levin. mr. levin: is -- the speaker pro tempore: is the gentleman on his feet? mr. levin: he's going to be polite to mr. camp. does he want to go first? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, is not seeking recognition. the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp, is seeking recognition. for what purpose does does the gentleman rise? mr. camp: i yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from washington state, mr. hastings. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington, mr. hastings, is recognized for two minutes. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of the pending trade agreements, all three trade agreements, with colombia, south korea, and panama. in my home state of washington where one in three jobs is dependent on international trade, we understand the importance of expandi

levin. mr. levin: i now yield to another member of our committee, mr. crowley of new york, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for three minutes. mr. crowley: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in support of this agreement between the united states and korea. i especially want to thank my colleague, mr. levin of michigan, for his tireless efforts to improve the agreement along with chairman camp and congressman brady of texas in a bipartisan way. a lot of credit for the content of this agreement suld also go to president obama. the bush administration was wiing to submit an agreement that heavily favored korea, but the obama administration held out until we got better deal, a more fair deal, a more fair agreement. for a long time our roadways have been home to cars named hyundai. now because of this agreement, south korean roadways will see more american cars on them. it's only right that fords and chevies have the same access that hyundai have her

levin, is recognized. mr. levin: thank you. i now yield one minute to the gentlelady from wisconsin, ms. baldwin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from wisconsin is recognized for one minute. ms. baldwin: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in opposition to this trade agreement with panama and to the two others that we are considering this week, with south korea and colombia. trade agreements should be in the best interests of our nation and its people. but sadly this has not been the case with the past free trade agreements. have some of our wealthiest corporations profited from them? indeed. but the rest of america, especially the middle class, has struggled with job loss, closed factories and economic and emotional anguish across the country. i hear from wisconsin families every day that are struggling mightily. struggling to pay the mortgage, put food on the table and send their kids to college. especially during these uncertain economic times, the solution is to put our people back to work and preserve american

levin. mr. levin: i yield one minute to the the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for one minute. mr. pallone: i rise in opposition to the three trade agreements. it is essential we work to keep jobs here in the united states and i believe the trade agreements with south korea, colombia and panama will cost u.s. jobs. we should be doing everything we can to create jobs and advance economic opportunity here at home. these trade pacts are modeled on the nafta agreement. in the last decade alone we lost 55,000 manufacturing plants and six million jobs with nafta in place. we don't want to repeat. the essential issue at hant is the trade deals between a large economy and smaller economy naturally benefits a smaller economy. in this case, south korea, panama and colombia. they are a fraction of the size of the u.s. and will stand to benefit greatly by exporting their goods here while i fear u.s. exports will not have the s

levin, continue to reserve in mr. levin: i do. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp, is recognized. mr. camp: at this time, i yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from arizona, mr. flake. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. flake: i rise in support of all three free trade agreements that will be on the floor today . in an era when we have a near constant supply of bailouts and federal spend, it's refreshing that the congress is doing today what it should be doing, that is creating an environment in a bipartisan way, under which businesses can create jobs and the economy can flourish. it's the appropriate role of congress to take these kinds of steps to simply create an environment and then step out of the way and let business create these jobs. arizona alone had more than $15 billion worth of merchandise exports aloan in 2010. more than half of this was exported to countries with which we have free trade agreements. these will expand the opportunities for th

levin. mr. levin: the bush administration negotiated three flawed f.t.a.'s. it violates a fundamental principle of sound overall trade policy two-way trade. it locked in auto trade, the source of three-quarters of the american trade deficit with korea. last year, urged by congressional democrats, they have opened up the korean market for auto products made in america. these changes would not have happened if the republicans continually insisted the f.t.a. had passed as originally negotiated. panama f.t.a. originally negotiated by the bush administration failed to carry out another key provision of sound trade policy incorporating international standards and worker rights. congressional democrats and the obama administration successfully worked with the government of panama to correct these flaws and also took the necessary, concrete steps to change its role as a tax haven. the colombian f.t.a. fell far short of addressing the long-standing concerns about the specific challenges in colombia to wo

they said, dear, adam levine, don't make crappy blanking music. levine is taking the high road.has not answered back. twitter wars, so nasty. take it easy. like the song says. >>> come conservative groups are freezing out a new ben & jerry's ice cream flavor, called schweddy balls. rob is getting too much of a kick out of this. it's one of the most popular editions ever. it was inspired by a "saturday night live" skit. some groups say that's not cool. and they put the heat on supermarkets to take it out of the freezer. >> what flavor was that? what's the name of it? so nervous. >> oh, my goodness. >> i'm not saying that. >>> for some of you, your local news is coming up next. >> for everyone else, we'll be right back with the hero firefighter that made the catch of a lifetime to save a little bit boy. an amazing story here. "america this morning" continues after the break. "america this morning" continues after the break. don't go far. was tough. the problem? right here. i couldn't breathe... i couldn't sleep and mornings? rough. i tried tissues and neti pot thingy and even more

