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I want to start with your book. >> you and stan greenburg write, we failed. it is as simple as that. we put it at the center of the world. because you cant have an america without a middle class. well, we failed and we have got to do better. and thats why were writing this book. you both saw something that really worried you about the state of the middle class. tell me about the politics of it. >> first of all, the middle class depending how you count it is between 65% and 80% of the country. th...

>> the spot has special significance for askey, who is serving 25 years to life, under californias three strikes law. >> i almost killed somebody during a burglary back in 1985. if they would have died, i may have been up there. thats pretty heavy right there. ♪ on a cold december morning a million miles out to sea ♪ ♪ stare down at a letter from my wife and kids to me ♪ >> why do you write such sad songs? >> i dont know. i dont know, actually. i really dont have an answer for that. they...

five-network counterattack. >> the truth is that i left any role at bain capital in february of 99. said good-bye to my colleagues. they took over the business. this is reckless and absurd on his part. >> this magazine cover says the internet is driving us all crazy. not just distracted by gadgets, but in the serious. mental illness, depressive/obsessive/compulsive sense. is that nuts? plus, diane sawyer taking a very different approach to the nightly newscast than brian williams and...

Immigration. its about who took her daughter and why. we have an alert coming in. we are getting brand-new reaction over a new and blood write massacre in syria we told but at the top of the hour. it claimed the lives of more than 200 men, women and children. again a caution because these are disturbing images of the body withs of government forces there reportedly pounding a farming building with artillery tanks and helicopters. activists say this sea rossity is one of the worst single days of ...

Dealing with solving problems. >> kevin started working for his company at age 16 in the mailroom. from there he worked his way up the ladder for the next 36 years. but in 2009 the recession hit. >> i knew once they call you in and say can you come into the office please into the room you knew right then and there what was going to happen. >> it was a sign of the times? >> yes, 10% of the staff. countrywide was let go. >> how did you feel after you lost your job not being able to provide as much...

>> i did very much so. i liked working with people. dealing with solving problems. >> kevin started working for his company at age 16 in the mailroom. from there he worked his way up the ladder for the next 36 years. but in 2009 the recession hit. >> i knew once they call you in and say can you come into the office please into the room you knew right then and there what was going to happen. >> it was a sign of the times? >> yes, 10% of the staff. countrywide was let go. >> how did you feel after...

I liked working with people. dealing with solving problems. >> kevin started working for his company at age 16 in the mailroom. from there he worked his way up the ladder for the next 36 years. but in 2009 the recession hit. >> i knew once they call you in and say can you come into the office please into the room you knew right then and there what was going to happen. >> it was a sign of the times? >> yes, 10% of the staff. countrywide was let go. >> how did you feel after you lost your job not ...

Dealing with solving problems. >> kevin started working for his company at age 16 in the mailroom. from there he worked his way up the ladder for the next 36 years. but in 2009 the recession hit. >> i knew once they call you in and say can you come into the office please into the room you knew right then and there what was going to happen. >> it was a sign of the times? >> yes, 10% of the staff. countrywide was let go. >> how did you feel after you lost your job not being able to provide as much...

Onny said you are all right, but what are you going to do for us. >> for they know you are a sex offender or something else of that nature they will charge you rent to live here. >> i pay rent by them giving me a list of canteen items they wanted me to order. it was $25 a month. >> itthere. on the day before the super bowl he said he made jason write to his cell with another order to hide a batch of hooch. inmate-made alcohol. >> when i had to do something illegal, even though i was told and for...

About what anybody thinks about him. he doesnt play the game. im wondering, will jimmy carter get his team when people look back and say, camp david, and energy policy, helping america recover from the scars of watergate? >> i think the vision that he had for where our country should go, one of the things you measure a president by, is where does he want to take the ship of state. and in terms of energy and in terms of the post-watergate, noncorruption he did have a good vision. the question was...