>> secret adam levine -- you know, i was all in with music.ty pieces you do? >> i can balance things on my nose pretty well. >> really? >> yeah. >> how big a thing can you balance on your nose? >> i can balance a lot of stuff on my nose. i can balance -- probably nothing in here. >> i'm going to get something at the break. >> i'll start looking for them and if i see something -- on my chin, too. i can do guitars. it's quite amazing, actually. >> i like this theory. i think we'll go to a break and find something you can balance on your nose. >> i did that when you i was 7 years old. i appeared in a -- >> we'll find something up here. >> i will do it right now. >> great. let's have a break, and then we come back to adam levine, the [oinking] [hissing] [ding] announcer: cook foods to the right temperature using a food thermometer. 3,000 americans will die from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. ♪ this love has taken its toll on me ♪ ♪ she said good-bye ♪ too many times before ♪ and her heart is breaking in front of me ♪

>> secret adam levine -- you know, i was all in with music.>> i can balance things on my nose pretty well. >> really? >> yeah. >> how big a thing can you balance on your nose? >> i can balance a lot of stuff on my nose. i can balance -- probably nothing in here. >> i'm going to get something at the break. >> i'll start looking for them and if i see something -- on my chin, too. i can do guitars. it's quite amazing, actually. >> i like this theory. i think we'll go to a break and find something you can balance on your nose. >> i did that when you i was 7 years old. i appeared in a -- >> we'll find something up here. >> i will do it right now. >> great. let's have a break, and then we come back to adam levine, the great nose balancer. ♪ let me entertain you ♪ let me make you smile ♪ let me do a few tricks ♪ some old and then some new tricks ♪ ♪ i'm very versatile ♪ so let me entertain you ♪ and we'll have a real good time ♪ [ male announcer ] with beats audio and flash, you can experience richer music and download movies straight to the new hp t

levin. mr. levin: i yield two minutes to another member of our committee, mr. neal of massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts, two minutes. mr. neal: thank you, mr. levin for yielding. this argument today is not about new spending. the argument today is paying our bills. this is the credit card that has come due for the irresponsibility that we witnessed in this chamber and across this congress for eight years of the bush administration. two wars and $2.3 trillion worth of tax cuts, a prescription d medicare drug bill that came due . the president's chief economic adviser at the time said it was going to cost $300 billion in iraq. they fired him. dick cheney said $60 billion in iraq and in and out in six to eight months. 10 years later, we are in iraq. we have created 2.2 million new veterans. they are going to need our care for years to come in our health centers, for the v.a. it's going to be expensive. paul wolfowitz, in and out of iraq in a few months, a few

levin. mr. levin: i yield two minutes to another member of our committee, mr. neal of massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts, two minutes. mr. neal: thank you, mr. levin for yielding. this argument today is not about new spending. the argument today is paying our bills. this is the credit card that has come due for the irresponsibility that we witnessed in this chamber and across this congress for eight years of the bush administration. two wars and $2.3 trillion worth of tax cuts, a prescription d medicare drug bill that came due . the president's chief economic adviser at the time said it was going to cost $300 billion in iraq. they fired him. dick cheney said $60 billion in iraq and in and out in six to eight months. 10 years later, we are in iraq. we have created 2.2 million new veterans. they are going to need our care for years to come in our health centers, for the v.a. it's going to be expensive. paul wolfowitz, in and out of iraq in a few months, a few

levin. mr. levin: i yield two minutes to another member of our committee, mr. neal of massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts, two minutes. mr. neal: thank you, mr. levin for yielding. this argument today is not about new spending. the argument today is paying our bills. this is the credit card that has come due for the irresponsibility that we witnessed in this chamber and across this congress for eight years of the bush administration. two wars and $2.3 trillion worth of tax cuts, a prescription d medicare drug bill that came due . the president's chief economic adviser at the time said it was going to cost $300 billion in iraq. they fired him. dick cheney said $60 billion in iraq and in and out in six to eight months. 10 years later, we are in iraq. we have created 2.2 million new veterans. they are going to need our care for years to come in our health centers, for the v.a. it's going to be expensive. paul wolfowitz, in and out of iraq in a few months, a few

