levin. >> i agree.with levin so we've got -- >> that's internal senate politics. that was a mistake too. >> i'm surprised. i got to tell you. >>> still ahead, former president bill clinton offers up advice to top business leaders on fixing america's corporate problems. it's the cover story of this week's "business week." up next, how a full-time mom to four kids is now running her own multimillion-dollar enterprise. ceo brandy temple joins us along with steve case who saw plenty of reasons to invest in her company. >>> strong storms overnight have rolled to the east coast. they're moving fast and they're dangerous and they're going to hit i-95 and our big cities here in the next half hour, right at the end of the rush hour. let me show you the radar. very impressive. these storms came out of the mountains. if anything, they're as strong now as they were anytime overnight. the most dangerous of the storms is just north of baltimore. just rolled through frederick. lancaster, pennsylvania. if you're in lan

adam levine. from "star trek into darkness," alice eve. and music from bad rabbits. with cleto and the cletones. and now, most of all, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. how are you doing? i'm glad you came. i made a lot of food. we have a lot of fun prepared for you tonight. from the new star trek movie, alice eve is here. music from a good young band from boston called bad rabbits. and adam levine is here, too. [ cheers and applause ] oh, do you find him attractive? [ cheers and applause ] adam levine, in case you don't know, is the lead singer for maroon 5 and coach/mentor on "the voice." [ cheers and applause ] i've known that for a while. he really takes the show "the voice" very seriously. in fact, we've been taping him where we do something like that for all the guests. well, bring that up. show what happened here. >> mr. levine, i got a roasted turkey panini with sundried toma

i'm not shocked by carl levin's actions. we're looking at the president and secretary of defense hagel. the president commend bli spoke to this issue for the first time, really did a commander in chief but is unwilling to break the military chain of command. what kirsten gillibrand is proposing is common sense and simple. it's taking a military prosecutor trained in sexual assault. i would bring attention also, this is a problem we have known about but it's taken the critical mass to bring this attention -- to bring this problem the attention and the urgency it demands. >> and just based on this, jonathan, you have carl levin who has been a member of the armed services committee since 1998, kirsten gillibrand since 2007. you have the visual of the hearing. it is all men except that one woman. optically it's very bad to have a man who has been sort of embedded in this military tradition, he's not in the military, siding with secretary of defense against these women who really brought the issue to the fore. it's effectively sh

and adam levine is here, too. oh, do you find him attractive? adam levine, in case you don't know is the lead singer for maroon 5 and coach/mentor on "the voice." he really takes the show "the voice" very seriously. in fact, we've been taping him where we do something like that for all the guests. well, bring that up. show what happened here. >> mr. levine, i got a roasted turkey panini with sundried tomatoes and arugua? mr. levine, i've got an egg noodle sal dad tossed in a mandarin orange vinegarette with green beans. damn it. >> amigos, i got a bottle of tequila and a two gun. >> i got it. >> we going to get [ bleep ] up. >> let's talk about the tattoo first. >> jimmy: that's good thinking. he doesn't need any tattoos and you don't need any more tequila. "the voice" is all alone now. last night was the season finale of "american idol" a bittersweet finale for me. it's always hard to see the runner-up fall just short after coming so close and working so hard. but on the other hand, i didn't watch it. but i'm told that candice glover beat out k

levine formed a band with some buddies.ut of high school, they had a record deal. his band mates today are still his best friends. >> i'll tell you, i'd be a dead man without my friends. there's nothing more important than someone telling you what you need to hear. >> reporter: the drummer has been with the band for nearly nine years. the guitarist james valentine for 12. bass' mickey madden has known adam since they were 11 years old. in fact they recorded their first album in this very studio. >> now looking back on that, we were children, like kids. >> i wish nothing had changed. reporter: they were young and that first record deal didn't last. >> i graduated high school. i went on tour. album came out. tanked. they were dropped before the end of the year. >> reporter: what was that like? it was terrible. we failed. we were young. we thought we were off to the races. we thought we were big time. >> reporter: undeterred they regrouped and went in search of a different label under a different name. maroon 5. where the name

