was fighting hamilton hamilton was a secretary of the treasury jefferson was secretary of state they were both in george washington kept right so let's talk about the middle class that you really want to create a middle class even paul krugman has argued have made of the basis of one of his thesis that free trade is what alleviate the wrong i debated him on a cruise ship i mean this is the us pariah why how can you say that paul crosses president bill clinton is wrong i mean all of the greatest minds they were after

today, jefferson county is debt over $4 billion. we are in bankruptcy. largest bankruptcy in the history of a local government in the united states. >> did wall street really take jefferson county for a ride here? >> i leave they did. >> a federal criminal investigation of the sewer deal found that was the case. but wall street got a number of help from a number of people with their hands out. >> we had 21 people that either plead guilty or went to prison. commissioners, employees and contractors. >> that included former commissioner and birmingham mayor larry langford. sentenced to 15 years for accepting thousands of dollars in cash and gifts from one of the bankers. former commissioner gary white. ten years for accepting bribes from an engineering company that worked on the sewer lines. mary buckaloo probangs after lying to the grand jury. chris mcnair serving five years for bribery and conspiracy to solicit bonds. bond underwriter jp morgan settled with the sec, paying the county $25 million and the sec and a. the bank alleged to have bribed friends o

today, jefferson county is debt over $4 billion. we are in bankruptcy. largest bankruptcy in the history of a local government in the united states. >> did wall street really take jefferson county for a ride here? >> i leave they did. >> a federal criminal investigation of the sewer deal found that was the case. but wall street got a number of help from a number of people with their hands out. >> we had 21 people that either plead guilty or went to prison. commissioners, employees and contractors. >> that included former commissioner and birmingham mayor larry langford. sentenced to 15 years for accepting thousands of dollars in cash and gifts from one of the bankers. former commissioner gary white. ten years for accepting bribes from an engineering company that worked on the sewer lines. mary buckaloo probangs after lying to the grand jury. chris mcnair serving five years for bribery and conspiracy to solicit bonds. bond underwriter jp morgan settled with the sec, paying the county $25 million and the sec and a. the bank alleged to have bribed friends o

the jefferson street plan is bold, for the two blocks before

the pedestrian volume are so high on jefferson street, we would need to be... i would recommend that the port and commission be selective as to those locations that are done. but there are some areas, for instance, near where we are doing the jcdecaux kiosk and to the east of that outside of the fuel tank area and there is extra space and might accommodate such a use. >> the pictures had it. thank you. >> and the last question, in terms of the lanes, it will be mixed use, vehicle traffic that includes bicycles and do we have any striping for a bike lane or slow enough that the bikes will not have a separate lane? if we are widening the sidewalk? >> the way becomes 24 feet, that is two-way, so it is 12, 12-foot lanes and the speed is dictated by the slowest moving user, so the bikes will not have a separate lane and the narrowness of it will encourage people to move slow and actual casual drove off. and loading will be restricted to morning hours, however drop off of guests will occur all day long and to area businesses. so we expect the street to operate at a s

street plan, jefferson street is the main commercial spine of fisherman's warf. the east end is near pier by powell street. jurisdiction includes all sidewalks and up to the building faces on the south side. the jefferson street plan is bold, for the two blocks before you it takes a 37 foot width street with two travel lanes and park

jefferson heard words he won't forget.(jefferson) "he said daddy you found me...."ht, a baltimmre county school spokesman says they're investigating.. trying to determine exactly what happened.... and taking steps to make sure it doesn't happen again. live in mount washington, keith daniels, fox 45 news at tenn a... harford county... sheriff's deputy.../ is... killed... in a car rash.../ today ...near... connwingo dam. dam. 34-year-old... corporal... charles licato... was... on duty .../ when... he... crashed his car... on... conowingo road... route--1... in... darlington ... was... closed from... sures--ville... to... castle-ton... road.../ while... police investigated...//. licato... was... a... 14-year veteran, .../ with... many friends....on the force,.../ including... the... first deputy... to... arrive on the scene. "we didnt leaae his side, within seconds afttr the deputy nearby who responded, i feel for that deputy because he tried desperatlely to get him out of the vehicle, but when we wwre able to cut him from the vehcile, our people carried him to the me'