levin: i thank my friend. mr. durbin: i yield the floor. mr. leahy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, i would just add to what senator reid and senator durbin and senator levin have said. the 60 votes is a filibuster, is to block this. now, we speak of how long people have been here. i came here, president ford was president. i served with president ford, president carter, president reagan, president george h.w. bush, president william jefferson clinton, president george w. bush and now president obama. at no time with any of those presidents prior to president obama was there ever a request for a 60-vote -- a 60-member vote to raise the debt limit ceiling. certainly with the number of times we raised the debt limit under president ronald reagan, not one single republican suggested we needed 60 votes, it was important enough for that. not one -- not once under president george h.w. bush. not once under president george bush did a single republican say it's so important that we have a 60-vote margin. and yet all

levin: yes. mr. dreier: i say the action we are about to do here today is see the ocess that senator mcconnell and senator reid work together. why? mr. levin: i take back my time. mr. dreier, that is pernicious nonsense. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to address their comments to the chair, not otherwise. the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: i didn't hear you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: i said members are reminded to address their comments to the chair and not to others. mr. dreier: i wi not only address you, madam chair, i won't point my finger at you as i address you. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. mr. dreier: let me say, madam speaker, that senator mcconnell has just minutes ago asked senator reid to bring the reid proposal to the floor of the united states senate and a decision has been made by senator reid not to bring the measure up. on at least three occasions senator mcconnell has asked since senator reid has said that his proposal is the only one that c

levin. mr. levin: it is now my pleasure to yield two minutes to the gentleman who is a member of our committee and the chair of our caucus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut for two minutes. mr. larson: thank you, mr. speaker, thank you, mr. levin. at this very moment the whole world is watching in on the united states congress. it is a sad day for the united states congress. we in america, the preeminent military, economic and cultural leaders in the world are governing like we're a thirled world country -- third world country. t.s.a. sad time for this body -- it is a sad time for this body that we cannot come together. sad is the american public who looks in at this and recognizes that it's theater, except that it's become the theater of the absurd. in a frail recovery where americans are already overburdened, what we have in front of us is a manufactured ideological crisis. 18 times the debt ceiling was raised for ronald reagan. eight times for george bush. because they

adam levine. >> what happened here exactly. >> jimmy: i look exactly like this with my clothes off. really weird. >> dicky: and music from panic at the disco. >> go ahead, do it, andrew. when a carpet is clean and fresh, it's irresistible. experience this in your home with resolve deep clean powder. its moist powder penetrates deep, removing three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while also neutralizing odors at their source. it's a clean you can see, smell, and really enjoy. resolve deep clean powder. don't just vacuum clean, resolve clean. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with news about the bud light port paradise cruise. it might be the best time you never want to talk about. we go now to guillermo, who is sailing the high seas. how is it going out there, guillermo? >> oh, hi, jimmy. thank you for sending me on the port paradise cruise. i'm having the time of my life. i just wish my chihuahuas were here with me. i hope they're doing okay. hola, paco and pepe. how are you? si, i miss you, too

levin. mr. levin: could i inquire of our time, please? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan has 9 1/2 minutes and mr. camp has seven. mr. levin: it's my pleasure to yield two minutes to another distinguished member of our committee, mr. blumenauer of oregon. the speaker pro tempore: for? for how long? mr. levin: two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. i didn't hear. mr. blumenauer: mr. speaker, this proposal that is brought for us today can be characterized by three words. reckless, hypocritical and abusive. it's reckless because for the first time in history we're having people play an elaborate gamef fiscal checken -- chicken, threatening the full faith and credit of the united states for their own ideological agenda. 102 times we have increased the debt limit since 1917, seven mes for george bush, even though he was fighting unfunded wars and proposing massive tax cuts. pele are already paying the price right now as we're starting to see stock markets slide, premiums are increased for ensuring our debt and ther

