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>> all right, adam levine. all the pressure's on him. >> jay: all the pressure is on adam levine.s and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] >> the crowd is on their feet. >> jay: air ball, air ball! oh! >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: it is tied up. >> tied up. all right, guys -- >> jay: once more. >> you have to shoot again. >> jay: do it again. >> oh, wow. >> jay: could the legend be about to fall? >> oh. >> oh! [ audience ohs ] >> all right, adam levine, it comes down to this. >> jay: adam levine. >> now you're just being -- [ cheers and applause ] >> the crowd waiting with bated breath. >> jay: oh! we have to do another one. another one. [ cheers ] >> magic johnson from lansing, michigan. >> jay: yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> he's making it look easy. >> jay: how does levine do in the clutch? here it is. [ cheers ] all right, here we go. levine -- >> come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: oh! the winner, magic johnson! >> magic johnson is the champion! [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: we have a gift. we have a special gift for the winner. two clippers tickets. here yo

levin. mr. levin: i yield myself three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: this bill has one purpose, to provide a fig leaf of credibility for a political attack ak -- ad that has no credibility whatsoever. every independent fact checker has said the attack ad on the president is false. governor romney's claiming that president obama is eliminating work requirements for welfare recipients has been called, and i quote, a pants on fire lie, and given four pinocchios for dishonesty. the republican staffer, ron haskins, who helped draft the 1996 welfare law, says the charge is baseless. i quote, the idea that the administration is going to overturn welfare reform is ridiculous. end of quote. . here are the facts. any demonstration project allowed under the guidance would have to be designed to increase the employment of tanf recipients, would be subject to rigorous evaluation, and would be terminated if it fails to meet employment goals. the whole administration effort is about regarding more work

so that's levine. levine is the villain.i newspaperman called him a madman because he's always changing his mind. or he was labeled as the man who was not lindbergh. but anyways who was the most likely birth of any of the flyers. he was an outsider. ito did on his plane. he was uncomfortable in society. he was a gambler in terms of gambling about life-and-death. he was a fascinating character. and the last to go over with byrd's crew, the man who was the presumptive winner is the loser. and the people lined up there are bert acosta. there had been a crash that severely injured bennett so they had to rejigger their cruelest. bert acosta was the pilot, byrd was the navigator, the man with glasses was the radioman. and balchen was a norwegian who could fly by instruments, by compass and stuff like that. something that none of the other pilots could do. he probably saved all of their lives because they flew for 40 hours in a fog and they could never see the ground into the crashed off the western coast of france in the very end.

levin. mr. levin: i've been thinking this is really mislabeled. why don't we call it the mitt romney rule act of 2012? he paid the return he indicated less than 15%. he earned many, many millions. he knew what the code now says. he could have sent some of the money that was not taxed to the government. all he had to do -- he could use a credit card. but he hasn't done that. so i mean this is mislabeled. it has nothing to do with mr. buffett. there's been some reference here to small business. the very nonpartisan entities indicate that 97% of people who are in small business and beyond, 97% have income actually around $250,000 or less. so, look, all this bill does is to indicate what's already in the code so there's nothing wrong with the bill. what is wrong is this frightful mislabeling to try to recover up a refusal of the republican party in this institution to face up to what is really necessary to be done. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, yields back the balance of his time.

we're diswroind by two of them, michigan senator carl levin, and tim ryan, a member of the house fromo. both of you come from districts representing auto workers. had term do you use, senator? >> we saved the auto industry. the president helped save the auto industry. it was critically important that that be done. a million jobs have been saved. no auto-producing country in the world did not support its auto industry during this recession. the idea that we would let it go under and the romney statement, "let detroit go bankrupt," his definition of bankruptcy meant real bankruptcy, not just restructuring. it's going to hurt him in michigan and ohio what he has said about letting the auto industry go under. i think it will hurt him in the country. i find the reaction to that slogan-- imported from detroit-- having an amazing impact everywhere in the country, by the way. when that commercial hit that chrysler put on, it brought pride-- not just to michigan, not just to ohio. i'm telling you, i found it all over the country. >> ifill: congress, i want you to ask you to tell your story. >>

