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Great bunch of guys. 121. yeah, i do singing on the side. play the guitar. hobbies. >> check it out. take a look at this, johns adorable daughter, 9-year-old daughter, alexa. they were at a father/daughter dance a couple weeks ago. that was absolutely adorable. tell me about alexa. we have 15 -- tell us about alexa. >> went to the daddy daughter dance at her school. awesome. scolded me for trying to dance like her and her friends. jumping up and down, being silly. dad cut it out. >> have to get ...

Overall the entire incident took less than five minutes. and in less than five minutes he fired 152 bullets. hes said to have used 30-round magazines, which means he may have had to reload four times to shoot those 152 bullets in less than five minutes. i mean, if you think about it, its one bullet in the chamber of the rifle, 30 bullets in the first magazine, thats 31, then you load 30 more, 61, then you load 30 more, 91, 30 more thats 121, and then you load 30 more, 151 bullets and then he is ...

Of good time. hes been sanctioned for fighting. >> inmate peppe was down in a medium security housing unit in 121. the officer heard scuffling coming from back of the unit. as the officer approached, he looked into his cell and found that inmate peppe was breathing heavily, bending down. he noticed that the other inmate was doing the same and had some scratch marks on him. there were they were able to write him up for fighting or some altercation. inmate peppe alleges that he was just spoking at...

Government money. >> understood. ezra, why arent those companies doing well on wall street hiring more folks? >> we talked about this sometimes. its almost an issue of patriotism. to them its a cost benefit analysis. they dont see they will get a profit back because they dont see enough profitable opportunities. this is something that i think we actually should worry about. you are seeing -- while i dont think the dows numbers are a great example of it, we are seeing it detaching the corporation...

Out of berkeley the other -- couple weeks ago that the top 1% has enjoyed 121% of the income gains of the recovery. so you might wonder how can they get more than 100% of the gains? and the answer is that the bottom 99% has lost some income share during the recovery. so were seeing three problems. one is slow growth. the other is growth that when we get it is not broadly shared and is not translating as quickly into job gains as we would like to see. there is a somewhat broken transmission mecha...

For,. >> shepard: great see you. the guy in charge of safety at bp says the systems that allowed an explosion that killed 121 -- 11 people were not an absolute failure. so how did the worst environmental disaster in american history happen? the latest from the trial is next. many you heard about the lawsuit against anheuser busch. somebody claiming the brewery was watering down its beer. guess what? the test results are in, and well bring them to you. iving d, and i have a massive heart attack r...

The income gains went to the top 1%, meaning, again, the bottom 99% went down. and you can see back over the last 20 years what percent of those income gains went to the top 1%, you can see at 121%. it is almost double what it has been in any other period of recovery. >> leave that up for just a second, t.j., if you would. so is that jump even just from 2009 up to this period from 2010 to current, is that the stock market? why are the gains so pronounced? >> it is a combination of certainly the ...

Income gains in the first two years of the recovery. now, how did the 1% get 121% of the income gains? because the 99% of the other incomes fell, they fell even as the economy was recovering, the country was growing again. even as corporate profits were hitting record highs. the people who lost the most power in the economy are the folks at the very bottom of the economic ladder, the folks making minimum wage, the folks without many skills. and that is what the federal government is trying to co...

Line has been going way up. way up. profits for big businesses are booming. but the average workers share of the spoils, the blue line is falling. so corporations are making more, but workers, workers are getting less. now here is what it means, workers are losing their power in the economy, losing the power, the ability to go into the bosss office and say i need a raise. and you need to give it to me. now you can blame any number of things for that, machines doing jobs people once did, loss of ...

Worse since the recession ended. a study done last month by the university of california berkeley, says the top 1% captured 121% of the income gains in the recovery. the top 1% captured 121% of the income gains in the first two years of the recovery. now, how did the 1% get 121% of the income gains? because the 99% of the other incomes fell, they fell even as the economy was recovering, the country was growing again. even as corporate profits were hitting record highs. the people who lost the mo...