my name is john levine. you can see the buildings that are cutoff. mine is 1823 landmark victoria. ian -- i am one of the most impacted by the 5th floor and the building blocking my views. i think i want to speak more to the question of preserving a neighborhood, a neighborhood which sort of defines what san francisco is and a cultural institution which does likewise. i think that this has to be a consideration taken into account when you look at decisions made as to why this building conforms to the marsh and fits in with historic district and to be a good neighbor and not a thumb in the eye of the community. >> good evening. my name is gabriel medina for economic housing community for low income family districts. we expressed concern about this project earlier. i want to express the need for affordable housing. we are very much interested in having below market unit on-site at this project. any consideration you would make having to first consider that and we did advocate for community institution, the marsh. they do serve low income families of many different races and we are ve

and senators levin and john mccain asked the ceo to admit yesterday and he did admit to, not one person was fired for flagrant willful violations of u.s. law from the ceo on down. it is the same story for hsbc and any other banks that were involved in predatory transactions that hurt american citizens. so i guess my question is this: we have a situation where the government refused -- and this is the government of switzerland, refused and blocked the identification of the folks who were stashing their money in switzerland, we're talking about 22,000 u.s. customers with swiss accounts of which less than or about 1%, the names were shared with the u.s. if they are not going to share the names for these illegal activities, should the forward reserve board be using its regulatory power to say if you can't play by the rules, you can't bank in the u.s.? >> well, you know, certainly in our work with institutions it issin couple bent to make sure they comply with the law and when there are violations of the law we will refer it and have referred it and will refer it to the department of justice

joining the company from chicago is larry levin, nicole petallides, john layfield, tracy is still withng the red flag, what do you make of it? >> we will see, charles payne, that is the way it goes. it is a big move and a lot of talk about the stress tests, you have been covering that and citigroup as well. banks actually might have the $150 billion that most in the community have. charles: the stress test? $500 billion and there's not going to be blood in the street? >> the fed is cracking down and the bigger question of what do you what your banks to be? and the ones sent to the risktakers the charles: i want to the big, boring -- >> the punching bag. why is city the punching bag? charles: the most egregious ones out there. >> the ugliest dress that deep from. >> i'm not a big fan of the stress test, i don't believe in them. i think our banks will always be big. the government will always bail them out when they get in trouble. it has been happening for hundreds of years all i don't see why it would stop now but it really is the reality of what we deal with. charles: i you worried ab

with senator levin retiring, i believe we need the wisdom, experience, and dedication that john has brought job for 58 years, serving the people of southeastern michigan. it was a tough decision for him. but i respect the fact that he has decided it is time. >> if she wins, a dingell will have sat in that seat for 82 years, starting with the senior in 1982. -- 1932. maybe kashkari can get some political advice from the family. the former treasury official is challenging jerry brown, running on the platform of education and reform. and jobs. here he is on "bloomberg west." >> i want to bring manufacturing back to california. it is great that apple and these other companies have designed great technologies here. let's produce them here, too. 17% of californians need work. we can bring that down by putting people back to work. how is it that the ceos and leadership at google have had so much success? it started with a great education. i know that many are donating money to education and nonprofits. they know that education is the key to the future. governor brown says we are doing great, but o

in a statement released secretary of state john kerry said, "the united states is committed to the safe return of rachel levin to -- return of mr levinson to his family. >> next "the toughest place to be a ferryman" starts right now. >> colin window is swapping a thousand ton car ferry in london for a wooden sampan in dhaka, bangladesh. >> this is gonna be a lot more involved than what i imagined, i tell ya. >> he'll be working in one of the busiest and most dangerous waterways on earth, where ferrymen take their lives in their hands every day. >> if they hit you, then it's

levin, who is retiring this year. it will be a challenge for michigan because john dingell, longest serving member ever in the house hasided to retire. you know it is bad when someone who has served 59 years says in their retirement announcement that he finds serving the house to be somewhat of noxious. in that district, we're likely going to see a transition of democratic supports to his wife, debbie dingell. in the caller's homebase of royal oak, representative sander levin, carl levin's brother cometh the current representative. he is getting up there in age as well and it is an open question of whether he will retire anytime soon. john conyers from detroit's has served since 1954 in the house. so there is a lot of impending suleiman -- impending seniority loss in michigan which is another obstacle for the state to overcome. snyder,s governor the challenge for a lot of governors is that they really have to prove that their number one focus is bringing companies, bringing jobs to their state. that is what voters are going to judge him on this fall. host: another way of looking at the different race ratings around the

levine meant with the ladies love the -- >> the high falsetto. >> what? >> anyway, apparently they didn't pick him because they thought he was a girl. so, anyway -- >> what's the next one? i wasn't watching? >> johnffman -- >> josh. >> josh is what i said. let's watch. ♪ ♪ been looking out for angels ♪ trying to find >> yeah. what a soulful voice. >> yeah. who do you think he picked as his coach? >> i think he picked usher. >> adam. >> adam? i was right. >> i just -- that was a -- >> a done deal, all the coaches now have their 11 -- >> there is one more. >> it goes to 12. that's tonight. >> that's tonight. now, it is time for whaling. >> all right. so you know about planking. that's when people laid down. >> it was ridiculous. >> they just planked. >> now there is whaling. have you ever seen a whale jump through the water -- >> it is a beautiful thing. >> beautiful. people are trying to do these -- six-second videos and defined as diving backwards with one's body in a public or unusual place like the whale breaching the surface of the ocean. let's look at the first one. >> oh! okay. okay, that's someone on vine named trey lanetta. >> people didn't know that they were doing it on purpose, they wou

john boehner a few hours ago. behind the handshakes and smiles, is there a dark truth about what the establishment republican party really thought of this guy? radio talk show host mark live victim -- levin thinks so. mark, you talked about how republicans were whooping it up and you were saying it's a far cry from the attitude they had prior, which was this guy was a pariah. what happened? >> what happened was last friday, the national republican congressional committee, and the speaker's office and the republican establishment, thought jolly would lose. so they good to their save rid source -- favorite source, politico, and trash this guy and dump all over this guy, and i read from it, and day point out they went to three other republicans but couldn't convince them to run and they were stuck with jolly, and when jolly came out of the january primary he didn't have any money and didn't hire the right finance director. a few days before the election they're going on about how his staffer -- >> we should explain. the there is motivation. he was trailing in almost all polls. >> they had internals looking like he was going to lose. they had a libertarian running. running against a well-kno

levine meant, the ladies love -- with the high falsetto voices. >> what? >> anyway, they apparently they didn't pick him because they thought he was a girl. sorry. anyway -- what's the next one? >> johnh. yeah. so who do you think he picked as his coach? >> i think he picked usher. >> adam. >> adam? i was right. >> i just -- that was a blind guess. >> done deal. all the coaches now have their 11 -- >> no, only one more. >> only? goes to 12. that's tonight. >> that is tonight. >> okay, now time for whaling. >> all right. so you know about planking that's when people laid down. it was -- >> so exciting. >> they just planked. so there's now whaling. if you ever saw a whale jump through the water. >> it's a beautiful thing. >> people are trying to do them on vine. they're defined as to dive backwards with one's body in a public or unusual place like a whale breaching the surface of the ocean. let's look at the first one. >> oh. >> okay. >> okay. that's someone on vine named trey leneta. >> people didn't know they were doing on purpose, they would call a paramedic, that's the problem. >> okay. >> so we tried it. we didn't know what we were doing so don't judge. let's watch. [ laughter ] >