i would like to hear what he has to say. >> host: let's see what mark levin says.s in elections, he left for college and gerrymandering. let me start with corporate funding of elections. there is no corporate funding of elections. the citizens united case was allowing corporations to fund advocacy ads so they concluded not only should unions be able to do it but corporations too. why not? as long as it is public and we know who is contributing what to these campaigns it got to be online so you can get it immediately and in a lot of cases it is i don't have a problem with that. i have a problem with the shadowy stuff that goes on with members of congress and so on but the front donations is fine. i say this as someone who has a problem, the chamber of commerce conducted self and is now getting in the republican primaries for the purpose of defeating conservative candidates and pushing big government corporate republican candidates. that said, principle is principal, free-speech is free speech. as for the, durrell college of course i support it. there's a movement to

levin. mr. levin: i now yield as much time as he shall consume to the gentleman from maryland, the ranking member on the budget committee, mr. van hollen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. van hollen: i thank you, mr. chairman, and i want to thank my friend and colleague, the ranking member of the ways and means committee, for all the work he's done on tax policy to make sure we have a tax policy that's both pro growth and works for the country. i want to thank the chairman for the ways and means committee for his efforts on tax reform. i wish what we were doing today was talking about real tax reform. many of us agree that we need to reform our corporate tax code, that we do need to deal with the rates and we need to deal with the base, but that's not what this is about. the speaker decided not to bring before this full house the tax reform bill that the chairman of the ways and means committee has worked on and that's not what we're dealing with today. nor

i listen to mark levin. always agree with everything he says, but one of the problems i see with our political system is -- [inaudible] they debate issues ask ask them questions and all i get back is -- [inaudible] and with that said, that's the only pining i'm going -- opining i'm going to do, i've got three specific questions for mark, and i'd like to get his knowledgeable opinion on these areas. corporate funding of elections, doing away with the electoral college and, um, gerrymandering, doing away with gerrymandering. i'd like to hear what mark has to say about those three -- >> host: thank you, todd. we'll have to see what mr. levin says. >> guest: what was the third one? >> host: gerrymandering. >> guest: all right. let me start with corporate funding of elections. well, there are no -- there is no corporate funding of elections. what the citizens united case did was allow corporations to fund advocacy ads. so they concluded that not only should unions be able to do it, but corporations should be able

levin has to say.ll right i will start with the corporate funding of elections. there are -- there is no corporate funding of elections but the citizens united case did was allow corporations to fund advocacy ads so they concluded that not only should unions be able to do at the corporation should able to do it too. why not? as long as its public, as long as we know who is kutcher beating what to these campaigns than it ought to be on line so you can get it immediately ended many cases it is. i don't have a problem with that. i have a problem with the shadowy stuff that goes on with members of congress and so forth. but out front donations is fine and i say this is somebody who has a problem with how the u.s. chamber of commerce conducts itself and is now getting into republican primaries for the purpose of defeating conservative candidates in pushing big government corporatist republican candidates. with that said principle was principle and free speech is free speech. as for the electoral college is

levin, where'd you grow up? >> guest: i grew up outside of philadelphia in a township called chel tonham for most of my youth in a community called elkin's park. >> host: why did jack and norma live there? >> guest: that's a good question, because they were born in philadelphia, and they started a nursery school and day camp right outside of philadelphia in springfield township, pennsylvania. so pulling back just a little, i was originally raised in erdenhime, and then we moved to the other township which wasn't far away. so they were small business people. my mother was a former teacher. my father was a artist, and they started that business together, and they ran it for almost 20 years. >> host: are they still living? >> guest: they are. my father's 88, my fore's 82. -- mother's 82. they are just, you know, they're wonderful. -- >> host: still in the philly area? >> guest: they live in florida. and be i have an older brother, doug, who lives in philly, a younger brother, rob, who lives in virginia. and my pare