hundred seventy nine jefferson author of the virginia statute of religious freedom a law in virginia which ensure that the state would have no established religion whatsoever jefferson was so proud of that job of that work that he made sure to include on his tombstone that he was the author of the virginia statute for religious freedom over the fact that he was the third present in a state which doesn't appear on his tombstone james madison the father of our constitution which by the way does not contain the word god either wrote extensively on the issue of separating church and state as he said in eight hundred twenty two letters and alliance or coalition between government and religion cannot be too carefully guarded against every new and successful example therefore of a perfect separation between ecclesiastical and civil matters is of importance religion and government will exist in greater purity without rather than with the aid of government and medicines very first veto as president was against legislation that gave federal funds to an episcopal church to assist the poor and h

it's not just an offense to thomas jefferson. it's an offense to adam smith. >> and by the way, this is why some conservatives i've talked to are distressed by citizens united. they do not see it as a boon to -- >> corporations should compete based on the ingenuity of their engineers, their ability to come up with better products, not based on an army of lobbyists that they send to washington or the amount of money they can put into politics to get their guy elected to office. >> you know, what i really dislike about the current campaign is this idea if you raise a question of corporate power that you're antibusiness. we're not antibusiness. we're simply saying that you need to have labor. y need to he ornized citizens given the same rights as corporations are now being given. the rights of free association are being limited while the rights of corporations are being enhanced. so that countervailing power, which was at the heart of an american politics and system, is being diminished and dismantled. so the fact that the federal d

doctors and presidents than yeah the strike is a pain in the butt but if you believe like thomas jefferson did. that educating our kids should be part of the commons something we all do together just as it has been since the founding of this country then you should be standing with chicago's teachers today this is not about selling it's not about benefits this is about students and the future of america and a lot is it stick. and that's the way it is tonight tuesday september eleventh twenty twelve you missed anything i'm sure you can all watch it in h.d. on hulu at hulu dot com slash the big picture for more information on any of the stories we covered visit our website to tom hartman dot com free speech dot org dot com also check out our two you tube channels there are links to thom hartmann dot com also thom hartmann dot com check out all the different ways you can send us your feedback and don't forget bach receive begins with you get out there get active tag your it super. wealthy british style sign some time to write. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the

of virginia and it didn't even mention he was the third present a united states for two terms as jefferson said in eight hundred eighteen now let us see what the schools the president primary schools cost us on the supposition that all of the children of ten eleven and twelve years old are as they ought to be at school and if they are not so much the the work is the system for they will be untaught and their ignorance and vices will in future life cost us more dearer in their consequences than it would have done in their correction by a good education but the work that jefferson did at the opening onset of america the opening years of this country and the work advocates of public education have done for the next two hundred years that's now hanging in the balance and chicago today is the epicenter of the struggle if you believe that educating our kids should be handed off to for profit corporations who look at pupils as numbers on a balance sheet rather than potential scientists and doctors and presidents than yeah the strike is a pain in the butt to you but if you believe like thomas jeff

was fighting hamilton hamilton was a secretary of the treasury jefferson was secretary of state they were both in george washington kept right so let's talk about the middle class that you really want to create a middle class even paul krugman has argued have made of the basis of one of his thesis that free trade is what alleviate i say the wrong i debated him on a cruise ship i mean this is the us pariah why how can you say that paul crosses president bill clinton is wrong i mean all of the greatest minds they were after all are all wrong i mean i'm with i'm with ross perot on this i'm with alexander hamilton i'm with every president of the united states or. george washington to richard nixon yeah and it wasn't until nixon came along and started talking about you know maybe we shouldn't have these tariffs and if we should reduce these terrible what was the whims of the create the great depression it was the smoot hawley tariff no actually if you go back and you look at the amount of at the at the amount of trade that the united states was engaged in before and after smoot hawley it

it has relocated to jefferson street. the permit would allow entertainment in the form of our house band and saloon-style music. they conduct sound tests. the purpose is to establish an appropriate limits such the neighbors are not disturbed. the applicant took an additional step of having a noise review conducted. the results of the review are included in the materials. communications about neighbors concerned about sound are also in the pack of. there are neighborhood associations, and i will let the applicant tell you about his business. good >> i am marsha garland, here to represent gold dust lounge, which got a lot of media attention when it was forced to -- relocate, and its search for an appropriate location, and it sounded on jefferson. the space is 3000 sq. ft.. the business is a 47-year-old family business. it is iconic. it is nationally famous, and the owners have proven over and over again they know how to manage a business, how to manage people, and how to manage noise. they have a solid plan but has been rev