it includes al franken and sandra levin. this is about two hours. >> well, i guess we can get started. welcome to the forum today. i want to thank you for coming. thank you to the sponsors, afl-cio, demos, and the economic policy institute. i'm bob herbert. i sometimes wonder what universe the politicians in washington are traveling in. we have a full-blown employment crisis in the country. it's a true disaster, but that's not the sense you'd get if you follow the comings and goings of the movers and shakers at the white house on capitol hill. i've been talking to people who have been out of work for the longest time, and whose families are really suffering. missing mortgage payments, credit cards, missing meals. one man who was out of work for a year and is married and the father of a 5-year-old told me what it was like last christmas when the family had a tree, but had no presents to put under it. this was a man in his 30s in ohio in 2011, but he sundayed like a figure from one of those old depression era hollywood movies.

author hillel levin interviewed larry hall. >> it was a very cluttered household.re raised with dysfunction. >> the neighbors say the mother was domineering. the father drank and sometimes turned violent. he worked at the local cemetery. what was it like growing up to a seb cemetery? was it creepy? >> no, not at all, not for me. at 12 years of age, larry and i started working at the cemetery. >> as he grew older, larry had problems fitting in at school. >> he was always the backward twin. i was the more dominant out going twin. he hung out with what my wife and i and a lot of fellow classmates, called "the misfits" or the "stinky" crowd. >> still, the boys were best friends and as young men gary and larry developed a unusual hobby as civil war re-enactors. >> during that time period, i was able to travel around and meet him at battlefields and go on tours and stuff. it was a lot of fun. >> larry was hooked, even growing the mutton chops from his hair tlooin his seoul. though the re-enactment helped larry make friends he still struggled with women. >> what was he li

author hillel levin interviewed larry hall. >> it was a very cluttered household. they were raised with dysfunction. >> neighbors say their mother was domineering. their father drank and sometimes turned violent. he worked at the local cemetery. what was it like growing up next to a cemetery? was it creepy? >> no, not at all, not for me. you know, at 12 years of age, larry and i started working at the cemetery. >> as he grew older, larry had problems fitting in at school. >> he was always the backward twin. i was the more dominant, out-going twin. he hung out with what my wife and i and a lot of fellow classmates, called "the misfits" or the "stinky" crowd. >> still, the boys were best friends, and as young men gary and larry developed an unusual new hobby as civil war reenactors. >> i met a lot of new friends during that time period. i was able to travel around and meet them at the battlefields and go on tours and stuff. it was a lot of fun. >> larry was hooked, even growing the mutton chops from his hairline to his jowl. though the re-enactment helped larry make

levin: yes. mr. dreier: i say the action we are about to do here today is see the process that senator mcconnell and senator reid work together. why? mr. levin: i take back my time. mr. dreier, that is pernicious nonsense. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to address their comments to the chair, not otherwise. the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: i didn't hear you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: i said members are reminded to address their comments to the chair and not to others. mr. dreier: i will not only address you, madam chair, i won't point my finger at you as i address you. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. mr. dreier: let me say, madam speaker, that senator mcconnell has just minutes ago asked senator reid to bring the reid proposal to the floor of the united states senate and a decision has been made by senator reid not to bring the measure up. on at least three occasions senator mcconnell has asked since senator reid has said that his proposal is the only one th

levin: mr. president, i would ask that i be yielded ten minutes. i understand that although this is on the republican time, that there is no objection. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. levin: mr. president, whatever one's position is on the best way to cut the deficit, we all should be able to agree on this, that we must raise the debt ceiling, we must pay our bills. failing to do so is to invite economic catastrophe. the american people have had their fill of catastrophe and near catastrophe. recently in afghanistan, admiral mullen, chairman of our joint chiefs, was asked by troops if they'll be paid next month. his answer was, "i honestly can't answer that question." admiral mullen had to tell the troops, "i'd like to give you a better answer than that right now. i just honestly don't know." mr. president, it is inconceivable to me that we will leave our troops in limbo by driving our country over the cliff of default. our nation's economic life is in peril. i don't remember ever