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levin.where pleased that congress is looking at various options. reexamining policies and improving programs and prisons and strengthening reentry so we can reduce that i -- highof is him recently was a rate. we recognize although there has been a sixfold increase in incarceration -- incarceration .ates we believe the pendulum swung too far. we have too many low-risk offenders behind bars. we have a better ability to supervise more nonviolent offenders. over the past several years we have worked with conservative governors and make -- lawmakers to enact successful reforms including many dealing with mandatory minimums. 29 states have reduced minimums relating to nonviolent offenses. crime has declined in south carolina. we would argue that we need to .e-examine mandatory minimums inber one they can result prison terms. the vast majority affected are not kingpins. that is seven percent of those cases. instead we need to do is look at the fact that most individuals are nonviolent. -- more than

adam levine on the cover of "people" magazine named sexiest man alive.him cool, confident and seductive. here i am on the cover of web m.d. magazine. the cover text also inquires whether you the reader are due for a prostate screening. i know you remember being on that cover. if you're still having trouble, here's another trick to remember who's who. adam levine as the lead singer has moves like mick jagger whereas i've always thought i had moves like dougie.

adam levine on the cover of "people" magazine named sexiest man alive.s him cool, confident and seductive. here i am on the cover of web m.d. magazine. the cover text also inquires whether you the reader are due for a prostate screening. i know you remember being on that cover. if you're still having trouble, here's another trick to remember who's who. adam levine as the lead singer has moves like mick jagger miley cyrus, meg ryan, whereas i get mistaken for, you guessed it, it happened again just on this program. let me start with you, what was your reaction? >> first of all, thanks for having me, wolf. >> anderson. >> also dr. drew. i had somebody yell at me, hey, dr. drew. i was like [ bleep ] you. sorry.

. >> on top of that, you hear from senators levin and mccain, credit suisse did not have to hand over names of their clients. until a treaty is finalized, they can hang on to it. everything that senator levin got did not come out of this. >> we will see if they get tougher. >> speaking of tough, margaret carlson and ramesh ponnuru. mitch mcconnell, got 60%. is he home free in november? >> he was not the strongest candidate. he was in favor of tarp. when they criticized him for voting for it, it did not work. could not figure out what the bill of rights exactly was. not really made for prime time. mitch mcconnell won and allison grimes will be a much tougher opponent. >> mcconnell still has a real race? >> yes. >> do you agree? >> yes. he never wins general elections. the money has to be on him. with obama's numbers underwater, it is hard to think that democrats will win. disgruntled -- >> how about georgia? jill won easily. there is a runoff. many republicans think they are the 2 strongest. >> they are the strongest republican candidates in all likelihood compared to the people who pl

and levin picked which groups should be subject to additional scrutiny.ld we get an explanation after apparently stemming this problem and pinning it on bone heads in cincinnati? >> the president could say i got this information, it was obviously wrong. i never thought we would see the smoking gun email with the president's name on it saying do this or some document. but obviously there were more people involved. julie: will we ever know? >> there are people -- our lawsuit is moving forward. we get to depositions. there are people who testified that it does look like their testimony, people like carter hall, an irs lawyer, their testimony wasn't accurate. julie: jordan sekulow, thank you very much. bill: holding the department of veterans affairs to account. we are await ago hearing in the senate on the allegations of delays in medical care for america's heros that may have cost many lives and allegations the va was cooking the books to cough this up. we'll cover that live for you this morning here on america's newsroom. >> it's unforgivable and unforgett

levin andou, senator members of the subcommittee. i'm from the federal trade commission partnership opportunity to committee's statement. i thank the subcommittee for the yesterday.ssued we look forward to working with you on these important issues. the primarily a civil law enforcement agency enforcing section five, which prohibiteds unfair practices. we're committed to using this. used sectionwe five to take several actions against online ad networks. educate consumers and businesses about the onlining environment and encourage self-regulation. i will discuss our enforce and efforts in three areas, privacy, malware, and security. privacy, we brought cases against online ad networks. gave thele, a company airport to opt out. what they didn't tell consumers out lasted only 10 days. requires them to tell the truth in the future, provide effective opt out and destroy da that that was collected. we obtained a record $22.5 million against google for making misrepresentations using safari browsers. they gave them a choice to opts out of t

