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Republican and democratic presidents. so, clearly, the idealogical prescriptions of both sides, they both get their turns, is not enough. we need to be looking at, for example, what are the 1 in 6 adult men do that dont have a job and many of them are not looking. part of the problem is the benefit structure. did discourages part-time workers to lose their benefits. im not saying throw all the benefits out of the window. jared would jump on me for that. we need to look at a way of structuring it...

Disease. bret sat down with his wife amy. >> the chilling part of the book for me of course and anyone who knows you, bret, or amy or anybody who is reading this where bret writes i looked at amy and she had sure terror in her eyes. i moved closer and held her hand as dr. martin continued to speak in a very calm but serious voice he said your baby has heart disease. heart disease can be simple or it can be complex. your son has a complex heart disease. he has a very complicated case. and your th...

Contributor, zerlina maxwell and robert traynham. >> out gate, it could be a tough media celebration. what can we expect from her? >> i think shes setting it up. shes following the playbook that everyone in the past has fol mroepd you put out this book and you have the cover where youre looking very tough and you have photographs, world leaders to remind everyone that shes ready to be president, and i think she talks about breaking through the highest and hardest glass ceiling and one of the thi...

Washington to court christian conservatives at the annual conference of the freedom and faith coalition but all the traveling and self-propotion havent really paid dividends back home. a new poll released yesterday finds for the first time in over two years more new jerseyians think the state is on the wrong track than the right one. perhaps that has something to do with the states multibillion dollar budget gap. its abysmal job creation rate and its jobless rate which is among the nations highe...

Is for the release of her brand-new book which is due out next week. hillary clint bes media campaign is cranking up the speculation about whether she will actually run for president. in the new issue of "people" magazine which hits newsstands friday, clinton talks about her politics, her marriage and a whole lot more. our senior political correspondent brianna keebler is here with more on what shes saying. >> we certainly get a look at her lighter side. hillary clinton was also asked about moni...

They are a fool, in which case, you should switch jobs. so instead of spending time on the phone, and you took half an hour and went to exercise and ask yourselves the questions what is the most strategic thing to accomplish and the highest and the best purpose rather than being on the phone. >> and you are on board here and you dont have to convince the employees that it is okay, but a lot of the employees do feel that they have to make a justification for why they didnt answer an e-mail in 15 ...

Until her book "hard choices" hits stores, hillary clinton is in a whirlwind publicity tour. she talks about bills health to the question on everyones minds, will she run for president. lets bring in kate coin, executive editor of "people" magazine. good morning. >> good morning. >> come on. shes going to run for president. why are we sitting here pretending to guess. >> certainly a lot of the answers she gave to a lot of questions in our article and we asked her just about everything, it sound ...

Does this tell terrorists? if you capture a u.s. soldier, you can trade them for five terrorists? thats dangerous. >> if you negotiate here, you send a message to every al qaeda group in the world that says, by the way, who are holding u.s. hostages today, that there is some value now in that hostage in a way that they didnt have before. that is dangerous. >> these are the hardest of the hard core. these are the highest, high risk people. it is disturbing that these individuals would have the ab...

Todays data bank, 15. the seattle city council voted to raise the citys minimum wage to $15 an hour, the highest in the united states. the measure received unanimous support by the council is expected to be signed by seattles mayor later today. the increase will be gradually implemented over the next several years. seattle mayor ed murray will join our own andrea mitchell today at 12:30 p.m. on "andrea mitchell reports." be sure to tune in. you know what we say here, if its tuesday, someones vot...

The highest in the nation. supporters packed the council chambers for the vote and cheered the passing. this fight is not over, but seattle is becoming a city of hope for the working poor in this country. now its time for congress to act. joining me now is seattle -- from seattle is congressman jim mcdermott, democrat of washington and maria terrae is a kumar, the president of vot voto latino. thank you both for being here. congressman, your city is leading the way on the minimum wage fight. wil...