levin: i won't use that. first of all i'm glad the majority leader came to the floor to talk about jobs. this set of bills is not a jobs bill. to call it that is a pure smokescreen. i quoted mark zandi before. i don't think it's meaningful in terms of jobs. it's more trying to clean up something that needs cleaning up. that's the 3%. he's called upon the senate to act. to act on bills that would essentially allow mercury to continue to be accessible. and other bills that are called a jobs bill, deregulation where it's necessary to regulate is a jobs bill? and he called again on the senate to act. we haven't had a single hearing here in the house on the president's jobs bill. not a single hearing. he has proposed to cut the payroll tax cut in half for 98% of the businesses. a complete payroll tax holiday for workers. extending 100% expensing. not a single hearing on that. preventing up to 280,000 teacher layoffs. not a single hearing on that. don't call on the senate. the majority leader should call on the hou

brown: we debate the merits of president obama's jobs bill with two senators: michigan democrat carl levin and georgia republican johnny isakson. >> ifill: john merrow examines the dilemma faced by a pennsylvania school system that spent big on a state-of-the-art facility. >> reporter: the economic crisis hit. like rural school districts all across the country, this school had to put its ambitious dreams on hold almost overnight. the challenge became to make ends meet. >> brown: and ray suarez talks to a 94-year-old former french resistance fighter who urges young people to take to the streets and show their outrage. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> computing surrounds us. sometimes it's obvious and sometimes it's very surprising on where you find it. soon computing intelligence in unexpected places will change our lives and truly profound ways. technology can provide customizeded experiences, tailored to individual consumer preferences. igniting a world of possibilities from the inside out, sponsoring tomorrow st

levin is recognized. i believe there are no further questions. mr. levin? >> i was going to come, but i think mr. becerra has covered this issue. a preference of the administration is to have reference of the action plan. and that was thwarted and i think was a mistake to get into it. the action plan relates to the just of the issues between our two countries, prevented the approval of colombia way back. and i think another factor is a clear reference in the action plan, and implementation bill, would lay the foundation, we describe the basis for future implementation of the worker rights provision in the agreement. because, after long struggle starting with a real, we were able to get worker rights, the ilo provisions into a trade agreement. and its general language and what it means will be determined in its implementation. and in terms of colombia, the clear reference in the implementation bill would lay the foundation for future use of the dispute settlement system. so, i think, as i said before, it was a step forward. and i echo what mr. becerra has ju

levin and mr. rangel and others, we have enforceable workers rights in all three of these agreement. there have been justifiable criticisms, for instance, in colombia for workers to collectively bargain. but this agreement will give us the enforceability ability to do. if colombia and any one of these countries don't live up to the standards and requirements, this agreement now gives us the ability to use trade sanctions to make sure they do. that is an incredibly important step forward to protect the workers in this country. it needs to work together. access to overseas markets through trade agreements and adequate protections for our workers so they can compete in that environment, with t.s.a., i believe that all three trade agreements and this t.a.a. bill will do this. i thank the ways and means in making this happen. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan continues to reserve. mr. camp: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington. mr. mcdermott: mada

let's go straight to capitol hill to carl levin, chairman of the u.s. armed services committee.e knew this was coming but now it's official. your reaction? >> it was the right thing to do. it was the plan all along, to pull out the troops by end of this year. president obama said he would make the promise to do so. it's important that the iraqis take the responsibility for their own security. they've got a large enough army to do it, if they can get their political act together, that will create more stability in iraq and we we can't do that for them. they've got to do this for themselves. >> senator levin, i know a lot of people say it's a great day and a great call. but mitt romney's reaction, gop front-runner, i'm quoting, president obama's astonishing failure to secure an orderly failure in iraq has unnecessarily put at risk the victories that were won through the blood and sacrifice of thousands of american men and women. he continues on blasting this. your reaction? >> well, of course he's right about the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform but he should or should no