. >> today's jefferson award winner help students make their college streams come true. >> potential campaign plans for gavin newsom? next, the one racy is not talking about. >> and already a live look at the festivities, still to come, the annual bell ringing contest making some noise in san fransisco. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> lt. gov. gavin newsom is saying for the first time that he will run for governor in 2014 if jerry brown does not seek reelection. he told the los angeles times that of jerry brown declines " i had every intention of running ". otherwise he will support jerry brown, he will not talk about a u.s. senate run saying that his background is better suited to the governor's office. >> it is been a good day for stocks on wall street in a big way, let's take a look at the big board to see how the dow was doing today, up 212 points, this follows news that the european central bank has a new plan to halt the continent's financial crisis including a pledge to buy government bonds. today amazon announced a new electronic book. the new version has been sold out on the company's w

award in the bay area coast to catherine. >> nominate your local heroes for a jefferson were online at cbssf.com, just click on the connection button at the top of hi, i'm amy for downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters, here with my favorite new intern, jimmy. mmm! fresh! and it's been in the closet for 12 weeks! unbelievable! unstopables! i'll show you how! ♪ just shake them into the washer i can't believe this lasts 12 weeks! neither can they. so you're going on tour to prove it. downy unstopables. follow jimmy's unstopables tour for free samples on downy.com. >> today's tip of the day will be laid variety nectarine's on the market now. you have to select and store them right to get a wonderful flavor. going into the fall these varieties are fantastic but some varieties have been sticking around for way too long and those old crop varieties are not as good. do not compromise on selection and storage. when you buy them, nice and read like this all the way around. very important, free from any shriveling whatsoever. when you bring them home, it is so important to store them on the

.com, you can find a link to her foundation can help out, you can also nominate a local hero for jeffersonard at cbs sf .com .. click on the connect but not the top of the page. well, juicy, sweet, and good fo, >> we have a live look at edwards air force base in kern county in the mojave desert where the space shuttle in denver has just landed, i believe. either that or they are waiting for it right there. it did land and it will hang out there for the day and then it is back up in the air tomorrow around 7:00 and it will make its way around here around 8:30 a.m. for a slide by through the bay area. you can check it out tomorrow at 830 am right up here in the san francisco bay. the number one new comedy two broke girls right here on cbs 5 moving to a new night this season. we spoke with one of the stars and she said that the show was popular because almost anyone can relate to it. >> these girls really are starting from nothing and trying to build their lives in this business and no matter what age you or you can relate to them in some way. especially financially with the economy, i'm sure

but jefferson, jefferson, a wonderful individual, who could say the most philosophically high minded things, and then do the most pragmaticly low-minded things, jefferson was as dismissive of legitimacy of parties as anyone, and he was also the first and one of the most effective political bosses in american history. and he decided that burr had to be pushed aside. that the presidency the next time around after jefferson left office would go to another virginian, james madison. so burr got pushed to the side. meanwhile alexander hamilton had been pushed to the side because he had fallen out with the mainstream of the federalists. so both of these men were in a position where their prospects were not quite living up to their ambitions and so they got afoul of each other because hamilton said some very nasty things about burr in one of the political campaigns and burr asked him to retract, at least, either to acknowledge or corroborate or to retract and hamilton got stiff-necked about this. he said, no, no, you have no business asking me this sort of thing. one thing led to another and

now looking at the live view of the washington monument, jefferson memorial, d.c. camera. we've got low humidity back with us and a chill in the air this morning in the wake of the storms that came through yesterday. they're now long gone. just a few sprinkles in southern maryland, calvert, st. mary's across the tidal potomac in the northern neck. those sprinkles heading off into the eastern shore. getting star light showing through there. elsewhere, it's all cloudy through the metro area and most

let's head to eastbound 66 at jefferson davis highway. crash there in the right shoulder lane and blocking the ramp to jefferson davis highway at this time. good news on i-95 southbound at 17. that crash is cleared but still seeing the left lane blocked closer to 3 because of another accident as you make your way i-95 in fredericksburg. i'm back in ten minutes. aaron and eun, back over to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> it is 4:43. still to come this morning, the man behind a film that sparked protests worldwide like this one in the muslim world, now finds himself behind bars. e. the middle class, who move our country forward. work hard. raise families. and keep america strong. but mitt romney's budget plan will hurt the middle class. raising taxes on the average family by up to $2000 dollars. while giving a tax break of $250,000 dollars to multi-millionaires. doesn't mitt romney understand, we can't rebuild america...by tearing down the middle class. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> i'm meliss