levin.e pleased that congress is looking at various options. reexamining policies and improving programs and prisons and strengthening reentry so we can reduce that i -- highof is him recently was a rate. we recognize although there has been a sixfold increase in incarceration -- incarceration .ates we believe the pendulum swung too far. we have too many low-risk offenders behind bars. we have a better ability to supervise more nonviolent offenders. over the past several years we have worked with conservative governors and make -- lawmakers to enact successful reforms including many dealing with mandatory minimums. 29 states have reduced minimums relating to nonviolent offenses. crime has declined in south carolina. we would argue that we need to .e-examine mandatory minimums inber one they can result prison terms. the vast majority affected are not kingpins. that is seven percent of those cases. instead we need to do is look at the fact that most individuals are nonviolent. -- more than hal

here with reaction to that speech, mark levin. it's been a long time. we have to get you out of that bunker and on this show. good to see you. >> it's a pleasure. how will you? >> good. first, your reaction to the president's speech. three speeches about the military three days in a row, yet he's not really addressing the real problem. we have va -- we have vets dies because of the va scandal. >> for watching a man, you listen to that clip that you just played, you do count how many times he's talking about himself again. this is really a problem we have with this president. this isn't about him. putin is watching this. the red chinese communists are watching this. what are they talking away from this? he's not a leader. he's unilaterally disarming the united states. he's saying, don't worry. i'm not sending you overseas. i'm not into reckless interventionism, but i am into the strongest national security defense any nation can have and the next president of the united states is going to have a hell of a job rebuilding the united states military. >> it

levin. thank you, mr. chairman. paper reported much of my colleague and cosponsor this legislation has said. i would elaborate for a moment and karen says that the unique problems that are faced by older americans, perhaps it manages this revision is that it is available regardless of whether the taxpayer itemizes his or her return. many older constituents who take advantage of paid off their home mortgages in the mandatory distribution element of their ira can contribute tax burden even if they end up donating the money for charity. the rollover provision rose these consequences and encourages americans a psychotic state to get back to the communities. it is frustrating to have it sees a back-and-forth. the mandatory ira withdraws cannot be retroactively rolled over to a charity. like several individual provisions they can't be fixed by retroactively renewing the tax extender. so it ends in the results in a lot for donor support for charities. but that said, i support this. we have an opportunity as a committee. on

senator levin, i probably won't see you in this kind of a role again. i want to thank you publicly for everything that you have done for the services and everything you have done for our country. >> thank you so much, general. >> thanks for the opportunity. the association of the united states army. this committee has, as i said, provided extraordinary support on our active duty guard and reserve, veterans of the army and the other services, their families and survivors. and your efforts are very positive and have bakted the life -- the lives of the entire uniform services community. we are keenly aware that the congress and the administration have had to make difficult choices while bolstering a weak economy and addressing budget deficits. while we recognize that debt reduction is -- ausa believes that a disproportionate share of this burden has fallen the department of defense requiring that 50% of mandatory budget cuts come from defense even though the defense budget is only 17% of the federal budget is in my view misguide and misdirected. how can su

tax code that everyone has been talking about, including carl levin.ne-off provision like this and not tackle the larger issue? critics are saying, you can target pfizer directly. what we need to do is go for the larger overall that is been so elusive here in washington, and that will be the more difficult -- this could not happen because people will be waiting for the much larger overhaul and reducing the corporate tax rate low 35%. >> how old is carl levin? >> i believe he is in his 60's. he is on his way back to michigan at the end of this term. >> you have to love this guy. not afraid to go on a crusade ever. >> he has so much fire in his belly, it is amazing. >> i like it. who hast is ron wyden more power. he is the chairman of the committee that has to restriction over taxes. -- jurisdiction over taxes. carl levin is 79. >> i love the heat. remember the london whale? he was up there for six hours. think about it. >> we will be talking with them next week about it all. >> coming up, handmade crafts, vintage goods. one place to find them, etsy. clo

