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That we broke, some of the first exit polls that we broke after israel's for election in less than four years, early projections are putting benjamin netanyahu ahead by a slim margin. let's have left at the exit to paul so far which predicts, like i say, benjamin netanyahu, could win a slight majority, 62 of the 20 seats, his main rivals predicted to win 54 seats. , we will cross over and speak to a journalist at the times in his right. you join us from yair party pé continuously gels grad cfincrngfigfls careers adding these are ésie énd tfincrnrafiefls case's erasing these are polls,...
METAIRIE, La. -- Identifying the New Orleans Saints' top need heading into this year’s NFL draft is easy. Sean Payton singled out cornerback last week as a position the Saints must "address between now and the start of the season." But finding the right fit with the 28th pick on Thursday night could prove a little more difficult. Of course the Saints could make an aggressive trade up the board -- which they have done a whopping 20 times in the past 14 drafts. But their eight picks this year are more precious than usual after Drew Brees’ retirement left them with a big question mark at QB ...
Than private sector workers. shannon bream is live from washington now with more. you've got more on the disparity in pay and benefits between these workers, so when you stack up the government jobs versus counterparts, how does it shape up? >> reporter: well, gregg, we're working from numbers from the bureau of labor saw dissics -- statistics, so these numbers are coming directly from a government source. 83% of the time if you stack up a federal job against the private sector, the federal job is going to pay you more. we've got some examples here. if you're a cook in the federal world instea...
Shannon, how do they shape up? >> reporter: it is interesting, we're working from numbers from the bureau of labor statistics, an agency within the department of labor and numbers are coming from the government and analysis shows 83% of the time when you stack up a federal job against the private sector counterpart, the federal job is going to pay you more. here's examples we looked at. if you are a cook, you can make $15,121 more if you are doing it for the federal government and graphic designer, also good news, doing it for the federal government, versus private, it is a bonus of $24,255. a...