you consntly a helping other women srt theirir own businesses. >> iis my passion. >>>> marissa levin, you are a force nature. >> thank you. and informationexpeperts.com -- >>>> thank you so much. we are going to be back after the break with our weekly roundtable. >> welcome back. it is titime for the "washington business rept" wkly roundtable to reflect on the siness new of the week. we are happy to have that one of our f favorites,j -- jennifer cz-conner, special stions producer, and najat sharafeddine, future t- television correspspondent tererry najat, i got to know youhen i went to the root for a conference and you have been looking at the presidential race. i wanted to get your perspective. here in the uniteded states so much of the mpaign has focused onssues portant to this show -- business, theconom how people are feeling. that the prospective overseas from your vantage point? people see this as a referendum on t u.s. economy? how did they see the campaign? >> it is a d difference in lanon anand the arab worldld. y of looooking at it dferently for the election. they are very in

levines have been part of the family dollar operation. i appreciate there are people that can think any more broad sense. now they can make a bigger impact. with his startup and breeding folks from around the country to energize this region, to provide another option for an integrated health care network that will focus on delivering the best type of cancer care out there, this is appreciative in my aspect. i don't know if he had members of his family with cancer. i appreciate anything whether it is my own patients they give toward research purposes. it is difficult with funding and any little bit helps. i've been the beneficiary of a very gracious patients who want the support of a broader cause of trying to find cures for cancer. host: family dollars is one of the fortune 500 headquarters that is headquartered in charlotte. thank you for holding. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am an independent. your organization is a nonprofit, private organization, correct? guest: yes, it is. caller: the government is $16 trillion in debt. i

presidential elections and the troubles with america's political system as we talk to author andrew levine. we're sitting down with an author professor of philosophy and currently a senior scholar at the institute for policy studies and your living thank you very much for joining back you are writing me you contributed to a book it's titled hopeless barack obama and the politics of illusion what was the illusion in your opinion and how did it get hopeless well obama of course campaigned on the idea of hope and the possibility of change but he was skillful in turning himself into something like a rorschach figure which anyone could see whatever they wanted to see the changes were not certainly ruptures with the past. and they dashed at the expectations of virtually every constituency that supported him because they envisioned. transformations of american domestic and foreign policy that were far more far reaching than what obama actually even attempted let alone achieved as far as foreign policy you're writing that president obama's wars could come back to bite him even the ones he didn't s

larry levin is the president of trading advantage. larry, all that euphoria from last week, are you still feeling it this monday morning? > > i wouldn't be surprised to see a little bit of a sell-off this morning. obviously we saw such a big run-up last week, certainly at the end of the last week. so, don't be surprised to see a little bit of a sell-off. but i think you'll find bargain hunters step in there and buy these markets. > > how high can we go? what do you expect for the s&p for example? > > i think if you're looking at the end of the month, 1500 is certainly in play in the s&p. there's an awful lot of traders long, and not a whole lot of reasons to be short if qe3 is going to be extended pretty much indefinitely. > > is this a general lift, or are you seeing some sectors that are looking particularly profitable? how about cyclicals, metals, what are you looking at? > > i'm a big fan of the financials. i've been watching bank stocks for a while, and i think they've helped take the market up with it. so i think that's a situat

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. >> it is a feeling of we are here in the bunker, they're after us, and -- >> mark levine, even, theho introduces mark "and now -- >> and now broadcasting from the underground command post, deep in the bowels of the hidden bunker. >> levine was able to in flaw eflaw -- influence voters in texas helping the candidate win the gop primer. >> i want to thank sean hannity, mark levine, the great one. >> olympia snow, senior republican senator from maine is not running for another term. she's walking away in disgust. because bipartisanship is out of fashion. here she is with steny hoyer, the number two democrat in the house. >> today's journalists, too often, because it is profitable to do so and it builds audiences see their job not to inform but to incite. to get people riled up. to get their juices running. >> we understand what it is all about. the cable news outlets they have create aid niche in the marketplace. it is very competitive. if some are in the business for entertainment, for example, that's their job. our job ties solis to solve pro. >> people tend to watch the channel that

