compliant issues and just what attention is being paid in that area? mr. rademaker? israel is obviously concerned about the iranian nuclear program and with good reason. iran and iranian need leaders have made comments about how israel should be wiped from the face of the earth or wiped off the map of the earth. so for a country like israel that s obviously alarming that you have those kinds of statements coupled with technological activity that seems aimed at producing a nuclear weapon which would enable them to do precisely what they are saying they would like to see happen. so the united states has a lot to be worried about and iran s other neighbors in the persian gulf region have a lot to be worried about. israel has a lot to be worried about. israel is paying a lot of attention to this problem. my understanding is there s a great deal of apprehension and israel about the current course of the diplomacy. as i said earlier its eyes been possible to negotiate a deal with
the adoption of the adoption unleashed energy that adults teaching jobs, caseworkers oriented to work first, time limits into seniors he come a new program purposes such as promotion of two parent families is an axiom love how it is possible for the state under a proper federal state partnership to make major improvement to poverty, dependent seeing employment. why did it work so well? per se eliminated the individual entitlement to forever benefits. second they combined doing a perp federal program object such as working marriage. there did set constructed federal measurements such as working ovation and participation of nine states credit for positive outcomes such as dependency reductions resulting from employment. it permitted operational freedom to experiment with multiple approaches. it permitted states which reduce caseloads to reuse in a fit money for more constructive purchases and cash payments. only 29% of the current budget is allocated for cash benefits. the rest
ever was employed at the fcc. we have a working group where we have to actually get to the conclusions about the administrative process reforms. we have got to do that so he can start writing is ordered in may so the order can come out out in june that establishes the new administrative processes and that also talks about how the fcc is going to be spending its money in the next cycle. in terms of general big picture for many many years the entire community that has benefited from the e-rate has understandably because of the constant culture wars has said just hold on to what we have got. that is what we have had to do just because of the constant pressure but that is not what the fcc is telling us. this fcc is saying instead of looking at it as a x dollars every single year why did you, and tell us we will bunch a whole bunch of money right up front. it will be a capital expenditure the way john has been talking about it. more money up front once and for all put fiber to all
measure is a job. and many of us believe that if someone works hard all day, all year around, that he or she should be able to earn enough to keep their family out of poverty. that s why the president and democrats in congress have proposed to raise the minimum wage, which has less purchasing power today than when harry truman was president. and according to the congressional budget office, that measure would lift over 1 million hard-working americans out of poverty and raise low wages for another 15 million working americans. here in the house, speaker boehner s refused to even allow a vote on that measure to raise the minimum wage just as he continues to refuse a vote to extend emergency unemployment compensation to 3 million americans. but we all know that even if we raise the minimum wage, huge challenges remain. and we must examine the past to chart the best way forward. a january report from the council of economic advisers did just that. it found that about 50 million
this is kpix5 news on the cw. armed and very dangerous. police across california looking for a renegade excop on a murderous rampage. why catching him is proving to be so difficult. billing the boss for all those e-mails and calls you took after work. the lawsuit that could make employers pay up. and rain is back. we ll talk about how much rain has fallen and how long it will stick around. i m ken bastida. and i m elizabeth cook. the l.a. cop on a killing spree is centered in the mountains east of los angeles. the weather could complicate an already very difficult and dangerous search. cbs reporter, edward lawrence, begins our coverage from l.a. edward. yeah, elizabeth, but the weather is helping at the moment. there s snow on the ground, so police confirm they found footprints in the snow there around the burned car. they did find, they say, is christopher dorner s car up in big bear. the sheriff department said they followed the footprints. they searched the area an