stossel: the example of jefferson and adams, and seven elections later?> yeah, things called coffin handbills accused jackson of massacring indians, illegally executing soldiers for desert and other war crimes. a minister to russia, accused of pimping out the maid to the czar of russia. good times. stossel: skip ahead 15 more elections. grover cleveland runs for president. >> yeah, you know, of course, he didn't run for anything, but shambled slowly if you saw his size. he had an out of wedlock child, and that was an issue. there was a famous cartoon that started saying, hey, ma, where's pa? after he won the election, his proponent went to the white house and said, ha-ha-ha. >> he was a bachelor at the time and mentioned he might have fathered a child out of wedlock and paid for the child? >> that's right. stossel: the public accepted that. 80 years later, johnson running against goldwater. >> yeah, this is the classic of modern negative campaign ads, the daisy ad, a girl picking flowers and counting. stossel: here we have it. starts innocently enough. >>

our first secretary of state was thomas jefferson. jefferson said the only legitimate foundation for government is the will of its people, and to preserve free expression should be our first order. from america's first secretary thosete to its 67tht, values have been the same peer in valuing free expression, valuing free assembly, valuing the role of a free press. if you care about any of these values, any of these freedoms in the year 2012, then you have got to believe in the freedom to exercise this on the internet. freedom of speech in 2012 has to extend to the internet. freedom of association and assembly has to extend to the internet. a free press in 2012 passed to extend to the internet. >> does it extend in china? >> it does not. there are a lot of freedoms that have been curtailed in china. but it is really interesting what is happening there -- there are more than 500 million internet users in china. more than 350 million of whom use social media. over 250 million are under the age of 25. on one hand, the chinese government p

nobody cried foul more often than jefferson davis.was one of the leading advocates and became, over time, probably the leading advocate for states rights in congress. at the same time, however, it is jefferson davis at a time when all politics were really vocal, when almost all politicians, whether democrat or waves, whether northern or southern regarded the federal government as an absolutely inconvenient, inconvenient institution, good mostly for waging war for setting tariffs, the jefferson davis put forth the idea that a great nation needed a great seat of government. it wasn't just that the united states is getting bigger. the united states is becoming more important. and he saw -- he had a vision of the united states is a nation at a time when very few people dead. during debates on getting appropriation to begin the expansion of the capital, somebody said he wanted $100,000. and somebody said what hundred thousand dollars, i mean, that's not going to get you anything. and this was true, but then as now but will idea is to get a

. >> george jefferson? [laughter] correct, final answer. do i win? >> have you realize the constitution? >> no, but i did see the movie. [laughter] great. >> there is no movie. >> spoiler alert. sorry. >> that's why i rewrote the constitution. [laughter] good night, everybody, thank you very much. [applause] that explains it all. that is just the tip of the iceberg. in my research for this book or, as i like to call it inevitably, my mesearch, forgive me -- [laughter] yes, more american teenagers can name the three stooges than the three branches of government, pretty shocking. almost three-quarters of americans believe of the people, by the people, for the people is in the constitution rather than being of the gettysburg, and for crying out loud, didn't we learn that? most e tbreej juice to me was many americans, almost half, believe from each according to his needs was written by james madison rather than karl marx who, by the way for the teenagers in the audience, is not one of the three stooges. add to that, you can keep going. i don't mean to co

. >> he has been called a modern- day moorland, as sharon chip in reports, this jefferson award winner is a teacher that uses magic and language to keep his native american culture alive. >> ♪ >> the sings a song that his ancestors sank during the trail of tears when they're forced to relocate. now he is teaching a class for new americans that want to keep their culture alive. >> the same things that were told to them was told to me. " what you need that for? it will not help you ". he teaches a a weekly choctaw language class. when he started the course three years ago, he was inspired by his mother and a growing problem with many tribes. >> a lot of the elders were dying off and no one knew the language and the government was saying " you are not going to be federally recognized any more because you are technically not here ". >> although choctaw code talkers helped foil german eavesdroppers during the world wars, they did not pass on their language. this class helps this man reclaim his heritage. >> i lived overseas, in germany, and at one point i was studying albanian and it struck