i questioned is forheather and -- for heather and congressman levin.you think these trade agreements will help economic growth in the united states? are you for them or against them and why? >> korea would lose 159,000 jobs. it is too large as 14,000 jobs we would lose. colombia is a special category. forget about the economics of it. 51 trade union members were assassinated in colombia. the most dangerous person -- the most dangerous place to be in the world if you are in a trade union is colombia. is 51 ceo's had been assassinated last year, would we be clamoring for a trade agreement or clamoring for the rule of law. congressman levin thought to get the work plan put into preliminary language so that it had enforceability. as it is, colombia lacks the ability or the will to enforce the rule of law and to protect trade unions. the work plan that the president agreed to was an improvement. after the agreement is signed, there is no way to enforce it. they could on their nose -- thumb their nose at us and there is nothing we could do. economically, it

levin says hello. >> what is next for casey anthony?n't believe how much money she may make off her experience. >> could a phenomenon we discussed one years ago, known as the csi effect, could that explain casey's acquittal? that and more straight ahead. the debate is over. ♪ lexus hybrid drive technogy is designed to optimize any fuel source on the planet. even those we don't use yet. because when you pursue perfection, you don't just engineer a future-proof hybrid system. you engineer amazing. ♪ what's vanishing deducti all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductible. every year you don't have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? thnext year... th was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> sean: george and cindy anthony fled the courtroom yesterday after the jury announced their daughter's acquittal many now according to radar online the couple is in hiding after receiving death threats over the internet. their

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levin says hello. >> what is next for casey anthony?eve how much money she may make off her experience. >> could a phenomenon we discussed one years ago, known as the csi effect, could that >> sean: george and cindy anthony fled the courtroom yesterday after the jury announced their daughter's acquittal many now according to radar online the couple is in hiding after receiving death threats over the internet. their attorney announced they've not decided whether they will welcome their daughter who lived with them in 2008, back into their home when all of this is over. from the looks of it, casey's financial prospects are great. abc news reports she stands to gain over $750,000 to write a tell-all book. she can rake that in while in jail. also, she can net a similar sum for sitting down for an exclusive tv interview. tmz news reports that an alternate career path may open up to her. pornography. porn executive called baez to gauge her interest and told tmz we've all seen the pictures of her partying, having a good time where she looks ho

i'm delighted that congressman sandy levin, a real champion of working families is here with us. got his start as a labor lawyer in detroit and now served in the house for more than 30 years, he has never abandoned the fight for working people either here in the united states or abroad. he is a past chairman of the ways and means committee and now its ranking democrat. welcome, congressman. [applause] we are fortunate also to have with us heather boushey, senior economist at the center for american progress working on labor market issues especially the stunning impact of the great recession on workers and their families. she worked as an economist at the joint economic committee at the u.s. congress, the center for economic policy and research, and the economic policy institute. she has always been a powerful and articulate voice for economic policies, and we welcome her here today. [applause] rich trumka is here. some of you may have heard of him. [laughter] he is the president of the afl-cio, a rare individual who knows the ways of washington but understands from long personal

and mark levin is joining us on the phone, the constitutional attorney.you listen to his radio show he has been ripping, ripping, ripping, especially those republicans who are going along with john boehner and mcconnell trying to find middle ground and you could say of mark levin he is holding this deal hostage. >> i congratulate john boehner he will get a bill passed that does almosting in to cut debt, that will be dead in the senate, they will strip out the been ban -- strip out the balanced budget amendment part and take the bane bill, put the new names on it and call it reid and mcconnell to the house, and then obama will find it so i congratulate all of the hacks in washington but, they can throw their fast balls but some of us see them. >>neil: you have been saying that remember those who are doing this. remember those who are caving, et cetera. what do you mean by that? >>guest: when people vote they need to make a decision. i don't to this is the end all or be all but some of the members who ran for office insisting they with not do what they are

