the talk, but women are not making as much as men. what has to happened. >> that is what was so smart. we heard the same numbers over and

let's all come together, congress, the white house, gizs from wall street to main street to give everyan the opportunity she deserves, i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. [ applause ] >> roaring standing ovation, high fives, fist pumps from the audience. that applause line right there sort of had it all. it was not just women who responded in the capitol from that speech. president obama's emphasis on equal pay for women last night, stan greenberg did a dial testing survey during the speech. when the president hit that particular line, that was met by his focus group with near universal approval from democratic and republican women, sending the approval specifically of unmarried women off the charts of the dial meter. going into last night's speech, there was some speculation as to whether or not the president would address women's issues specifically, and whether he would talk about reproductive rights. the president did not address the issue of reproductive freedom directly. instead he got the huge applause line of equal play and workplace policies getting out of the mad

this year, let's all come together, congress, the white house, businesses, from wall street to main street to give , every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. [no audio] [applause] >> joining me now from boston, larry summers. he was the treasury secretary under clinton. in a few minutes, doris kearns goodwin from florida, and with me in new york, glenn humbert of columbia university. he served as a top economic adviser to both bush presidents. al hunt of bloomberg. mark halperin of time magazine will join us shortly. i am pleased to have all of them this evening. let me go around and in the remote locations and get an assessment. al. >> i would give it an a or a minus. i found the context was not a good one for him. he had a dreadful 2013. his job approval ratings are down, political polarization. and yet he weaved together some different messages. he roused the faithful with a minimum wage and with women, pay equity, but he did not cut off any opportunities and he held out some branches, to glenn hubbard, and the two things that real

this year let's all come together, congress, white house, businesses from wall street to main street,ery woman the opportunity she deserves, because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> i'm just going to add, by the way, behind every great man is a great woman. i'm just saying. so the minimum wage boost, that will mean the most to the women. they represent nearly two thirds of minimum wage earners in this country. is there any chance this gets done while president obama is in office? >> i certainly hope so. i think what you are seeing around the country, as he talked about is states and others, like at the local level, not wait fog congress to act. so there's momentum already in the country, i think, to do this. i think it will be a hard argument for republicans to fight against, particularly given how important women voters will be in the fall. i mean, women really made the difference in virginia. women made the difference frankly in 2012, particularly women of color. if women come out and vote to our numbers, and use our power, absolutely it will be a tough argument fo

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congress, the white house, businesses from wall street to main street, to give every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >>> and republicans tried something different. a personal appeal from a mother of three, the highest ranking republican woman in congress. >> if you would have told me as a little girl that i would one day put my hand on the bible and be sworn in as the 200th woman to serve in the house of representatives, i wouldn't have thought it possible. >>> and you talking to me? why one congressman is having a grimm morning after about that postgame interview that turned ugly. >> let me be clear to you. [ bleep ]. >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we'll have a lot more on that deep freeze that's shutting down parts of the south, and potentially the president's schedule in the midwest tomorrow. traveling to four states over two days. and here in washington, an apology from the staten island congressman who has some explaining to do. joining me now, msnbc contributor and nbc's chief white house respondent chuck tod

this year, we should come together, congress, the white house, and businesses from wall street to mainstreame every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> the president wanted to allow workers to set up their own retirement accounts with no new grand legislative proposals but a promise to make government work on behalf of all americans the he repeated the call for immigration reform. >> san francisco mayor lee was a guest of first lady at the state of the union and you can see mayor lee on the last as she entered the gallery. like the president, lee supports immigration reform and a higher minimum wage. after the speech, lee tweeted "i look forward to supporting the president's goal by doubling down on aggressive affordability agenda for all in san francisco." members of congress were tweeting sending out 750 tweets with 1.7 million speech related to the speech compared to 1.3 million last year with the top topic was minimum wage and then equal pay. >> parts of the south bay joined in water consequence vacation effort. the water district

this year, let's all come together: congress, the white house, businesses from wall street to main street to give every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe when women succeed america succeeds. (cheers and applause) now, women hold a majority of lower-wage jobs, but they're not the only ones stifled by stagnant wages. americans understand that some people will earn more money than others and we don't resent those who, by virtue of their efforts, achieve incredible success. that's what america is all about. but americans overwhelmingly agree that no one who works full time should ever have to raise a family in poverty. (applause) (applause) in the year since i asked this congress to raise the minimum wage, five states have passed laws to raise theirs. many businesses have done it on their own. nick chute is here today with his boss john soranno. john is an owner of punch pizza in minneapolis and nick helps make the dough. only now he makes more of it. (laughter) john just gave his employees a raise to ten bucks an hour, and that's a decision that has eased their financial s

let's come back, congress, the white house, businesses from wall street and main street to give every woman the opportunity she deserves, because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. [ applause ] >> now, women hold a majority of lower wage jobs, but they're not the only ones stifled by stagnant wages. americans understand that some people will earn more money than others, and with he don't resent those who by virtue of their efforts achieve incredible success. that's what america's all about, but americans overwhelmingly agree that no one who works full time should ever have to raise a family in poverty. [ applause ] >> if the year since i asked this dong raise the minimum wage, five states ever passed laws to raise theirs. many businesses ever done it on their own. nick schute is here with his boss, john serrano, the owner of the pizza shop in minneapolis. he he makes the dough he. john just gave his employees a raise to $10 an hour and eased their financial distress and bostonned their morale. tonight, i ask more of america's business leaders to follow john's lead, do wha

this year, let's all come together, congress, the white house, businesses from wall street to main street to give every woman the opportunity she deserves, because i believe when women succeed, america succeeds. >> rose: joining me now from president clinton's treasury secretary and top economic advisor, from a few minutes from boynton beach, florida, doris kearns goodwin, with me in new york, glen hubbard of columbia university, he served as a top economic advisor to both bush presidents, al hunt of bloomberg news and fallow of the atlantic, mark halperin will join us shortly, i am glad to have all of them this evening let me go around at this table imagined in the remote locations and get an assessment, al. >> i would give him an a or at least an a minus, i thought the context in which he was speaking but not a good one for him, a dreadful 2013, his job approval ratings are down, political polarization, and yet he weaved together, i thought some quite different messages tonight, he roused the faithful with a minimum wage, women, pay equity but he didn't cut off any opportunities and he

thai derm citing live roaches, roach excrement, dead roaches throughout the kitchen walls and inside of their large whiteefrigerator and also cited them for having no one certified in food safety and improper food holding temperatures like canned crab meat at 56 degrees instead of the required 41. a worker said the manager was not in and declined our request to check for improvements. in the district inspectors closed 7-eleven on connecticut avenue northwest citing 10 violations including improper food temperatures, no hot water, no one certified in food safety. an employee said the manager wasn't in and our camera wasn't allowed in either. we're probably not making any friends, but we are keeping you better informed checking in restaurant we check out on four square. you can also follow me on facebook or twitter. all the restaurants we checked out have now passed reinspection and they are all now back to serving customers. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9 first alert weather. >> snow is tapering off pretty fast, but it's not going anywhere.

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