the zimmerman -- and a book that senator levin just sent over to me. jewish pirates of the caribbean. the first two books were books that i found the zimmerman telegram when i was at the l.a. book festival speaking on my book and was just really intrigued by this story. for me as the first jewish woman to represent florida in congress , historical depictions and stories about the jewish experience really intrigued me and i think we have an opportunity to learn from the experiences situation at them through and these stories, the zimmerman telegram specifically is an interesting story because it was said -- there was a telegram intercepted by great britain to essentially try to get mexico into the water against the united states. the story goes through the balancing act that great britain had to do to not reveal that they had cracked the code, determined to, but at the same time to notify the united states of the impending danger. the jewish pirates of the caribbean is the book that focuses on the past been prolonged for jewish in the history of the. ve

for example, levin wrote on march 30, 2012 to douglas shulman.dditional information forms to delay the tea party organizations from going ok'd and getting up and running. >> 12 nonprofit groups they wanted to investigate for, quote, political activity. >> his office says look, it wasn't just the republican groups. it was also people on his side as well. one of the e-mails -- keep in mind, there are a lot of them out there. here is one of them we're going to highlight this morning. the e-mail said, exempt organization technical, eot, is working with the tea party applications in coordinating with cincinnati. in other words, if they're coordinating with cincinnati, this is coming from washington. see, it's not just rogue agents. >> that's what the eot is based. >> yeah. we are developing a few applications here in dc -- look at that, once again proof -- and providing copies of our development letters with the agent to use as examples in the development of their cases. earlier we had on the program cleta mitchell, who represented a number of the gro

levin: let me sum up what this is all about. this hallowed institution must not be turned into a campaign arm of either political party. that's what the house republicans are exactly doing here. it's been a year since multiple committee investigations began nto the i.r.s. handling of 501-c-4 organization applications and republicans are no closer to finding evidence to back up their baseless allegations of a white house enemies list, as they said, or a white house culture of coverup as a republican said on day one. so here's what's been going ofpblet more than 250 employees at the i.r.s. have worked more -- been 00 hours going on. more than 250 employees at the i.r.s. have worked more than hours and sent documents to the department. interviews have been conducted, more than $14 million in taxpayer money has been spent by the i.r.s. responding to congressional investigations. and here's what we know. documents show that the i.r.s. used inappropriate criteria to treat progressive groups as they did for conservative groups. there w

july 30th, 2012, levin singles 12 groups he wanted investigated for political activity. september 27th, he asks for copies of paperwork about planned political expenditures from conservative groups. october 17th, stephen miller tells levin that americans f for -- expressed the irs handling of the so-called 501 c 4 organizations including accusing the irs of misinterpreting the law. leven also believes the irs failed to enforce the law. >> mike, thanks. more on this with the panel. now, what critics are already calling a very unwelcome blast from the past. president obama wants to reduce fees for first time home buyers in order to boost tepid home sales. it's the kind of thing many economists and homeowners blame for devastating. >> in a desperate attempt to boost the housing market, the jobs associated with it the economy has a whole, obama administration is working loosening standards for mortgages. lack of available credit is one factor holding back the house issing recovery and preventing the economy from operating at its full potential. >> since the administration's

you adapt and you keep going. >> axelrod: alison levine and lessons she brought down from the mountaindnesday night on 60 minute sports seen on showtime. and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york, and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the chain of events that le a fatal crash. the teen who stowed aw >>> a bay area freeway shut down for hours. the chain of events that led to a fatal crash. >> the teen who stowed away on a flight to hawaii has returned to the bay area but he is not back with his family. >> thousands turned away without being interviewed. why the job fair at tesla had to be shut down. >> kpix 5 news is next. ,,,,,, slamming into the center di on a bay area freeway. the series of events that led to the close of all eastbound lanes. good evening, i'm ann >>> an suv on its roof after slamming into the center divide on the bay area freeway. the series of events that led to the closure of all