. >> reporter: levine has his love for the ocean tattooed on his arm. >> i was supposed to be on thefood chain, and for some time i was on the bottom of it. >> reporter: levine says he will go fishing again, even in mexico. >> and you can click on the special section we've created. it includes raw video of the rescue. >>> demonstrators came together on the uc berkeley campus to fight against prop 209. proposition 209 bans affirmative actions at uc schools. jerry brown told the state supreme court the proposition violated the constitution. today was the last day for the governor to challenge the ban. so protesters called on governor brown to reinstate his stance. >> affirmative action with one out of the civil rights movement is the only way to integrate these public universities and prop 209 is today's version of separate and unequal making it illegal to take measures for integration. >>> a bold pizza place in san rafael is about to be toned up a little bit. after months of controversy, owner pizza orgasmica has agreed to change the pizza parlor's bright paint job. the owner says the

. >> reporter: levine has his love for the ocean tattooed on his arm. >> i was supposed to be on theof that food chain, and for some time i was on the bottom of it. >> reporter: levine says he will go fishing again, even in mexico. >> and you can click on the special section we've created. it includes raw video of the rescue. >>> demonstrators came together on the uc berkeley campus to fight against prop 209. proposition 209 bans affirmative actions at uc schools. jerry brown told the state supreme court the proposition violated the constitution. today was the last day for the governor to challenge the ban. so protesters called on governor brown to reinstate his stance. >> affirmative action with one out of the civil rights movement is the only way to integrate these public universities and prop 209 is today's version of separate and unequal making it illegal to take measures for integration. >>> a bold pizza place in san rafael is about to be toned up a little bit. after months of controversy, owner pizza orgasmica has agreed to change the pizza parlor's bright paint job. the owner

dakota, and i may have said north dakota before and i apologize, and constitutional attorney mark levinwisconsin republican ron johnson, and at 6:00 p.m. on fox business network, barney frank and become on saturday, the budget bull, taking it to the limit with republican congressman ben quayle and more. so much more, including don imus, and all you need to know i am there, we are watching your money, because we care. but, first, compromise, consider what the president got in the works for your car. [ jelani ] neither of my parents went to college. something that was drilled in me early on, you know, college is the place for you. it's my number one go. ♪ students like me, who take these ap math and science classes and have these opportunies, this is where the american dream lies. when i write that book, you know, i plan to dedicate it to my school. ♪ when i write that book, those hopes and dreams that you have, you know, they're within reach. and i'm living proof. >>neil: and president obama is scheduled to announce a fuel efficiency plan that had audit to -- automakers they were so mad

carl levin has called for a 15,000 troop drawdowns this year. you see a tremendous shift in terms of both democrats and republicans. i have had so many conversations with colleagues on both sides of the aisle in the course of seeking to encourage people to sign this letter. the fact that 27 senators signed it, the fact that it was bipartisan, the fact that it include committee chairs shows you a huge shift and a shift that it is responding to the american people. the matter what kind of county town hall i am in, folks overwhelmingly, in conservative ambergris account is, overwhelmingly believe that we are misusing our resources and putting our sons and daughters at risk, not in the best interest of the u.s. national security. >tavis: what is your view on this debate about the debt ceiling and the republican demand to link it to deficit reduction? we're getting very close to defcon 1. >> as -- what is to happen is that the republicans need to stop defending the programs in the tax code that protect the wealthy. that is the type of vision that dem

. >> pamela levin. there is about $300,000 in there. that could be used up quickly. the process to recover the money is extremely slow. as ed mentioned, we were in a deficit, we moved some money in over there. and then it is also restricted. the other thing is an issue on contractors. if we are using our own contract, if we make the arrangements for a contractor to make repairs, and we are doing is based on paying this out of our own funds, that contractor has to be complied with all of the city rules. we are willing to point people in the direction to become compliant, but that is also a slow process. the city has lots of rules. it does not make it very easy. commissioner walker: and the definition of life and safety is well established. as i understand, it would need to be a directive from the director. >> it means that some of his life is in danger or peril. loss of heat would be like the safety. -- life safety. >> members of the commission, good morning. chief housing inspector. does the commission wants an overview on the history of emergency orders and repairs?

