which is it's the bare minimum, you work 40 hours a week and you get out of poverty. why we push it, you should have a fair shot of getting out of poverty if you work 40 hours a week. can you negotiate on the length of time on seasonal workers on other things? yes. and we've told our republican colleagues we would negotiate. but i'll make a prediction here. just like unemployment insurance, they know they're on the wrong side here. we'll get a deal on minimum wage within the next six months. >> i don't disagree with you. we should index it to inflation. but there has to be a deal. president clinton gave a big speech where he talked about how he was criticized for cutting the capital gains tax. he got 6 million children health insurance. he got 9 million people moved out of poverty. the only question joe's asking is how do we cut a deal? you can have that conversation offline. but natural gas exports will help overseas, create jobs at home, and a larger stockpile of energy. there has to be some give and take there. >> we'll get a deal on minimum wage. there will be som

we are conducting operations to sweep away terrorism and we did not use barely bombs in fallujah. at army has fired barely bombs on residential neighborhoods in fallujah >> reporter: iraqi's army say this operation in fallujah is the final and decisivive attack. they have been fighting sincejack january and both sides have experienced heavy losses. now, if the use of barely bombs is confirmed in civilian areas that constitutes a war crime and a new and troubling tactic by the iraqi army. 36 stud tents sentenced for taking part in a protest, arrested in december following anticoup demonstrations at the university in the egyptian capitol. students who supported ousted president mohamed morsi were accused of blocking roads and stacking security. they are fined over $4,000 each. >> and three al jazeera english journalits have been held in an e job description prison for 134 days they are are falsely accused of conspiring with the outlawed muslim brotherhood, declared a terrorist organization. our from al jazeera arrest abbic has been on hunger strike for 111 days. blood tests show his

like the past surveys, there's more bare ground than snow actually. the snowpack that fills state reservoirs is just 18% of average. >>> another day of near record heat. meteorologist paul deanno took the mobile weather lab to pacifica. big changes are on the way. >> reporter: yeah. we're looking for the first sign of that onshore flow returning and it's here. it's still sunny. there's no marine layer whatsoever and it's still very beautiful outside with temperatures in the 70s. but gone are the mid-80s that we had in pacifica yesterday. we're out here live and yes, the signs of change have already reached the coastline. let's take a look at the highs for today. still well above normal with a new record set in oakland. you were 20 degrees above average with a high of 87 today. san jose not a record but you were the one spot to hit 90. santa rosa 88. san francisco 83 degrees. 7 degrees cooler than yesterday but still 19 degrees above average. where are we right now? we're at 81 in mountain view. half moon bay at the airport you're still 85. pleasanton

not only did he have bare feet but he was concerned about leaving a blood trail, possibly one leading straight to his door. this pointed towards two men who didn't previously been thought of as suspects. the man who claimed he found christina's body. 32-year-old todd hail and christina's next door neighbor carlos robinson who called 911. both men knew one another since they both helped christina move into her apartment three days earlier. investigators had been suspicious of todd hale's claim that he had been able to enter christina's apartment through a small window opening without disturbing the items on the entertainment certainty inside. >> we thought for todd to get in through that window he would have to have an acrobats physique which he did not. >> he wasn't invited in. he opened the window, removed the screen and snaked himself in through this small opening. >> so they asked him to do it again while they watched. >> we allowed him to demonstrate how he was able to climb through that window and around the entertainment center and he was able to do that even wearing some steel