award in the bay area coast to kathryn kept. >>> nominate your local hero for jefferson award online at cbs san francisco dot com. coming up the next half-hour we are taking a look at the other side of the hot-button issue in the november ballot a measure calling on california to eliminate capital punishment. >>> and may be another counties can't scandal and football involving kids. >>> the prime-time debates that may be a verbal slugfest for the presidential candidates with their p that call the bay area home. whether it's helping a nonprofit provide safe, affordable housing within the city, supporting an organization that's helping kids find jobs and stay in school, or financing the expansion of a local company that's creating healthier workplaces, what's important to the people of the bay area is important to us. and we're proud to work with all those make sure the birth they're protected. >>> more bay area had planned a suspicious fire and the late investigators retrieving the fire at the law office of the mayor davises possible arson. police are raising the possibility of domest

>> hands down, "the jeffersons." theme song to "the jeffersons." >> jimmy: "jeffersons." that. i know that one. ♪ fish don't fry in the kitchen beans don't burn on the grill ♪ ♪ took a whole lot of tryin' just to get up that hill now we're up in the big leagues ♪ ♪ getting' our turn at bat as long as we livin it's you and me, baby ♪ ♪ ain't nothing wrong with that well we're movin' on up ♪ ♪ boy, the way glen miller played songs that made the hit parade ♪ ♪ guys like us we had it made those were the days ♪ ♪ thank you for being a friend travel down the road and back again ♪ ♪ your heart is true you're a pal and a confidant ♪ ♪ ♪ so no one told you life was gonna be this way [ quick clapping ] ♪ now this is a story all about how my life got flipped-turned upside-down ♪ ♪ and i'd like to take a minute just sit right there ♪ ♪ i'll tell ya how i became the prince of a town called bel-air ♪ ♪ you take the good you take the bad you take 'em both and there you have ♪ ♪ the facts of life the facts of life ♪ ♪ temporary layoffs good times easy credit rip-offs good times ♪ ♪ scrat

when it was forced to -- relocate, and its search for an appropriate location, and it sounded on jefferson. the space is 3000 sq. ft.. the business is a 47-year-old family business. it is iconic. it is nationally famous, and the owners have proven over and over again they know how to manage a business, how to manage people, and how to manage noise. they have a solid plan but has been reviewed by the police department. we have conducted extensive research, and that includes community business district and the bid, and the tenant alliance coalition, which wants to make sure no attendance are disturbed, and there aren' no residents, so there are no concerns, and also the fisherman's wharf association. we did hear a few weeks ago from the tenant of stairs, the business sense name -- who from the tenant upstairs. we talk with them, and the owner hired a sound consultant to go in and do sound tests, and we have tried to assure the tenants of stairs it is pretty much oldies and goodies and soft jazz and dixieland. there will be a house band, and the application has met all of the requirements. th

[laughter] because the founding fathers did not know about that. >> jefferson said his best time was out of the veranda smoking weed? [laughter] >> i don't think so. >> by a virginia. >> tempore on the veranda? [applause] john: now we hear from you. where back with libertarian candidate gary johnson, socialist candidate stuart alexander and constitutional party, virgil goode. this is where gary johnson. >> one of the unintended consequence is because the government guarantees student loans why tuition is so high. if they made a decision if they could afford it to your kids would go to college because it is so unaffordable and college would cut prices because there is no demand. >> you stated you would cut government spending but also the moratorium on immigration from mexico. how do justify the great expense that would go a chancre? a lot of labor from california are illegal workers. >> illegal state jobs from u.s. citizens. they should go first to u.s. citizens. it cost billions of dollars. if you have a child automatic citizen. medicaid, food stamps. john: most of the mark -- work.

nobody cried more often than jefferson davis. he was one of the leading advocates and became over time probably the leading advocate for states rights in congress. at the same time, however, it is jefferson davis at a time when all politics were really local, when almost all politicians, whether democrats or waves, whether northern or southern regarded the federal government as an absolutely inconvenient come inconvenient institution, good mostly for waging war or setting tariffs. the jefferson davis put forth the idea that a great nation needed a great seat of government, wasn't just that the united states is getting bigger. the united states was becoming more important. and he saw -- he had a vision of the united states and the nation at a time when very few people did. during debate on gaining and appropriation to begin the expansion of the capital, somebody said he wanted $100,000. a hundred thousand dollars, that's not going to get you anything. and this was true, but then as now, the whole idea is to get a program started,