we have here one whole column, "goal." >> levine: that's not... >> kroft: "goal." >> levine: that's not. that's not from our company, steve. i don't know where that came from. >> kroft: it's not from your company? it's... i don't... one of your hospitals. >> levine: steve, we don't have any kind of goals. i don't know what the percent admissions are at that hospital. maybe they are actually 20%, but the... the admissions goal at any hospital is driven only by what the normal trend is for that hospital. >> kroft: we talked to a hundred people who say that there was pressure from the corporate level to admit people. are they all lying? >> levine: steve, we have one goal. and... and... and i'm not going to... i'm not... i'm not going to judge anybody else. our goal is... each and every patient that comes into the hospital is a unique and special circumstance. >> kroft: we weren't the first to raise the subject of inappropriate admissions with corporate executives. paul meyer raised the allegations several years ago. at the time, he was director of compliance with h.m.a., charged with inspe

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the phones are burning with people calling senator levin.oicemail is full so now they are calling the committee offices themselves, and saying the status quo must go. >> michael: they should call his brother who is a congressman to tell him to call his brother karl to tell him to wake up. let's take a listen to this. >> removing prosecution decisions from the chain of command, would likely weaken our response to sexual assault, by taking the responsibility for prosecution away from military commanders, who are actually more likely to prosecute, and instead transferring the responsibility to military lawyers, who are less likely to prosecute. >> michael: this is like crazy old white man talk from the senate, that we have become used to, but not from carl levin. how does levin's logic make any sense at all? >> well, it doesn't make sense. these are the ways of the past. again, 26,000 people were assaulted last year in the military. now the police have an internal affairs bureau that have charges that come up, have internal investigations first

if they don't like the joke, they sit there in silence and boo me. >> i love adam levine. was just talking about -- he was the only white dude that makes a song so cool that black people thought mick jagger could actually dance. [ laughter ] because, everybody was all like, "what?" he's like -- ♪ got the moves like jagger i was like -- mick jagger can't dance. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he dances a little bit. he kind of like points a lot. like -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i like it. >> well, you know what -- you know what? adam, i'm sorry. i digress. >> jimmy: he does have moves. >> yes, he does. mick jagger can dance. >> jimmy: he does have moves. >> he's no michael jackson, but sure. >> jimmy: hey, you're the host of "who wants to be a millionaire?" >> yeah! yeah. >> jimmy: how cool is that? >> woo! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how fun is that? >> that -- right. you know -- >> jimmy: i love that. >> yeah, you know, because it's all -- all the big iconic hosts do it. but i love the trivia shows. but i'm not really good at it, so now i'm going to be the king because i ha

including michigan senator carl levin. the plan was voted down in committee 17-0. yesterday on this show, one of our brain trusts, a rape ser vifr herself, had this message for senator levin. >> senator, why have you taken the side of the rapists? there is plenty of evidence that shows that the status quo is unacceptable and victims are revictimized by a process that sweeps their rapes under the rug. >> msnbc contributor, also a former marine as well. you really aren't a former marine. once a marine, always a marine. >> semper fi. >> good to see you. your general reaction to that vote in committee. >> i think it was actually the most disappointing thing that i had ever seen. in the dark of the night senator charles levin, joined by others, pulled out the idea that we would strip away the right of commanding officers to have judicial discretion to set aside verdicts, to decide if there's going to be an investigation at all, decide if that woman is going to get the appropriate support that she needs after, or that man, after they've been raped as a military soldier.

