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Monetary side, we could get a tighter labor market and get the growing wages. >> but were not going to get that from this congress and this white house. >> unfortunately not. but we could get more action from the fed. but i dont think we can just said companies -- >> but i hate that we have to throw up our hands and say, well, our elected officials can do nothing. >> what you started with is that somebody has to lose their job in congress. >> to the point about the stock market, the problem is i...

An attorney for robert bails confirmed the army staff sergeant agreed to plead guilty to charges of premeditated murder in the killing of 16 afghan villagers. in exchange for avoiding the death penalty. the decision to seek a plea deal which was first reported by the associated press must be approved by the judge and the commanding general of the division. the u.s. military alleges bails left his outpost in the middle of the night and single-handedly attacked two villages. a hearing is scheduled...

Legal work is handled. and thats what happened. and it was the sorting mechanism with the use of nomenclature, rather than some other less flamboyant or incendiary terminology was seized upon by the inspector general as evidence of bad acts when in fact it was simply an effort to sort applications, those more likely to trigger the need for careful evaluation of this concept of political activity, which is a very difficult concept to wrestle with as the inspector general did suggest. >> the spin ...

And it was the sorting mechanism with the use of nomenclature, rather than some other less flamboyant or incendiary terminology was seized upon by the inspector general as evidence of bad acts when in fact it was simply an effort to sort applications, those more likely to trigger the need for careful evaluation of this concept of political activity, which is a very difficult concept to wrestle with as the inspector general did suggest. >> the spin specter general reported this, but most of the a...

Waited for hours. it was just renovated last year. it was rerouted for an evaluation and the ceo already surveyed the damage. the national transportation safety board and the coast guard will investigate. now, carol, royal caribbean has said they will issue a refund to all of those passengers and give them vouchers for a free cruise. because the ship is undergoing repairs right now, another voyage that was scheduled for may 31st will not be go on as planned and those customers too will get a ref...

Freeport for evaluation and royal caribbeans ceo adam goldstein is already surveying the damage. the national transportation safety board and the coast guard will investigate. >> erin joins me now. so whats next? how did passengers get back home? >> reporter: well, anderson, the cruise line actually is going to be flying all of those passengers back here to baltimore in the morning and on top of that, they will get a full refund for this particular cruise and they will get a voucher for their ne...

Passenger katy coleman told cnn -- >> it was the most terrifying thing like in my life. >> reporter: in february, it was an engine room fire on the carnival "triumph" shutting down power and the ships sewage system for days. one month later, carnivals "dream" lost power from a generator failure while in port. and now, rival royal caribbean has its own set of problems. royal caribbean said in a statement at approximately 2:50 a.m., "grandeur of the seas" experienced a fire on the mooring area of ...

Message board of cruise critic and complained there was fainting and vomiting as they waited for hours. the "grandeur of the seas" was just renovated last year. it was rerouted on monday to freeport for evaluation, and royal caribbeans ceo adam goldstein already surveyed the damage. the national transportation safety board, and the coast guard, will investigate. now, even though their vacations were cut short, royal caribbean is giving all of the passengers a full refund on this cruise, and a vo...

>> its the most terrifying thing in my life. >> reporter: in february, it was a fire on "triumph" shutting down the power for days. one month later, carnivals "dream" lost power. now, royal caribbean has their own set of problems. they said in a statement on monday, may 27th at approximately 2:50 a.m., grandeur of the seas experienced a fire. the fire has been extinguished. in an abundance of caution, they mustered all guests at the assembly skagss. all passengers were found and safe, but some t...

Insanity, but they kind of go hand in hand. they have to look the at it to see if is he able to understand what charges are against him. is he able to help his attorneys defend him. so as they are looking at trying to get this back into juvenile court and the prosecutor is keeping it in adult court, how does that mental issue come into play here and can we prosecute him. >> so i get kpe tans. everybody has to be able to assist in his or her defense and assist the attorneys and understand the cha...