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but two years ago when he was barely 40, it almost ended. ♪ >> every time i sing, my soul is bared. >> when he had a stroke a year and a half ago, opera singer jordan's ability to bare his soul, to sing, was stifled. 5:30 a.m. the morning of the stroke. 18-month-old gabriel crawls into bed with his parents and everyone goes back to sleep except eric. >> he never stopped kind of moving around and jerking around. then i realized there's something wrong. >> then the moving around stop abruptly. >> i slapped him. he wouldn't wake up. >> later at the hospital doctors removed three large clots in eric's brain saving eric's life. ♪ and his ability to sing. only eight weeks after his stroke the bass was back onstage at new york's metropolitan opera. >> this is a very magical house. >> eric said recovering from a stroke has forced him to slow down and to savor life's small blessings and to accept this new version of himself. >> how you change the way that you look at something helps you change yourself. >> that's going to wrap things up for "sg md" but stay connected with me at cnn.com/sanja

flees pakistan, barely escaping his bullet-ridden car. the gaming are of speaking -- danger are of speaking out about human rights in that area. >>> googles rite to link to anything online - where does your right to provide si end. >> jay z's fight with his sister-in-law goes viral - important stories on social media appear to go nowhere. >> i'm antonio mora, here is "consider this." >> pakistan is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists. >> media in pakistan are facing killed. >> the hoy court ruled that goog -- high court ruled that google must delete links about its users if they ask. >> the european court of justice said to google you need to respect the right of privacy. protected. >> the incident set social media on fire.

mostly cloud sky skies, so farther barely north and i mentioned thousand i know some of you are barely up there. i don't think they will drop top as match oakland west january a west and you might get pockets and they will start to site improving conditions and mostly cloudy skies, temperatures are coming down little bit today and we have a lot of upper 60s to a lot of lower 70s, here is sal. >>> we are looking willing -- we are looking at a commute that looks good for example, carquinez to the mcarthur maze is about 17 minutes and sometimes people asked me what is the best and there are no slow downs. >> let's move on and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza across the bay, i think my maps, traffic does look good and there is a report of a crash northbound 101, right now traffic is not very slow in this area. >>> we are following breaking news where 2:00 are fired at from a bowl bill one home park. the damage looks extension sufficient, dan mean. >> well, you can see behind me about this nobodyel loam obviously week still make sure all of the hot spots are out and we are here into

"u cpr on a kid who was barely breathing and bleeding. oh. and, um, paramedics finally showed up. >> i felt the wind right past my face. >> reporter: 18 yearly sierra was walking home when the gunman pulled up next to her and started shooting after she ignored him. she later recognized the same smile and eerie laugh in the video posted by elliott rodger on youtube. >> that image was in your head? >> i never actually literally looked into the face of the devil, you know. >> reporter: after two gun battles with police and a chase, it was all over, seven people were dead including the gunman, seven others injured. tonight investigators are pouring over videos roger posted online, this one just a day before the shooting in which he complains about being rejected by girls and warning that the time for revenge had come. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution. >> reporter: rodger's family knew he was troubled. his father, peter rodger is assistant director for the "hunger games" movies. attorneys say he had multiple therapists and his parents and a s

>> we're ready to bare it all. thankfully the no underpants ride is totally phony. the bottomless community is the brainchild of the jokesters at improv everywhere. >> improv everywhere is a new york city-based prank collective. we cause scenes of chaos and joy in public spaces. >> those scenes include 200 pap ants freezing in -- participants freezing in place at grand central station as well as a scene where there's an impromptu lunchtime music cal. ♪ >> improv everywhere members are no strange force viral videos. their youtube page has more than 1.6 million subscribers and hundreds of millions of views. >> it's a great platform to share what we do and have other people enjoy it, that. >> one of the comedy crew's most popular stunts is their annual no-pants subway ride. >> it started back in 2002. it's the middle of winter. you've got guys in winter coats, winter hats, scarfs, gloves. but of course, no pant. >> and it's grown exponentially every year. >> it's even gone international with participants posting vid

