one gentleman michael levin ten who's the founder of the occupied wall street journal it was even distributed among zuccotti when it first started and he told me you know this movement never was really about a campaign that was more a symbol to try to get the attention from the establishment to really pay attention to the message and it really did shift the dialogue in this nation and he said now you know the battle is in the big isn't about between the. occupiers and the police and that's where they really need to shift it toward what is their movement really about and how are they going to strategize to get there and speaking of the police i mean what we've seen throughout these protest is a really harsh crackdown by police you know we've seen images of baton and pepper spray but was there any police resistance this time around before we got there on saturday that some of the occupiers tried to put up a tent in franklin square park and there is a strict curfew at night and so the police were there in full force the heads were cracked open and there was an arrest after that though it was pre

. >>> i'm michael levine deployed in afghanistan at isaf command.to say happy july 4th to my family in new york, and my mother and dad and sister-in-law and their new baby evelyn. happy july 4th. >>> well, those patriotic parades are taking place all over the united states. you are looking live at our affiliate from miami, florida, wsvn and the parade is going through biscayne right now. >>> making sure that charities is doing right by your donations is something that we are paying close attention to. it is something that our drew griffin has been investigating for more than a year and digging for answers from charities accused of collecting millions of dollars and not spending it where the donors expecting it and not spending it on the vets. one of the charities under diskrutny is the national association of veterans there. is no sign of to cash donations of more than $56 million over three years that has actually gone directly to veteransch. instead of cash, drew found that the group gives away stuff, free stuff that they have gotten from various

here with his thoughts on how to get america back to mark, michael levin, president and coo of the lasalison is also a member. >> good morning, joe, how are you? >> i'm well. we talk about banks being impossible to understand and too big. i wouldn't know -- i guess we'll start in lay vs vegas and macau and then your moves into the continent in spain is something we could spend a half hour on but let's talk about how business is given the economic backdrop in las vegas. are you allowed to talk about that? >> we can talk about las vegas if you want. the major thing about las vegas it is indicative of what the job creator's alliance is all about, how we educate employees on what's going on with our government, and policies and about our government and how it inhibits job creation, but vegas is basically, our visitation is up, has been up for the last year or so, may we had lousy numbers in i have gas that were published in terms of gaming revenue but our visitation was up. we're getting less spend per person and that's what statistically is happening. people don't have as much money in th

michael phelps in north baltimore. there are plenty of places to watch it right here on channel levin. interestingly, less people than you might think are actually traveling to london to watch the games. >> over at union jacks, they're considered one of the go to places when it comes to big british events from the royal wedding. >> i was at work at 5:00 in the morning getting things set up. >> to the world cup. >> when england was playing in the world cup, you could not even sit down. >> they are using the british- themed of as a gathering place for the olympic games offering all kinds of food and drink specials for the opening ceremony. >> would you actually want to go to the games in person? >> tickets become very expensive. >> she says it to still want to go, air fare ranges from $1,300-$1,500 per person and an average hotel around london will run about $1,200 per person. the interest was there, but most people had a hard time with the expense. >> six or nine months ago we have people calling, but when your $2,500 price tags plus the cost of the olympic tickets, that is out of peopl

. >> michael, if you can stand by, i also want to bring in jack levin. riminologist and professor at northwest university. thank you for joining us. i want to pick up on what michael just had to say. the things we know about him do not seem to fit the profile of a mass murderer. you have a guy described as quiet but brainy, someone who was working with disadvantaged kids, a big brother and big sister. although he didn't seem to have a huge circle of friends, he wasn't isolated, either. he played soccer, he ran cross country. what do you make of these descriptions of him and what took place here just a couple of days ago? >> well, you know, chris, we may find out that this killer fits the profile better than you think. many of the characteristics or lack of characteristics that michael just pointed out are found in mass killers generally. they don't look like monsters. they don't act in a bizarre way. their pathology is situational. and almost every one of them has suffered some catastrophic loss. in this case, in june, the killer had withdrawn from his ph

levin a key ally of u.s. president barack obama who chaired the team that published report top nama advisory michael gagan was h.s.b.c.'s most senior executive for almost the entire period now under investigation the current chairman was the bank's chief operating officer between two thousand and six and two thousand and eight and before that ran its middle east business so these two men are in charge now of cleaning up the irish financial system which was more than any other situation in europe was a financial crime scene and they brought in two of the capital dicaprio's involved the one of the biggest crimes here is that h.s.b.c. was engaged and they're supposed to be cleaning up this mess right but their real risk of. lowing themselves up and the people around them because they also finance terrorists as we know from the h.s.b.c. case so don't go into any airplanes with bankers if you see a banker going on an airplane you'll see them with a briefcase and gucci loafers ok those are the terrorists don't get on that claim well all these rescinded a base criminals bank and criminals operate out of london grim

michael bauden explains what he believes really happened here. >>> fireworks over the supreme court ruling on the president's health care law. radio talk show host mark levin blasting the decision and the chief justice. now suggesting we need term limits for federal judges. he joins me live ahead. >> this decision is so absurd, it is so internally contradictary, if i were john roberts i would be embarrassed to have my signature on it. is america's ? oh, you're good! hey, did you know that honey nut cheerios is... oh you too! ooh, hey america's favorite cereais... honey nut cheerios ok then off to iceland! fight both fast with new tums freshers! concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. new tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪ [ male announcer ] fast relief, fresh breath, all in a pocket sized pack. megyn: we are getting new insight today on a dramatic scene inside a courtroom involving a former wall street trader who may have popped a poison pill moments after being convicted of torching his own multimillion-dollar mansion. he was on trial for arson. pick up the story with the verdict being read last thursday. >> we