adam levin, coming back in our next segment. thank you very much to jamie may and macnulte.o are schools bartering personal information in exchange more more advanced technology. some education tech firms are scooping up cross to 10 million unique data points per child per day. is it worth it? real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >>> director of federal relations for the american association of state colleges and universities, thank you for joining us. barmak, when we enroll our kids in school, we voluntarily give the districts a lot of data on them. is that information shared? >> increas

don levine was 86 years old.ury to pass along, kanye west and kim kardashian are now husband and wife. fans watched as guests arrived at a wedding so glamorous that it unfolded not in one country but two. the first was an italian fortress built in florence in the 16th century, the rest of the festivities are taking place in paris. >> still ahead, why san francisco is cracking down on traffic on its famous crooked street. >> it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. come on, boy! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure

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. >> chairman levin, ranking member inhofe, thank you also for the opportunity to appear today. i would like to add some additional context to chairman dempsey's introduction. i think it's important to recall that in the 1990s military compensation had fallen to a deeply unsatisfactory level relative to the rest of the working population in america. with the help of the congress we took action to close that gap, which involved raising the trajectory of our compensation well above inflation. those increases worked. in 2001 u.s. median annual household income equated to the direct pay of an average e-7. today, it's roughly the direct pay of the average e-5 and trending towards the average e-4. now surpasses the u.s. median annual household income about eight to ten years earlier in his or her career than before and also receives health care, family services, leave, educational benefits, that well surpass the civilian sector along with the potential for a generous retirement. in the process, the c-5 has moved from being in the 50th percentile of civilians with comparable education

donald levine was the hasbro executive who created g.i. memorial day weekend, we thought, how fitting to remember the creator who for 50 years inspired young minds to serve their country, right in their own backyards. ♪ g.i. joe ♪ g.i. joe ♪ fighting man from head to toe ♪ ♪ on the land ♪ on the sea ♪ in the air >> reporter: the famous 1960s jingle getting the word out about g.i. joe. >> attack! boom. boom. >> take the hill! bam, bam! >> terrific battle! >> reporter: 12 inches tall. 21 moving parts. you could prepare your soldier for any kind of battle. and g.i. joe's creator once explained how difficult it was coming up with a name. >> g.i. joe came out in 1963. we had no name for g.i. joe. we called it rocky the marine, ace the fighter pilot and salty the sailor. and our advertising agency in new york, a very small agency, called me up one day and they said, don, we love the idea, but you need a name. >> reporter: he would spend weeks trying to come up with a name. and suddenly, he had it. inspired by the 1945 movie, "the story of g.i. j

>> it is going to avril levine. >> you know who her husband is, right? >> that guy. she has been in the news lately, hasn't she? >> she really has. she was in the story a week ago. >>g@ my eyes are killing1lzo m. i feel like i have potato chips in my eyeballs. i really do. they are driving me crazy. not cool. order at amazon.com, autographed copy. look who we have here. there they are in the hoodies. you can get these at g gutfeld.com. look at that. muic)ixqv.py >> he will assail you for drawing jenna tale yaw. he was found guilty of drawingiñ a penis on his face. so out of deference to dana we will see popcorn instead of penis. he passed out with his shoes on and a big, magestic popcorn on his mug. he stormed up with the popcorn on his face and began punching leaving him with a broken nose. the roommate testified that it was a house rule. if you fell asleep with your shoes on you have a popcorn drawn on you. watt stone who was unaware of that rule was senáenced to a $1250 fine. can you blame him? what would you do if you woke up with popcorn on your face? >> i do

