ellison is a buyer. this dell fellow. purchase the company for 35% of where the stock stood not long ago. it is down, 25, five years ago. michael del, taking advantage of the pullback. i heard michael del talk about how the company doesn't get credit for all the things he has. he has add customer software solutions, data skills, and the stock trades like, dude, you just bought a dell. they have an amazing business, schools, charities, these are different customers, then the ones not being catered to like it should. dell, the next generation, coming public. reconfiguring the entity of higher margin of proprietary business. dell has to borrow a ton of montow get this done. he has microsoft loaning him a couple of bill. and companies close to 15 billion. what an in your face sign that the personal computer portion has a few innings left in the game. are they being bought? are these evaluations stretched as the younger analysts have told us? take virgin media, look at the chart, that is a gigantic european cable company. clos

congressman ellison hit it out of the park? i think so.eople should ignore hannity because the spending cuts are serious. if no deal is reached by friday, here is the deal. 10,000 teachers could lose their jobs. airport security could be cut by $323 million. 70,000 kids would be kicked off head start. fema's disaster relief budget would be cut by $375 million. public housing would be cut by $1.9 billion. and overall, hundreds of thousands of middle class jobs would be at risk. the list goes on and on. hannity has no clue to mock these cuts with his video. and, again, he is just flat-out wrong. president obama isn't fearmongering over the sequester, he is looking out for american people. it's something sean hannity knows nothing about. now, with that, i'm just going to let congressman ellison wrap things up. >> quite frankly, you are the worst excuse for a journalist i've ever seen. >>> their days of holding our country hostage are coming to an end. >> illinois voters fire a shot heard around the country there is major movement on gun safet

. >> coming up, larry ellison spending more of his billions this time. this time on an entire airline. >> good to be larry. and a possible show down at the apple shareholder meeting today. details coming up. >> and new details around the arrest of a former police officer accused of raping women while on duty. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. a live look at the south bay, san jose all lit up. a little bit of haze out there. we'll have christina in house checking those for you. silicon valley's oracle ceo larry ellison now has a hawaiian airline to go with with his island. the billionaire bought island air yesterday. details of the deal aren't being disclosed. you will remember in june perhaps ellison purchased 97% of the island of lanai. island air has five flight there is a day. convenient. >> if you're going to buy a hawaiian island it makes sense to buy an airline. nice work, larry. >>> apple shareholders meeting in a few hours deciding what to do with the company's $137 billion in cash. brian shactman has details on t

last june, ellison purchased 98% of lanai island for around $600 million. ellison is the 6th richest person in the world and is reportedly testing electric cars and converting sea water into fresh water on the island. meanwhile, in southern california, a real estate developer is "living the dream." when the real estate market tanked, the developer left the industry and has been happily coasting along since. ky sisson takes us to costa mesa. a scooter - made for adults. "this is a lot more fun than being in the real estate development business." bentely kurr of irvine, california, decided to leave his full-time job in real estate development during the recession and take on his vision of what is now the "current coaster," which is turning heads - and making sales. "people are buying it in this down economy. we are getting all kinds of positive feedback from all different demographic segments." and the bicycle industry is poping, totaling $6 billion in 2011. also in that year, sales for adult-sized bikes hit 11 million units, which is 70% of the market accord

why congressman ellison.ntioned earlier congressman keith showed up on sean hannity on fox news. ordinarily i like fox news. it's tv for feudal lords and serfs who love them. but he said something so vulgar i'll play it right now. >> quiet frankly, you're the worst excuse. i have praised you. you have been on this show. you even watch me perform stand up in your home state of minneapolis last month. where do get off calling sean hannity a journalist. i never have seen heard someone call hannity a j-bomb. who told you congressman that sean ever even took a journalism class. coming to his own bio sean has no formal training in journalism he has never been a

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he has to have people like ellison pushing him.to have the progressive caucus in there fighting and it's an uphill battle when you have republicans in the house doing crazy stuff in the name of tea party justice if you call it that. >> political reporter joe williams and sam seder author of "ring of fire." you'll be back later in the program. who can be the strongest in the bureau. it's the republicans. that's coming up. [ rosa ] i'm rosa and i quit smoking with chantix. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental heal

