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This guy play for oklahoma state basketball, he would be shoving people in the stands. aols reality is reality. she can defend all she wants or attempt to defend the formal cataract but it is not making peoples care more affordable. they are likely to lose their benefits through their employer. obama knows that which is why he has laid the mandate three years past his term in office. theyre trying to deal with the physical reality. a well is a struggling company. the news outlet is stumbling alo...

The way you get people assurances by allowing them to move from job to job. the way that happens is to have a stronger economy if jobs are available to do that. at this point those jobs arent available. maybe people are locked in their jobs but it isnt because they want to keep their health insurance, but there arent other jobs to go to to give them that flexibility. saying they shouldnt have to work will not help us know long-term. martha: thank you. see you next time. bill: so aol is doing an ...

A reversal and apology from the ceo of aol to his employees. aol now saying it will not change its 401(k) contribution plan from a pay period match to a once-a-year match. tim armstrong also saying that he made a mistake when he pointed out two specific, what he called distress pregnancies, as part of the reason for the companys decision to change its 401(k) plan. on thursday, he blamed obamacare and cited the pregnancies that cost $1 million each as reasons to cut its benefits plan. one of the ...

To make some really tough -- >> do you think he was that oafish? aol done have the same number of people so its a much smaller company, certainly smaller than this corporation, smaller than exxon mobile so when a couple of workers for what tragic reasons have over the top expenses related to their kid, lets say, it can have a measurable impact on a companys bottom line. >> it can. but the ceo should be making that argument in a broader context rather than singling out two women who work for the ...

Probably wednesday the worst time for freeze range in atlanta. but also have plenty of snow towards mid-atlantic as well. a huge area talking about a good chance for significant icing with the system, not only atlanta, stretching out through augusta, towards columbia, south carolina, again, dealing with major icing and then north of there, we could have a significant snow event. some areas perhaps closing in on a half foot of snow as we head through thursday morning. >> paul, thank you. still ...

The company has reinstated its 401(k) plan, or policy, and it should. after all, aol only brought in $2.3 billion in revenue last year. and mr. armstrong earned $12.1 million himself. but still they blamed sick babies for cuts to retirement plans? that is shameful, but its what we have come to expect from the 1%. one billionaire compared the treatment of the 1% to the holocaust. another said this -- >> the, quote, 1% are being pummelled because its politically convenient to do so. the 1% work ha...

Against big losses like a million dollars. they have liability caps that are below a million. >> that may be the lack of a connection here. kelly wallace, thinking about the story and the article last night, this is bigger than aol. they said listen, she could have called out cancer patients or other folks related to aol who needed a lot of money, but do you think this speaks the workplace and pregnant women. they mentioned the judgment call and are these pregnancy cases in her words stealing a ...

America. in second place the monument men starring george clooney and matt damon $72.7 million. the cop comedy ride along came in third with 9.3 million. >> and the new announcement from aol about the controversial 401 k policy. lauren simonetti has the business news and other news this morning. >> it is an about face for ceo tim armstrong. the company is reversing course on the new 401 policy. on a first paycheck basis they would be handed out in lump sum at the end of the year. armstrong had s...

Plus -- >> to me there did sound like the implication that somehow we were greedy consumers of health care benefits. >> a mother speaks out after the ceo of aol created quite the uproar, blame benefit cuts in part, quote, on distressed babies. the company had to pay millions to treat the mother. joining us live to talk about the phone call she received from the head of aol apologizing. plus, the westminster dog show kicks off with a doberman who has grabbed his share of headlines detecting his...

17-year-old jordan davis lost his life. well, coming up, aol says it was wrong. the online giant restoring 401(k) contributions after employees got angry. that story in "money time," next. vation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. thats why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... were new york. if theres something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... were...