life is hard, and even the bare necessities are lacking. but jabbes doesn't let himself get discouraged. >> this is my home. and that's my mother. she sells charcoal to earn some money for the family. i learned my soccer skills from play soccer malawi. >> play soccer malawi is the project that gave him a new horizon. it's opened doors for jabbes -- paving the way to recognition and a better education. there's a large soccer pitch right nearby. it's the home of play soccer malawi. jabbes was once one of these children. sylas liwinda manages the program. he still knows jabbes very well, from the time when he came here regularly to learn and to play football. >> jabbes proved himself a hard worker from the very start. he joined when he was barely 8 and he was very ambitious. and he became very confident in his abilities. not only in football, but in classes as well. he improved quite quickly and he was deeply dedicated. and his soccer skills made him local celebrity. >> jabbes is a role model for many of the kids here. but the focus isn't only

resolution 2139, the use of barely bombs has been condemned in syria. it's actually a war crime according to the united nations as well. if these barrel bombs are used in civilian areas. we have seen these pictures. we have spoken to people in fallujah who have said to us, yes, they are using barely bombs. we have seen them. we have spoken to witnesses who have seen them. we have spoken to experts within fallujah who said the bombs have been filled with up to 200 kill grams of rdx. certainly there is compelling and strong, at the very least anecdotal evidence that they are using barely bombs but that has been used by the iraqi army. the question is why would they use these bombs? so far, nobody has been able to tell us why. the reason barrel bombs are used in syria, many military analysts suggested the syrians were running out of conventional weapons. >> that's not the case here in iraq. so we don't know why the iraqi army have resorted to the use of this worrying tactic. >> imman, thank you. >> the cease fire meant to stop fighting could be on the verg

. >> i got on the ground and then saw the victim, barely breathing. >> police call it a planned mass murder. >> he lifted up a little black pistol. she shot, and i just felt it pass right by my face. >> the driver of the black bmw methodically gunning down pedestrians as officered returned fire. >> multiple officers in first engagement and one in the second engagement. >> the alleged shooter, 22-year-old eliot rodger, found shot in the head in the driver's seat. the student at santa barbara community college left behind this crypted video titled "elliott rodgers "retribution. >> tomorrow i will have my revenge. >> the video posted on youtube hours before the attack. rodgers family attorney says the alleged suspect had a hard time making friend but never had a history with guns. >> this country, this world needs to address mental illness and the ram fission indications for not recognizing these illnesses. >> and in addition to those seven people who were killed, we know 11 others were injured. they're still recovering in the hospital. now, rodger's family attorney says that the suspec

in the parliamentary elections, they barely missed the five percent hurdle. now it has garnered enough support to claim seats in the european parliament. afd has grown into a new party for the germans people. a freedom loving party. a socially conscious party. a party founded on values. [applause] success story for eurosceptics who seemed to be firmly established on germany's political stage. as we promised them a we will be crossing to major european capitals this evening. let check in with the spanish capital of madrid and our correspondent there. first off, what can you tell us about the vote in spain? no figures out already, but what we know is about the turnout, it is quite similar to the last elections in 2009. if we take the forecasts done before these elections, we can see that there will be a loss within the two big parties. the socialists and the conservatives, and the smaller parties that have come up with in the last month or years will gain strength. but it will not change the political landscape here in spain at all because the big parties will

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barely missed me, barely missed the cashier's head by inches. >> the pickup crashes into the building, sending a wooden post, like a javelin through the front window straight at the cashier's head. >> at the point of impact, i had to close my eyes because i didn't want to see what was going to happen. >> he is trapped outside in a 2 by 2 space between an ice machine and the wrecked pickup truck. >> i was scared. my heart was beating 1,000 miles a minute. >> amid the terror and confusion, he manages to keep a clear head. >> i jumped over the railing, called 911. >> 911. >> yeah, we just had an accident at hatfield mccoy quick stop. 119. somebody hit our pump and it's on fire. >> then i went back inside to make sure everybody was okay. >> his biggest concern is for his employee. she's terrified, but uninjured. >> it happened so quickly. that's when we realized how close we were for all to die or get hurt very badly. fearing another explosion, he races downstairs to shut off the circuit breakers. the pickup truck driver and passenger flee and it's not until weeks later that he discovers

