the math mattal odds you ll have a false match and people will be wrongfully imprisoned and wrongfully convicted. supporters say there has never been a false match in new york. there is one exception to the law. if you re caught possess ago small amount of marijuana and you have no prior criminal record, you won t have to submit your dna. in new york, rick leventhal, fox news. bret: several senators say it would be wrong to pay bonuses to top executives of the firm mf global. a bill and a half dollars of customer money is still missing. trustee over seeing the firm says he s not decided yet whether to ask the bankruptcy judge for permission to pay the bonuses. a federal appeals court says a judge overstepped his authority when he blocked a $258 million settlement over toxic mortgage securities. the decision by the second u.s. circuit court of appeals in manhattan concerns the deal
tasco. this was supposed to be a revenue neutral plan for philadelphia. a new study came out and said, guess what over the past ten years instead it has cost the city of philadelphia $258 million. the mayor of philadelphia, mile he wil michael nutter. the cit county council overrode the veto. apparently they love her, she has been elected to 57th turn. megyn 7th turn. megyn: it is a nutter disappointment for the mayor. i can t help myself. its unbelievable. good work if you can get it. the u.s. ending it s manned
the negotiating table. the solidarity of our strike with the public and the labor movement brought them back from the table. i think that the fact that people understood this was a company that made $19 billion over the last four years and paid five people $258 million over the last four years and brought them back. i think that their corporate greed and us portraying it in the public brought them back. the fight isn t over. these for these working class americans. the major contract dispute with verizon has yet to be resolved. verizon still wants to freeze their pension, curb salary increases and take away company provided health care. the outcome of this dispute could set a new benchmark for labor negotiations in this country. we re in the midst of a national
the table. i think that the fact that people understood this was a company that made $19 billion over the last four years and paid five people $258 million over the last four years and brought them back. i think that their corporate greed and us portraying it in the public brought them back. the fight isn t over. these for these working class americans. the major contract dispute with verizon has yet to be resolved. verizon still wants to freeze their pension, curb salary increases and take away company provided health care. the outcome of this dispute could set a new benchmark for labor negotiations in this country. we re in the midst of a national discussion about cuts, cuts, and more cuts. that s all the republicans know about. the communication workers of america, i think they need to hold the line on this one or risk putting more burdens on the middle class and setting a low bar for future deals. watch these negotiations.
benefits for injured workers, sick days, holidays, health care benefits for active and retired workers, and . neil: is the company wiping them out or cutting back? guest: cutting back in a way that drives our members out of the middle-class. neil: she say you are overstating it? guest: of course. neil: they say at that rate the company could not afford it. guest: that would be a hard argument to sustain given they have made $22.5 billion in profits for four years and paid the top five executives $258 million. this is not g.m. where the executive different watts was taking $1 a year, but on the fortune 500 list at number 16. neil: is it right to go to an executive s home to make your point? is that stepping over the line? guest: our members are