levin. mr. levin: i yield three minutes to the ranking member on the trade subcommittee ways and means, mr. mcdermott of washington. the speaker: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcdermott: mr. speaker, we are all proud members of the united states congress. we consider this the preeminent legislative body in the world that sets the standard for how the world should create laws an how we should govern or country. we believe in the rule of law, we talk about it all the time. we're for the rule of law. well that is the nub of this argument about why so many of us will vote against the colombian free trade agreement. now, we all know the horrors, we'll hear them repeated again and again, but the fact is, we forced the government of colombia, president obama did, to sit down and write a labor action plan in which they said what they would do. we didn't listen for a couple of years to the previous administration, the uribe administration, promise, promise, promise, nothing happened. so this president

levin: all right, i'll close. mr. herger: happy to reserve. mr. levin: i support this legislation. it should not have been passed in the first place. it was not vetted effectively by the then majority. it's time we support this bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. herger: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. herger: and i request unanimous consent to enter into the record a letter from the president and executive office of the president. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. herger: in this letter from the president, the administration -- just to quote from it -- the administration supports passage of h.r. 674 which would repeal a 3% withholding on certain payments made to provide contractors by federal, state and local government entities. the effect of the repeal of the withholding requirement would to avoid a decrease in crash flow to these contractors which would allow them to retain these funds and u

[laughter] >> it is an honor for me to be with carl levin picking knows his stuff -- carl levin. he knows his stuff. senator levin was in afghanistan and pakistan in august. in any of the year, that would give us enough to talk about. in the search, there are headlines every 24 hours. i have asked the privilege of asking him about the events in the last 24 hours in libya as well. i am sure you might have some questions along this line. it is a privilege to be here to introduce the senator. he is going to make a few remarks and then we'll go into questions. [applause] staff down here, by the way. [laughter] good morning, everybody. thank you for inviting the back to the council on foreign relations. -- inviting me back to the council on foreign relations. your work is a significant contribution to our national discourse on the most pressing foreign policy issues of our day. i am always glad to join with you in discussing those issues. if i kind of not off, either during my own speech ordering questions, -- nod off, either during my own speech or during questions, do not take it pe

next week on november 7, the historic preservation committee is scheduled to review article levin. they are also scheduled to review the memos submitted by supervisor wiener. we will make sure that they get a copy of that. we will transmit any recommendation regarding article levin and any recommendation recommended by supervisor wiener to the planning commission. we are hopeful that sometime in the future there will be a date set for adoption of a recommendation that we can pass on to the board of supervisors. that concludes my presentation. i am available for questions as is the presentation coordinator. i would be happy to directed to specific areas as -- of article 10 as a start for your discussion or you could start it on your own. >> let's open it up for public comment. >> good afternoon, president, members of the commission. i am from san francisco architectural heritage. i would like to commend the historic preservation commission for their diligence in reviewing the set of clean-up amendments before you. heritage has attended most of the 15 or more hearings that have gone

intelligence services the revelation was made at a full inquest launched five years after levin info died of radioactive poisoning in london. next week take a look at the evolution of technology and try out a multi-million dollar flight simulator all coming your way when moscow takes to the skies. great. comfort to. you. but the. moscow. hello i welcome to the must go out xan this week's episode of exploring the subject of flight taking a look at the history of aviation in russia to the latest simulator is across designs and at port terminals so joey loss and honor is as we journey from the soviet skies to modern day developments starting off here at the political museum in moscow. the museum has several exhibits showcasing the simpson flight models of the palace engine mechanics you can see how the aviation industry developed in the largest country in the world. the history of civil and line is in the soviet union can be traced all the way back to the russian revolution in one nine hundred seventeen when the new bullshit governments saw rick as one of the main ways to modernize the

zero -- levin zero super majority of the board and mayor graven newsome's signing was a very historic day. this is not -- today is not -- even though we have been talking about it for months, today is not the first short period of time we talked about this particular legislation. this was a debate that happened five years ago. this was a debate that was concluded in this historic legislation is on the books. i think we have all been over the last few months very surprised at the moment of money that's been taken out of the health care available for basically service, nonunion service workers. i think we've all been shocked, everybody in this room. the fact that we are even debating this $1.37 an hour or whatever else to not be taken into and staying in the accounts for workers is really a policy issue that we really shouldn't be talking about. most of us who do have collective bargaining agreement and do have health insurance are paying between $7 and $10 an hour. at the labor council, $1,500 a month is what we pay for employees to have health care they deserve. and do i really think

zero -- levin zero super majority of the board and mayor graven newsome's signing was a very historic day. this is not -- today is not -- even though we have been talking about it for months, today is not the first short period of time we talked about this particular legislation. this was a debate that happened five years ago. this was a debate that was concluded in this historic legislation is on the books. i think we have all been over