>> well, i think that the-- i think what rep ellison and again i don't speak for rep ellison, he wasut it's not solely the president who was responsible. >> megyn: he said-- >> that that comes out of congress and congress is john boehner and the house republicans, they control congress. so, to say that this was solely on the shoulders of the president is just not true. and then also the president agreeing to the-- or putting the sequester on the table was under duress. the president. >> megyn: it was under duress? >> the republicans were not willing to compromise in any kind of meaningful way to avoid having a government shutdown to avoid having us go over the cliff and so what the president did was propose this as part of many things. but my issue is-- >> the republicans made him propose it and then they made him sign it. >> they held a gun to his head to come up with the sequester idea in the first place and to say that the republicans weren't willing to compromise. john boehner and the republicans during that debt ceiling debate proposed about 800 billion dollars in new revenue, o

joining me now is congressman ellison. i guess that is staying on message. something the democratic party, i would argue is good at. >> you're good at it too. >> sean: thank you. >> you are the -- . >> sean: i didn't hear you. >> what you just displayed was yellow journalism. wasn't close to telling the american people what is going on. it's just shocking. >> sean: yellow journalism? to play obama in his words is jello journalism? >> well with, the background music, i was here. everything the president said is true. and for to you try to make the american people think that it isn't is deceptive on your part. it's a breech of everything -- any journalist ethic i've heard of is just violated by you. the president was truthful and honest and dead on accurate z for you to say the president is to blame here is ridiculous. i was there august, 2011 when the republican, your party which shamelessly -- i'm not a republican. >> you're nothing but a republican. >> sean: you're wrong. sir, sir. i'm a registered sir? i'm a -- i am not a registered republican i'm a regist

infrastructure, you know, social programs. >> well, one of the other things we'll see congressman ellisonyou and others will bring guests into the chamber victims of gun violence. >> that's right. as a matter of fact, young man named s echlsemi who lost his f in a tragic event in minneapolis will join me and jim logi van and our colleagues, about 30 members who are inviting victims of gun violence to be in the gallery looking forward to them being with us because they -- they're witnesses to the need for sane, sensible reform in the area of gun violence prevention. >> congressman cole, what's your sense of what can get done on this year? gabby giffords will be in the hall also on tuesday -- it seems to me some kind of consensus is building around universal background checks with the assault weapons ban likely to go nowhere. in is the assault weapon ban you're absolutely correct, look, it starts in the senate and see what harry reid can get done. most of the key players, nraa ratings including the majority leader, chairman leahy, six democrats up in states that the president got 42% or les

>> congressman ellison, you've been on this for some time.ch more oversight from the congress. >> that's right. i looked into this. i haven't found one public hearing on drones. now, we had the brennan hearings but congress has the oversight responsibility here, and, by the way, the president has invited the conversation and said we need a legal architecture around this thing so why not do it. i don't think this is a partisan issue at all. i think we need to get a hold of this technology because other countries will be weaponizing drones. certainly we will probably have objections to how they use them if they don't use them in accordance to due process and international standards. and, by the way, the paper that the president -- well, the administration released uses the term "imminent threat." >> and who decides that, right? >> well, this is the broadest use of the term imminent i've ever. >> al qaeda. >> if you're a member of al qaeda -- not even that, if you're in affiliated group. it can be pretty attenuated. i'm glad the president invite

will we see the typical 11th hour or the president panic and-- kind of like keith ellison. and governor from the great state of wisconsin is scott walker. maybe you won't call me a yellow journalist and immoral and-- that will be a "hannity" classic. >> we'll have respect and answer your questions and have a conversation. >> sean: and the question i was trying to get out to keith ellison if he wanted to hear it the debt is now 16 trillion dollar we're talking about cutting 85 billion of 3.6 trillion. is it immoral to borrow that much money from our kids? >> well, it's kind of like almost every day in our household, we get those credit cards mailed to us, try this credit card, try this credit card. kind of like taking one of those credit cards and having a $100,000 spending spree and hand it to your kids and say, you get to pay the bill and the president proposed along with the congress, and we had to get serious about reduction and tackling the debt and theory was that time and coming true now that the cuts would be no bad, so arbitrary as the president called them yesterda

