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Government, by all of us, to keep us safe and secure, and at the same time, talk about what theyre not getting, kind of support theyre not getting both from the government, frankly, and the private sector. he did not get health care. he certainly didnt get health care that covered his family. he certainly didnt get a pension. he certainly didnt get protection that these guys feel might be appropriate. >> steve: one of the shooters problems is because of the special requirements of the special op...

Pay them what theyre worth. a lot. >> dana: this is an issue that the republican party should take up. the republican party should come out and say they are for an increase in the base pay for enlisted military. i would imagine because of phil bronstein doing the piece for "esquire" magazine, sometimes you get advocacy journalism. so tomorrow you have group getting together to be bipartisan. thigh will try to pass something to do something on the benefit piece. maybe that is what the republican ...

Political influence -- if you look at the headlines, unions rule. but at the membership level, theyre declining drastically. 400,000 fewer union people -- >>alisyn: one last thing about chicagos police department that i think is instructive. the reason they say they cant solve these crimes is because they say they have an understaffed detective division because they cant afford to pay more detectives. >> of course you cant afford to pay detectives when some of them are making $76,000 a year over...

In afghanistan now the postal service must pay up. rick erickson was fired when he took military leave in 2000. a judge said essoed back pay which could be up to $2 million. he has more than 30 military honors including a purple heart. ainsley? >> thanks patti ann. it is not too late to get a seasonal job. for some industries the busy season starts after the new year. >> there are three companies hiring this week cheryl casone and the fox business network. >> good morning, cheryl. >> guess what?...

Mcconnells office warned he will not go easy on whoever the democratic challenger is but did not reference judd specifically. mitt romney is going back to work at his own job. marriott international has announced romney rejoined the board of directors after resigning two years ago. as for how much romney will earn, s.e.c. showed that directors received a base pay of $60,000 plus $1250 for every meeting they attended. romney has a long-time friendship with the members of marriott family and has s...

$100 billion. hold on. lets put this in perspective. that means the walton familys wealth is nearly equal to that of the bottom half of all americans combined. while the u.s. economy and millions of american families have been struggling with unemployment and underemployment, net sales for the walton family has grown more than $70 billion since the start of the great recession. now, a lot of those families in the bottom half struggling with underemployment are in fact walmart workers. a leaked i...

While not stopping the flow of drugs into the country one bit. >> his base pay might end up only being half of what he is actually paid as a police officer. >> with us now, filmmaker eugene juror recchi, writer and director of "the house i live in" which was a grand jury prize-winning at this years sundance film festival, documentary opens friday you october 5th. i have seen it. it is awesome. i highly recommend t congratulations to you, sir. >> thank you very much. thanks for having me here. >>...

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Similar providers. they are private sector earning money. >> probably. in this story they quote charity navigator for someone in her type of nonprofit, the average base pay was lower in the $200,000 to $300,000 range. this raises questions about you know, every once in a while you will get stories, antidotes about fraud and abuse in medicaid. i think what is really alarming the director of medicaid by medicaid. but medicaid and medicare by itself are growing at a rate that is drowning the budget...

nathan adrian beating the aussie missile in the 100 meter freestyle finish. youve just got to see it. when is gold actually green? olympians being taxed for their gold, silver, and bronze. does first place really mean a $9,000 tax bill? skipping, pirouettes, the extended trot. a 15-year-old mayor enters the olympic sport of dressage today. why is this news, you ask? rafalka is ann romneys horse. "cnn newsroom" begins right now. good morning to you. im carol costello. thank you so...