. >> this week's jefferson award winner is a teacher that uses magic and language to keep his nativemerican culture alive. >> ♪ >> he leads a song that he says his ancestors sang on the trail of tears when the u.s. government forced them to relocate in 1838. today he is teaching a language class in san fransisco for native american that want to keep their cultural life. >> the same things are told to them, that were told to me. >> he teaches a weekly at oklahoma choctaw language class at the association of american indians. when he started the course he was inspired by his mother and a growing problem with many tribes. >> a lot of their elders were dying off and no one knew the language in the government was saying " you will not be federally recognized anymore because you are technically not here ". >> although they help the military foil eavesdroppers during the world wars, these families did not pass on their language. this class helped this man reclaim his heritage. >> i learned french and german overseas, and i studied albanian at one point and it struck me that this was ridicul

we listed thomas jefferson as one of ours. we are in agreement. i have to confess that i come from charlottesville, which is jefferson's home town. in fact, great importance to the conservation movement over the past 50 years in the u.s. singularly, almost, made possible many of the accomplishments the ticket to president nixon and presidents since then. we feel a great loss today. we have a great legacy to look back upon. i wanted to mention a couple of things. he was, more than anyone, the embodiment of american values. we hear the term american values bandied about a lot during an election year. one of the great american values is valuing nature and conservation. more than almost anybody i have been acquainted with, russell was the embodiment of that. he was an architect and the first head of the environmental quality. he was the founding director of the world wildlife fund and led its work and built it into the largest conservation organization in the world today. he won the presidential medal of freedom. today, we mourn his passing. tomorrow,

jefferson awards winners keeps tradition alive. and how you can help your furry friends and shut the accounts. >>said the pound's trad. israeli eight significant change weather w,, >>> he's been called a modern- day war led to. a jefferson and teacher who accuses magic w >>> he sings a song he says his family sang during the trial of tears. >>> he teaches a oklahoma choctaw language class. when he started the course three years ago, he was inspired by his mother and a growing problem in the tribe. >>> the government was saying you are not going to be federally recognized and more because technically you're not here. >>> although he helped the military, and choctaw families did not pass on their language. because helps them reclaim their language. >>> at one point i was studying albania and it struck me that this is ridiculous. >>> the class starts with one of the most common phrases hello, how are you. he has learned and nowt teaches spoken choctaw. plymouth it means a lot to me to be able to read it. now i can get my bible out. >>

[laughter] because the founding fathers did not know about that. >> jefferson said his best time was of the veranda smoking weed? [laughter] >> i don't think so. >> by a virginia. >> tempore on the veranda? >> announcer: meet tom, a proud dad whose online friends all "like" the photos he's posting. oscar likes tom's photos, but he loves the access to tom's personal information. oscar's an identity thief who used tom's personal info to buy new teeth and a new car, and stuck tom with the $57,000 bill. [tires squeal] now meet carl who works from the coffee shop and uses the free wi-fi. marie works from there too. she's an identity thief who used a small device to grab his wi-fi signal, then stole enough personal information to hijack and drain his bank accounts. every year, millions of americans learn all it may take to devastate your life is a little personal information in the wrong hands. this is identity theft and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection, period services may take 30 days to alert you. lifelock's 24/7

[laughter] because the founding fathers did not know about that. >> jefferson said his best time wase veranda smoking weed? [laughter] >> i don't think so. >> by a virginia. >> tempore on the veranda? >> the audience gets to grow the candidates. so do you. next. now we need a little bit more... a little bit more vanilla? this is great! [ male announcer ] at humana, we believe there's never been a better time to share your passions... because the results... are you having fun doing this? yeah. that's a very nice cake! [ male announcer ] well, you can't beat them. [ giggles ] ohh! you got something huh? whoa... [ male announcer ] humana understands the value of spending time together that's a lot of work getting that one in! let's go see the birdies. [ male announcer ] one on one, sharing what you know. let's do it grandpa. that's why humana agents will sit down with you, to listen and understand what's important to you. it's how we help you choose the right humana medicare plan for you. because when your medicare is taken care of, you can spend more time sharing your passions. wow. [