got a question because conservatives like myself, by the way, might want to tell your friend keith ellison, that i am a conservative and a registered conservative. i know conservatives are concerned, congressman, you're in the leadership. they want to hear from you under no circumstances are taxes going up because the president is insisting on tax increases as part of any deal. are you going to-- can you tell the american people tonight 100% certainty, that's not going to happen in this case? >> that's not going to happen. no, no taxes are coming out of this house, i'll tell you that as the majority whip. what's more important for the american people to know, there's not a need for more taxes. for the last 40 years, the percentage of what revenue came into gdp has averaged 17.9%. and in america today more revenues, 2.7 trillion than america has ever received. it's not a revenue problem, it is a spending problem. >> yeah. >> sean: yeah. >> that's what we have to find out. the only thing he wants to do is continue to take in the process more from taxpayers. >> sean: it seems to me that every

ellison is a buyer. how about this michael down fila? he's a huge debt buyer.t announced leveraged buyout to purchase the company for more than 35% above where the stock stood up that long ago. the price tag is down from $50 a year ago and $25 five years ago. michael dell is taking advantage of the pull back. i've often heard michael dell talk about how his company hasn't gotten enough credit for all the things it does decide to make personal computers. he's added customer software solutions, excellent data management skills. the stock still trades like a dude, you just bought a dell. these days many large information technology don't think about dell as offering solutions. dell has carved out this amazing business of small to medium entities including municipalities and schools. these are different customers. they're the ones who aren't being catered to the way they should be. small to mid-sized. he has this government business that was driving until we saw worldwide budget cuts from governments great and small like the federal government. dell takes the compa

congressman ellison is floating a whole raft of extra taxes.eductions for business expenses, end tax breaks for all subchapter corporations, millions of small businesses, tax yachts, private jets, capping any and all deductions like charity or mortgages. you get a break, stop option, it is gone. the list goes on and on. he wants $1 trillion and you wants it now. i asked what is the government's fair share compared to what? phil mickelson's 63% rate is perfectly fair if you compare it to a starving child. that is interesting. he is comparing apples and oranges, ringing, with welfare and using a highly charged emotional argument to make his case. that is exactly what president obama has done. the poor are suffering so the rich should pay more. unfortunately we spend so much time debating fairness that we didn't have time, a trillion dollar tax on the economy. it would be devastating for everyone. i don't think congressman ellison cares. priority of the left is reshaping society. you have got it, we want it. the elson bill is highly unlikely to pa

also tonight congresswoman jan schakowsky of illinois and congressman keith ellison of minnesota. program tonight. >> good to be with you, ed. >> you bet. >> congressman cummings, gun violence is something that has touched you personally, that personal connection. tell the audience what it means to get something done on this issue. >> a year and a half ago, ed, my nephew, christopher cummings, an honor student at old dominion in norfolk, somebody tried to rob him at ak in the morning. and burst into his apartment, and they -- he resisted the robbery, and they killed him. and, you know, ed, i can't even begin to tell you how painful this is. and i can imagine what the folks, the parents of sandy hook felt. because when i went there a few days later and saw brain tissue and blood, my blood all over the walls, i got to tell you, it leaves a -- it leaves a hole in your heart. and, ed, i can tell you, if we do not act now after these 20 beautiful children, our children, after they died the way they did, and then all of the murders that are taking places like where i live in the inner c

ellison bought island air which offers 224 flights. a week between -- the deal comes less than a year after ellison bought 98% of the island of l.a. nigh. a specks person says the purchase is a commitment to hawaii. >>> world's largest beer maker is accused of watering down some of its most popular products. anheusser bush is being sued for $5 million. former workers including some from the fairfield brewery came forward with that information that the company adds water to its beers right before bottling. that reduces the alcohol content on loggers by as much as 8%. >> that is many millions of dollars in saved components and ingredients. and it's many millions of dollars in increased profits all to the expense of the consumer. >> the beer maker says the claims are groundless and complies with all labeling laws. now it's up to the courts to decide if beer drinkers are being cheated. >>> today the national basketball association is expected to hand down discipline for last nights scuffle between the warriors and the indiana pacers. >> pa

