need to get a grip. jim clyburn, always great having you. thank you for having me. the saying that all this hits the fan in 2033. 20 years fro from now when we run out of options and maybe run out of social security. we re not there but he says by ignoring little things we can do now, we all but guarantee problems later. why can t we do little things now? i don t know why we can t. i am very much for doing something now. you may know that i have been advocating that we lift the caps that we have. salary caps. social security is capped out around $113,000. that means if you make $113,000 a year, you pay social security income on 100% of your income, or taxed on 100%. if you make $225,000 a year, you
clinton will meet myanmar s president along with the pro-democracy party leader. these are live pictures from occupy wall street in los angeles. riot police are blocking off streets around the movement s camping ground. protesters were ordered to evacuate city hall grounds by midnight on monday but have refused to leave. of course, we ll bring you more on the standoff as it develops. the former leader of ivory coast is now in custody in the netherlands for an appearance before the international criminal court in the hague. gbagbo was arrested in april by forces loyal to the current president. the icc is probing allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity. those are the top stories from cnn. i m monita rajpal. world business today starts now. hello and welcome to another packed edition of world business today. i m andrew stevens in hong kong. and i m nina dos santos in london. here are the top stories. save our pensions. a massive public sector protest ki
bad news for basketball fans. it s looking like the nba season will be pushed back again if it gets started at all. owners and players met for a fourth day on thursday and parted with no deal. and no plans to meet again. revenue-sharing and salary caps remain the big stumbling blocks. the first 100 games have been canceled. and more could be announced soon. some gridlock there. pro footballer jerome harrison may not have been too happy being traded from the detroit lions. who now stand at 5-1 on the season. the move may have saved his life. doctors discovered a brain tumor during a routine physical that harrison got after being dealt to the philadelphia eagles. espn says the tumor is being treated and harrison s long term prognosis is good. he will not play again this year. to entertainment news now, a tongue lashing from a judge was apparently not enough to get lindsay lohan back on track. on her first scheduled day of community service at the morgue, the actress was marked a no
since july and the key disputes are over salary caps and revenue sharing. libyan rebels pushing into moammar gadhafi s hometown. they are the last royal to the regime and a seaport. they say they will control the ports and har bores and declare the country liberated from gadhafi. it s likely he s hiding out in the southern desert. back to greta. a bizarre scene at the home of a missouri baby, a missing baby in missouri. it looks like someone is breaking into the house, but that is the police climbing through the window. it s the window that baby lisa irwin s parents say was camperred with on the night she disappeared. the police are trying to reenact the alleged kidnapping of the ten-month-old. we go live to eric burke from fox affiliate wdaf. what is the latest in the hunt for this child? well, the latest right now
researchers believe you may be doing yourself more harm than good. it is tuesday, october 11th. this is your a.m. wake-up call. i m carol costello joining you live from new york. president obama s $447 billion jobs bill faces its first vote in the senate later today. in a warning to republican critics, the president s senior campaign strategist says that voting against the measure could cost them the election. next year in a member row release the by the obama campaign david axelrod wrote the more people know about the american jobs act, the more they want congress to pass the plan. axelrod also takes aim at critics of the bill s millionaires tax quoting while republicans claim it is class warfare, the american people are seeing right through their opposition to asking the wealthiest to do their part. some democrats have doubts and while they control the senate there is no guarantee the bill will get the 60 votes needed to clear tonight s procedural hurdle. the occupy