sexiest man alive thinks there is room for improvement when it comes to his appearance. >>> adam levine wow. he tweeted the selfie and looks like his supermodel fiance is on board with the new look. >> i don't know what to do with that picture. the 35-year-old maroon 5 front man was ready for another change. his stylist said they were looking to do something drastic as summer approaches. i think that is mission accomplished. >> success. he's billy idol now. >>> another look this weekend that lit up the interwebs. >> debuted that is at churchill downs on saturday. it seemed to outdo all the derby duds, check it out. in all of its glory. johnny weir's feathery fascinator. wow, buried in all of those feathered, a gold winged pegasus. he was there along with tara lipinski as part of nbc's derby coverage. >> weir became a star in the sochi olympics with his unique personal style and once again he does not disappoint. >> holy-moley. >> wow. >> brave man to wear a hat like that. >> a whole lot of hat. >>> see what celebs are comedian and actor michael palin of "monty python" 71 years old. >> f

levin? what i am. >> based on the premise, i would assume that in new york state that a dramatic crime wave as some argued would have occurred as a result of reforms, would follow. is that what took place in new york, mr. otis, or did crime continue to decline and subsequent to the repeal of the rockefeller drug laws in new york, as has been the experience in every other state that has changed or reformed its mandatory minimums? >> my answer is going to be long, but you have to forgive me. i am a law professor. the answer is, yes, in the states that have experimented this way, crime has continued to decline, but that is because the imprisonment and use of imprisonment, while very significant, probably the most significant factor in the overall decrease in crime in this country in the last 20 years is only one factor. , other factors are at work as well, and those factors have continued to be in play. other factors like hiring more police, federal police training, better private security meas

levin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. levin: mr. president, along with 16 cosponsors, i have introduced and i am introducing today the stop corporate inversions act of 2014. this legislation is designed to address a loophole which unless we close it will be used to unleash a flood of corporate tax avoidance that threatens to shove billions of dollars in tax burden from profitable multinational corporations onto the backs of their american competitors and other american taxpayers. the issue that we seek to address is known technically as corporate inversion. the details of inversion sound complex, but the principle is not. inversion means avoiding potentially billions of dollars in u.s. taxes by changing a corporation's address for tax purposes to an offshore location. what we have here is a taxable scheme, an enormous loophole that allows companies to avoid billions in taxes without any significant change in where they operate, where their profits are generated, where the location of the executives who manage and control these corpo

rachel levin, al jazeera, the state of mexico. >> palestine's footballers make history.details coming up.r is justice really for all? is justice really for all? >> in brazil, the race is on to get sao paulo stadium ready for the world cup which takes off in six weeks. thanks to the city's graffiti artists. daniel broad on the other side. and a long long walk, four kilometers of it, very, very dull needed to be livened up. every single game of football that they could think of. the passion the disappointment the victory and the ultimate victory. >> this event here is a four kilometers graffiti wall, the largest one in latin america and involves 70 artists. my proposal is a trillion flip book a flip graffiti. i show expressions of fun during the game starting with the beginning and included the moments of tension and suddenness, the idea is that those driving down this road will have the sensation of watching an animation frame by frame. >> reporter: nobody expresses themselves on the football pitch better than the brazilians. brazil's artists to express themselves too. >

. >> reporter: natalie levine is being described as having a zest for life. she is described as loving being home to her son, both born death. >> she was just so happy. you can see the pictures on facebook. she would always postabout this new love she found. >> reporter: but the unthinkable happened monday morning. >> we spoken to a witness. >> reporter: the witness took these tpe -- photos from his truck. natalie was rear ended by a big big rig. >> the vehicle had rolled over several times and it was crushed. >> reporter: raymond managed to escape the burning car. he says he was asleep but the car jolted him. through sign language she says he remembers her mom putting out her arm to protect him. and remembers shortly after a stop she had a water bottle. >> i started playing with the water and she said stop it raymond. >> reporter: after the crash raymond did not know how to notify his family. at the hospital he sent out a facebook message asking for help. >> reporter: friends have started an online account and started a funeral account for natalie levine. >>

