adam levine is everywhere, on stage and on tv. as for maroon 5's front man, that was just where he had hoped to be ever since he was a kid. was there anything else on your mind that you wanted to do? >> no, one thing, music. ♪ i really want to... >> reporter: we'll visit adam levine and his band a little later on. steve hartman shows us young bike riders balancing work and play. mo rocca explores the frontiers of manscaping. seth doane tries on some hawaiian leis for size and more. first though, let's go to don dahler in the news room for the sunday morning headlines. >> reporter: good morning. here are the headlines for sunday, july 28, 2013. crowds have gathered this morning in rio for pope frances' final mass in brazil. last night an estimated three million people celebrating world youth day attended a vigil service. the 76-year-old pontiff encouragedded young people to continue their efforts to change society and fight apathy. egyptian security forces clashed with supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi yesterday as figh

has been hurt by the leaks well we're going to talk to mark levine about these matters and more in a few minutes so here's what's in your prime interest. less and less people are watching television and their homes that traditional way according to a nielsen report there will be more than five million is zero t.v. households in the u.s. in two thousand and thirteen as zero t.v. household are homes where viewers watch a video content on other devices such as computers smartphones and tablets instead of primarily online t.v. the average american absorbs more than forty one. hours per week of video content on all screens from televisions to smartphones that's almost five and a half hours a day so let's profile area is an internet subscription based company that will instant two thousand and twelve some believe it has the potential to become the netflix of the broadcast television and history you ask how does area work according to what we found on the company's website ariel has developed an unbelievably small television and tena a small enough to fit on the tip of your finger and recei

levin: i yield mr. levin: i want to review the gentleman's districts. s have insurance. 100,000 seniors are now eligible for medicare preventive services without paying any co-pays, co-insurance or deductible. 209,000 individuals now have health insurance that cover preventative services without pay. up to 42,000 children in the district with pre-existing condition health conditions can no longer be denied coverage by health insurers. that's what a.c.a. is doing. it's now my privilege to yield two minutes to another distinguished gentleman of our committee, mr. crowley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. crowley: i thank my friend for yielding me the time. here we are once again wasting our constituents' time by voting on the exact same action the administration has already taken. apparently we must yet again dismantle important parts of the affordable care act. we keep hearing these votes are necessary because of the quote, burden, unquote, that's out there for individuals and their families. let me tell you about

levin. so any 6103 information i have, mr. levin also has. >> are progressive organizations on that? >> yes. >> so we are working in a bipartisan way in terms of the sharing of 6103 information. >> you don't know how glad i am to hear that, mr. chairman. it appeared to be so much confusion before, but at least we know the abuse was to both type of organizations, conservative as well as so-called progressive. thank you. >> and never wanting to comment too much on the senate, i believe mr. baucus has also shared this information with mr. hatch. >> thank you. >> senator hatch. >> thank you. >> is now i will recognize mr. brady. >> mr. werfel, who initiated the targeting of conservative organizations for extra scrutiny based toen their political beliefs? >> that we is still subject to further investigation. >> who have you interviewed on that matter? >> there are a variety of different employees being interviewed by the inspector general and justice department. i know you're going to make the point that i have not personally inter

on that one mark levine was not afraid to weigh in on the patriot act in corporate taxes and. the guys know short of opinions we all know that but sam sachs brought the wage issue come out of its minimal cover and that's just the kind of issue we like to cover here at prime interest so thank you for watching to make sure to come back tomorrow from everyone here a prime interest have a great night. they all told me my language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports so i'm lucky i'm pleased to know i will lead them to the state department comment on your play. list or carry out a car it's all good job. that was going to. take you no more weasel. when you think you did the right question and the prepared for a change when you have to. be ready for a. freedom of speech. down to fit into chaos. when the greats spain blind to what is happening in their country. the american dream is disappearing. the houses with gardens are laid out the poor are left hopeless the streets are full of angry crowds that are fighting against. high school who stole the americ

on that one mark levine was not afraid to weigh in on the patriot act in corporate taxes and. the guys know short of opinions we all know that but sam sachs very tightly brought the wage issue comes out of its minimal cover and that's just the kind of issue we like to cover here at prime interest so thank you for watching to make sure to come back tomorrow from everyone here of prime interest have a great night. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the u.s. war machine is heavily reliant upon b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards for democracy it's a step forward. carex it is toxic is it looked a lot like spraying and b. and it was it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. r

