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>> last year it was $120 million. and this year theyre doing pretty good, too. >> merry freaking christmas. rod, stay with us. i want to bring in robert reich, former secretary of labor, currently a professor at uc berkeley, and author of the book "after mr. reich, what do you think when you hear this story? >> well, ed, what i think is not only about greed and also about the plight of average working people, but i think about the whole american economy. i mean, whos going to buy all the goods a...

Learn valuable information about the criminal network behind massage parlors. and hopefully help her get out of the life. >> only one get to jail, the other girls we identified, they just arrived or said they have been here for a few days. while much of federal funding goes towards fighting sex traffickers, human rights advocates say theres a much more insidious kind of slavery that occurs behind closed doors. men, women and children as domestic servants or factory workers. >> i feel like a slav...

News corps also owns this channel. but today an accusation that staffers at another newspaper used the very same tactics. the actor hugh grant told investigators he believes the mail on sunday newspaper hacked his voice mail to find out about his dating life. >> i cannot for the life of me think of any conceivle source for this story in the mail on sunday except those voice messages on my mobile telephone. >> shepard: news corps does not own that paper. hugh grant says he doesnt have any hard ev...

European project which i think is what he said. we are leaving out a lot of european states who have a lot of levels of unemployment than the united states, germany, which spends a lot more on social spending, the so-called welfare states than greece does. sweden, netherlands, belgium. all of these countries have lower rates of unemployment than the united states does today. germany also has something going for it. it has export surplus. now, i know a lot of fact factory workers in this country ...

Is what he said. we are leaving out a lot of european states who have a lot of levels of unemployment than the united states, germany, which spends a lot more on social spending, the so-called welfare states than greece does. sweden, netherlands, belgium. all of these countries have lower rates of unemployment than the united states does today. germany also has something going for it. it has export surplus. now, i know a lot of fact factory workers in this country would love to have an export su...

European project which i think is what he said. we are leaving out a lot of european states who have a lot of levels of unemployment than the united states, germany, which spends a lot more on social spending, the so-called welfare states than greece does. sweden, netherlands, belgium. all of these countries have lower rates of unemployment than the united states does today. germany also has something going for it. it has export surplus. now, i know a lot of fact factory workers in this country ...

Has a number of problems. under the secretary, the problems have blossomed or have not been fixed. >> seversol says they met all the requirements of the loan program in what has been a two-year process and argues its critical for future fuel efficiency but note the company sold facilities to maryland, west virginia and ohio. and was already refocusing its business on its own. bret? >> bret: mike emanuel live on the hill. thank you. congressman issa is pressing the attorney general for informatio...

Has a number of problems. under the secretary, the problems have blossomed or have not been fixed. >> seversol says they met all the requirements of the loan program in what has been a two-year process and argues its critical for future fuel efficiency but note the company sold facilities to maryland, west virginia and ohio. and was already refocusing its business on its own. bret? >> bret: mike emanuel live on the hill. thank you. congressman issa is pressing the attorney general for informatio...

Bit of a pay cut and no obviously, no-- >> thats for the managers only. >> clayton: thats for managers only. >> or salaried owner. >> clayton: the people on the factory floor. >> right, theyre, they were-- did not have cuts, but they did have reduced hours. >> clayton: and some of the senior management took maybe a little out of their wallets to make sure some of the factory workers and others werent having to lose their jobs. >> absolutely. and everybody, everybody participated in this. and it ...

the world. >> we cannot achieve democracy and lasting peace in the world unless women obtain the same opportunities as men to influence development at all levels of society. >> it is worth noting that the yemeni recipient is the first arab woman to receive the nobel peace prize. well, no formal ceremony by u.s. troops in afghanistan today to mark the tenth anniversary of the war. the conflict is the longest in u.s. history. more than 2,700 coalition forces have been killed over the d...