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11.2-3-million and walmart ceo michael duke 23.7 million. can they not afford to pay their workers? it s not just about the ceo, talk about ceo pay but then there s executive and vice presidents and directors and all sorts of other folks. the fact is that these corporations pay a handful of people a huge amount of money and yet they contribute to a direction that our economy is going that s very, very dangerous. since the great recession two-thirds of the jobs that have been created have been below $14 an hour. what that means is that we are we are creating jobs and we re talking about, you know, coming back with the creation of jobs. sure. but what we re really doing is creating jobs that can t pull a working family above the poverty level, and this is a real challenge. it s why the unions have stepped in and they are so wise to do so because at the end of the day ....
The question is, will that be enough to get the stock moving again? as we know, brian, it was up in the 700 and now we re down in the 400s. we re waiting for some revolutionary technology to change us yet again. quickly, jobs report on friday was okay. but the auto industry actually continues to build up momentum when it comes to jobs? the average age is 11.2 years in the u.s. right now, so there are those in the industry who are excited and think americans are going to buy cars. 4.5 million is the forecast. the best in six years. as a result the automakers are gearing up and hiring more workers. thanks, appreciate it. i have 08 with 150,000 miles on it. ....
Exuberant on the aroma side, but on so supple, fresh. so it was a for my standard of tasting, was a wine it was a very good wine. so that one critic gives it the thumbsup. we ll have to wait and see what other thing, but of course we re all waiting for the next batch to come out. cnbc s mandy drury, you never know what she s going to have for us. thank you. thank you. unfortunately on the other side of the equation, it s almost that time of year that we dread. the annual ordeal of filing your taxes. the tax foundation is out with its list of states with the highest tax burden. here it is. residence of wisconsin pay 11.1% of their income in state and local taxes. californians 11.2. in connecticut up to 12.3. in second place, new jersey ....
And tunnels are flooded because of the storm. it was barely raining in new york. steve: right, we ll talk to joe, the meteorologist about the storm surge. down in the battery, the old record was let s see len.2 feet. 11.2 feet . we broke that video. brian: that was from last night. gretchen: going to delaware, this video in to fox and friends , this car, probably not going to be operating this morn nothing a nearby motel. no match for the atlantic ocean. we have peter doocy there now. what is the situation reet now? things have calmed down. here in rehob both, death wear. businesses were ready and people chose to evacuate like ....
78 in newark. 5. look at the arrows. you are seeing coming from the east all that water funneling in here. record level sea prices at kicks point and now with the battery it s up to just about 13 feet. just over 13 feet. that s a reasonable doubt row but the winds are still out of the east. that means the winds are pummeling the water here forcing it into the center. see the winds shifted out of the southeast. pushes more water in here. got about 45 minutes. it s 8:53, shep. high tied at battery park. the water getting dangerously close to getting into those subways. shepard: step aside so we can see the battery there. we have been getting reports all day that the previous high was 11.2 feet. once it get to 13 like you were just discussing that that s when we had very serious concerns that the subway systems in lower manhattan might flood. come on in and show us if you would. is it your sense that s where we are now? it is. latest reading 13. gone up by a foot and a half ....