on that one mark levine was not afraid to weigh in on the patriot act and corporate taxes and. all the guys know short of opinions we all know that but sam sachs brought the wage issue come out of its minimal cover and that's just the kind of issue we like to cover here at prime interest so thank you for watching to make sure to come back tomorrow from everyone here a prime interest have a great night. little . technology innovation all the developments from around rush hour we'll go to the future of coverage. wealthy british style some time to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max kaiser for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our. iraq. comes from a. prime. coming out. breaking news here on a russian rocket with three satellites crashes at the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan just seconds after the blast off of toxic contamination could lead to an evacuation of the entire area. files twenty one asylum request on behalf of edward snowden a surveillance whistleblower whose month long o

scandal and the impact of government spying programs we turn to mark levine a former legislative counsel ok to barney frank and host of the inside scoop thank you mark for coming here my pleasure let's talk about snowden let's do that all right so what about him what's your take my take is he didn't tell me anything i didn't already know frankly to form a congressional trannies like myself if you didn't know this was going on where were you and i'm not talking about top secret information as in the bush administration that's exactly right we began it in the u.s.a. patriot act i wrote a small portion of it not the part that's controversial i don't hear about it i want to get to that in a minute but yes ok but the point is that this was well known this was done on under the foreign intelligence surveillance act right and we liberals actually opposed it at the time. when george bush did it it was largely unauthorized but in two thousand and six in two thousand and eight reauthorization for both and the patriot act it's there in statute i still think it's against the constitution ok clearly

carl levin, a fairly liberal democrat, but he has a long history, chairman of the committee, ranking member of the comes, a long history and republic over at the penalty gone, and he's the primary resistance to gill ibrand's amendment to change the way that sexual assault is prosecuted in the military, and when i was talking to people in general about all these issues surrounding women in combat, the first thing they say is that, you know, it's going to hurt the chain of command, and any time that you're trying to mess with the chain of command, well, you know, people are automatically against you, and it's a hard road to lobby for this so you have to spend a lot of time on it, and she has expanding a lot of time on it, and she's not going to confess at least in the short term. >> host: you know, just recently, as you point out, the carl levin moved to basically take out -- the subcommittee chairwoman put in, you know, this language that would take sexual assault cases out of the chain of command, and as chairman, he offers the amendment to strip it, and he wins, but what i thought w

levin:: it's my pleasure to -- mr. levin: it's my pleasure to yield to mr. crowley of the great state of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. crowley: i thank my friend and colleague and ranking memberen on the ways and means committee for yielding me this time. i do appreciate, and i don't want to call into question the motivation of how this bill came to the floor, but i find it hard to believe that we're here on this particular issue dealing with individuals who work at the i.r.s. and what would be deemed as a fireable offense and somehow not be related to the ongoing investigation into the i.r.s. and the political motivations behind, not the gentleman, but my republican colleagues as a whole, in bringing this bill to the floor without a hearing before the committee. it just happened to fall onto the floor this often and has no tangential connection to what's happening. it's just, i find it a little difficult to believe. i rise in opposition to this bill because it's not an attempt at better governance, but

mark levin speaks as the top two low pressures raise a stink. we hope to get on chris christie soon, we've had him on a number of times in the past so hope springs eternal. we have kentucky senator rand paul. do you think it's gone too far? >> i think it's time to dial it down. we have enough democrats to attack maybe republicans can quit attacking republicans. i've said my piece on this. i don't like republicans attacking republicans because it doesn't help to grow the party bigger in the northeast, the republican party is shrinking, it's basically on life support so dividing up the party, which is already shrinking in the northeast isn't good. i've tried to spend a lot of time talking about some libertarian ideas and i don't like that being criticized that that can't be part of the party because i think that's actually part of the way we grow the party and i will continue to talk about privacy, about foreign aid, sending money to countries that are burning our flag, and that may not be popular with all republicans in washington, but it's very