i yield back and yield to senator levin. >> thank you very much, congressman smith. first of all, i want to thank you and senator brown for organizing this very, very important be hearing on chinese hacking and its impact on human rights and on commercial rule of law. the hearing is timely, it's timely for many reasons, but there's been many, many recent reports and indisputable evidence of large scale cyber intrusions by the government of china in the vast numbers of private, government and nonprofit entities for the purpose of stealing valuable intellectual property or proprietary information. this is in addition to what is also well known that china hacks the accounts of human rights activists in order to suppress be human rights in china. american companies invest hundreds of billions of dollars every year in research and development. that innovation results from those investments, and it -- the innovation drives investments and drives in turn the growth of american companies and the u.s. economy. unfortunately, our companies are having their intellectual propert

le levin's measure would keep it within the chain of command.supported by military brass. i want to bring in jeanne shaheen, co-sponsor of gillibrand's bill. senator, thank you for being here. you heard senator levin has moved to delete that part of the discussion yesterday. did that surprise you? >> it didn't because what we knew after the hearing last week on sexual assault and the opposition we heard from virtually everybody serving in the military was that this was going to be an uphill battle. but the fact is it's been more than 20 years since the military leadership declared zero tolerance policy on sexual assault in the military. and yet we have seen recent high profile actions that show that this is still a huge problem. a recent report says that it's worse now than it was two years ago. over 26,000 estimated cases, only at over 3,000 of those were reported. so i think we need to do something fundamentally different if we're going to address this problem. >> as we look at it, the measure that you co-sponsored had 26 other co-sponsors inc

you've got a very clear sense where carl levin's head was. you had a lot of voices saying this is, you know, sexual assault in the military. there are very few voices aside from senator gillibrand, barbara boxer and a few others. they would take it out of the chain of command. so i think if you saw it here i don't think we should be terribly surprised by this. there was writing on the wall here. the question to be asked is what will it take? is there an external event that can change this. t it's not going to change, at least this policy that senator gillibrand is hoping to change. >> eugene, what does it take. we've had instances even on the eve of a hearing where you've had commanders in charge of prosecuting these cases who themselves were charged with harassment or accused of harassment. how many more incidents have to happen. >> you know, i think it's obvious from what we've learned over the last few months. this is a huge problem. this is unacceptable and intolerable. senator levin, i'm not sure about the policy of not taking away from

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he doesn't make a pitstop to jail first with me to discuss these scandals around canada is running levine a political science lecturer at the university of toronto hi there ronin so let's get right down to it it looks like the mayors of canada are in a contest to see who can become ensnarled in the biggest scandal what do you make of what's going on north of the border. i think there must be something in the water the corruption just seems to be an infectious disease where you actually describe it was actually not even the political story. of the city i was in mississauga which is a suburb of toronto but by itself because of the city in canada she's been facing conflict of interest accusations and on friday basically the case against her was tossed out on the technicality so there's no way out and rob who is going to have trying to get you mentioned in the alleged cocaine smoking scandal his case may be heard by the supreme court of canada i don't want tomorrow so there's conflict of interest or corruption allegations going. on the left and right and there's a lot of canadians going what

and reading david limbaugh, mark levin and little old me, shawn hannity.n summers of giving the wrong date for an appointment and failing to carry out an order. my next guest said the timing seems strange and thinks this could be an attempt to build a case against his client because of a his conservative beliefs. number one, whether the bin administration likes it or not, it protects free speech. we're talking about an who is vo serve our military more than two decades. this man deserves better. number three this is another fwla glaring example of the administration's efforts to target and punish conservatives. joining me now, retired navy commander john wells and the reporter who broke the story, colleague and friend, fox news radio star. >> good to see you. >> and let's talk about your client for a bit hire. explain the circumstances and timing of the charges they leveled against him? >> the original charges or problem came up when he displayed pro-republican, anti-obama bumper stickers on his car, prior to the election, which he was allowed to do. he se

