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Entry level employees that they provide to the executives. this was first from the "new york times" and to a provision that was supposed to kick in shortly after the president signed this bill into law back in 2010. but because the irs still hasnt spelled tout business owners exactly where to draw the line about who counts as a highly compensated employee, nobody knows what to do. and until the irs figures out exactly who is highly compensated, were not going to go when this regulation actually ...

We are reporting exactly what youre talk about. here are todays top trenders voted on by you. >> yeah, the new one came out, surprisingly. >> plumbers crack. >> federal judge has struck down oklahomas ban on same-sex marriage calling that unconstitutional. >> the iowa court a few years ago, they didnt see any biological evidence to support marriage being between a man and a woman. you know, they need some basic plumbing lessons. >> he piles up on gay marriage rulings. >> weve got to get back to ...

Country later this hour. theres another important story were following significant decision by the united states supreme court just a little while ago. its been a little more than two weeks since a judge allowed same-sex marriages to go ahead in utah. but now the high court has put any new marriages in that state an hold. our justice reporter, evan perez, is joining us more on this ruling, what it means. its not a permanent ban, necessarily. >> no, its a temporary hold. and justice sotomayor k...

Its the anniversary of the patriot act signed into law back in 2008 by president george w. bush. nbcs kristen welker is live at the white house this afternoon with more. first of all, whats the background on this rally and are there any lawmakers involved as well there today? >> reporter: well, craig, we know there are going to be lawmakers there today including representative of michigan, dennis kucinich, gary johnson and others, as well as tens of thousands of people who have come out to prote...

>> did you get a sense that he was troubled? >> his demeanor on wednesday was as i say the antithesis of tuesday. and so he did appear troubled. he appeared stressed. >> when she talks about him being different on wednesday, that was last wednesday which of course was the anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks again going to perhaps his state of mind. now the shooters fare told seattle police in 2004 that his son had ptsd after taking part in 9/11 rescue efforts. but we dont have real details on...

Wednesday. and his countenance was markedly different on wednesday. >> how so? >> he was very hurried. he said that he was extremely tired. he said, im tired. im exhausted. i got to go. i got to go. im going to take my food up to the room. >> did you get a sense that he was troubled? >> his demeanor on wednesday was as i say the antithesis of tuesday. and so he did appear troubled. he appeared stressed. >> when she talks about him being different on wednesday, that was last wednesday which of co...

>> how so? >> he was very hurried. he said that he was extremely tired. he said, im tired. im exhausted. i got to go. i got to go. im going to take my food up to the room. >> did you get a sense that he was troubled? >> his demeanor on wednesday was as i say the antithesis of tuesday. and so he did appear troubled. he appeared stressed. >> when she talks about him being different on wednesday, that was last wednesday which of course was the anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks again going to p...

They read the newspapers and dont see retribution in the form of investigation. whether the evidence was there, i cant say. of course its understandable that people feel that way. >> sheila, you had to wind down the banks and institutions and you were a regulator. did you say that? >> we sent a lot of cases to them. i think for the smaller banks, our process is based on the banky failing. there was no process in place to go after these guys. dodd frank ends that. strict low on one bailout. i thi...

Bush championed and signed into law back in 1999. it means that with certain crimes in the state of florida, if you use a gun, youll face enhanced time in prison or mandatory minimum sentences. like ten years for showing a gun. 20 years for firing it and 25 to life if you injure or kill someone. california is the only other state to have this specific law. but a lot of other states have something called gun enhancement laws. they bump up the maximum time that you might spend in prison. the criti...

Assault, which still carries the potential for decades in prison, due to a florida state statute called the 10-20 life law. its dubbed the "use a gun and youre done" law after a popular pfa campaign that governor jeb bush championed and signed into law back in 1999. it means that with certain crimes in the state of florida, if you use a gun, youll face enhanced time in prison or mandatory minimum sentences. like ten years for showing a gun. 20 years for firing it and 25 to life if you injure or ...