becomes. the lazier the kids get. this is good to have kids working. okay? i m thankful they are not regulating diners because my childhood would have been different. it s good to have a kid on the farm learning value of sweat equity. hard work. how to make a buck. getting up early. greg: get up in the dark and you can do anything. andrea: it makes me mad. eric: opposed to playing video games and listen to the iphone. bob: do you want a 15-year-old kid hauling a truck full of cat? andrea: why not? a lot of kids can do a dana: that is extreme. a lot of parents don t allow their kids to do that. bob: in montana they do. andrea: what is the difference between the young person or old farmers match. yourty of farmers are old. are they next? go a them. bob: majority are owned by corporation. dana: no, 4%. 90% owned by families. why does the deparent of labor get involved with these people? leave them alone.
prosperous the business becomes. the lazier the kids get. this is good to have kids working. okay? i m thankful they are not regulating diners because my childhood would have been different. it s good to have a kid on the farm learning value of sweat equity. hard work. how to make a buck. getting up early. greg: get up in the dark and you can do anything. andrea: it makes me mad. eric: opposed to playing video games and listen to the iphone. bob: do you want a 15-year-old kid hauling a truck full of cat? andrea: why not? a lot of kids can do a dana: that is extreme. a lot of parents don t allow their kids to do that. bob: in montana they do. andrea: what is the difference between the young person or old farmers match. yourty of farmers are old. are they next? go a them. bob: majority are owned by corporation. dana: no, 4%. 90% owned by families. why does the deparent of labor get involved with these people? leave them alone.
newspaper. here s part of the conversation. port authority, we ask you if all is well there. concord yeah, all is well. it s only a technical failure. port authority, how many people are on board? captain, 2, 300. port authority, how come so few people? are you on board? captain, no, i m not on board because the ship is keeling. we ve abandoned it. port authority, what? you ve abandoned the ship? captain, no. what abandon? i m here. a judge questions the captain at a closed hearing today. he s under arrest and he could be charged with manslaughter. dan rivers is live on the scene once again for us there in italy. dan, six people are dead. 28 are missing, including two americans, and crews are still searching for survivors, right? reporter: that s absolutely right, yeah. it s getting along four days since this happened here in italy. you can see the wreck right behind me. there s a lot of activity there. a lot of ships around. the divers, again, are making their wa
program and say they are innocent. porter was clearly happy to be back in the u.s. tonight. i d like to thank the nebs cairo for all the thing thez did for us as well as the administration at the american university in cairo for all their help and support. and my lawyers ted and both in egypt and here who worked tirelessly to obtain my freedom. i m just so thankful to be back. and i love to be in philadelphia right now. the other two students arrested with porter, derrick sweeney and luke gates are also returning to the u.s. from egypt at this hour. syria is running out of allies. you can add the arab league to its list of critics. finance ministers from the league want to punish damascus for its crackdown on protesters. new video on youtube showed enthusiastic demonstration with syrians pledging with the league to hit the regime hardment something you don t normally see in public. proposed sanctions would include freezing government assets and those belonging to syrian