levin. mr. levin: thank you, mr. speaker. i'll utilize such time as i now take. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. are evin: what republicans in essence trying to do here and elsewhere, if i might say so today, is to soften their image. but they can't run away from the hard reality that at every turn over the last several years, they've sought to pass laws making life more difficult for middle and low income families. on the republican chopping block, unemployment insurance blocked for three million americans. food assistance for low--- low income americans would be cut y nearly 20% in the ryan -republican budget. a minimum wage increase hasn't occurred in five years. yet republicans refuse to provide an increase. medical assistance for americans would be slashed by the ryan-republican budget. with funding for medicaid and the children's health insurance program cut to the tune of 26% within 10 years. social service block grants, which provide flexible funds for states to help vulnerable populations, eliminated under the ryan-republican budget.

levin, is recognized. mr. levin: i yield myself 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: look, to the gentleman from illinois, i favor long-term tax reform. he helped produce a long-term proposal that eliminated this provision. it eliminated it. and now you come down and say you want to make it permanent. you are -- i guess i can't speak directly to you. mr. roskam: if the gentleman will yield? mr. levin: i'll be glad to yield. mr. roskam: so you make a fair point in that perm nancy is something -- permanency is something we need to strive for. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan's time has expired. mr. levin: i'll yield myself another 30 seconds -- another minute. mr. roskam: so i take your point that it's a good thing and you and i are -- mr. levin: i said long term. my point is you, six months ago, helped produce a package that eliminated this provision and now you come here and you say you want it permanent. this is acrobatics. this is congressional acrobatics. you are just spinning in a

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i would adopt one of 11 bills and sandy levin will probably be angry with me that i would adopt the carl levin version, the one that has an expiration in it because if you can stop these things for a while you can buy time to fix the system. if you sit around and say well in a few years we will do this and we will be fine, by then the patient will have lost so much blood it's going to be very hard to do anything where mali revenue-neutral and tax reform. the other complaint i have heard endlessly is oh it's so unfair to make this may 8 which is the date of the 11 transaction which also i believe happens to be the date that senator wyden published his op-ed in "the wall street journal" which messed me up because he wrote what i was going to write so i was furious but i came here anyway. so the may 8 deadline was known.

levin, is recognized. mr. levin: i yield myself 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: look, to the gentleman from illinois, i favor long-term tax reform. he helped produce a long-term proposal that eliminated this provision. it eliminated it. and now you come down and say you want to make it permanent. you are -- i guess i can't speak directly to you. mr. roskam: if the gentleman will yield? mr. levin: i'll be glad to yield. mr. roskam: so you make a fair point in that perm nancy is something -- permanency is something we need to strive for. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan's time has expired. mr. levin: i'll yield myself another 30 seconds -- another minute. mr. roskam: so i take your point that it's a good thing and you and i are -- mr. levin: i said long term. my point is you, six months ago, helped produce a package that eliminated this provision and now you come here and you say you want it permanent. this is acrobatics. this is congressional acrobatics. you are just spinning in a

lori ann levin. i'm pleased to have him backer in this program. give me a sense how you saw jerry levin as the ceo of time/warner. who was that guy. >> that guy was conflicted and had several components. one was i did want through storytelling and the traditions at the combined really impact people. but at the same time in order to succeed and get to that position, i had to reconstruct this wall to keep everything that was inside of me private. and i had to be some somewhat n isolation booth kind of like superman. i walk into a board meeting i need an answer on wall street, walking into a presentation i needed to answer questions, financial questions. if i had walked into that board room and said do you know what, i'm having a hard time, i don't have all the answers would someone please hug me and give me some support, that would have been it. so it's a male-oriented highly competitive survivalist kind of life. and at the detriment of your soul, your family, your health and all of the awe do trawments of power and success became valuable for me. >