i don't feel like arguing with ellison any more than i want to argue with kinder or dell or malone or buffett. i do want to find the stocks that the next billionaires are intent on purchasing. when the richer buying, it makes me a heck of a lot more confident. do you mind if i throw in brian roberts, buying the rest of nbc universal, ahead of when he had to. i don't feel like arguing him, because i work for him, but more importantly because i respect him. they don't like to part with a nickel unless they can make a dime off of it. you can see what's happening here. tax is behind us, the sequester bark worse than the bite, if there even will be one, and confidence is back, particularly among those with dollars to back it up. i know the first person to say r.i.p. to sell the rips will be hit with a gigantic sell-off. waiting for a dip in the face of a pool of liquidity brought on by the firehoses of buffett, dell, ellison, kinder, malone, roberts, it's like waiting for the pacific to run dry. i would rather join them. andrew in virginia. >> caller: did you see the solar panel outfit in

eric cantor 6.0-let's turn to representative keith ellison, democrat from the state of minnesota.nd to my colleague, joy reid, who is managing editor of thegrio.com. congressman, it seems to me, sir, we have a major collision today. on the one hand, we have speaker boehner and his boys out there purring a bill to balance the budget on the backs of the poor, and now on the other hand we've got a bill that you are co-sponsoring, the balancing act i believe it's called, that would close upper income tax loopholes and keep nearly 300,000 teachers at work and add 1 million jobs to the economy. have i got that right, sir? >> you've got to right. and all we do is close loopholes on the fossil fuel industry, on the yacht owners and the plane owners. we close loopholes on carried interest. loopholes that should be closed in any budget environment. we close those and then we arrive at a place where we have balance between the cuts that we've already seen, $1.7 trillion, and revenue increases, and then through changes in -- through reductions and efficiencies in the pentagon budget, we put $

congressman ellison, we have you with us.so many things we are dealing with at present, the house republicans kicked it up to the senate. the lower chamber says we have done our work. we are on to tax reform. what do house democrats think of that strategy? >> we are kind of horrified by the idea of already moving to the next thing before we address the sequester. this thing is coming up on friday. my own district, i'll see 23,000 people who no longer have job counseling and placement services. we'll see cuts to police. we'll see cuts to important programs that people need to have the ladder up into the middle class. they have already started switching the subject. the subject they are switching to is disturbing. it's the same theme. they are going to exacerbate it with this proposal, lowering the rates so the people can have -- so that the rich can take more of the money and pay less of their fair share. it's really kind of disturbing. it's really clear what is at work here. they believe the rich don't have enough money and t

ellison: thank you, congressman. i am going to wrap up in about five minutes or so, but i just want to hit a few things that need to be touched on. one is that the progressive caucus is very concerned about this looming sequestration. now, folks out there listen to the show, mr. speaker, might think sequestration. what is that? is that when you go on jury duty or something? no. sequestration is what we're calling some really dramatic cuts to federal spending that are coming up in about two weeks. you're thinking, how did we end up here? here's what happened. so in august of 2011, the republicans had taken the majority in that session, the 2012 session, started in january and they started out with a -- an agenda to dramatically reduce the size of government. and they started out with something called cut, cap and balance they and wanted to cut all kinds of programs. they never wanted to touch defense, but they wanted to cut the federal government. i'm talking about head start, women, infants and children nutrition, pr

congressman ellison, what you hearing from your constituents in minnesota? >> well, what i'm hearing is we still have a number of people unemployed. and the training and the assistance that they get to get back into the workforce is going to be dramatically cut, and thousands of people will suffer. not only that, food assisting, assistance, law enforcement. but i want to go back to another quote that john boehner had about two years ago. and that is that if they won't eat the whole loaf, we're going give it to them a slice at a time. and what the republicans have done since then is set up crisis after crisis after crisis. and this is just the latest one. we got another one we're dealing with in just over a month when the continuing resolution comes up. we just passed one with the fiscal cliff. so this friday here we are one more time, seeing the fulfillment of a philosophy of reducing government to the size you can drown it in a bathtub. >> congressman garamendi, military cuts are going to hit your state of california really hard. can you put a number on how

