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[baby crying] the great thing about a subaru is you dont have to put up with that new car smell for long. introducing the versatile, all-new subaru forester. love. its what makes a subaru, a subaru. the man who nearly single-handedly fashioned television criticism into an art and technique, robert ebert died at the age of 70. he was, of course, best known as part of a team, cisco and ebert. heres part of their review of 1976s epic takedown of broadcast journalism network. >> dont get the idea ...

0 and madeleine hsu, and catherine hubbard and chase kowalski and jesse lewis and james mattioli and grace mcdonnell and emilie parker and jack pinto and noah pozner and caroline previdi and jessica rekos and benjamin wheeler and allison wyatt and their siblings and their moms and their dads. >> senator, this has been a good bipartisan day up there in connecticut, hasnt it? in regards to this bill. >> it sure has been. senator mckinney is a good friend and colleague of mine. i sit next to him in...

0 wages and in some cases the right to unionize and one in brooklyn was forced to open its doors late to open the strike. twice as many workers participated this time around. you might look at this and say, oh, thats a raley. 400 people. no big deal. let me tell you why this is remarkable. think about this a second. put yourself in the shoes of someone if youre not in the shoes of those already, put yourself in the shoes of someone making minimum wage, for instance, gregory, who participated in ...

0 attorney for the national employment law project. joseph, a striking taco bell employee. dorian warren, political science professor and tabby that, a burger king worker. >> what are the working conditions at the kfc that you are at? what is it about the working conditions there that prompted you to go out on strike today despite the risks you might be taking? >> just the fact the pay doesnt allow me to live day-by-day with the basic necessities is enough to do something about it. i have to tel...

0 thats your camera -- i think that -- martin -- >> oh, hi. >> i knew you would find it. >> hi. coming up! all in with chris hayes, next. roger ebert died today at the age of 70. any who cares about movies or great writing or liberal politics or great humanism and generosity of spirit and decency is suffering a loss. we will discuss his life and legacy later in the show. first very big news you may have missed. signs of a new front opening up in the battle being fought by this countrys lowest ...

Has considerable range. the cdc is monitoring the new bird flu strange and its killed five people in china and it has started working on a vaccine in case it is needed. robert ebert has died. he was 70 years old. now back to "hardball." welcome back to "hardball." remember when republicans championed $85 billion worth of spending cuts known as the sequester? theyre saying, wheres the problem? no one even cares. the budget cuts are causing real problems for real people. catch this headline ...

0 >> its a hero to us, an his store rec figure to us was your dad, her grand dad. this is real. he gave it all up for america and the world to be better. we remember that tonight and we continue it. martin, thank you and thank your family for your sacrifice. >> thank you for what you do every day, rev. >> thanks for watching. im al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. guns on demand. lets play "hardball." good evening, im chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. in con...

have been released. claudine wong joins us live from uc berkeley with all of the developments this morning and where the two men are expected to be headed. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. certainly weve been watching everything coming out of iran. weve been waiting for this confirmation that theyve actually left the grounds of the prison because weve known since early this morning that there were a couple of cars with swiss diplomats there. they pulled up to th...

>> the police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found floating in the water near fort mason this morning. it is being investigated as a homicide after a bloody trail was found last night. j.r. stone is live in san francisco with the latest on the investigation. >> many people that i talked with in this area are surprised by what happened and surprised at where it happened. you can see the fort mason center behind me and the boats and the marina. look at this border, t...

open to interpretation, which means that even though the president may set a number for the end of the year, and then for the end of next year, he is probably going to leave itç upo the military to determine exactly what troops should be pulled out and exactly at what time as long as they meet those deadlines set by the president. that is important, because secretary of defense gates and general david petraeus, the top commander there in afghanistan said that initially, they were hop...