louisa was diagnosed with kleine-levin syndrome, an incurable disorder thatt trigges a reaction in a specific part of the brain. >> it's very important for sleep control, as well as eating, maybe temperature regulation. and irritability. >> reporter: kls more often effects males and usually hits with a virus. it seems to bring on the long hibernation, the aggressive moodiness. >> can become very aggressive. they can hit, punch, scratch. where they normally would no do this. especially if somebody wakes them up. >> reporter: louisa would swear at her mother, something she would never do. >> and that's typical of the disorder. >> reporter: for now, mood stabilizers and hormone therapy may help around the edges. but it doesn't ward off the sleep. when you wake up, louisa, from one of these episodes, does it seem credible to you that you've been asleep for ten days? >> i am confused about what day it is because i don't know how long i slept for and when i realize, i'm like, wow, that's a long time. >> reporter: what do you feel like? >> refreshed. >> reporter: her long slumbers are less

. >> reporter: survivor dave levine told his wife how he let go of an ice chest he and four others clung to to swim to land a few miles away. it took eight hours against strong current, determination and some luck. >> when he was swimming ashore, he took a stroke and when one hand came out there was a bottle of water in. then he took another stroke and he came up with another bottle of water. >> reporter: survivors are driving home today, two in their group missing but not given up on. >> my dad would not want it any other way. you know these are his best friend, and he has always thought us that we don't leave our friends side or our family's side. so it's not just him, we want all six. >> reporter: again that was ktvu's debra villalon reporting. ktvu obtained video of the men being rescued. you can view that video on ktvu.com just look under the lost fishermen tab. >>> we're getting new video of crews from northern california searching for any survivors in the gulf of california. the coast guard took off this morning. they're joined by searchers from the mexican navy. the coast guard s

. >> my name is adam levin. i run several pizza parlors in the city. we cannot pass on any of the health care costs in additional fees. just an example of one store that does not make enough to pass on -- to take on additional expenses. one-third of the crew is full time, two-thirds is part time. in the past, before the city passed its mandate, full-time employees got health insurance, dental, paid time off as a benefit. we spend about $250,000 for our crew. then the city passed its own minimum-wage and paid time off. that added $30,000 to our cost. most of that money went to the part-time employees, the tipped employees. full-time employees were already making more and had benefits. then the city passed health care benefits. without the hra option, it will cost another $25,000. with the hra, which i use for part-time employees, we were able to manage that at a considerably lower number. now the city wants to change that. the benefit will go to the part- time employees who have used much less than is available so far. the cost would go up with all of t

. >> philip levine grew up in detroit during the great depression, the son of russian jewish immigrantshe worked in the auto plants, and resolved that he would speak for the people working in the factory. "and," he said, "sure enough, i've gone and done it." >> belle isle, 1949. we stripped in the first warm spring night and ran down into the detroit river to baptize ourselves in the brine of car parts, dead fish, stolen bicycles, melted snow. i remember going under hand in hand with a polish highschool girl i'd never seen before, and the cries our breath made caught at the same time on the cold, and rising through the layers of darkness into the final moonless atmosphere that was this world, the girl breaking the surface after me and swimming out on the starless waters towards the lights of jefferson ave. and the stacks of the old stove factory unwinking. turning at last to see no island at all but a perfect calm dark as far as there was sight, and then a light and another riding low out ahead to bring us home, ore boats maybe, or smokers walking alone. back panting to the gray coarse

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when rebels levin, government supporters flee, terrified. -- when rebels moved in, government supporters lee, terrified. they leave -- when rebels move in, government supporters fulle, terrified. they leave ghost towns. they are accused of abusing prisoners. people who stayed in the towns were working with the army, one rebel said. the houses they rob were once the army used. people who were beaten were working with the gaddafi brigades. the rebels would still like us to think of them as they think of themselves, the good guys. these men were crushed by colonel gaddafi pose a tanks -- took tos tanks, so they the hills. >> i am a senior engineer. but now i am holding guns and fighting. even if this were take a long time, we're not going back. -- this war takes a long time, we're not going back. >> the fighters have no doubt of their eventual victory. their tanks will roll into tripoli soon, they say. but colonel gaddafi has reportedly sent his best army units to stop these rebels. there in the last big town on the way to the capital. fate and that of the libyan revolution could be decided