"now with alex wagner" is coming up. >> senator carl levin delivers a significant blow.lubs and the chain of command with kelly o'donnell, jonathan cape hart, curt anderson and ryan grim. plus, congressman keith ellison joins us with the hoo, what, when of the nsa surveillance information and congressional oversight. richard engel and a man mow had a dean bring us the latest analysis on the volatile situation in turkey. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. [ wife ] sorry. [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. on any new volkswagen. ♪ i'sit vwdealer.com today. 'm a hard, hard on any new volkswagen. ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm working every day. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm saving all my pay. ♪ ♪ if i eve

senators levin said basically why is the i.r.s. being so passive?l franken and schumer threatened e i.r.s. with legislation if theyidn't act. go ahead. >> yeah, this is a political issue. how can it not be a political issue. for no other reason than you talk about the tax except status for the organizations that identify themselves politically. whether this is a one-sided witch hunt, how farack to washington thisgoe a lot of th remains to be seen. ill's rather unformnate. the bigger issue for me is 501c is an area of murky super secretive area for campaign funding which is what they are not supposed to be. the primary purpose is not supposed to be. all of that is clouded over. party democratic liberal conservative. all of that is crowded over by the scandal. >> but you didn't see -- you didn't see words like progressive or moveon.org, the key words. you didn't see the key words the i.r.s. was using to target groups. no liberal witnesses were presented. progressive group presented the house ways and means h hearing. >> this is political. >> the gover

chairman levin's provision prevailed. as we have told you from the beginning is not republican versus democrat, but rather those on the side of the pentagon who don't want fundamental reform and do not want to take this outside of the chain of command. versus an insurgent group of senators, led by senator gillibrand who do. >> the victims tell us they do not report because of chain of command. it's not that their decision's wrong. it's that they are the decider, and the victims have said, i'm not reporting because it's within the chain of command. >> it is harder to hold someone accountable for failure to act if you reduce their power to act. >> we also have heard no data that would indicate that by removing the command completely from any role here, that that is going to have a positive impact on retaliation. >> the fact is, if we don't have a fundamental complaining in how we address this issue are we going to be back here in two more decades having this same conversation? >> joining me now is senator barbara boxer, dem

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congressman sandra levin says the agency singled out tax-exempt applications with words like progressives for extra scrutiny. >>> and a code red alert has been lifted in washington, d.c., thankfully, after a lost red panda from the national zoo has been found. rusty right there you see him, has been missing since sunday night but was recovered after an extensive search that actually involved police looking from rooftops. he made it back to the zoo in time before his 1st birthday next month. a little birthday -- a little prebirthday celebration, shall we say. >>> now for an early look at business we tern to cnbc's bertha coombs. good morning. >> good morning, betty. troubling news when it comes to people paying their debts. more people are falling behind now on their car payments. transunion says the rate of late payments rose in the first three months of the year as banks have started extending financing to more borrowers with less than stellar credit. >>> and the ford f-150 is now the most american vehicle. the pickup tops the annual cars.com american made index. replacing the toyota cam

you have carl levin against kirsten gillibrand. patrick leahy against sanchez. to me this is such an obvious solution. i think the division and resistance is really sort of fascinating to watch. >> i understand what you're saying, s.c., but the other thing you have to realize is part of our body politic is definitely torn by, you know, their constituents. there are military bases in some of the members' districts which you mention. the other thing to mention is gillibra gillibrand's proposal would bring about big change. those not in a chain of command that may not know these folks is uncomfortable. you have that. you also have the fact that eleven's amendment is a little softer, so it's microlevel change and folks may before more comfortable with that. what's scary is you have an estimated 23,000 cases of abuse but only 3,374 reporting. so therein lies a huge problem. something definitely has to happen and it's time to get tough. >> something has to happen. we're in the moment right now. i think it's palpable to people who follow the news and follow politics. t

