then you get overtime, that is one example and those things that have been cooked into the plans specifics especifics, and fo every dollar a teacher puts en the state puts in $70 and there are not many pension plans that are that generous and, it shouldn t be an either/or, either bust the teachers or lift them well, we ll pay them well and better when they teach better and best when they teach best. martha: and they have to believe that. something goes into the pension plan that is more realistic and in keeping with their private sector counterparts. martha: mike huckabee, scratched the surface and we want you to come back and we ll have you back, governor mike huckabee, good to see you. thank you. bill: developments out of lybia, are the rebels closing in on muammar qaddafi? we are live on the shores of tripoli to find out there. and man meets robot in a film that makes what could be a frightening forecast. for the future of all of us.
fbi, and got the phenol back so he wasn t able to get it. this is the one and only time something like this has happened. martha: they are heros for reporting that and, did exactly what they should have done, it can be mixed with compounds to make it explosive an investigators found a hazmat suit, wiring and highly concentrated chemicals inside the suspect s off-campus apartment. bill: see something, say something. martha: yes, they did. bill: we see something, now, miami, southwestern part of the town, police units are set up in the area, setting up a perimeter after a shooting took place, either near a school or inside of a school and here s what we know. according to police a person has been shot, possibly dead, the perimeter has been set up around redland, elementary school, and redland middle school, now in lock down and the camera you see, from our affiliate, wsvn, our fox affiliate, scouring the
and, they decided that in response, to charlie sheen s remarks, they are just going to dump the rest of the season, and charlie sheen makes close to $2 million per episode. and that will go by the way side, for now, but we should also mention that this decision to end the rest of this season puts more than 200 people out of work, both full-time staffers and the rest of the cast, so, that can t be sitting well for the folks who work on that show. to say the least. martha: no doubt, rick, thank you very much, sounds like it will cost charlie sheen about. what, $16 million? bill: they, he clearly doesn t care. martha: probably can get by on the stuff he made. in one or two episodes. bill: he s bragging, showing off. martha: and, he shows up with the girls, we ll call them nicely and, bill says, he s just braking. bill: wisconsin hardly alone with the crushing pension obligation and one governor,
success rate is 100%, do the math! you love with violence and hate with violence, there is nothing that can be questioned. and people say, you know, work through your resentments, yeah. no. i m going to hang onto them and fuel my attack. you sound like thomas jefferson. i m not thomas jefferson. he was a [bleeped]. [laughter]. but i dare anyone to debate me on things. martha: okay. i don t know what to say. fascinating it. and, we are joined by the kttv affiliate in los angeles. hello there, rick. reporter: well, good morning, martha and bill, good morning, everyone. standing outside the warner brothers studio and warner brothers and cbs planned to produce 24 episodes of two-and-a-half men and charlie sheen is on the large mural with a smile on his face now but you have to wonder who the demeanor is now that the rest of the season has been cancelled and, they tamed 16 of the 24 shows,
miami and police are on the lookout and set up a perimeter and we ll tell you how it turns out in a matter of moments in america s newsroom. martha: general david petraeus, the top u.s. commander in afghanistan is ordering an investigation into the bizarre story about mind control. the article appeared in reported a u.s. general in afghanistan used members of the psychological operations team, the psy-ops team to influence u.s. senators into providing a little bit more funding for the war. a tangled story. jennifer griffin joins us live from the pentagon and u.s. military officers are pushing back, on the acquisition. they were even using the psy-ops folks when the congressional leaders visited in order to convince them to fund this war to a greater extent. what do you make of all of this? reporter: that s right. i have been hearing both sides of this and talking to all the participants in the last 24 hours, it is a very complicated story but i can tell you, that u.s. military of