levin, is recognized. mr. levin: i yield myself 30 seconds.he speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: look, to the gentleman from illinois, i favor long-term tax reform. he helped produce a long-term proposal that eliminated this provision. it eliminated it. and now you come down and say you want to make it permanent. you are -- i guess i can't speak directly to you. mr. roskam: if the gentleman will yield? mr. levin: i'll be glad to yield. mr. roskam: so you make a fair point in that perm nancy is something -- permanency is something we need to strive for. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan's time has expired. mr. levin: i'll yield myself another 30 seconds -- another minute. mr. roskam: so i take your point that it's a good thing and you and i are -- mr. levin: i said long term. my point is you, six months ago, helped produce a package that eliminated this provision and now you come here and you say you want it permanent. this is acrobatics. this is congressional acrobatics. you are just spinning in an

levin: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded again to direct their comments to the chair. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. camp: at this time, i yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from montana, mr. daines. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize for two minutes. mr. daines: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of the america gives more act because it encourages charitable giving. this bill includes the conservation easement incentive act which is very important to the people of montana. rising property values and estate taxes making -- make passing down working lands to future generations very, very difficult. in fact new york 2010, the leap family a family that farmed in my home county since 1926, faced the challenge of transfering a family farm to the next generation. because of this incentive, they were able to donate land to the land trust, an organization that works on conserving working land and other areas valued for habitat and kept th

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levin: an additional 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 30 seconds. ms. delauro: i've long called for the lowering of the eligibility threshold to zero so that more families in need could benefit. but like so much else from this majority, this bill unnecessarily leaves working families who are struggling behind. i cannot in good conscience support it and nor should any of my colleagues support it. oppose this cruel, cruel elimination of a child tax credit for deserving families. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentlelady from kansas is recognized. ms. jenkins: i will reserve. i have no further speakers and will be prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. levin: i now yield one minute to the gentlelady from california, barbara lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for one minute. ms. lee

. >> rose: we conclude with gerald levin who did the merger with time/warner and coping with the tragedy of the murder of his son. >> i had to reconstruct this wall to keep everything that was inside of me private. and i had to be somewhat in an

gerald levin, great to talk to you. first of all your overall impressions. you think of potential of this deal? >> david, let me first say, hedge ever you have a deal this size particularly in the media industry it gets everybody excited because of the content assets of both companies. but i think we need to step back a little bit and see exactly how the landscape has changed dramatically and see whether this kind of deal will enable the combined company to have, be able to exploit a new digital platform. and i think that's certainly one question. the other question is, while they're both content companies, they're very different approaches to the creation of content in the twenty-first century fox culture and time warner culture. so that is not a slam-dunk. the final thing is you kind of need the financial capacity now because you have the youtubes and apples and amazons, all building digital platforms with a lot of financial muscle and a lot of access to digital platforms. so, i think this is, while it's exciting and getting everybody going, i think there'

levin's proposal is not enough. we should include a proposal that further limits or disallows the interest expense deduction to deal with the u.s. profits that they are also trying to avoid. doing so will be a deterrent for those considering an inversion as they'll no longer see that opportunity to avoid u.s. taxation, and it will deal with the retro active problem. you eliminated pro expectatively, but any company that did an inversion six months ago, a year ago, five years ago will still lose this deduction. so it's a prospective policy action to counter past and future inversion activity. it would ensure we don't leave those inverters at the front of the line, the one whose started the trend with a competitive disadvantage. mr. stack, my only question, my time is running out. i know my dear colleague is waiting. does the administration agree that we should consider measures to further limit or disallow the current interest expense deduction for inverters in any legislative package we pursue to

be the amazing man that adam levine is.d much sexier and has many more endorsements. truly. and that's how you measure success. robin thicke should stick to what he knows. >> which is? >> keeping his mouth shut and standing there. his groveling isn't working. the acting isn't working. if he really wants his wife back, women want you as soon as you have moved on. stop with the take me back. we won't. >> that is so true. that's why i keep moving on. i'm like a tumble weed of love down the barren road of romance. what do you think his legendary father, allen thicke, the creator of the "facts of life." or "-- >> as a father you wrote these two amazing songs and your son is robin thicke. >> even the shrubs in that movie suck. it is like there is no relief on the screen. i recently watched the 60s classic swrt zabrisky-point." this has topped that. >> do you know michael vincent? >> no, that would have made it nice. >> remi, this is a guy who is coasting on his looks. >> what looks? >> he is not bad looking. >> where are all the