you could tell she was just barely able to move her eyes. and there was another girl right here, and she was kind of like laying down crouched. she immediately got on the phone with her mother and was telling her mother about how much she loved her and she wasn't sure she was going to make it. >> it was a bmw, white occupant, a male wearing a white shirt. >> we heard a loud crash, and about, you know, close to 30 rounds of gunfire. and i looked outside and i saw the bmw had crashed into parked cars on the street. >> and the car passed right by me and my friend, barely nicked her and hit the guy right behind us, literally from the street to the sidewalk. >> i saw one cop rush to the car. the policeman cleared out the car. i saw the driver get pulled out. he looked very hurt. i mean, to me, he's either unconscious or already dead. >> currently, the sheriff's office is not looking for any additional suspects. we believe the suspect acted alone. this incident appears to be a mass murder situation. >> and last hour, richard martinez, the father o

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i get the feeling in 2016 it's going to be a bare knuckles race. >> it's going to be a bare knuckles race. the challenge for republicans is they're going to have their own bare knuckles race. >> and it's going to be rough. >> it's going to be rough. you have at least 12 people considering the race today. i would expect many of those people actually get in. so i think that we have our own challenges getting through a primary process and getting somebody who can focus on hillary. keep in mind, it's going to be at least $1 billion to wage -- >> at least? romney already did a billion and obama did 1.5. >> the infrastructure required to do that is enormous. >> it is. if she didn't run, do you think there's a chance she doesn't run? >> sure. >> more than remote? it is amazing to me. democrats don't seem to have a great plan b if she doesn't run. >> this is the democratic party. we don't get together and put a plan together to nominate our president. even in the best of circumstance, it's a free for all. we don't have a plan for it means we're not talking about it because it's early. let's

a police sting, revealed women baring all for extra cash. similar activity at stabbed in the area led to a new law just this year. restricting the use of pasties and tape instead of bikinis. >> this is our city. and we should have the right to choose what we will or what we will not allow. >> reporter: the moms say they're determined to force a crackdown to make knowing exposure of body parts in a public place without full or opaque covering, unlawful. in oregon, the bikini barista boss there, voluntarily backed down. >> i have done this to reduce tension, and without restrictions on my entire business plan just according to a small group's belief on morality. >> reporter: if you wonder who would have the chutzpah to put women up to this kind of thing in the first place you. are probably not imagining a mother of three who admits she could never do this? but owner sarah burnell its not worried about a change in the law. >> you have to pass laws that apply to everybody. if they're going to tell the girls to cover up more. they're going to tel

she can barely smile anymore and her hearing has been affected. she was riding her bike home from work and the car left the scene. jones had just finished her first week for the unified school district, a job she can't do now and hopes police find the driver and you don't do that not each to an animal and they don't have a heart. . >> jones does not remember much and they want anybody who witnessed the accident or has information to call them and can do so anonymously. jones said it will help them heel and she hopes others learn from her experience. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> santa rosa police say an accident was caused by a man repeatedly stabbing himself ran a red light and hit two cars. he was taken to the hospital with major injuries mostly from the stabbings. he may decide to you don't in advertisements. people on both sides have some strong opinions. >> reporter: they sure do, it is a mixed back of reactions and some say it would generate lots of money for the city and some city leaders

i turn my back for five minutes, and it's chaos already. >> not only that, most pupils barely speak a word of slovakian . nikola can only show us how old she is. when we ask what she likes best about school, she only understands the question after her teacher translates it. "reading," she replies, a bit embarrassed. when these children graduate, they will likely suffer the same fate as their older siblings -- being unemployed, despite having a diploma. here, even having good grades cannot make up or having a darker skin color. prejudices against roma are deep rooted at all levels of slovakian society. nikola's teacher discovered this when she told friends she was going to teach at a school for roma. >> their first reaction was always, "careful that you don't get lice," and all the usual stuff, but they grown used to it. >> a roma expert says that unfortunately, getting a high school diploma does not significantly improve roma's chances of getting a good job. he says integration has failed, and both sides are to blame. >> roma are the second largest minority in slovakia. yet, they do n