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waited till absolutely the very last month she could. >> she was also asked, heather, by mark levin ifld consider an independent run which i find ludicrous in the sense the polling data, where palin struggles most, independents and democrats. unless you're so unhappy with the republican nominee, when you look at her now, do you view her as someone who will be influential from the sidelines or -- i can't -- you're more influential if you're running and winning than on a conservative network talking, aren't you? >> i don't think there's any chance she was running and winning. we saw her sink the mccain ticket. i have a question whether or not she's going to endorse occupy wall street because i could see that being something, there are a lot of ron paul supporters. >> capitalism she talks about. >> this is not a progress inleft/right thing. she could say, you know what? i'm the populous candidate, i'm standing here with these moms who have lost health insurance and kids drowning in student debt the other 99% of course, that would create a problem for mitt romney who is kind of the other .

carl levin-year-old son was missing. his last seen leaving the home. it is also missing. going to have a lot more story coming up. >> more than one dozen people are hurt after a collision involving two amtrak trains. this happened a few hours ago at an amtrak station. authorities say the changer both traveling at low speeds. the cause of the crash is under investigation. a busy hair salon. was a restaurant after. >> this is our first look at the suspect. >> when they pulled the shirt realize he had on a bulletproof vest. they took it off. the first shots are fired in middle at the afternoon. he walked into the salon and started firing. we are unsure if the shot entrance. ran.e we have fatalities. >> seconds later he got into his car and drove away. >> was taken into custody. we do believe he is the only time.t at this >> he got on the grounds. and he had a cargo pants on. >> magazines were out. reporting. we have an alert for appearances morning. streetppened along the early tuesday morning. he was walking to the high school. then was standing on corner. to the crow.lking

she announced her decision yesterday during an interview with conservative radio host mark levin.he cited family considerations and said she can still effectively promote her agenda without that presidential title. >> 4:52 now. within the past hour, a swedish poet has won the nobel prize for literature. the swedish academy made the announcement in stock home. the winner, 80-year-old thomas transtromer. the academy said through his condensed translucent images he gives us fresh access to reality. his work has been translated into more than 50 languages. >>> and san francisco's fleet week starts today. the crew from the uss bonhomme richard docked in the bay yesterday. they snapped these photos of their arrival. fleet week offers civilians a chance to tour the navy equipment and shims. the goal to educate our public about the armed forces duties and capabilities. >>> the blue angels are practicing over the bay today and tomorrow and they are going to perform this weekend. in the meantime, how's the weather going to be for them? >> well, today maybe a little sketchy. we do have the p

did you see what adam levine tweeted on wednesday? >> no, who is that? >> he is from the band marine 5. >> no, what did he say? >> he said, "dear fox news, don't play our music on your evil f-ing channel ever again. thank you." >> i guess we shouldn't play their music. don't you think? >> yeah. >> well have i never heard them. maybe it is good if we hear them. >> okay. >> ♪ and i would gladly hit the road ♪ if i knew ♪ ♪ that some day it would lead me back to you ♪ >> i know what that is, andy. it is crap. >> literally? >> yes. if you search under the cat carry called crap, that comes up. >> that makes sense. chris morton e-mailed levine thanking him for making coldplay seem edgy. >> you know what else? >> what? >> i know this jackass. he always wear as cap. >> is he one of those people? >> yes, i am insecure so i wear a cap. >> and he is a game show host. you left that out in his bio. >> really? >> it was one of those talent shows. right? >> he hosted "survivor." >> i did not know that. >> he ran for vice president. >> on the libertarian ticket. >>> occ

third quarter, stanford came out firing, luck to live levine. low low dives for the pylons. 4-7 stanford. fourth quarter, luck, the shovel pass to taylor. bulldozes into the end zone, 100-yard. 31-7. and then luck rolls out, throws his fourth t.d. pass of the night to fleener, andrew, stanford, improving to 6-0. 44-14 the final. >> a thousand things to clean up, to get better at. that's the kind of kid we have. taught, smart, athletic kids that want to be great, and we've got to get better. >> mike: the niners head to motown for a show down with the undefeated detroit lions, the biggest game for both teams in a decade with the 49ers off their best performance and a big win over tampa. the lions are 5-0 after demolishing chicago on monday night, powered by their defense and former cal bear jahvid best but at alex smith is not buying into the hype. >> not something the players think about. everytime you strap on the helmet, you walk into the field, i mean, it's enough as it its. playing for your pride, playing for your job, a lot of teams going th