. >> mark levin was on last night. he doesn't hear the republican party talking about limited government anymore, balanced budgets anymore. i don't hear any inspiring message. guys, if you get power, what are you going to do? >> we're not just going to coast in into leadership positions. you know why? because the mainstream media, supposed to be the referee, is not doing a fair job, obviously. so we have that against us in our message also, so we have to work even harder and really kind of ratchet down some things and talk about limited government. that's the beauty of the tea party grass roots movement to. the tea party is all about limited government and allow the people and individualism to grow. >> what do you make of this tea party establishment schism? because it is real. >> tea party candidates are saying, we're taxed enough already. there's nothing radical about that. united we stand. divided we fall. if those who still believe in a place in the republican platform, whether they're ashamed to be associated with

the documents also identify the victim as matthew levine edwards. drew hit levine edwards at a fraternity after drew's dog bit him. his attorney has asked the public not to judge drew until all the facts are known. >>> and new allegations that the school district is not doing enough to keep the kids safe. it's the second time that a parent has alerted us to a problem at the schools. this time it involves accusations of harassment. >> reporter: kimberly says that her daughter was sexually harassed by a boy several times. the last time was six weeks ago. >> he came to her and grabbed her private area, like grabbed them. then went behind her and made noises like he was having sexual intercourse with her. >> reporter: she says the same boy touched her daughter inappropriately again four days ago. >> for her to have to deal with it twice is insane. i can't believe this. >> reporter: she also can't believe the two options the school gave her. transfer the boy to another class or transfer her daughter to another school. >> so if we move him to a different

levin, does that seem fair? >> i think it is. there are obviously some differences in the composition, but over the years more low-level street offenders have ended up in the federal system. i would also say one of the provisions of this order sentencing act would say you have two criminal history points instead of one and still be able to get the benefit of the safety valve. in order to get that, you have to cooperate. that would increase the incentive to cooperate. twoif you have at least points, you cannot use the safety valve anyway. >> i appreciate the operation. 29 states have limited or restricted mandatory minimums. i would think based on some of the testimony that we have heard today that that perhaps would have resulted in a crime wave being unleashed on the good in those 29erica states. has that been the experience ? >> no was not, and some state have seen it dramatic increases in their crime rates after the passage of these reforms. >> are you familiar with the rockefeller drug laws that were put in place in new york?

the documents also identify the victim as matthew levine edwards. drew hit levine edwards at a fraternity after drew's dog bit him. his attorney has asked the public not to judge drew until all the facts are known. >>> and new allegations that the school district is not doing enough to keep the kids safe. it's the second time that a parent has alerted us to a problem at the schools. this time it involves accusations of harassment. >> reporter: kimberly says that her daughter was sexually harassed by a boy several times. the last time was six weeks ago. >> he came to her and grabbed her private area, like grabbed them. then went behind her and made noises like he was having sexual intercourse with her. >> reporter: she says the same boy touched her daughter inappropriately again four days ago. >> for her to have to deal with it twice is insane. i can't believe this. >> reporter: she also can't believe the two options the school gave her. transfer the boy to another class or transfer her daughter to another school. >> so if we move him to a different

. >> reporter: natalie levine is being described as having a zest for life. she is described as loving being home to her son, both born death. >> she was just so happy. you can see the pictures on facebook. she would always postabout this new love she found. >> reporter: but the unthinkable happened monday morning. >> we spoken to a witness. >> reporter: the witness took these tpe -- photos from his truck. natalie was rear ended by a big big rig. >> the vehicle had rolled over several times and it was crushed. >> reporter: raymond managed to escape the burning car. he says he was asleep but the car jolted him. through sign language she says he remembers her mom putting out her arm to protect him. and remembers shortly after a stop she had a water bottle. >> i started playing with the water and she said stop it raymond. >> reporter: after the crash raymond did not know how to notify his family. at the hospital he sent out a facebook message asking for help. >> reporter: friends have started an online account and started a funeral account for natalie levine. >>

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