. >> reporter: today's report list 30 sites including jamestown, virginia, barely above sea level the report says the first english colony could be under water by the turn of the century. at the kennedy space center storm surges threaten launch pads that sent americans to the moon. yosemite faces warmer, drier summers, increasing the wildfire risk. >> because we've identified some of the places at most risk, we can take steps now to try to preserve our national heritage. and that's encouraging. >> reporter: this is how hollywood envisioned the future of the statue of liberty. today's report says the real threat is rising water. here's what five feet of sea level rise would look like. two years ago superstorm sandy gave a preview of coming attractions. forcing liberty island to temporarily close. >> this room was completely flooded all the way up to here. >> reporter: and ending a 200 year tradition of people living on the island. the report praises that decision and the relocation of the cape hatteras lighthouse. moved more than a half mile to protect it from an eroding coast in 1999.

this taiwanese businessmen said he barely escaped the country -- businessman said he barely escaped the country by disguising himself as a vietnamese worker. >> i never felt so scared in my life. i still have lots of friends who could not escape to the airport. they did not dare come out because if they did, they would be beaten. public unrest is rare in the country. some say it could pose a risk to the economy and political stability. threats include other causes like social discontent and workers -- greater workers' rights. >> to pretoria where the judge overseeing the trial of oscar pistorius has ordered the athlete to go -- undergo a month-long psychiatric evaluation. for thatcution asked in valuation after a psychiatrist called by the defense told the court the defendant suffers from an anxiety disorder. the athlete is on trial for the murder of his girlfriend on valentine's day of last year. an important one because it could determine whether or not pistorius was criminally responsible when he shot reeva steenkamp dead. a month after islamist group haram-- group boko kidnapped 200

. >> barely made it. >> way short down on the lower level. >> all right, back at 16. the shot could go a long way to deciding this championship, johnny. and a good shot here if he makes a birdie. >> what a decision. and go for it in the water and you could do it all the way right here. >> 234 left. >> i think he has a hybrid club. >> i think he does. >> doesn't seem to ever use it, though. >> you think this would be a good, high fade. it's left. doesn't get into the fairway. >> short test over there left of the green. a lot of green to work with. >> pretty good shot, really. >> i'm sure it's just a little left of where i was trying to hit it. >> i agree. >> 223. >> want to start to the left side of the green. >> softly. softly. >> good shot. >> another putt for an eagle. >> move over to 17. garcia putting from the upper level. the slope right down here should start moving to his right. good speed. it's going to be a par for garcia. he's going to remain at 10 under. martin kaymer the lead down to just one. birdie opportunity there at 16. can he get it up and down. stay

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the building quite clearly bares the scars of occasion by separatists. but what we have here now is a group of about a hundred locals that have come here because they are upset by a memorandum of security that has been signed by many executives and by the police. they say in the signing of the memorandum, they were not consulted avenue nothing about it. and they said they are not happy with it. it comes as local steelworkers have organized their own patrol, civil patrol. they are going around with police, a group of about ten of them, negotiating with separates to leave buildings and keeping peace in the area. the workers were being urged to take part to create peace in the city. the separatists have left many of the buildings in the region. the real issue for poll traditions now in the region is calming the locals who say they are not being talked to in this entire process. >>> rescuers are attempting to reach thousands who have been trapped after landslides have buried houses, but neither the army for forces have been able to reach the towns. in >>> fi

government figures show that the government barely grew at all. .1percent. what gives. we'll bring in our economic panel. tom gimble is president and ceo. and chief economic's for the wall street journal. and welcome to you. john.1 percent growth in the first part of the year, that is barely enough to accomplish anything. some say mostly because of the bad winter, any way to prove that? >> it will be proved as we go through the next few months and today's jobs report gives evidence that the economy is picking up stream as we get into better weather period. these numbers were for april after all of the bad weather out of the system. so it is good news. i don't want to diminish it. we can't read too much in to this because there is a lot of cross currents. >> 288,000 jobs created in april, tom. where is the hiring? is it across all sectors or in any one particular area? >> it is across all sectors and a lot of it in construction and housing and things getting regar and making a make up month in april. and seeing it in professional services and health care as the economy g