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i have to say, levine takes the ally game to a whole new level.s it sound like the plight of the family dollar is the same as the plight of a middle guy. if he'd only just do something to fix poverty and unemployment and high gasoline prices in this country then family dollar would do just fine. until then, he makes it sound like the whole dollar store category will keep suffering. that is the most bogus reasoning i've heard yet. i'm surprised he didn't blame the lost war on poverty. look, there are two other publicly traded, dollar tree and dollar general and their last conference calls were bullish, how business keeps improving now that the weather isn't so horrible. if levine's ally bye had any truth to it, his competitors would be suffering too, right? make sebs? it does to me. and one more element to consider. the fact levine has a history of making excuses for family dollar's results. back in january he spent half the quarterly conference call blaming his former chief operating officer for the company's underperformance. some ceos just never

the levines leave on wednesday.ther pilgrimage with harriet wearing a opinion that symbolizes michael's team. >> having them all with me and peace of michael with me. >> pat share shore cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new information tonight on a story we brought you last year. the pennsylvania attorney general' office reached a settlement with a wedding videographer who received 83 consume mr. complaints. that cement resolves allegations that videographer ken stillman of buck county failed to provide wedding videos to clients. stillman is required to hand over any wedding videos he still has to couples whose weddings he shot. he must have also pay restitution to eligible couples as well as civil penalties to the commonwealth. >>> it's regarded as one of the best marching bands around but tonight the ohio state university marching band finds itself in the middle of a controversy. the university has fired what happened leader jonathan waters after an investigation revealed he ignored a sexualized culture within the band.

levin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. levin: mr. president, i i come to the floor today along with senator inhofe and senator mccain who was here before to express the hope that the senate is going to be able to take up the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2015 during our september work period. in june senator inhofe and i came here to urge senators to file amendments to our bill. to begin that process. and many amendments have been filed and we've been working to cheer as many amendments as possible in preparation for senate consideration of our bill. the amendment just described a few moments ago by the senator from pennsylvania is the type of amendment that we believe we can clear and would strengthen our bill and strengthen the position of our nation. when the defense authorization bill is brought to the floor, our goal is first to be in a position to offer a package of cleared amendments and then our second goal -- and probably as important, perhaps more important than our first -- is to see if we can't identi

levin, is recognized. len levin thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. -- mr. levin: thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: thank you. i will support this bill because it's the 11th hour. no, it's a few minutes before midnight. more than 100,000 transportation projects could be delayed, and as many as 700,000 jobs put at risk. but this legislation is a patch when what our nation's infrastructure needs is major repair. doing nothing is not an option, but we should be doing much better. he republicans, i must say, in this house talk a lot about the need for certainty, but they have riddled infrastructure funding with uncertainty. the fact that we're in this position illustrates just how little house republicans have done since they assumed the majority in 2011 to address the long-term problems facing the trust fund and our infrastructure. every democrat on ways and means urged our chairman, mr. camp, to hold a series of hearings on long-term financing options for the trust fund. yet,

as senator levin said, this is the congressional gold medal and certainly not enough thanks but as aand to dr. king's sister christine king ferris. thank you for being with us today. this day, of course, would not be possibly without your parents and certainly would not be possible at all without president lyndon johnson, so thank you, lynn do d.inda johns and senator robb. clab cl [ applause ] again, as we gathered n the rotunda under the gaze of president lincoln we recall the gettysburg address when the great emancipator harkened back not to the constitution but to the declaration of independence. ours was a new nation, he said, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men were created equal. that is the promise of america and in making that promise come true that was the dream of dr. martin luther king, jr. and coretta scott king. a century after the gettysburg address, a century later, dr. king stood on the steps of the lincoln memorial and called our nation to act on those words to reassert the vision of our founding fathers. a year later, dr. king stood a

