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During that era. so all of the programs and the race crying and everything that is being offered is not going to provide those basic human needs that we all have a right to. >> so the president today called economic fairness the, quote, great unfinished business on the march on washington. dr. king, what do you think the president should do to finish that effort? >> well, honestly i know because he mentioned the mandate and wanted people to believe my urngal would be happy about that. >> you mea...

Handwritten letters from some of those very same retirees. people who did nothing but work for a living with the promise they wouldnt have to die in poverty. objections run the gamut, that it violates both the state and the u.s. constitution, and that the emergency manager, kevin orr, is miscalculating how much detroits pension obligations are underfunded. the average amount pension holders, aka city retirees, are getting, is $19,000 a year. the amount is higher, $30,000 a year for police and fi...

For the city for 16 years "i need my pension for basic human needs. im 80 years old with age-related medical conditions. therefore i have to pay for medical co-pays as well as prescribed medications." these people, theyre not the ones that bankrupted detroit. all they did was work for years for not a ton of money, and a promise they wouldnt have to die poor. they are the ones who are going to be most at risk in a bankruptcy proceeding. today we learned theres a lawyer whose sole job is to make s...

People who did nothing but work for a living with the promise they wouldnt have to die in poverty. objections run the gamut, that it violates both the state and the u.s. constitution, and that the emergency manager, kevin orr, is miscalculating how much detroits pension obligations are underfunded. the average amount pension holders, aka city retirees, are getting, is $19,000 a year. the amount is higher, $30,000 a year for police and firefighters but still well below other major cities. from th...

From you, i have to offer you everything in place of that. and when i say everything, im talking about a place to stay, food, clothing, all of your basic human needs have to be met. they need to feel safe. >> relax, okay, sweetie. >> okay. >> dont be nervous or anything, okay. >> can i just ask you, are you being trafficked. >> its all mine. its all my money. >> you sure? >> yes. people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who dont. multigrain cheerios

>> so thex time the women are thrown a lifeline, they just might take it. >> thank you for talking to me. >> if i take prostitution away from you, i have to offer you everything in place of that. and when i say everything im talking about a place to stay, food, clothing all of your basic human needs have to be met. they need to feel safe. >> relax, okay sweetie. >> okay. >> dont be nervous or anything okay. >> can i just ask you, are you being trafficked. >> its all mine. its all my money. >> yo...

Theyre going to do this job correctly. were on top of them. again, i believe that its a managerial issue that is at stake here. there seems to be a lot of people walking around. >> gregg: does it anger you when a bunch of self-congratulate tri politicians, chop noor a definite stated area with all kinds of promises to deliver food and water and clothing and gasoline and shelters and power and then they leave without delivering on those promises and one can argue that the president is guilty of d...

mohammed is watching from neighboring lebanon, and he joins us live. good to see you. what can you tell us about the latest violence? >> well, syrian opposition activists told us today that they are begging the international community for their help, for their intervention, after this barbaric massacre, thats what theyre calling it, that happened yesterday in the town in homs province. now, they described intense shelling, mortars raining down on the town, and then as you mentioned, th...

for wednesday, december 7th. from the time warner center in new york, im carol costello. here are this mornings top stories. a new accuser saying former penn state coach jerry sandusky sexually assaulted him when he was just 12 and gave him booze. these demonstrators attempting to take back the capital. theyre staging sit-ins in front of congressional offices and camping out on the national mall. its decision day for seniors. its the last time you can change your medicare part "d" ...

where the park is cleared and now it is the protesters who are occupied with a critical question, what now? new york police moveded in overnight with a notice where occupy wall street had been encamped since november 17th. they tore down tents and arrested more than 100 people who refused to leave on their own. they planned to open zuccotti park as long as nobody try to live there. but the judge rule the city has no right to block tents or campsites so police are keeping everyone out. ...