i will be running a right's of passage at joe lee. so our number, 4 one 5. 824-4098. i can give you a whole slew of activities. >> i just wanted to say, we had been in a conversation with maya and we are planning with a pilot program to develop an 8-week program where mondays would be career explorations. they are going to visit art musicians and bank of america and the career paths they have chosen and then there are discussions about attitude and hygiene. how do you present yourself so people want to engage with you. we are trying to work with the mayor's office and d.c. yn. >> there are a couple of youth empowerments. and the whole goal of that fund, which john may know about the details is to empower the people to be the victors of their destiny. it's a way to let youth identify their dreams and be the leaders in terms of allocations. they dole out grants. so the youth empowerment fund is an exciting way in come san francisco is engaging its young people. we have one of the few youth commissions. they work on the variety of youth issues. the ymc has launched big b

but then there was also nat king cole and joe stafford and peggy lee and all these wonderful singers. premise in those days was for singers to do such good performances like judy garland with "somewhere over the rainbow" or sinatra with "the wee small hours of the morning," to actually own a song by the performance that they gave. that kind of stopped when elvis presley became famous. then on to the rolling stones, then the beatles and all this. and they were all very competent singers, as big as they were, they went into stadiums. before that everyone sang in intimate little cabarets, that's how they became famous. >> where did amy rank, do you think -- >> of all the singers that i ever heard, amy was the best one. >> serious? >> really. a true great pop jazz singer. >> yeah. >> she heard everything. she sang -- she was influenced just by the right music. she had the ears to know just what to leave out and what to put in. and more than anything else, one of the secrets of a good performing singer is this, the heart. and she never sang a line that she didn't mean. everything she said

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like a filibuster, coming from across the country, supporting people like buddy roemer, the joe suspect, lee said reyes, and common cause, ... and, and occupiers from occupied d.c. -- occupy d.c. host: one of the issues according to your realization is tax reform, particularly when it comes to the tax code. guest: the tax code is very complicated. it is not fair. there is a revenue problem here. there are people who are categorically do not want to raise taxes or even close loopholes. we have to get past that. good is a publicly subsidized corporate welfare going on. in billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars, that we can save to close the loophole. >host: so closing the loophole is one could you have a financial tax. guest: even a small, not even 1%, like 0.5%, would produce billions of dollars. it would basically help with the income inequality that we have, that we're seeing. no one disputes that we have a terrible income and equity right now. how will we sell that? that is the kind of thing that leads to the unrest you see right now in the st.. >> host: so and tax breaks to

. >> reporter: now, our reporter joe vazquez had a chance to sit down with mayor lee for a brief interview earlier and the mayor said he had to draw the line and that was when the "occupy" protestors started putting up tents and started putting u tarps. they put some tarps up back this morning. they heard there might be raids last night. the protestors said that didn't happen. when the mayor was asked, do you expect to send a police presence here again, he didn't answer. so we'll have to wait and see what he says in today's meeting. back to you. >> thank you, kristy seifkin live in san francisco. >>> today palestinians celebrated the release of hundreds of prisoners as part of the swap for israeli soldier gilad shalit. ♪ [ music ] >> 1,000 palestinians were transferred from release -- [ indiscernible ] [ inaudible ] >> shalit was released after 5 years. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed him. there are signs he is suffering from malnutrition. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton made a surprise visit to libya today. she met with the country's interim leader and its new pr

joe marshall, sharon hewitt, marlene tram, others who came together to really address the concerns of residents. we stood together and demanded change. the city responded. you want to thank and lee, now mayor ed lee, and our supervisors for their big ship and support. many hours were spent collaborating. not only amongst advocates and service providers, but the residents themselves. every day we hear from residents the openly -- they openly expressed their struggles being limited in this profession and how difficult language is to services and knowing their rights. language access is critical, and we will continue to work to make the city as accessible to all residents. now it is time for our communities to heal. we know that when communities come together to work toward positive change, the more understanding results. as a city, we can not become complacent. it is through programs like the community ambassadors that neighbors get to know when each other, where children and families do not live in fear when they step outside their homes. all residents deserve to be safe, respected, live with dignity, no matter what they but they are from. we call on the city to continue investin

lee evans did not practice. chris carr and jimmy smith did. as for joe flacco, he is healthy but his offensive line wants to keep it that way. he took a beating against the texans. he was hit 10 times. everyone seems concerned about it except joe. >> best part of playing quarterback is getting hit every now and then. that's what you have to deal with. i think we played great. our offensive line is battling. they're in there fighting there -- off each week. we're starting to come together. >> nothing seems to faze number 5. the ravens leave for jacksonville. the route world series is even. the rangers rallied for two runs in the ninth-inning to stunt the cardinals. outstanding effort by garcia. he gets adrian beltre. he left with a 1-0 lead. clutch hit by allen craig. this course david freese. this time the bullpen could not save him. michael young. elvis andrus scores easily. the rangers come back to win. in hockey, the red hot towels stay high -- the red hot capitals stay hot. capitals in white. capitals down 1-0. alex ovechkin with two bowgoals. there

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lee writes deciding whether dec to walk the dog this morning dressed as jack sparrow or the creepy dude in the pajamas again. >> just be the creepy dude in the pajamas. "morning joe" starts right now. wow. >>> snow started falling saturday. >> herman cain is in big, big trouble. here we go, number ten, can't afford cigarettes for new campaign ads. it's been fun, but there's no way we're electing a guy named herr maim herman. kissed a photo, signed a baby. and number two, refuses to acknowledge the road to the white house goes through me, dave. you want to play in the big leagues, you've got to make a trip right here. you've got to come to scranton. acting less fun crazy and more crazy, crazy. just accepted $1 million offer to pose nude in playboy. and the number one sign herman cain's campaign is in trouble. there's a 0-0-0 chance he'll be president. >>> and good morning. it is monday. it's halloween, everybody. october 31st. happy halloween. with us onset, we have john heilemann, we also have "morning joe" economist steve rattner. are you guying going trick-or-treat tonight? >> no, it's snowed out, right? >> no, don't say that. of course there's halloween, right

row, and our able chairman, joe gildenhorn, on behalf of the wilson center council and our staff, and on behalf of myself: leon panetta, you have a huge assignment ahead. lee hamilton -- i'm volunteering him now -- will be happy to help you with it. and together, we will solve this most serious problem. we will have a strong country and a strong defense at the same time. thank you so much. and thank you to the reagan center for hosting us. >> to meet the threats. in must remain the finance. it can deter conflict, project power and win wars. this challenge will bring about difficult times. it is an opportunity to change this in the fiscal constraints and better meet the challenges that we know we will face. >> he discusses how the army could shrink. watch this online at the c-span video library. it >> we will be an update. we will talk with house intelligence committee member jane. then we will talk about the congressional investigation into the justice department. later, newsweek talks about the survey in the treatment of women. it is live each morning on c- span. >> c-span radio is another way to keep up with politics and public affairs. it is the most re