. >> it is a feeling of we are here in the bunker, they're after us, and -- >> mark levine, even, theho introduces mark "and now -- >> and now broadcasting from the underground command post, deep in the bowels of the hidden bunker. >> levine was able to in flaw eflaw -- influence voters in texas helping the candidate win the gop primer. >> i want to thank sean hannity, mark levine, the great one. >> olympia snow, senior republican senator from maine is not running for another term. she's walking away in disgust. because bipartisanship is out of fashion. here she is with steny hoyer, the number two democrat in the house. >> today's journalists, too often, because it is profitable to do so and it builds audiences see their job not to inform but to incite. to get people riled up. to get their juices running. >> we understand what it is all about. the cable news outlets they have create aid niche in the marketplace. it is very competitive. if some are in the business for entertainment, for example, that's their job. our job ties solis to solve pro. >> people tend to watch the channel that

we're diswroind by two of them, michigan senator carl levin, and tim ryan, a member of the house fromo. both of you come from districts representing auto workers. had term do you use, senator? >> we saved the auto industry. the president helped save the auto industry. it was critically important that that be done. a million jobs have been saved. no auto-producing country in the world did not support its auto industry during this recession. the idea that we would let it go under and the romney statement, "let detroit go bankrupt," his definition of bankruptcy meant real bankruptcy, not just restructuring. it's going to hurt him in michigan and ohio what he has said about letting the auto industry go under. i think it will hurt him in the country. i find the reaction to that slogan-- imported from detroit-- having an amazing impact everywhere in the country, by the way. when that commercial hit that chrysler put on, it brought pride-- not just to michigan, not just to ohio. i'm telling you, i found it all over the country. >> ifill: congress, i want you to ask you to tell your story. >>

alexandra levine: at the beginning of the epidemic, it was almost unheard of for a woman to have this disease. at this point in the range of 25% of patients with aids are women and women are the fastest rising new group of hiv aids in the country and probably in the world as well. the first stories we all heard in this country about aids said that it was in white, gay males in california. it said it so often and so much that we believed it and because we believed it, it lulled the rest of us into this comfortable state of denial about our own risk. i had white, gay friends in atlanta who said, "oh yeah, girl, i meet all the other criterias, but i haven't done anybody in california." so even in the white, gay male community that was outside of california, we were led to believe we weren't at risk. what a joke. at the beginning of the epidemic, hiv was seen primarily in gay men and in injection drug users. i think that was a-- just a happenstance, an accident if you will. it's a disease that's spread by sexual roots in any direction, man to man, man to woman, woman to man, so it's a sex

reid: senator levin has consulted with john mccain in regard to this matter. senator mccain knows this was going to happen, that's what chairman told me, and he's never not told me the truth. so the bill is being held up. so i'm not surprised. it's been going on for six months. mr. kyl: will the majority leader yield for a question? mr. reid: of course. mr. kyl: my question is, are you saying that senator mccain was aware you were going to make this request tonight in the form that it was made? mr. reid: senator levin gave this toe many, said he already talked to senator mccain about it. mr. kyl: kyl: i do not believe that senator mccain was made aware that the leader of going to pose this request tonight. mr. reid: i first lenders about this several hours ago and i -- i first learned about this several hours ago from senator levin so i take him at his word. mr. kyl: thank you mr. president. mr. reid: note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. reid: mr. president i ask consent call of the quorum be termi