you get a sense of normalcy, but barely. for many of the survivors, they are very much worried about the day to day. worried about how to get over and find closure. u.n. agencies are staying recovery is for high end survivors, far from offer. >>> survivors of typhoon haiyan say they want to be heard. farmers are set about howing the recover -- how long the recovery is taking. they accuse the government of being too slow. they are in need of assistance. >> i think we are gaining ground. everyone is recovered. the schools are opening. the civic centers or the community structures are being slowly put back. the people are hoping for government help. he hasn't recovered from what he lost when his farm was destroyed. pests like these are finishing whatever is left of it. >> translation: farmers are going hungry. we need food, shelter. we need to be given capital to clean the farms. gasoline, seed lippings, this is ago -- seedlings. this is like second haiyan for us. we are unable to do anything. >> his sentiments are repeated 1 1

barely a trace of the wholesome young girl from tennessee. it was 1994, the first time the world met little miley cyrus, just two years old on a country music show. she was already a showstopper. >> do your eyes, miley. do your eyes. very talented child. >> perhaps a sign of things to come. >> this is very dangerous. you're teaching her to flirt at a very early age. you're going to be in big trouble when she's about what, 12, 13? >> whenever the camera was on, she was on. you could also see that from an early age. i always got the sense she was calculated, but like in a good way. >> calculated and destined for big things. not entirely surprising for a little girl who was originally named destiny hope cyrus. >> i thought it was her destiny to bring hope to the world. you know, i do think that this is her purpose. her path. you know, i think she's a natural born singer, song writer, entertainer. >> and it didn't hurt that her father was a hit maker. ♪ don't tell my heart >> the fact that he had one big hit with achy breaky heart puts him on a

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another barely bomb was dropped southwest of the capitol on friday. government helicopters are using the barely bombs to get rid of opposition fighters. >>> two iraqi soldiers have been killed in western ambar province. and more killed in fall uminga. iraqi forces have been trying to retake control of fallujah. >>> the western u.s. fire fighters continue to battle several out-of-control fires in california. the largest blaze near a military base has already consumed at least 6,000 hector sorghum, destroying a dozen structures, causing $2 million in damage. police have arrested a 57-year-old who was seen setting one of the fires. >>> the worst flooding on record in bosnia. peter sharp reports there are warnings of further flooding. >> three months of rain in less than three days. the worst floods to swamp the balkan sorghum since records began 120 years ago waters flood across flood beforfences. landslides cutting through communities with no warning. scores have died. the dettoll is expected to rise. >> it's a catastrophe. when we saw the first two hou

the same is true for those who can bare make ends meet. mark kelly >>> every mom deserves to kick back on mother's day and relax. the same is true for those that can barely make ends meet. mark kelly reports, it was those special ladies that got a full day of pampering. >> the hamilton family center made over into a salon. from air to make up. classical music. these moms got the star treatment. >> they are beautiful. i feel happy. >> reporter: one of the make- up artists that volunteered to give the moms, many sing skpel homeless, a taste of glamour. >> you get to know about them and their background, what they like and, also, you know, just to bring them a little bit of that happiness. >> i don't want them to feel really sad and like i want them to feel just like the same as everyone else. just happy. >> reporter: the 28th year for this event. 35 moms taking advantage. organizers say it is the most extravagant one, yes. they are happy to see these moms enjoying themselves. >> this is stigma being homeless. for them, it is not. the communi