and making sure there's no retaliation for a victim when they come forward. >> woodruff: chairman levin, his argument is what what he wants to do is make it a crime if there's a retaliation against a victim. >> and i agree. and we've already voted on that. we are 100% in agreement and consensus has already been reached on that. we've passed that measure out of the arms services committee unanimously. so now retaliation is going to be a crime and it is a crime under the jurisdiction of commanders and they are 100% responsible for making sure it doesn't happen and if it does that it can be reported and justice can be done. >> woodruff: what do you think it says about this issue that in order to put together a coalition of support you've had to reach beyond your own party, you've reached into the republican party to people who you would typically disagree with politically, senator ted cruz, senator rand paul, and meanwhile you are fighting opposing fellow democrats like senator levin, senator mccaskell and a number of others. >> we all agree that we have to do something about sexual assaul

levin is recognized. >> thank you. let me just say, mr.chairman, on currency i think the administration needs to face up the very directly to the question of inclusion of currency issues in both tpp and the discussions with europe. and i don't think there's been satisfaction here with progress today. and so we just have to confront the formal introduction of this issue in tpp as well as with europe. and let me just say as to tpp and japan, there's immense pressure on japan, and they really haven't been very unequivocal about addressing rice and other agricultural issues. and as a number of us said before and i'll spell out more of this in the coming days, i don't think what has been put forth so far on autos is likely to change decades of the same situation. many camp join -- mr. camp joined us in addressing this issue in korea, and the agreement was changed and strengthened. japan is an even sterner case. and nothing to date has ever worked. we're today in terms of our access to japan's automotive, its parts as well as assembled vehicles,

which is why, says levin, it is critical that serial investigations do not stop.cades after tricia reitler vanished, her father, gary, now believes larry hall knows where to find her. >> i think if larry knew what we go through on a daily basis, you know, wondering where she is, wondering what happened, i don't think he would have any choice to confess and let us know where she is buried. >> donna reitler is not as sure. >> yeah, he confessed, he recanted, he confessed, he recanted. without a body it is just nothing more than a possibility. >> more than anything else they just want their daughter back. >> to have a place to lay her to rest, just to be able to sit and just talk to her. >> as for jimmy keene, his truth is stranger than fiction. he has gone from football standout to drug dealer, to undercover operative. and now, to screen star. with his story in development as a hollywood film. still, says keene, he thinks of the victims' families and hopes they will find their answers. >> that is all they can do is keep hoping. there was a glimmer of hope when hall

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

levin is recognized. >> thank you. let me just say, mr. chairman, on currency, i think the administration needs to face up very directly to the question of inclusion of currency issues in both tpp and the discussions with you. i don't think there's been the satisfaction here with progress today. and so we just have to confront the formal introduction of this issue in tpp as well as with erp. let me just say as to tpp in japan, there's immense pressure on japan and they really haven't been very unequivocal about addressing rice and other agricultural issues. as a number of us said before, i'll spell out more of this in the coming days, i don't think what has been put forth so far on autos is likely to change decades of the same situation. mr. cam joined us in addressing this issue in korea. the agreement was changed and strengthen. japan is an even sterner case. nothing today has ever worked. where today in term of our access to japan's auto motive the part as well as assembly vehicles essentially where we were 30, 40 years ago. so we need

carl levin said, quote: >> michael: so was there a better way for reid to have achieved the same thing here? >> well, he would have needed the republicans to go along with him in the beginning of the year, and they did not. and the other thing reid is really grappling here is a caucus of a majority of new democrats. these are democrats who have not served in the minority. so they have an understandable frustration with the minority's ability to block things, but they've never had that as their only tool in their legislative toolbox, and guys like reid and levin, they were in the opposite position in 2005 under george w bush's judicial nominee. if you remember the gang of 14, and they were making the exact same arguments then that the republicans are now. >> michael: that is such an astute observation. people who have never been in the minority have no idea what it's like. that's an important part of it. chris, before i let you go i want to talk about a little bit of news that came out this afternoon mike enzi from wyoming said he was going to run for re-election. moments later liz chen