. <>> pamela levin, deputy directr of services. we are passing out a presentation so you can seev?e type of format. we last talked about the budget, and you had requestedp$t we loot the attrition of values we were budgeted at four some ofñr the department's. 's 2jñ% office of policy and financeséie a presentation. once we finish with the presentation, we will both be available for questions. >> is it connected to -- having an overhead? w6ç i3Ñm>> good morning, commiss. i hope you are doing well this morning. as pamela mentioned, last time the commissioners at a few questions about attrition. that you will see one has to do with the fiscal year fy12 budget, which just ended. there were approximately;jy 267 employees. the attrition plan for the department was 24.5 to. thatñr reprqm÷ a 9% attrition level. thatrpy is pretty midrange when some are lower. attrition at number is5÷a what the department feels will be right. ñrso, in the year that just end, about 9%. if you go through the 2013 budget, the attrition level is 8%. the 0%wso, as you could see right n, we have fiscal year 1213

. >>> levine couldn't be specs you do some fantastic weather coming our date tree this summon us is whether we've seen all month. starting out today and some dense fog as he approached the coast line. the fog they did little thicker. but some clear most of the interior valleys. the temperatures running in the 40's and 50's or run the day. as we head towards the afternoon the vouchers will be warmer in of. we've seen some fog clear into the north of dallas this afternoon to abuse warming up to 90 degrees. some sixties up towards the coastline. mixture of sunshine and fault. 70 degrees and at lake tahoe 95 in sacramento. the structures are going to be warming up will see some major changes after the next week. a few patches develop overnight and into tomorrow morning. and temperatures as we head towards the afternoon about seven in redwood city 85 in hayward tree cutting up to 90 degrees in brentwood and antioch. 82 in and out of and sunny 83 degrees in santa rosa 80 in oakland. next couple of days it to be as good, half as we head towards the weekend. if we get lucky we may see a weak offsho

>>neil: thank you, mark levin. the community reinvestment act spurred lending so we could go from making this hard to get a home to almost a birthright that is then. here we are now. >> and for elizabeth warren her memorable line: corporations are not people which of course is news to mitt romney who says corporates made up of and led by and, well, accountable to people. it is a central theme of a convention that sees a lot of companies as a big part of the problem. a former c.e.o. is going to set the record straight, he says, and stop the nonsense now. copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >> mitt r

>> john mccain and carl levin and myself are trying to put a proposal together to delay the effects for three months so the new congress in january doesn't have this hanging over their head. >> greta: i realize that. in the meantime, our debt grows, in the meantime, we're paying more interest on our debt. we get deeper into trouble. more everyone pushes it up. if people did their jobs. last november when it didn't work out, if anyone had the decency to say, okay, it didn't work out. let's try december. there was no impediment, none? >> do you see anything out of the house? do you see any proposal coming from the house that democrats are in charge of. i mean republicans are in charge of trying to avoid sequestration. do you see anything in the democratic controlled senate? do you see the commander in chief instead of preaching to the congress we have to fix this before it starts, he is sitting on the side lines and allowing it to begin. the lame duck is the hope that somehow it will fix it before january of next year. >> greta: sha is what we're playing. >> i made my fair share of mistak

tonight, jay welcomes -- from "the voice," adam levine. basketball legend earvin "magic" johnson

harvey levin joins us live with more. duncan was known as a gentle giant on and off of the screen. i know you have learned he was holding a secret when he died. tell us about that. >> well, the secret was that he was secretly engaged to amarosa and they were planning to get married in january. and really, really tragic. she's destroyed by this. this was a real deep, deep relationship. you know the story that she saved him. we now know tragically the problem is it took awhile to get his heart restarted and that was the undoing, laura. he was not breathing for more than five minutes. ultimately, all of his organs failed and it was a slow process but that is essentially what killed them. >> reporter: how long ago, harvey, did you stuff -- did he suffer the heart attack? >> it was in july. what happened was he seemed to be getting better and then all of a sudden, he had a kidney problem. they dealt with the kidney problem anden thatthy told him we think can you get out of the hospital next week and they were excited and then he had a pancreas problem and they dealt we think next week a