you on the record about what's going on with syria because i know you and democratic senator carl levin and republican senator john mccain wrote a letter to president obama asking for stronger military action in syria, but do we really know what we're getting into with that one, whether we can actually solve anything, and if we're trusting the right people, especially when we consider the u.s. is it expected that we get involved in every regional and sectarian conflict? >> well, look, no, we don't. it's only when our national interests and security are at stake, and what are our national interests and security and drove me and senator levin and john mccain the ranking member to send that letter to the president? number one is in addition to the humanitarian tragedy which is over 93,000 lives lost, 4.5 million people displaced within the country and over a million people outside of the country, we have challenges of a failed state that could ultimately allow terrorists, hezbollah, al nusra, iranian revolution guard and others, and al qaeda affiliates to launch attacks against our allies

well, chuck levine, the president of a group that saved a park says hidden money wouldn't have solved. but how he solved it, that's tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: to tell the story of the saving of jack london historic park one needs to start on a horse, one that in the late 1980s carried chuck levine to his first visit to the park on a second date with his future wife. >> i remember the trail up to the lake was a beautiful trail. i remember the historic buildings and being amazed at the architecture. >> reporter: it was the beginning, it turns out, of two long term relationships. chuck eventually retiring from a high-flying career in the telecommunications industry to a home right next to the park. >> we spend a tremendous amount of time in the park. i'm in the park at least four or five days a week. when i'm in town it's probably seven days. >> reporter: he also became a member of the valley of the moon natural history association, a friends of the park, if you will. although, when news hit that jack london was one of 70 parks the state was going to close, the park needed mo

you know, what carl levin and his friends did, it's very disappointing.e's my friend, but i have to tell you, what they did today is embrace the status quo instead of embracing the victims and using this as an opportunity to bring needed change. they kept the commanders in charge. the commander not only decides whether there will be a prosecution, the commander also decides when and where the court-martial will be if it goes forward. and they even pick the jury. chris, this is a nightmare, and it has to change, and i predict we're going to have a real donnybrook on the senate floor because we're not going to let this go by easily, gently into the night. >> what do you mean by that? this means you're -- >> what i mean is -- >> yeah. >> we are going to offer the gillibrand/boxer/collins language again and we're going to fight to get it done, and we are going to get our day on the full senate floor. it was interesting, we did get republicans and democrats for our proposal but just not enough. but i believe the time has come for change. i am extremely disappo

pamela levine, deputy director of services. we continued this twice and i provided a new memo to you for this meeting that updates what's in the budget and as i mentioned we are purchasing additional cars for next year. so the first thing i just wanted to give you kind of a background of what's assumed in the budget and the first assumption is that the city fleet contracts are used and we know that we have to do that. they don't currently have contracts for electric vehicles but they are working on those. assuming that the sedans are replaced by plug in hybrid sedans and trucks by c and g trucks. finally that the location be found such as the 1660 mission garage to locate the electric cars and chargers. the biggest challenge is to have the infrastructure and we started working with real estate. they maybe able to locate a new parking lot or we maybe able to have to negotiate the 1660 parking. in terms of the dollars. in 1314 we are planning to replace 10 vehicles that is 8 sedans and 2 trucks so the sedans would be replaced wit

." >> reporter: senators kirsten gillibrand and carl levin presented radically different visions, aftert pentagon survey estimated 26,000 troops were assaulted last year. gillibrand would take away a commander's power to convene a court martial or overturn a guilty verdict. she'd give military trial lawyers the authority to decide which crimes to prosecute. >> "take it from the victims who have said to us over and over again that they do not report because they do not trust the chain of command." >> reporter: levin wants to keep commanders in control - but allow a senior officer to review cases where the commander decides not to prosecute. >> "i do not support removing the authority of commanders." >> reporter: the military brass backs levin. they want the unit commanders kept in the loop. >> "50% of the victims say that if they report the assault, they don't think it does any good." >> "i don't think you can fix the problem, senator, or have accountability within the structure of the.of the military, without the command involved in that." >> reporter: victims say those commanders can b

