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i don't know how any of us could atl ack to our districts and people, our fbi agents, or our nih researchers, that we're going to freeze their salary but the feds -- the hedge fund operators on wall street. those who have made obscene amounts of money during this recession, they're going to keep their tax rates just where they are now, which, by the way, is lower than your tax rates and, by the way, we'll then put another freeze on your salary when they get the benefits. where's the fairness in this? where do we come out with fairness? so mr. chairman, i urge us as quickly as possible to put this bad issue aside. this bad proposal aside it shouldn't be in our proposal and i think it really is a front to the fairness in our society of making sure all of us contribute. our federal workers have already had a two-year pay freeze. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think i'll denver to our house colleagues since these are were included in the house-passed bill the? >> mr. levin? >> i'm going to ask chris van holland to discuss this but i don't think we should only ask those who have a higher percentag

atl for the soul of the movement in tonight's daily take. crazy alert may washing your clothes well a company in canada has released a new line of jeans that can be worn for months without needing a washing as a possible scratch and sniff jeans of course have every scratch of fabric releases the smell of first rest varies as a result owners just keep scratching away avoid the smell of musty dirty clothes the makers of the jeans naked in famous denim claim that the fresh raspberry smell can last for up to five wash cycles a spokesman for the company said hardcore denim lovers won't wash them for months to get an individual look new versions of the fruity fresh jeans include grapefruit apple and banana and are already in the works all the target audience for the jeans is probably the messy and lazy college student price tags pretty steep but two hundred bucks then again only in college can you get away with a line no really scratched my crotch. after the break police systematically raided evicted occupy d.c. supply ship in yemen over the weeke

the local rock group, atl, doesn't have a lot of money for the production. plan is to make it up as they go along. >> we will figure it out. yeah, that's pretty much all i wanted is gorilla still music videos. >> if there are any rules to gorilla style music videos, the first one is, never turn down the opportunity for a free motorcycle stunt shot. >> a guy comes up to the director, anthony, and he says, hey, what's going on, man? what you all doing? and anthony says we are shooting a video and he's like hey, man, can i be in it? well, sure, man. hey, can you do a wheelie for us, man? that would be great. >> yeah, okay. i can do a wheelie. >> stanley readies himself for action. >> we shooting this shot right now. >> and the guy tries to do it and barely gets off the ground. >> that wasn't no wheelie. that was a bunny hop. >> okay. let's do it again because that wasn't really a wheelie. he does it a third time. >> all right, here he comes. we rolling. >> the third time really is the charm. he gets it. >> with one take in the can, the director pushes for a saf

>> scooby-doo atl-01. >> investigator gary lewis shows the 23-year-old the copy of the chat he had of decoy playing the 15-year-old. >> that was [ bleep ]. yeah. i should not have done it. let's not read it. >> yes. >> i should never have said any of that [ bleep ]. >> less than five minutes after you all were communicating, she relayed to you she was 15 years old. i'm curious as to why you continued the conversation. >> because i'm retarded. >> you're retarded? >> i'm retarded. i didn't look into -- i was looking for conversation. and i was conversating. i am not trying to clear it up. it was wrong, it was wrong. it's sad. >> why would you ask a 15-year-old girl if she's still a virgin? >> i think we should go ahead and stop. >> scooby-doo ends the interview pretty quickly. >> i'm tony with the sheriff's office. and this is theresa. >> but sheriff's investigators like tony knots and secret service agent disguised because of undercover work have others to question. >> basically you have been caught in a sting operation. that's why you're in handcuffs. >> christopher canon is the 32-ye

everybody remembers "atlas "atls shrugged" and the poisonous vision of this country. we all take and we all give and we are doing this together. if we talk about all the focus of being left at the bottom and left to die really, that is how the gangs think. that is our gangsters. darwinian and brutal and don't give a dam about anybody. and they will shoot u.s. and is looking you. we don't think of you is sharing their space or their democracy so are we becoming a gangster culture? are you telling me that the gangsters i'm working with have actually a better democratic vision than the politicians we are looking at on tv now? we have got to raise our voices. there is a lot that can be done. thank you. [applause] >> for more information about condi rice and her latest book, visit "power concedes nothing."com. coming up next, booktv presents after words, an hour-long pro-grammar we invite guest host to interview authors. this week sociologist eric klinenberg and his latest book, "going solo" the extraordinary rise and and surprising appeal of living alone. mr. klinenberg a

. >> from atl, will be doing an emergency landing. landing gear will not open. a text, i'm looking at this text. it's unbelievable. what do you think? i had to leave work. i'm driving. that's hard to believe. what are they thinking on this plane? >> gretchen: luckily, not one of the 71 passengers on board hurt. >>> stunning admission from israel this morning. it will not give the united states a heads up if it decides to strike iran's nuclear facility. sources say the reason, israel will keep its secret is to reduce chances that the u.s. would be held responsible for failing to stop any kind of an attack. israeli leaders are said to have informed the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and other u.s. officials. remember, they recently visited israel and met with the dignitaries there. >>> fire and rain made it an epic daytona 500 after a day and a half of delays. it didn't end until 1:00 a.m. this morning. the track shut down for more than two hours after a wild crash. montoya's car slammed into a truck. nobody was hurt. the winner, number 17, matt kenseth, ed