we're already seen the report from senator carl levin. a democrat. head of the senate permanent subcommittee on investigations. senator levin said that he found significant abuses inside many american companies. >> multi-nationals have avoided billions of dollars in taxes using these offshore gimmicks. they have benefited greatly. but these loopholes and abuses exact a tremendous cost. >> reporter: there are two companies in the crosshairs today. first is microsoft. senate report saying from 2009 to 2011 microsoft was able to shift offshore nearly $21 billion or almost half its u.s. retail sales net revenue saving up to $4.5 billion in taxes on goods sold in the united states. we talked to microsoft. here's what they told us. they say, microsoft has a complex business and we must comply with the complicated tax code of the united states, resulting in an exceedingly complex tax structure. second company in the crosshairs here today is going to be hewlett-packa hewlett-packard. the senate committee saying since at least 2008, hp has used billions of do

you tweeted out this picture of adam levine.ok at your face. look at this. that's your face. [ laughter and applause ] what is wrong with you? i love you! what is that? >> that's the side of my boob. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that is not you. that is not you. >> before i gained all the weight. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> a fan actually -- a fan made that picture and i couldn't believe it. because that's -- my hair used to look like that. >> jimmy: no. did it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you ever have long hair? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: really? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: like full on '80s like bon jovi, you're saying? >> mullet. >> jimmy: no! billy ray cyrus type of mullet? >> hey -- [ laughter ] listen to me. >> jimmy: i want pictures of that next time you come on. >> i got laid with that mullet. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: stop. stop it! hey! ♪ i want to show everyone a clip from the upcoming season of "the voice." here's adam, cee lo, c

. >>> san francisco stepping up to levine up -- to cleanup dirty streets, streets littered with trash, workers will speak to merchants who may be responsible for the trash. they will be looking for uncollected garbage, illegal dumping and graffiti. department of public works has been conducting night walks. >>> today the 49ers will be showing off the progress on their new stadium in santa clara. they have 400 workers onsite and have completed 15% of the project. the steel beam framework is 25% done. 9ers closed the deal for the third corporate sponsor. german-based software company sap has signed a long term deal for naming rights to the practice facility next door. sap will provide business statistics and performance software >>> it is being called the low point in the history of replacement referees devastating string of calls made by officials at last night's game between the packers and seahawks, cost green bay the game. it happened in the 24 yard pass to receiver tate in the end zone. both hands-on the ball for interception, tate wrestling him for possession as they fell to the g

levine. i am a retired sheriff's department employee. i worked three years as a deputy sheriff.--25 years running programs in the jails. i currently work with the male survivors and perpetrators of domestic violence. there is the reason why the state set up a 52-week programs. it really requires a complete belief system change to stop violating yourself and others. that is just the very beginning. and that is just the very beginning, 52 weeks. it is not for nothing that our formally esteemed sheriff, michael hennessey, had a rolule that you had to be arrests-free and off a probation to enter the jail. that is because people need to heal, make restoration, and people need time to make some change. i find it very ironic that the sheriff is someone who would basically not be allowed to enter the jail because of the actions he has taken. so, while i believe in redemption and hope for the redemption for ross and his family, i do not believe he can currently served as sheriff. thank you. >> hello, members of the commission. my name is susan loftus, a native san franciscan and mother o

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one that senator mccain and senator levin are working on to delay the sequester.fort, separate and apart from that, that is the group of eight, four democrats, four republicans, that were asked about a year-and-a-half ago by 30 of our colleagues to see if we couldn't come up with a plan that would be the grand bargain, that would follow pretty closely with the bowles/simpson commission came up with. so i think there's some confusion here about what the group of eight is trying to do and what mccain/levin are trying to accomplish. >> if you succeed, are we going to get a grand bargain that prevents the sequester, and we're going to get the grand bargain now, not six months from now. >> look, i can't say what the group will conclude, because we're still negotiating. i would be happy to tell you what i am pushing for, which is to in the lame duck session, after the election, reach the grand bargain, and that that would be a framework that the committees of jurisdiction would then have six months to meet. in other words, they would be given instructions, how much to c