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Bill: it's a $161,000 salary on average. there are other proposals out there. change the scheduling. revise the controller work schedule scheduling policies. provide rest periods. modify the shift rotations. that way you minimize disruptive sleep patterns. sounds logical. >> absolutely. i think for folks who are used to working in towns that have a swing shift or night shift. they understand you have to continue to work that shift before you can ado it. a lot of controllers are forced to work two days, then maybe a swing shift from 3:00 to 11:00, and then a midnight shift. bill: ray lahood, th...

Country that control planes between 12:00 midnight and early morning hours. that kind of directive has been given out today and will take place immediately. >> republican congressman john michael was harshly critical saying only in the federal government will you double up on workers averaging $161,000 a year and sl ray in benefits that are not doing their job. >> just to recap. we know of this incident and reno and one of one in knoxville. one here in washington's reagan national airport. others? >> yes. we were surprised to learn today the faa disclosed that there were would additional contr...

Let's say the original purchase price, we have a graphic over there is $200,000 and the current value is $120,000. they've gone down 40%. that's the math. >> and unfortunately, that is the reality in some of the harder hit areas. now, the financial motivation for people walking away from their mortgage and stop payment is because they reason, hey, if i go into foreclosure, it will take me seven years to clean up my credit and by then, the property would be worth $161,000. now, if they waited for their home to recoup the value back to $200,000 where they originally purchased, that would take 14...

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Going back to 2012, look at that number right there. 22.7% to 28%. the drop-off more than five percentage points. if you're wondering why barack obama was there earlier this week in north carolina, why he's going to be there in a couple hours again, it's because of this column right here. north carolina and florida, two key battleground states. the early vote continues across the country. >> all right. mark preston, thanks. with me to talk about this and more, rebecca berg, national political reporter for real clear politics, and lynn sweet, washington bureau chief of the chicago sun times. we...