that or if senator levin you know if he doesn't like it do something about it write him a week we can always solve this problem by changing our tax code right and you can keep. but on the key there i think a lot of people are really. starting to bring more attention to this because basically this shift has happened without a really furious public debate you know who is responsible for paying taxes isn't it the individual or is the corporation it's just sort of quietly happened they're going to last a few years and you know i think that's what eleven and coburn by asking for this report we're trying to get at is let's have a conversation about this is this how we want our tax structure to exist because this is how it is and this is how it's changed right so mark just just to close the loop if i'm doing business and i'm using an educated work force paid for by the taxpayers i am using the city streets paid for the taxpayers i'm using the police and fire paid for the taxpayers you're saying that i shouldn't pay any portion of that you should you pay it in other ways obviously when you ge

i came to congress in 1982 with his brother, his older brother, sander levin. the first time i met senator carl levin, i was contemplating whether i should run for the senate after having served in the house. at the very beginning of our visit in his office with me and him, harry reid and carl levin, i said to him, i know your brother. he and i came to congress together a few years ago. and carl looked at me so intently and so seriously and said, "yes." he said, "he's my brother but he's also my best friend." having three brothers of my own, mr. president, that is something that's always stuck with me. and for you to be presiding here , doesn't happen very often. we appreciate that. senior members don't preside as much as the more junior members. i would also say this with this man in the chair. we just had an occasion where on one of those rare occasions the senior senator from michigan and i disagreed, but the disagreement we had had nothing to do with us. it had everything to do with positions we had taken. we need not get into what the difference was. it wa

and the solutions senator levin suggested only indirectly get at that. how you value in dollar the loss of intellectual property important to our national defense is not easy to determine. the degree to which you can punish them directly on that is hard to determine. thatt one level, at least, is the most important challenge, the challenge for our national security. but the challenge that may have cost us 2 million jobs or more is a major, major challenges something we should be attempting to cure right now. , would you like to comment on that? you can'tt think assemble the two. they are inextricably linked. the chinese see them as inextricably linked. any decline in the technological competitiveness has an automatic -- in decline the national security. a decline in national security with respect to the chinese impacts our ability to enforce fairness on the chinese side with regards to economic competitiveness. to me, they are pieces of a part. the chinese themselves right about the own comprehensive national power in a way that does not even make a dist

i'm not so happy about adam levine's choice for his breakup.de of communication. >> right. yes. we'll talk about that. >> yeah, we've got a little more information on that. >> let your ex know you are proposing to somebody else, probably best to do it in person. >> maybe. smack you like you deserve, right? >> maybe he did the right thing. >>> moving on to some serious news. beginning with the murder case involving aaron hernandez, new documents could be released this afternoon. >> hernandez remains in custody following a brief court appearance. abc's brandi hitt has the details on this. >> reporter: former new england patriot aaron hernandez stood emotionless as prosecutors in massachusetts asked to delay his probable cause hearing because a grand jury is still kidding evidence pulled from hernandez's apartment. >> what they found was boxes of ammunition consistent with the caliber that was recovered at the homicide scene. >> reporter: the 23-year-old is accused of murdering semi-pro player, odin lloyd, last month. court documents reveal one of

very interesting discussion thank you so much for joining me ben levin professor at the university of toronto. thank you now an update to a story we brought you last week it's the case of a san diego california artist who was prosecuted for vandalism after writing into a bank messages on public sidewalks using chalk today a san diego jury acquitted forty year old jeff olson the man that you see in this surveillance video on thirteen counts of vandalism also was also facing thirteen thousand dollars in fines it took the jury less than five hours to arrive at their decision olsen's bank messages included one that read no thanks big banks and another that read shame on bank of america over the weekend in a protest chalky apply dozens of supporters through their own colorful messages and chalk including the phrase this is not vandalism at the end of this ordeal olson has said that to be very relieved that it's all over well. now before we go we have some breaking news to bring you we are getting word right now that edward snowden the former n.s.a. contractor who leaked the massive u.s. su

he says the units are humane and that inmates leading the hunger strike, like marie levin's brother, powerful prison gang members who run criminal networks behind bars and on the streets. >> everybody's seen the movie "the godfather." everybody's seen how the godfather himself never pulled a trigger, never strangled anybody, didn't run the rackets, didn't run the booze, these are those men. >> reporter: lewis alleges that all the inmates here are in the upper echelon of dangerous gangs, and would operate with impunity if they weren't locked up at pelican bay. >> these are not your burglars, not your street corner drug dealers. these men are highly violent and it provides for the safety of my staff, which is paramount. >> reporter: but not all the men fit this profile i met lonnie rose at his home in stockton. he was just recently released. >> and so when you look around at all this, you know, the trees, what do you think, how does it feel to you? >> i think it's good to be home. >> reporter: rose was sent to prison for a non-violent drug offense. but following a riot, officials sent