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rock on, keith ellison. woo-hoo!e movement. all it is missing is a couple of wookies. chris christie is the most effective conservative governor in the country. he's done a fantastic job. he's somebody that could potentially change the electoral map. when you look at the dysfunction going on in government with the sequester, it makes a very compelling case for a chris christie candidacy because he's an adult. >> stephanie: he just accepted the medicare expansion. he's cordially disinvited from cpac. [ applause ] >> stephanie: how much fun is this republican war going on? >> such disarray. it is awesome. >> stephanie: mike in florida. hello, mike. >> caller: hey, stephanie. i'm so glad to talk to you. >> stephanie: you too, go ahead. >> caller: first, i'm an obama and stephanie whore. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: something's been puzzling me for some time when the republicans want to talk about the tax code and how it doesn't need to be fixed. well, i have two daughters and between my two daughters i have eight

and the producer is megan ellison. >> i think she's the hottest financier today. >> reporter: she may be the most important person in hollywood you've never heard of in a town where everybody wants to be famous. she doesn't give interviews and fiercely guards her privacy. >> i immediately felt comfortable with her and safe. it was a very auspicious meeting. >> reporter: it only took one meeting for "zero dark thirty" meeting for kathryn bigelow to finance a story of a lifetime. >> we really hit it off and it was very kind of -- i don't know. you just had this sense that something kind of profound was going to come from it. >> reporter: ellison was ready to write a collect for the entire budget. $45 million. >> she's financing some of the best, most fascinating interesting directors who i think are around at the moment. >> i knee a favor. >> reporter: close friend jason clark has started in two of ellison's films. >> she has a very stromg confidence about who she is what she does and who she works with that keeps her grounded. >> reporter: come tomorrow night, she may be standing in fr

keith ellison states the obvious to him.areness that he is a parody of a journalist. yet he's, what did you say? the great thing is he's saying the president has been fear mongering. what has fox news been doing all these years? are they upset someone is on their monopoly of fear? >> so you didn't find it the great apex of journalistic achievement? >> for him? >> yes. >> i don't think he can spell apex. >> okay. let's turn to the most popular republican in the land chris christie. new jerseyans vote him very highly. listen to what charles krout hammer said about him. >> i wasn't happy in what he did in sandy. i thought he deserved three months in quarantine. that's up. he should be let out. we have a wide tent. >> so he deserves quarantining for representing his constituents, vast numbers of whom lost family members and had their homes destroyed. but he deserved to be quarantined. >> that in and of itself is unbelievable. more unbelievable is cpac wants to exclude the most popular republican in the country. mitt romney, sara

this is home owe to people like larry ellison.s got an offer to change the town's name to sugar daddy.com. after a dating web site for rich and famous and those who hope to date them. >> give it a shot. >> yes. what is that address? swrek a different attempt. >> it may be there is an amount of money. i can't imagine what that >> this town manager doesn't expect to it come up but gits to talk about it. >> public opening of the new bay bridge span will go on. toll authority did approve toll funds to cover participation limited to 120,000 people signing up with officials. the decision will be made next month. >> might be fun. >> yes. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00 in 30 minutes we're going to continue our team coverage from santa cruz. the i team reveals new information on an expar marine and a convicted peeping tom. that is coming up at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight, farewell. the pope says good-bye with an emotional message on his final night. and we will show you some ancient secrets. how they'll really choose the ne

