will supposedly be paid for by closing loopholes and eliminating wasteful deductions. but the republicans refuse to list a single tax loophole they are willing to close. not one. and by the way, there is no way to get even close to $4.6 trillion in savings without dramatically reducing all kinds of tax breaks that go to middle class families. tax breaks for health care, tax breaks for retirement, tax breaks for homeownership. meanwhile these proposed tax breaks would come on top of more than a trillion dollars in tax giveaways for people making more than $250,000 a year. that s an average of at least $150,000 for every millionaire in this country. $150,000. let s step back for a second and look at what $150,000 pays for. a year s worth of prescription drug coverage for a seniors citizen. plus a new school computer lab, plus a year of medical care for a returning veteran, plus a medical research grant for a chronic disease, plus, a year s salary for a firefighter or a police o
coast guard petty officer calleb chrisfield. were you able to get help to those people? yes, we were. the coast guard cutter is on scene action they deployed their small response boat to go to the yacht and we were able to recover two of the injured people. and get them on board the small boat. okay. so they are on-scene right now as you and i are speaking, rescuing these people, correct? yes, sir. okay. the entire crew won t be taken off at first, only the injured. there are three injured, you re getting two off first. are these the two who are more seriously injured? yes, it would be safe to assume that. i m not sure exactly what the plan is but i think they re trying to get the two people off the small boat and they ll be flying back to san francisco international airport where the coast guard air station is located. from there we ll get them to emergency medical services. the weather has played a huge factor in this, petty officer. there were concerns earlier
being cornered here, we understand he started to fight back and the officers had to tais him, then were able to take him into custody as we understand is being charged not only with car jacking but several counts of assault with a deadly weapon among other things. and we want to take to you a scene along the pacheco pass right now. crews clean up this. this is a wreck involving an overturned big rig that spilled tons of card board. and this is near frasier lake road around 2:30 this afternoon. the driver escaped from the wresage and told pair ma paramedics he hurt his shoulder in the crash. the patrol says the truck was carrying 10 tons of card board and spilled fuel on the road. they re working to clear the scene now. and there is a incident in redwood city sent three people to the hospital today. it happened this morning. there is a where authorities say two garbage collectors became ill when an ammonia container burst inside of the truck. four wis businesses were clo
rate has fallen to 8.6%. that s the lowest rate in nearly three years. christine romans back with us in new york now. so, christine, what a marked improvement. 120,000 jobs added in november, where are we seeing the most growth here? we had the last two months here res have hire, as well. many more jobs created in september and october than we thought. the growth we re seeing is in the retail industry, no surprise there. 50,000 jobs created in the retail industry and half of those were in clothing stores and also in apparel, you know, accessory stores. you also saw leisure and hospitality. that means hotels, restaurants, too, food and drinking places. anything that has to do with people starting to get out and spend money there. you saw them adding workers in those places. also, professional and business services. 27,000 jobs created there and in health care and education, we saw about 20,000 jobs created. so, retail, food and drink, professional, medical system, medical pl
not harmful. they have gone into those eight homes to make sure there is no gas present. they have been given the all- clear. they can go back into their homes tonight. back to you. thank you. now for those of you who were offend by the images on airport scanners, you may have a better alternative now. he went to see new technology. reporter: some airport travelers complain about electronic imaging when they pass through security saying it shows more than should be allowed. they felt naked in front of tsa employees. now they are responding to those complaints. the tsa installed new software programs that don t show the true to life image but a human figure. the image is readily seen. this system is easier for the passengers to understand. they see this stick figure. it is okay or it isn t. if it isn t they quickly can help. maybe your car keys. they have ten in place with more to come. the old system had a screener in the separate room. this new system is $2.7 mil