. >> carl levin serves stale danish. >> every morning they'd go to karl levin's hideaway and every morningdanish there from days or weeks before. >> one time we decided we should eat it to get fresh danish but -- >> we didn't. >> we will discuss danish diplomacy and the return of the mac next on "now." when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of baltimore. when i f

. >> romance for adam levine and snoop dogg.s a love for snails apparent lie summer movies keep on coming and actor ryan gossling is throwing his hat into the ring he talked about playing an under world drug smuggler. >> you can do research you'd do for a role. >> actor is snoop dogg chatted about his character, a snail. >> they mostly get stepped on. people put salt on them. for them to have a big story, a feel good story, it's cool, baby. >> also in attendance children from snoop's youth football league z engagement news for singer adam levine. sthe started dating last year. check out a photo of the two at aotrc.com. >> still head outrage over rolling stone's new cover why the magazine says it was important to showcase the accused boston bomber. >> what happened today to stop this pest from destroying california's fruit industry. >> and even the queen is getting impatient about >>> a pest discovered in san jose that threatens to spoil billions of dollars worth of california produce. >> it's the gaufa -- guava fruit fly. david

host: that is michigan senator carl levin, democrat talking this week at a christian science monitorreakfast about his thoughts on the city of detroit free and fair to tell us more by phone is stephen henderson with the "detroit free press." good morning thank you for joining us. guest: thanks for having me. host: let's talk about what the mood in detroit is. what has been the public reaction? unexpected.was not sort ofbeen in this dire situation now for quite some time. we have had an emergency manager since the spring. this is one of the first things he talked about. he said of things do not work out and if he could not get creditors and retirees and other people who have claims against the city to go along with his plan, bankruptcy was going to be where we were headed. that has been something we have been talking and thinking about for some time. it is still a shock when it happens because it is the largest city ever to have to file for chapter 9 protection. i think people are sort of reflective about how long it has been, this downward slide and how many things have happened that

levin spoke to that. >> agee reputation just like in the commercial he did live in new york and somef them talk to him in irving hall, goodman, new york intellectuals that were very much aware of what agee had accomplished with "now let us praise famous men" and kept his reputation and a life. in fact,, 1944 mcdonald published or made available "now let us praise famous men" through his magazine called politics for subscribers so there was a small flame that connects the struggle of the 30's and 40's to the '60s. >> i want to go to the audience. raise your he and and we will have the microphone come to you. don't be shy. [laughter] end while we are waiting, i want to mention if you have an interest in this as you clearly do, it is worth noting we are about to see a leader resurgence or the opportunity for there to be one of evans and agee there is a whole slew of books coming out? >> the university of tennessee press is publishing the 11 volume scholarly volume of teeeighteen complete works. i death in the family came out 2007 the complete journal will be published this fall. my edit

adam levine. he was the target of many.s, for now. >> oh, that's cold. >> he was -- he broke up with behati, the victoria's secret, back in march. and he did move on. he was with a whole lot of victoria's secret models. the third one, i believe, in mexico on vacation. >> there is nothing wrong with that. >> no. but either that vacation with the new girl didn't go well or he really missed behati. on absence makes the heart grow fonder. >> let's go with that. i choose to be an optimist. >> well, maybe he's in love and he needed time to figure it out. >> sometimes you don't know what you've got until it's gone. >> he's on layaway. >>> a disturbing thing here, it happened a couple days ago. emma roberts, julia roberts' niece, arrested for domestic violence. only 22. a rocky relationship with her boyfriend, actor, musician, evan peters. what can you tell us about that? >> it's unfortunate. emma is not part of that pack of actresses like lindsay and amanda bynes, who is synonymous with trouble. she has a much more squeaky-clean i

