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Odometer. travel that wasnt reported. taking a professional photographer around the world to take pictures for his instagram account. all of these things is what they are going to be looking at. >> looking at the article you wrote on wednesday, the congressman will likely be able to collect his pension when he reaches 62. anything that could stand in the way of that? that he could lose that pension? >> as of 2012 they made that a little harder for congressional criminals. if fbi does convict him...

The class was present for the debate. another thought the forawas silly saying we will be picking a state hot dog next. in the end the house shot down the bird bill and possibly a little bit of enthusiasm for politics among the youngsters. a union lobbiest is suing the state of illinois for an additional $36,000 a year pension because he was a substitute teacher for one day. the chicago tribune reports already collects $31,000 a year from the teachers retirement system for his work with the un...

Rising. got some deer on the move. dozens were seeking higher ground, as the ohio river -- you see that? the ohio river flooded. the police decided to close a busy road. many had been hit by cars in the last few days as they fled the floodwaters. >> is that like eight families making way? >> thats every deer in the state. >> every deer in the state crossed through there. >> they hang together. theyre tight. >> if you see one deer on the highway, you have to slow down. theres usually more. >> som...

Nobody saying anything about it, bare chested group of dancing women, apparently in africa, michelle obamas high school reunion. what i did not see coming is how the conservative media would react to this same news. were all working from the same set of facts. but look how this story comes out when you see it on the fox news channel. >> so its not a story of institutional racism in ferguson, its story of blood sucking local government thats trying to get every ounce of revenue that it can to fee...

Okay and no big deal even when top officials were sending it around on their work e-mails, their official accounts. this is incredible. can you imagine get thing at work from your boss? nobody saying anything about it bare chested group of dancing women, apparently in africa, michelle obamas high school reunion. what i did not see coming is how the conservative media would react to this same news. were all working from the same set of facts. but look how this story comes out when you see it on t...

Basis whether the whole right to work battle resinates as much because we have sifted into blue and red states on this issue and they are competing notions of prosperity. >> so i feel you on fencings. in the sense of there are real fiscal issues associated with pensions and some of that occurs as a result of us not knowing how long it was that people are going to live. the world actually shifted under our feet. >> the difference between defined benefit and defined contribution. >> its about choi...

>> or not. it turns out in new jersey like in many other states public pensions are underfunded and eating up a growing share of state budgets. christie negotiated a deal where public employees and the government pay more into the system. he was lotted by moderates everywhere. this worked for a couple years, but when cristhristie found himself unable to the budget, he opted to cut the contributions. labor unions sued and on monday they won. a new jersey judge said that the governor broke his own...

Negotiated bay union. the right to work laws weaken unions. supporters say having the laws on the books attract companies and boost revenue. governor walker says bring it on. if the bill make s it through the state assembly and lands on his desk hes promised to sign it. a few states away unions are giving another republican governor labor pains this week. new jersey governor chris christie first won national republican hearts when he enacted pension reform. he bragged about his success during hi...

Hes not taking over as chairman of democratic governors association until next year but governor dan malloy of connecticut is already on the offensive. in an interview with "time" he took on the role of democratic geronimo calling out chris christie on the issue of pensions. hes in the process of destroying public pensions which way the way comes out of the republican playbook. he hasnt told the truth about what hes doing, but thats what hes doing. the states bond rate lg pay, perhaps not a perm...

The state think he can do both his approval ratings have been dropping sharply. hes had rough couple of months he tried to make an argument about fiscal poncibility and the pensions and state court said they sort of disavowed what he did on pensions i think he needs to articulate an arc argment for why he wants to run for president and restore confidence among donors that he can do it. >> hes not careful, hes going to hurt himself both ways. hes going to not win the presidency or get close to no...