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>> you've done this. you've raised connecticut's minimum wage to $8.70 at this point. how's it working? >> on january 1st we raised the minimum wage by 45 cents. i have a proposal to do that twice more and 50 cents on january 1st 2017, so we'll be at $10.10. and put this in perspective, chris, that's only the equivalent of what the minimum wage was adjusted for inflation in 1968, so i want to be very clear, labor today is worth as least as much as it was in 1968 and if you think of productivity, probably more. >> the argument against it is, it's a job killer. 6.7%, in your state, it's 7.4%, re...

Could prevent people from tra l traveling there. >> retired formula one legend michael schumaker has suffered a head injury while skiing in the alps. he was on a trail, fell and hit his head on a rock. first aid workers rescued him before air lifting him to the hospital. minimum wage increases january 1st. it will be higher than the federal level than $7.25 an hour. workers will see a bigger bump and they will get paid $8.70 an hour. earlier this month, president obama said it is well past the time to raise the minimum wage.

Is it simply whatever the law or market bears? >> one thing i want to address, it's easy to sit on a panel like this and think every single job in the restaurant industry is a low wage job or federally mandated minimum wage job. that's actually not close to the case. only about 5% of the jobs even in the fast food industry are federally mandated minimum wage jobs. 80% of the people who own fast food companies and restaurants actually started out as entry level workers and went on to become incredibly successful. the restaurant industry is a launching pad. there are low wage entry level jobs fo...