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Civil rights in state of washington in a similar way, which have something that needs to be remedy. so we created unit, these are people that are part of that team. i did not anticipate that the case like this that would be pressing service, i'm so glad and proud that we had a team of excellent attorneys and excellent staff in that unit with the background and work ethics prepared to bring this case. calling melody. thanks, bob. >> from p the beginning when we started talking about hour to respond to this case, the people on my team recognized that basic fairness, civil rights, issue, i'm prou...

Whereabouts are unknown right now, is because chris steele may have gone to ground because, to quote the former british ambassador, he said the knowledge that he has, it is potentially dangerous knowledge for him. >> what are his former collea e colleagues saying about him tonight? >> several who have worked with him over the past 20 years working at mi6, graduated from cambridge university 1986, he was the chairman of the -- president of the debating society there, which is a very prestigious position, cambridge often a place that intelligence operatives are recruited from by the british esta...

Nathan as you know. the veterans have better attendance and work ethics. companies that have hired veterans have been richly rewarded for doing so. but i think businesses are oblivious to that and whoever could fill the job, boom how do you explain the dynamic, having a veteran on your payroll? >> having a veteran who has been through the armed forces they have been set up for the minimum of 4 to 30 years, a lifestyle that is time oriented and team oriented and it's almost life and death in some situations and you have that built in and instilled in these veterans out and they will bring that ...

$11.7 million. minimum wage workers got just over $15,000. that gap is enormous, patricia. >> that gap is enormous. that gap is, frankly, wrong. i think most americans believe that. when you look into detailed polling about right track, wrong track, when most people believe that the country's on the wrong track, a big piece of that is because of what they see, just an enormous disparity between people. again, everybody who is going to work, going to work every single day and just a massive pay increase for the people at the very, very top, middle class extremely stagnant and people at the lowe...

Talked about and talk directly to those affected by the policies. we interviewed from the new york's working homeless to get their perspective on this debate. >> what do you say to people who say this is about bad work ethics or about laziness? >> i have been working ever since i was 18 years old. i have worked two jobs. many times. i have never been in had situation before. it is nothing i was looking forward to. nothing that i thought would ever happen to me. >> very different side of the debate. stay with our call to action this week on surprising insights of people behind the story. don't ...