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Dispute between some community leaders, union groups and walmarts, saying that workers need higher pay, better benefits and they deserve more full-time work. pointing out that walmart makes an annual profit of $17 billion every single year. walmart says this doesn't represent what is happening inside the store with their employees. walmart says by the large majority, the people you see protesting outside the source are not workers. these are the equivalent of union parades. what walmart is saying, if you talk to the workers, many of them are quite happy to be getting the extra pay, working tod...

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Create the easiest website possible. they recommended anonymous shopping as a way to avoid the kind of crashes that we're seeing now. officials involved with that project tell the ap that leaving anonymous shopping out is a quote, major design flaw. bill: i bet. i mean, we have been watching you trying to log on for two weeks. how is that website working today, peteer? what have you found? >> reporter: not well, bill. it has been online for two weeks. the feds still won't tell us how many people have been to enroll. i tried countless times to create an account. i finally got an email hours aft...

Cnn chief correspondent candy crowley joins me now from washington. candy, the senate says it's not going to pass any budget deal that touches obama care. the house earlier this morning passed a plan that would delay the health care law and the senate says that's dead on arrival again. speaker boehner released a statement this afternoon and said, "the senate stalls until monday afternoon instead of working today, it would be an act of breathtaking arrogance by the senate democratic leadership." so let me ask you this. are you getting any sense at all that these two sides will be able to reach ...

Stalls until monday afternoon instead of working today, stld be an act of breathtaking arrogance by the senate democratic leadership. what do you make of the actions? is he running the house? or is it just speaker in name only. >> well, right now, house leadership feels something like a contradiction in term. woe e we've seen the extraordinary set of events. the president won 332 electoral college votes, 50% of the vote, the speaker went out and said the election changes things. the obama care is the law of the land. and, in essence, he was signaling it was time to move on and the republicans ...