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Substantial. city officials estimate about a quarter of workers earn less than $15 an hour. but as exciting as the headlines are, read on to the fine print. the law does not take effect until april 1st of next year, 2015. the original date of implementation was meant to be january 1st but after a contentious meeting last week, the council agreed to delay implementation until april. at that point, every worker will get at least a dollar an hour raise. thats right. the full minimum wage hike is no...

>> thats right. that is one of the strong areas of growth in this months employment report. a little higher than in past months. we cant expect it will continue. the whole whole idea the affordable care act was somehow going to be detrimental to economic growth and employment prospects was never real. that was just something part of the political bantering. as we have seen with implementation of the affordable care act and data that has come out month to month, we see it is completely dispari co...

And is that a foregone conclusion. >> and i think the judge wanted more implementation of screening. >> he was worried there is not enough money for the players, not only in this suit. it is a lot of money. >> and more when you are thinking about people that are incapacitated. >> and well see what happens for here. >> dan marinno is the game changer. >> and it is great to see you, thank you. jon? >> it is summer super tuesday. and our coverage of the primary continues and we are following a race...

Its not been proven one way or the other. heres what we do know, though, wolf, these individuals were involved at a very high level, a planning level, in both al qaeda, as well as the taliban. and we know that they were engaged in the planning for the implementation of i.e.d.s that ultimately killed many americans, wounded many americans. we know that they were involved in the financing of operations, maybe even some of the more public terrorist attacks that we know about now, but these five guy...

Pine a pineapples, french fries, ketchup and a cup of chocolate milk. this ads up to 750 calories, 26 grams of fat, over 1,200 milligrams of sodium. thats a lot of salt. and 42 grams of sugar. what parent would want their kids eating this junk, tom? >> not me. i have three children and i dont feed them this junk at all. you have a much mel thealthier here. >> this is what we would get with. this is after the implementation. slice of whole wheat pizza, sweet potato fries, grape tomatoes with low ...

Of it. i would bring somebody from the outside to get a handle on this thing. it should be quick. it should be severe. this notion that nobody gets fired in this town and everybody is a wonderful human being and the way they manage is just simply not the way the world works. if we want to get to the bottom of it, people i think need to be held accountable yesterday and at the same time a plan of implementation to get it fixed. >> senator jones, you probably knew general shinseki and know him wel...

Congress and lay out a plan to fix it. that never really happened and he becomes a distraction. this is as serious a problem as i have ever seen and the culture is rotten to the core that would allow double lists and veterans to actually die sitting on those lists. something is rotten at the va, and we need to get to the bottom of it. i would bring somebody from the outside to get a handle on this thing. and it should be quick. it should be severe. this notion that nobody gets fired in this town...

Just kind of the ridiculousness of the situation. and so weve heard, you know, comments on our website or friends ive had or e-mails from folks, you know, people have been amazed and astounded. but this is one of the problems. you know, we pass these sex offender laws, and again, nobody wants to champion them. but when you pass a law, often in the implementation, there are some problems. and this is where we need police departments who are on the front lines doing this stuff to step up and say, ...

Mess. they have done massive subsidies and have done nothing. my colleague from the manhattan institute found that between 2005 and 2012 the cost of electricity for consumers in europe squaked up by 65%. >> i saw that. >> its really scary. >> quickly. >> and the other thing is we here in the u.s. actually reduced our carbon emissions more than they did. >> of course the other guys arent doing it. steve theres costs but also restrictions. we are being restricted now so much in terms of what we di...

Locally, and its the school nutrition people who came back and asked for this waiver. they said, we have enough problems of implementation locally. people in washington say, oh, we know better. now, you know, we just asked the question the other day, should government play a significant role in reducing obesity? the country overwhelmingly is concerned about obesity. 81% say theyre concerned. but by 54%-42%, the country said the federal government shouldnt. i think the reason is just youre living...