harvey levin. >> he's a genius. >> he is a tmz genius. this is one where kanye was confronted by one of the t tmz papparazzo, is that the singular? >> yeah. >> anyway, one guy. a camera guy, a camera dude, and he started talking to kanye and kanye didn't like being spoken to at all, so let's just listen to this piece of tape. >> yo, what's up, i'm a big fan. i love your work. i love your work. >> i appreciate it, but don't talk. that's fine, but don't talk to me. i don't want to hear paparazzi talk to me or anybody i know. >> i'm a reporter. >> no, don't talk to me at all. >> i'm a huge fan. >> don't talk to anyone i know at all, and tell everybody, never talk to anyone that anyone knows. don't talk to themselves. don't talk ever again. >> i love you, though. i do love you, though, kanye. kanye, what about the thrown two with jay-z? people are pumped. >> yo, i said don't talk! >> what was that tirade? >> that was a lot of talking about don't talk. [ laughter ] >> here's the thing, first of all, he knows probably better than -- >> don't ta

the author is joined by philip levine -- levine pulitzer prize winning portrait. >> it never occurred to me to wonder what i was doing as a young kid from west virginia he was working alongside me he would stick along piece of metal then we would pass it on and he would say to me whether remaking here? it is a reasonable question and i said i making $2 and $0.35 an hour i don't know what you are making. [laughter] he said no know what are we making here out of this year metal? it had not occurred to me to even think. i called the four men over. i said what are we making with this metal? he said get back to work and quit screwing off. and i wonder, does he know? [laughter] we could be making the parts court the 1918 chevrolet that ends up know where. i never worked for ford. i never wanted to but i worked for a company that delivered to pick up electric motors so i did go into that. they were just so fast -- vast but even a little machines play this kid and stick it to you. [laughter] >> be interesting thing is with this deal making that ford motor was sold to the russian steelmaker an

>> maybe somebody wrote it, but maybe, you know -- i mean, if you want to bankroll it. >> talk to levin than me. >> is he really? >> i don't know. >> colin quinn. >> where people can find it? >> unconstitutional, google your name. >> we'll just let jerry bu buckheimer out of here. and he can get his new buddy, armond hammond to star in it. he's in 23, in the mojave desert and feels great. and at 23 everybody feels great. >> he looks that way. colin, god bless you. great american, buddy. >>> a key provision of obama care is dre''ed, health care once again the talk of washington. when we return, our very own dr. with our "name your price" tool, people pick a price and we help them find a policy that works for them. huh? also... we've been working on something very special. [ minions gasp, chuckle ] ohhh! ohhh! one day the world... no, the universe will have the pricing power they deserve. mouhahaha! mouhahaha! mouhahaha! ooh-hee-hee-hee! blaaaah! we'll work on it. wah-hah-hah! stopping at nothing to help you save. details are really important during four course. i want to make sure that e

>> maybe somebody wrote it, but maybe, you know -- i mean, if you want to bankroll it. >> talk to leviny? >> i don't know. >> colin quinn. >> where people can find it? >> unconstitutional, google your name. >> we'll just let jerry bu buckheimer out of here. and he can get his new buddy, armond hammond to star in it. he's in 23, in the mojave desert and feels great. and at 23 everybody feels great. >> he looks that way. colin, god bless you. great american, buddy. >>> a key provision of obama care is dre''ed, health care once again the talk of washington. when we return, our very own dr. mark segal discusses that and more with george w. bush, don't go anywhere. the health care debate fired up once again with the decision by the white house to there a a key provision of obama care. the implementation of the employer mandate pushed back to 2015. dr. mark segal caught up with president bush back in may and got his thoughts on the state of today's health care system and more. take a look. >> what do you think the future of health care in the united states is, and what is the best way to appr

heard senator levin speak about that. the debate is often among those senators who have been there for more than one term, who have been in majority and minority and they talk about the difference between the two and the concern for the senate becoming the house where the majority absolutely rules and minority is absolutely without power. there's a fear among the older, more seasoned senators that the senate could evolve into the same fashion. you have the younger, newer democrats, on both sides, frankly, who say we've been here to get something don done. we're willing to upset the apple cour cart to make things happen. you have some republicans who are new to the situation who say, maybe this isn't a bad idea because we're going to be in the majority and wouldn't it be nice to get things done with 51 votes. >> michael, senator cowen talks about the right to filibuster. i wonder how long they can push that before we're right back here. it doesn't seem to move republicans. >> what you're seeing is derek i think historicall