ellison is spending the rest of the week in japan after stops in japan and south korea. we spoke before he left u.s. headquarters. >> reporter: the u.n. deputy secretary has servinged many years for the united nations in the field of peace and humanitarian affairs around the world. this is his first visit to japan since he took his post last july. one of the top concerns for the united nations is the crisis in syria. he says it's becoming more serious by the day. he says the pledges made at conference for syria in kuwait in january are slow in coming. >> the first one is how important it is for all nations, but particularly the security council, and the permanent mechanics of the security council, is to come to a common position. a common position which would give our mediator a chance to more actively pursue what we want for the time, namely a negotiated transition. we have an absolutely urgent and critical situation in syria right now. 4 million people need assistance, 2 million are refugees. we take pledges at conferences and then takes a long time before it's dispers

ellison already has an interest in the aloha state. island of lanai from a billionaire. >> couldn't buy it all? >> no. >> he needs a plane to get to work i guess and get home. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." >> gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning, my bff. >> hello, my bff. frank and michelle, don't we all wish we could just buy a plane? have you been to the airport lately? >> he didn't buy a plane, he bought an airline. he bought many planes. >> yeah. i want to meet him! >> yeah, no kidding. >>> ahead the california technology reporter to blew the lid off yahoo's new policy that bans working from home. the uproar she is hearing and the effect that's rimming across silicon valley -- rippling acros silicon valley. a mafia prince describes his life as a hit man why he turned on the mob and how he earned the nickname crazy phil. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you back in the morning. back to you to you, crazy frank. >> thank you. >>> well, pope benedict spoke to an estima

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ellison bought island air which offers 224 flights a week between oahu, maui, the big island and lanaial comes less than a year after he bought 98% of the island of lanai. a spokesman for one of his companies says the purchase is a commitment to hawaii. >>> and tesla plans to pay back its federal loan in half the time its allowed. tesla had been given ten years to pay back the loan. now it says it will be paid in full in five years. the ceo says the energy department was criticized after solyndra went bankrupt so he thinks it's only fair to praise it with success stories like tesla. >>> 7:48. new developments relating to the chevron refinery fire last august in richmond, the explosion and fire sickened 15,000 people. well, this evening, community groups will be meeting to talk about the $1 million find that cal/osha hit chevron with. in the meantime, two east bay lawmakers have introduced air pollution bills in sacramento. the proposals include raising the civil penalties and also toughening the regulations. at least 19 people died. ten others were critically hurt after this tragic fir

it is like four minutes of ellison laying him out!ays, you violate every standard of journalistic ethics ever. you're nothing but a show for the republican party, all of which is true. somebody said it. and then hannity basically pulled the plug. he won't be back. just like i'll never be back on bill o'reilly's show after i embarrassed him. first and only time i was on that show. you have to stand up to these thugs, bullies. expose them for who they are. we've got lots coming up here today. we'll start off with the pope and james salt and we'll be joined by congresswoman donna edwards from maryland. former senator byron dorgan from north dakota and a new senator from wisconsin tammy baldwin plus from the baltimore ravens, brandon ayanbadejo. i have to start practicing it again. >> super bowl champ. get it right! >> bill: super bowl camp ayanbadejo who will talk about the nfl scouting mission half they call it. are they asking players really asking players do you like girls or not before they choose them for their team? lots coming up

our friend representative keith ellison pointed out to is like lipstick on a pig.lem. did you see the "time" magazine? marco. >> rubio. >> stephanie: laura in pennsylvania, you're on the "the stephanie miller show." hi laura. >> caller: hi, stephanie. jim and chris. my main topic is i have to admit i'm scared to death that obama -- he swore he wouldn't put it on the table. and it is just -- i'm -- i could lose my home. i'm supporting my 6-year-old grandson. i have a $24,000 loan out you know. i'm just hoping they don't touch it. i'm just praying. but anyway, what is it with our social security that the republicans want to take for us but yet we have to pay for their health insurance and their pensions? >> stephanie: yep. i agree with you. senator sanders says over and over again we do not have a crisis in social security. remember they tried this the last time with george bush, he kept using the word crisis thinking if he said that, we would privatize it out of panic or something. >> just raise the cap. >> stephanie: there's an idea. >> sure. >> stephanie: helpers.