and pigs in their paerkt farms. environmental abuse, labor pricing. i mean, anything you can think of when it comes to work, walmart is at the center of it. not a good look. mel. come on. walmart s at the walmart is also a kwp where if you listen to management team. 75% of those management teams came from entry-level folks that started there. walmart is the kind of place that if you want to work hard you can climb the ladder and have the kind of job where you ll make 50 to $100,000. not true. nobody s complaining about 85% of apple s vendors are overseas. the average walmart worker makes $17,0 makes $17,500. if you don t like it don t
kwp you left the egyptians. you turned your back on the egyptians, and they won t forget that. he s talking about the fact the egyptians didn t like the morsi government, and you did nothing to try to correct the morsi government. this does not sound like the u.s. having any leverage with them. he d better start listening if he wants this relationship. the relationship between the united states and egypt is very important to us. it s the center of the arab world in general. it doesn t seem like it s very important to them, though. it s important to people around in the streets demanding a better life to the general. democracy is messy. the morsi government did screw up big time. they went down the islamic cultural road rather than creating jobs, and the military had to intervene. the one thing that s not sustainable is a military takeover of egypt. they promised new elections. they need to deliver. the muslim brotherhood needs to get off the streets so the economy can start anew
in custody in the maximum security prison at fort leavenworth, kansas. we re learning things more about sergeant bales, his family and career. john yang is there with the very latest. good day, what it is the latest? reporter: hello, alex, bales is making his first day on u.s. soil since he was deployed in afghanistan in december, but he is not back in his own house in washington state. he is in fort leavenworth in solitary confinement. staff sergeant robert bales seen here training at a military facility in california is housed in a pre-trial detention facility. he s awaiting formal charges in connection with the shooting rampage that left 16 afghan civilians dead including women and children. he s the married father of two young children of his own who have all been moved on to a military base in washington state for their own protection. they re suffering a lot. they re confused a lot. more than anything, everybody is very concerned. they re scratching their heads more
intensified. the army shelling its own people as the arab world steps in to try to end the slaughter of civilians. and an all-out brawl at the mall. police with guns drawn, shoppers scrambling for exits. chaos after christmas on this american morning. captions by vitac www.vitac.com good morning. it s tuesday, december 27th. this is american morning. i m alina cho along with ali velshi. good morning. good morning to you. we re so glad you re with us today. there s a lot going on. let s get right to it. starting in iowa. it s the place to be this morning. five top republicans plan to visits hawkeye state today. not going for the corn. seven day rees main until the iowa caucuses. the first in the nation, a nomination is up for grabs. cnn political director mark preston is live in des moines this morning. mark, the week begins with newt gingrich trying to distance himself once again, not from someone else, but from his own past. reporter: yeah. from his own p
that s how we know that we re dealing with a monster mysterious murders. four of the victims were found in a burlap-type material. kaj larsen traces the trail of a serial killer still on the loose. this is long island, an hour s drive away from manhattan and it is known for beautiful million-dollar homes and secluded beaches. but that same isolation that people come here to seek, as of late, has been masking a darker element. in december, police in long island make a shocking discovery. i don t think it is a coincidence that four bodies ended up in this area. for the past couple of years, women kept disappearing on long island. now, police think they may know why. we have a serial killer. we are dealing with a psychotic murderer. police still don t have answers, so we tried to get to the bottom of this eerie mystery. gus, man neighbors call the unofficial mayor of this community, shows me around. that s the house. that s where it all began. reporter: h