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we barely got through all of this, all of this water. and we got down here to this underpass and right here was a man laying dead. we put the scaffold right here and it went down from this side. you can see the rope's still there and we would lower it, inmates would climb down that scaffold and we would line them up on this road, about 6,000. probably the largest mass movement, obviously, of inmates in the country. we would put the boats in the water right down here under this overpass and run them around here. meanwhile, the folks on top, first they threw stuff at us. that's one of the things they threw off that bridge at us, it's still right here, do you remember that? that's a spear. >> transported by boat and then bus, close to 2,000 parish prisoners ended up at angola. some perhaps simply victims of bad luck. >> my name is paul kunkle from toledo, ohio. we were on a long vacation, about 35 days, traveling across country, all the way down to cabo san lucas, mexico, where i have a time share. we came back through arizona and texas, wh

there's barely room to sit, nevermind sleep. they are sick, and they are hungry. most of trying to get to europe. >> did you pay a man to try to get you to europe? did you pay money? >> of course. paid $1600. a man with bullet wounds. he would not say who shot him. this is the moment when some of those in the jail were captured. foundmed coast guard them. they had been heading to italy, but they're injured -- the injured got out after four hours. they had been drifting for days. the water and food had run out. it was pure luck that the coast guard found them. the commander of the rescue said this was europe's problem is much as libya's. we apply to the eu to buy boats and helicopters for search and rescue operations, but we have not received anything. i think that the eu countries, especially italy, are not serious about fighting illegal immigration. open sea, it is the people smugglers, not the coast guard, who have the advantage. >> libya's problem is it has only eight of these boats to patrol 1200 miles of coastline. they say they need more night vision goggles

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>>that's barely a budge for you traders. what about the overall market conditions? we have the jobs number coming out todayhow are you playing that james? >>this is going to be a very crucial employment number. i think it's going to be the most important one we've heard all year. that's because this time around they're not gonna be able to blame the weather if it comes in below estimates . we saw pretty choppy price action on thursday as traders were sitting on their hands waiting for this number to come out. i think the fed was a non-event and we're all concerned about this number. we really need a good number out of this report for the market to make new highs. they are implying the market can go about 10-12 point higher should the number come out and if traders buy the market. but i think that puts us in an area where we're going to find resistance again because it's going to bring us right around to the all time highs. >>good information. thank you james. thanks so much for watching today. coming up next week, why the economy maybe in better shape then most peop

he says he can barely support dominic on his wages let alone provide him with the things his friends have. >> i don't want to see my son in gym shoes ten years later, i want him to have good stuff, but i can't afford it. >> a $15 hourly wage would hurt business' owner ability to create entry level jobs but they say it would put 700 extra dollars in his pocket every month, that's money he says would go a long wear in building life for him and his son. >> i am standing out on the very busy thorough fair, and a lot of coming by here, have been honking in support of these workers, tony. >> well, how are the companies reacting responding to the demands of these workers. tony, companies like mcdonalds say they are listening to these workers but a lot of these stores are owned by franchisees and they say some of those people would not be able to fay a $15 an hour wage. >> got you. all right, in chicago, let's bring in michael fletcher for more on this, he is an economics reporter, who has been covering these protests. it is good to see you. michael, are the protests gaining traction. >> and

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. >> that's barely a mortgage cycle way. >> i am so excited. >> reporter: sage calls herself a climate re refugees, she soldr south beach home last summer she says getting trapped by four feet of flood water on outside of her condo showed her rising sea levels were not an abstract fa. that. phenomenon. she's trying to get her mother to move inland so far to no avail. >> when you do something before before other people are always considered crazy. >> reporter: she says the moved to safer ground may have been motivated as much by family history as scientific data. while thinking about the move, she learned her great grandparents have fled the dust bowl of the 30s and moved to start anew in colorado. people may think she's crazy about, but she says they plans on moving away from florida within the next 20 years. >> during my lifetime florida will become less livable because of the intrusion of water. >> reporter: until 35 years sea level could rise two feet here and that's right here on this construction cone, so as you can imagine, del, that would make flooding here everybody worse. >> n

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