levin: all right, i'll close. mr. herger: happy to reserve. mr. levin: i support this legislation. it should not have been passed in the first place. it was not vetted effectively by the then majority. it's time we support this bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. herger: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. herger: and i request unanimous consent to enter into the record a letter from the president and executive office of the president. the spker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. herger: in this letter from the president, the administration -- just to quote from it -- the administration supports passage of h.r. 674 which would repeal a 3% withholding on certain payments made to provide contractors by federal, state and local government entities. the effect of the repeal of the withholding requirement would to avoid a decrease in crash flow to these contractors which would allow them to retain these funds anuse t

but, it was quite a night for him as well. >> all right, harvey levine, thank you so much and alwaysour insight on the juicy happenings there. we can catch tmz here on fox 5 after the news edge at 6. and some for you here, mike the situation sorentino. he's launched a clothing line. tmz, they're reporting the clothes don't look like what he wears on the show, but looks like ohure wear. they will sell online but the situation's website is not up and rung. >>> the war in iraq is months from being over. the president said that america should be proud. we're getting a different message from top republicans. >>> it's been 10 years since the anthrax attacks. many wonder if we blamed the right person? we'll talk with the lead prosecutor. >>> and what do dow think you're paying for the. >> i giphone? if you can't live without, we have some tips -- tips to help you. you.  >> a surfer in oregon admits it was a close call yesterday. he had an unwanted encounter with the great white shark. did you see that? he was surfing with friends and part of his surf board was shoe che

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karl levin is the chairman of the senate arms services committee and joins us from capitol hill. do you agree with the president's decision to bring all military personnel back from iraq at the end of this year? >> i do very much so. he made the right decision for the right reason. he would have considered leaving a few thousand troops there as trainers, but the iraqis said they would have to be subject to the jurisdiction of iraqi courts and we don't have that much confidence in iraqi courts that we would subject our troops to that. even the small number it was right to protect our troops that way and implement this end of the year decision for bringing all of our troops home. by the way, a deadline or a date which was set by president bush. >> isn't this decision based on a fail tower agree on immunity for military personnel, doesn't it count like a designed capitulation as opposed? >> it's an important principal and involved the decision relative to leaving a few thousand trainers or not. we were willing to consider that, but that doesn't turn it into capitulation. it's a dete

in order of appearance, with senator lott and reid hour hearing is about that -- with the senator levin. our hearing is about the sblf and credit. these issues are important to small business. senator levin. >> thank you for calling the hearing, thank you for the extraordinary leadership in getting this bill passed. it took your laser-like determination to get it passed. you had to overcome a filibuster, which is almostnow e complaint that it is not being implemented fast enough. a year filibuster against this bill, which was so desperately needed by small business, supported by community bankers, still supported very strongly by main street bankers? we have lots of kane streets -- main streets in michigan, too, and they talk about two things -- lack of demand, the economic situation generally, and the availability of credit. this bill is aimed at providing credit, and was filibustered by republicans for a year. now the complaint that this is not being implemented fast enough -- if the republicans had their way, it would not be in the books at all. chamber of commerce tells us that lack

. >> reporter: fran levine is a breast cancer survivor. >> i was going every year. and they found something on that mammogram. >> reporter: she says her annual screenings helped catch the disease early. but getting screened every year can also have a downside. according to a new study, more than half of women who get annual mammograms will get false positive results, at least once in ten years. and as many as 9% of those women will have an unnecessary biopsy. >> i think most women would rather suffer with a little bit of anxiety than have a cancer that's caught later. >> reporter: but most doctors still recommend that all women have an annual mammogram starting at age 40. and this study confirms there is some risk to not being screened every year. >> a small percentage of women will have later stage cancers detected. >> reporter: 61-year-old fran levine still gets an annual mammogram. she feels, in her case, the test saved her life. >> i know there is anxiety. i had anxiety, obviously until my biopsy came back. and then i had even more anxiety. i just think it is pa

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also on monday, harvey levin, the creator of tmz.com. that is live at 1:00 p.m.astern here on c-span. >> every weekend, let the c-span network to be your source for public affairs. on c-span, it is politics and public affairs events. american history tv on cspan 3 showcasing the people and events that shaped our country. all of them are available at the c-span.org video library. the c-span that works. it is washington your way. >> vice president biden traveled to concord, new hampshire to file paperwork on behalf of president obama as a new hampshire presidential candidate. this is about five minutes. >> hey, everybody. how are you? good to see you. it is good to be back. i am an old hand at this. this time i got the right to die. last time it was me. how are you doing? i remember that. this is to make it official that the barack obama is running for president of the united states of america in the first states. [applause] i give that to you, i assume. >> they told me you were going to say a few words. >> the thing i will say is that this is the first primary in

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