. >>> listen to this, maroon five's lead singer adam levine is officially off the market. >> you guys are dating now. >> i'm proud of him. george clooney, are you listening? it does work. relationships do work, the rocker and "voice" judge got engaged to his girlfriend, a victoria's secret model last weekend. that fits her -- it happened last week and congrats to them. >>> on friday's late night with jimmy fallon, john stamos is set to reunite with his tv band from the show "full house," the rippers. you'll never guess what song they've been rehearsing. ♪ ah ah ♪ ah ♪ whatever happened to ♪ the milkman, the paper boy >> do you know that song, bill? >> i was not a "full house" fan. >> neither was i. >> i know you're a beyonce fan. she got into the face of one of her fans who didn't seem to be too focused when the singer tapped in for a sing-along. >> i'm right in your face, baby. you gotta seize this moment. put that damn camera down. >> she said put the camera down. i am in your face. >> she scares me a little bit. >> does she really? >> and just when you thought it was safe to go bac

are you going to face opposition from senator levin, the chair of the committee?senator levin doesn't support this amendment, but there are many, many senators who do. and we are working our way to the 51 votes we need to pass this amendment to change how these cases are dealt with. we want the decision-makers to be objective, trained, not the chain of command where there could be bias, where this could be a lack of train organize a lack of ability to understand what these cases are actually about. >> how many votes have you got? >> we have almost 51. >> how close? >> very close. >> close enough? >> not yet. but we will get there. we're very close. my goal, chris, is to spend the next several weeks talking with our colleagues one-on-one about their concerns. everyone in the senate wants to solve this issue. they don't want sexual assault and rape in the military because it's undermining our military readiness. it's undermining good order and discipline. and the reality is if we want to have the best fighting force in the world, in the future we have to make sure a

the more conservative ideology seems to be a predictor, the republican women for example voted with levin and a love the of the republicans. but you did see this split in the democratic party with the more liberal senators on the services including gillibrand and mazie hirono voted but still, he won on the backs of the republicans. if you have any thought about where the debate is going in the future and how does what in between the women on that. >> until very recently we have a listing of rules regarding the women in combat and that took a long time to get there and a shifting of the culture and of opinion. i think the more of these stories that come out where you have somebody in charge of sexual harassment policy and then we find out that they have been engaged. they are very broad and more something like that that comes out these kind of amendments will end up getting more support and making potential changes already the fact you have this hearing was the first hearing where you have the leaders of the branches of the services coming in to testify on this issue. is a private discussi

joining the company from chicago, larry levin and are you, where are you? of these guys rooting for good news or bad news on friday? >> well, i'm a professional trader so to be honest with you, i'm rooting for good news, because i think that will drop the market and if you're a bull you'll hope for bad news and get rid of the tapering cost and have more qe. >> in other words, still in bizarro world. what do you think it's going to be. first of all, tell me if you know how many jobs were free the last month. what's your prediction, good news, bad news? >> i think it's going to be bad. around 150 or 140,000, a little below the 175 concensus that i think that people are looking for. with that being the case, more talk of more qe and the fed not getting in the way and bringing the markets higher. unfortunately, a lack of volatility for special traders and your viewers out there. i think we all want good news to be good news and the market is open and we want to check the big board right now. we were indicating up, and the dow up 29 points, as you can see right

. >> senator levin said this morning that his proposal to move these decisions further up the chain of command to the colonel level will take care of the problem of retaliation. what would your response be to that? >> i disagree with his assessment and i, you know, just to be clear, i think senator levin cares deeply about this issue and is putting forth his best effort on what he believes will make a difference. but the reason why i think that change doesn't do enough is because of this: right now the commanders are putting forward cases that are reported and that their attorneys are suggesting should be prosecuted. even sometimes the commander will say let's go forward even if the prosecutor isn't sure. but that's only about 300 cases. so if you're starting with 26,000 and only 300 are going to trial, if that commander's decision's being appealed if he says no, that's not the problem. in fact, the commander and his lawyer only disagree 1% of the time. so that's 1% of 300 cases. it's a handful. that's not our problem. our problem is not the disagreement between a commander and a lawye