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the levine family would have worked almost incessantly, to make as much money as they possibly could.e tell the story of life in this apartment as an ongoing, incredibly busy, vibrant, bustling experience. very likely, when jenny gave birth to her son, which she did right here, work would not have stopped in the front room of the sweatshop, because it was that critical to family survival. this apartment was a home in the first decade of the 20th century. we see around us some of the amenities which were brought to the building by the tenement house act in about 1905 or 1906. they would've enjoyed gaslight and a gas cook top. and of course running water. the family was also in the garment industry. by the time they get involved, we begin to see garment manufacturing on a larger scale. instead of sewing at home, they would have gone to work in garment factories. this building ultimately closes in 1935 because another piece of legislation is passed, requiring that the interior stairwells and buildings like this one be are proofed, which would have meant tearing the whole stairwell out an

dan and marie levin brought a home in the 400 block of lumbard street, with two units and one bedroomthe other person renting the unit can't afford to move out. the only way to rent is to pay them off, their attorney says more than $100,000. >> we want the extra units for family and friends. because currently we have no room whatsoever in our one bedroom, small apartment. and this would really be great for when they come and visit. >> it is really an egregious transfer of some people's wealth to other people. >> reporter: a fair number of san francisco homeowners are in a similar situation. except that the levins are now suing the city to avoid paying any relocation money to their tenants. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> and a report shows that in the corruption case, sources tell the san francisco chronicle that the fbi had undercover agents contribute $20,000 to mayor lee's 2011 campaign, it ended with the indictment of mayor lee and others in march. according to the chronicle, agents met with the former 49ers player turned developer, joe montana. the investigatio

please start. >> thank you chairman levin and ranking member mccain. i'm maneesha mithal, i appreciate the opportunity. i also thank the subcommittee for its report that it issued yesterday which highlights online threats to consumers. we look forward to working with you on these important issues. the commission is primarily a civil law enforcement agency charged with enforcing section 5 of the ftc act. which prohibits unfair or deceptive practices. we're committed to using this authority to protect consumers in the online marketplace. for example, we've use ed secti five to take several actions against online networks and educate consumers and businesses about the online environment and encourage self-regulation. i'll discuss the enforcement in three areas, privacy, malware and data security. first, with respect to privacy, we brought many enforcement cases against online ad networks. for example, chitika is an online ad company that offered consumers the ability to opt out receiving targeted ads. what they didn't say is it only lasted ten days. we al

levin's proposal is not enough. we should include a proposal that further limits or disallows the interest expense deduction to deal with the u.s. profits that they are also trying to avoid. doing so will be a deterrent for those considering an inversion as they'll no longer see that opportunity to avoid u.s. taxation, and it will deal with the retro active problem. you eliminated pro expectatively, but any company that did an inversion six months ago, a year ago, five years ago will still lose this deduction. so it's a prospective policy action to counter past and future inversion activity. it would ensure we don't leave those inverters at the front of the line, the one whose started the trend with a competitive disadvantage. mr. stack, my only question, my time is running out. i know my dear colleague is waiting. does the administration agree that we should consider measures to further limit or disallow the current interest expense deduction for inverters in any legislative package we pursue to combat inversions t

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adam levin, coming back in our next segment. thank you very much to jamie may and macnulte.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? >> al jazeera america presents >> the bulling got two much to take for me >> that's when when you feel like it's gonna be the end. 15 stories, 1 incredible journey >> edge of eighteen coming september only on 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? >> increasingly, it is. historically, schools have been the main custodians of incredibly private information . in general they have done a information. it's a little ironic that the secretary was speaking about privacy because it was husband department of education that wrote the federal privacy rules. maybe those

levin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. levin: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. levin: mr. president, i have four unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders, and i ask unanimous consent that these requests be agreed to and that these requests be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. levin: and, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the republicans control the time from 2:00 until 3:00 p.m. and the majority leader control the time from 3:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. today. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. levin: mr. president, i just returned from afghanistan, where i met with the two presidential candidates, dr. ashrav ghani and dr. abdullah, abdullah. both are impressive men who have committed to

