And bruce. Make your case. Elizabeth, if this woman wins not only will it be great for education, but it will be great for the entire economy because unions and their rigid work rules stiffle job growth and hurt economic growth. Bruce, what do you think . Should the Supreme Court stop these mandatory union dues . She reminds me of the friend in college that refuses to pay for the pitcher of beer when it comes their turn. People shouldnt be p john you know some of these dues though, go to lobbying. We have 90 of union dues that went towards democratic campaigns over the years. What do you think . Should the Supreme Court overturn this rule . Will it benefit all workers . I think so. The right to freely associate is a fairly basic one, and to be coerced into something that you are not interested in is a bad idea. You make the essential point that a lot of these unions are heavily politicized. Youre forced to basically pay for the Political Activities of major groups. The one thing i woul
Influence and image. Tonight, well tell you the story of pat nixon, although her time in the white house was really eclipsed by her husbands resignation from office in the wake of watergate. So were going to tell more about her record and learn more about her life before the white house, what she did while she was there, and her legacy. Here are our two guests to tell her story. Tim naftali is a president ial historian and the former head of the Nixon Library. And meet mary brennan, who is a pat nixon biographer and also history professor at texas state university. Well, welcome to both of you. Lets start with this perception of pat nixon. She is described in your book, actually, as an enigma. So what should people know . What are a couple of things about pat nixon that theyd be surprised to learn . Ms. Brennan pat was fun and funny. People who knew her talked about her sense of humor. And she was adventurous. As a young woman, she worked for a hospital in new york city, and she would
Updated, europeans have been using pin and chip technology, there is a chip in there, you have to type a pin in to work. For us, it is easier with a ma magnetic strip. This is the same thing we used with an atm machine 25 years ago. Charles we could use old magnetic strips, this is an unmitigated disaster, a lot of people are saying who is responsible . The target . Credit Card Companies . The industry, this is happening to you oingto too often. You are correct. Is it a bigger thing . The industry of Financial Service has known about this but has not upgraded the technology, a lot departments on how it happened, if it shows that the retailer do not do Due Diligence they need to protect the data is one thing. Other question, why in the world are we storing 40 million records of people with credit card information, pin numbers, all these other things, we dont need to do that. Charles do yoo know if they did get the pin numbers and three digit security codes, it was not clear to this poin
Updated, europeans have been using pin and chip technology, there is a chip in there, you have to type a pin in to work. For us, it is easier with a ma magnetic strip. This is the same thing we used with an atm machine 25 years ago. Charles we could use old magnetic strips, this is an unmitiged disaster, a lot of people are saying who is responsible . The target . Credit Card Companies . The industry, this is happening to you oingto too often. You are correct. Is it a bigger thing . The industry of Financial Service has known about this but has not upgrad the technology, a lot departments on how it happened, if it shows that the retailer do not do Due Diligence they need to protect the data is one thing. Other question, why in the world are we storing 40 million records of people with credit card information, pin numbers, all these other things, we dont need to do that. Charles do yoo know if they did get the pin numbers and three digit security codes, it was not clear to this point .
And the pressure intensifies on britains gsk. Tim, the drug giant glaxosmithkline would use some painkillers. Its now facing a criminal investigation here in britain for its sales practices in countries ranging from iraq, poland and lebanon. Its already in trouble in china for allegedly bribing doctors and hospitals to prescribe its drugs. Hello. It is midday here in london. 7 00 a. M. In washington, 1 00 p. M. In the french port city of calais where riot police are currently clearing about 800 Illegal Migrants from makeshift camps there. French authorities claim an outbreak of scabies and the lack of Running Water is posing a health risk and the site needs to be shut down. But the migrants say they dont know where to go. The illegal camps cropped up after the french government closed down the official Red Cross Refugee Center in 2002. More illegal camps were cleared in 2009. But it didnt stop the migrants from coming back. Now there are several camps in calais, mostly with political a