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Than washington states $9.32 minimum wage, even higher than the $10.10 that the president is pushing. with that plan stalled in congress, local governments have been taking the fight for a higher wage into their own hands. so far, berman, 26 states have or are planning minimum wages above $7.25. so, its stalled in congress, but the states keep pushing, pushing, pushing, and seattle the highest at $15. breaking news overnight, a nationwide manhunt ends with the dramatic takedown of a man wanted...

>> al pike said "he didnt think, he just did it." that causeway, by the way, nearly 24 miles long. seattle lawmakers have voted to raise the citys minimum wage to $15 making it the highest in the country. the city council unanimously voted for the hike which would start to take effect next april. smaller businesses will have three to seven years to phase in the increase and lower training wage for teenagers. a trade group is vowing to sue to overturn the measure. some wall street analysts ar...

Censorship on the nations campuses and its a rare exception. this may be the beginning of the left having to acknowledge its own authoritarian and i think outrageously unconstitutional, if not unconstitutional, at least a disrespect for the constitution and our rights. >> like a censorship almost. >> keep the outrage, lou. i think youll be outraged about this if i know you. >> uh-oh. >> seattle, moving to raise the minimum wage to the highest in the nation. $15 an hour. more than twice the curre...

Ambassador to switzerland and lichtenstein. >> susie levine put a new twist on an old tradition. she is the first to take an oath over an electronic device. she was sworn in with an e-reader preloaded with a copy of the u.s. constitution. does that count? i guess it does. in navy tradition, mrs. obamas initials are being welded to a new submarine. she attended a ceremony to commemorate the structure on the future uss illinois. seattles city council has voted to raise the minimum to $15 an ho...

Former sergeant josh courter will be here live next. decision day, high stakes in eight states holding primaries today, including mississippis mud fight for the republican senate nomination. >> knock the walls down mississippians. knock the walls down. >> today is about mississippis tomorrow. >> and cashing in, seattle mayor ed murray joins us as his city raises the minimum wage to $15 an hour, the highest in the nation. it will be phased in but will this set an example for those struggling for ...

Campaign. in terms of the votes taking place, its only taking place in the areas where supporters of assad are. simply out of fear or necessity. the concern obviously is that this is one more emboldened measure by the regime. feels very confident three years into this war. very few people would have thought president assad would be standing for yet another third seven-year term. which is what hes poised now to win. in fact, a lot of people have been speaking to say this a simply a vote of confid...

Before he can get back to his parents, kate. >> nic, thank you very much. for that update from on the ground in germany so while sergeant bowe bergdahl has been returned to safety it sure did not take long for many republicans to question the deal taking to sundays shows to clam the release to slam the administration administration for how they pulled it off and what precedent it may set. take a listen. >> how many soldiers lost their lives to capture those five taliban terrorists that we just r...

Prisoner exchange that led to release of five detainees from guantanamo bay, five dangerous terrorists. folks in bergdahls hometown will be celebrating his freedom. there is growing controversy and concern over everything from the precedent this exchange sets to the fact it was done without consulting confess. now new questions this morning over the circumstances of bergdahls disappearance. jenna: in addition to all that, eric, new concerns about the men that the u.s. gave up to get bergdahl bac...

The stuff that was going on out in the world and in real life. >> here is a bulletin on cbs news. there has been an attempt, perhaps you know now, on the life of president kennedy. he was wounded. in an automobile driving -- >> in the early 60s, television was by and large seen as something as a back water to print journalism. and even to radio. but the kennedy assassination was the moment that television journalism came of age. >> continue full-day coverage of the presidential funeral and proce...

The world and in real life. >> here is a bulletin on cbs news. there has been an attempt as you know on the life of president kennedy. he was wounded. in an automobile driving -- >> in the early 60s, television was by and large seen as something as a back water to print journalism. and even to radio. but the kennedy assassination was the moment that television journalism came of age. >> continue full-day coverage of the presidential funeral. and the final procession -- >> more and more people we...