>> jimmy: he's in the movie. [ cheers and applause ] adam levine, maroon 5. >> adam levine of maroontake a look at this. >> there's nothing strange about you, all right? you're 15 years old. you don't need a [ bleep ] psychiatrist. and believe me, i know. i know you better than anybody. >> yeah, you sure do, dad. how old did you say i was? >> did i say you were 15? i -- i meant you were 14. did i say 15? [ sighs ] do you got money to pay for these beers? >> i'm a -- i'm a kid. i don't have any money on me. >> what happened to your pocket money? >> well, i spent that on condoms. >> what? [ imitates buzzer ] no, no, no, no. too much information. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. hailee steinfeld! "begin again" is in theaters right now. magic! perform next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line

rock star adam levine and supermodel behati prinsloo, they tied the knot on saturday. >> levine tiedith model behati prinsloo in cabo san lucas. about 300 people attended and you won't believe who officiated the ceremony. his childhood friend, jonah hill. also attending, robert downey jr.

so adam levine did it. this wedding happened in ca cabo san louis.rlfriend of two years. >> what's her nationality. >> she's from nabia. she's a beautiful victoria secret model. he said he would never get married a few months ago so it's incredible to see him finally tie the not. it was a beautiful wedding about 275 guests. >> so hot there in cabo. >> a lot of celebrities were there. jonah hill actually officiated the wedding and jason segal was ther there. stevie knicks was there. >> tim mcgraw was on stage singing in atlanta. a fan apparently grabbed his jeans and let's watch it before we pass judgment. oh, no, no, no. can we see it again. >> there she is. that's when -- can we see it one more time from the top just because we like tim mcgraw. >> i think that was not great. it happened last sunday at a concert in atlanta. it was for an encore of a song he was doing. a fan grab ahold of the jeans actually pulled the jeans off. a publicist said he was trying to keep his jeans on without getting that big tear. it's sad. >> i guess when you wade out a

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and alan levin. >> the company that delivers marijuana to people's home.he ober of become medical marijuana. this is "taking >> for some california residents, getting marijuana delivered to their homes is as simple as ordering a pizza. hundreds of medical marijuana businesses have started in the last three years. one of the biggest is called speedweed. joining us from los angeles is aj gentile. e joins us on "taking stock." how did you get started? how did you know there was a need? i actually comes from a technology background. before we started this, i was writing software for government agencies. one of the software specialties we had was efficiency. involved ins more the mirror one industry than i am. i am not a mayor won the user. andook me to a dispensary showed me around. i could not believe what i saw. it was a minimart of marijuana. it was amazing. i saw there was a lot of deficiencies in how the businesses were being run. i saw an opportunity. >> you actually studied operational management from domino's, fedex, papa john's. how did i get started?

we were seeing increasingly more and more stories from senator levin's work on the subcommittee that had investment banks that are big drivers of these deals than in the case of the short-term focus on stock pricing their rewards to wall street are as mr. sloan said premiums are shareholders of foreign companies of the inverted companies may avoid u.s. taxes. if you would answer a couple of questions if you would mr. sloan. what will in your mind would equity funds and private equity funds hedge funds play in encouraging companies to avoid taxes by completing an inversion and is there any counterweight to this pressure that companies receive from short-term focused investors? >> all of these players are in business to make money. they are in a competitive business. they want to show a higher rate of return than other people so they can continue to attract more money and get more fees and as long as something is not illegal they will do it. if you talk to them socially, they are not bad people. they are human beings. even like senators and journalists they are regular people but they

our cat reporter alan levin is with me from washington. describe to me this balancing act at the faa? simple flight a safety decision, it would be relatively simple but you have questions of diplomacy, other u.s. agencies like the state department, department of defense, that need to be notified up to and including the white house as well. cases, it ends up being a pretty difficult balancing act. when the alluded to, faa makes a decision like this, it does not do so in a vacuum. talk about the maze of government agencies at the faa has to navigate. said, if the military is involved, as we have seen in prior years in iraq and afghanistan, the faa has to work .ith the department of defense any time they are dealing with issues overseas, they are working with the state department to make sure they do nations' any foreign feathers. they are working with intelligence agencies. an awful lot of this can -- they cannot discuss. clearly, a lot of consultation and work that goes into one of these orders. >> what about the competing interests, politi