democrat senator karl levin said he's taking out a provision that would give military prosecutors power over which sexual assault crimes to try. >> victims have told us they said they're afraid to report because they're concerned they will, retaliated against or marginalized or actually blamed. what we expect from the military is that they don't want to change anything. they want the status quo. in fact they have said they will not support taking this decision making out of the chain of command. i think that is wrong. i think anything less will not result in a more transparent father system where victims feel comfortable. >> levin would require a senior military office to review commander he's decisions, but barbara boxer called change o outoutrageo outoutrageous. >>> officials are calling nelson mandela's condition very serious. however south african president says he is stable. mandela was rushed to the hospital with a lung infection on saturday. local reports say only those closest to mandela were being allowed to be by his side. including his current wife and daughter who is south a

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. >> reporter: but today, her fellow democrat, carl levin, used his power as chair of the armed servicestee to replace gillibrand's plan with his own. his version would leave commanders in charge of sexual assault cases but with more oversight from the military's top brass, an approach favored by secretary of defense chuckÑi hagel. >> we need to change some things. we can do some things much better-- we have to. but i think i-- i think we've got to be very careful when we talk about taking the commandÑi structure out of this process. >> reporter: but for gillibrand and her 27 cosponsors, that command structure is contributing to the problem. an estimated 26,000 unwanted sexual contacts just in the past year. california democrat barbara boxer. >> my god, we've seen the people who were in charge of these units actually commit sexual assaults themselves. what more do we need? this is the moment. >> reporter: this is not an issue that simply separates the women from the men. there were several female senators who backed levin's plan today, and one of them, scott, claire mccaskill of missouri

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. >> reporter: the top democrat, carl levin, sided with the pentagon. >> it is harder to hold someone accountable for failure to act if you reduce your power to act. >> reporter: levin got the committee to agree for some changes, making retaliation against a victim a crime. >> if you can't get the command system to work, then the whole thing crumbles. >> reporter: other democrats stuck with gillibrand, insisting more sweeping change is needed. >> it will look to the victim as though we were simply tinkering with the progress. >> reporter: senators say they are making big changes, like ending a commander's ability to toss out a conviction and if they fail to prosecute a serious case, to be subject to review. >>> the man in cleveland accused of holding three women in his home for years was arraigned today. ariel castro pleaded not guilty. his lawyer said the defense is trying to avoid a trial by working on a plea deal that would avoid the death penalty. castro faces accusations that he forced a miscarriage in one of the women, considered killing under ohio law. >>> still ahead tonight,

levin. so any 6103 information i have, mr. levin also has. ... >> led justice department. you will make the point* i have not personally interviewed and i and a stand that. i have not but if it is helpful to explain the structure. >> let's go to the key points. you don't know who initiated the targeting of donors of conservative organizations of a gift tax to the donors? >> began the types of questions raised to donors. >> who do you know, ? >> i am just taking issue with the targeting of donors i want to make sure there is no supposition. >> please. the you honestly don't know? correct? that is fine. >> not interviewed but the investigation is ongoing. >> who leaked private taxpayer information including donors to the huffington posted in the human rights? do you know, ? >> i do not have that information. >> who leaked private taxpayer information for 31 conservative groups to the media do you know, ? >> i do not have that information but the ig review those circumstances to find those not intentional with. >> you don't know? >> who leaked the tax information? >> i would

there were several female senators who backed levin's plan.re mccaskill of missouri, says they're less likely to face retaliation if they're removed by their own unit commander and not by a lawyer who's outside the chain of command. nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will go to hong kong for the latest on edward snowden who says he'll fight any extradition attempts in the case of the surveillance program leaks. >>> plus, more on the alleged misconduct from the state department. we'll hear from john dickerson. >>> and we'll tell you about new efforts launched today to protect your smartphone from theft. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswa

. >>> plus, senator claire mccaskill joins us to explain why she's siding with senator levin against senator jigillib d gillibrand's proposal to take sexual assault prosecutions out of the chain of command. >> we've also heard no data that would indicate that by removing the command completely from any role here that that is going to have a positive impact on retaliation. >>> and bri-wi, you've got some competition. jimmy fallon has found another new jersey boy to slow down the news. >> this is not about planned politics. it is about doing the right thing. >> you are in line, c.c. now look at you, sounding all presidential like. you got something you want to announce on the show right now? >> come on, jimmy. do you really think i'd come on this show to announce a presidential run? >> say whatever you want, but we all know in 2016 -- baby you were born to run! >> this election sure, the people will choose. ♪ >> that is how you slow jam the news. >> oh yeah. >> give it up for governor chris christie! >> oh, yeah. good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. and important news today --

wondering whether or not this is a big problem that needs to be addressed what seems to me professor levine scandals up there even they're. classified as up the skirt or hand in the till as canadians would say so even prior to this may oral scandals canada has some very questionable players i want to talk to you about that political system is it in itself the problem. why don't you you know i did american who's living in canada and one of things my point out to people about welcome politics in canada is that it's a lot like the united states that make a way out of all our city governments which are nonpartisan so they're not away going to far which member are you proud of they're not allowed to have recall we're . going to think that these candidates need to build independent political bases are things that we as americans understand this is normal for us that was for non living in a political science lecturer at the university of toronto scarborough. finally tonight some sad news from the world of journalism award winning reporter michael hastings has passed away we learned last night that

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it. >> juan, the irony here is they're telling him not to listen to shaw sean hannity or n to mark levin. they talk about fighting tie ran tyranny. >> if i'm interested in unit co he's and you're reading something that is highly politically inflammatory. >> from a guy whose show you're on? >> really? >> it's highly inflammatory? >> i'm telling you so that you have a different point of view here. let me just say nobody is saying you can't read that material. in fact, he said stop reading those books. >> at that time. >> how in the world does someone have the right to tell me what to read and when to read it. >> in the middle of a unit. >> guess what, eric? they fight for his right to read the koran or i need to have a certain number of prayers. >> if they told them to put a koran away? >> forget about it. >> okay. >> check, please. >> he did send some tweets out which i have to say i don't think he should be tweeting some of the things that he was tweeting. i think the military should be nonpartisan, so i actually agree with you there, juan, but i think in an effort sometimes to be tolera

while we are away, also sander levin offered these groups an apology. the irs during the time of this targeting did not do when they were given the opportunity at previous hearings. while levin was not responsible for the behavior, he acknowledged that these folks, these different groups that were targeted for their beliefs deserved an apology, martha. martha: that's a great point. bill: mike, we believe, just stand by one moment here. that this could be the moment when we hear from the first of these six groups and we mentioned some of them. they have a tea party in their name. at least those from california, alabama, south carolina. they also have an educational group out of tennessee. a group of pro-life-supporters in iowa and a national organization for marriage which i think comes out of washington, d.c. where you are, mike. do you know why that these groups were selected out of dozens if not hundreds of others? >> reporter: my understanding they wanted to give a cross-section. some of the tea party to demonstrate this was widespread across the cou

senator carl levin says he'll remove a measure offered by fellow democrat kir tin gillibrand to takeual assault prosecution o prosecutions out of the chain of command. >>> nearly six months after the new two massacre, families are back on capitol hill to push for gun reforms. we begin with the director of the nsa on the hot seat as pressure mounts for more transparency of its surveillance activities. army general keith alexander national security agency director and head of u.s. cyber command testified this afternoon before the full senate appropriations committee. the previously scheduled hearing is the first time an nsa official has faced congress in public since the exposure of a vast surveillance program. and the nsa chief came to its defense. >> has the intelligence community kept track of how many times phone records obtained through section 215 of the patriot act were critical to the discovery and disruption of terrorist threats? >> it's dozens of terrorist events that these have helped prevent. >> the hearing comes as the man behind the nsa intelligence leaks, edward snowden,