adam levine added it felt good to surprise these people and make them happy.d also played some of their other songs. take a look. >> isn't the first rule of a wedding don't let the grooms be in charge of anything? >> you know what, i have so many problems with this. first of all a wedding is for the woman or whatever you call her in a wedding situation the bride. i only know it in french. the bride is the center attention. you have adam levine and the husband can't take his eyes off adam and the wife is crying. i bet they all end with the new bride crying in the corner. >> or the groom. how would you feel if your just married wife is oogling all over adam levine. >> i like that word. >> i -- i had a very nice wedding. i was frustrated because my grooms men were -- i will make it through. >> anyway, i was hoping that somebody some brave soul -- i hope there is an out take chasing these guys out of thed withing and threatening to beat adam levine with his auto tune machine. i remember being frustrated somebody trying to shake me down for money. and now i actuall

levin: 24? the speaker pro tempore: 2214r1/4 for the gentleman from michigan. 21 for the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. levin: i now yield 2 1/2 minutes at the most to the gentleman from washington, mr. mcdermott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. mr. mcdermott: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcdermott: mr. speaker, the minority leader of the whip on the minority side i associate myself with all those remarks. he gave you-all the facts and figures. let me tell you what this is about. this is the 5 th time that the republican -- 54th time the republicans have come out here to end the affordable care act. this one is an assault on the employer mandate. you cannot have a bill without an employer mandate. we had to pick a time. lots of employers in this country right now without any federal law are giving insurance to their people down to 30 hours. so we said, all right, let

(levin) the environment can influence music in botconscious and unconscious ways.tance in the west the argument has been made that a lot of the dissonant music that arose at the beginning of the century was a result or a reaction to the noisiness of industrialization and the dissonance of modern civilization-- that it was a reflection of social dissonance in a way, in sound. [dissonant orchestra music] (slobin) if we use the word environment to relate to music we're talking about two things: a physical environment and a social environment. in the case of highlander people in bosnia singing together the two are pretty much inseparable. (narrator) in a mountainous region of bosnia herzegovina close to sarajevo, a sheep herding community has developed a unique singing style known as ganga. this genre, which is primarily sung outdoors in groups, closely reflects the conditions and life style of the highlander commity. in bosnian highlander culture, specifically in mt. bjelasnica people will spend a lot of time outdoors since it's the herding culture. they will spend a

it stops up and it slows the rest of the traffic down. >> that's why mark levine has introduced urgency legislation to speed up restoration of a third lane on the bridge. currently it is an emergency lane. >> it would relieve highway 101 and a lot of people's headaches and frustration. >> commuters are forced to take a long slow drive down sir francis drake boulevard to get to the bridge. the back up also causes congestion on highway 101 for drivers headed north. >> when i was living in petaluma it would add another 30 minutes to it if i was coming from the san francisco area. it was backed up from the golden gate bridge. >> for locals trying to get home from the score can be a pain. >> might add another 20 minutes or so. it should be three minutes to get home. >> we need to get the third lane for the richmond bridge done soon. >> if the bill passes in the spring assemblyman levine said the third eastbound lane could be finished as early as next year. in san rafael, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> chards of glass embedded in the sidewalk in palo alto have become a dangerous hazard for pedestr

it stops up and it slows the rest of the traffic down. >> that's why mark levine has introduced urgency legislation to speed up restoration of a third lane on the bridge. currently it is an emergency lane. >> it would relieve highway 101 and a lot of people's headaches and frustration. >> commuters are forced to take a long slow drive down sir francis drake boulevard to get to the bridge. the back up also causes congestion on highway 101 for drivers headed north. >> when i was living in petaluma it would add another 30 minutes to it if i was coming from the san francisco area. it was backed up from the golden gate bridge. >> for locals trying to get home from the score can be a pain. >> might add another 20 minutes or so. it should be three minutes to get home. >> we need to get the third lane for the richmond bridge done soon. >> if the bill passes in the spring assemblyman levine said the third eastbound lane could be finished as early as next year. in san rafael, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> chards of glass embedded in the sidewalk in palo alto have become a dangerous hazard for pedestr

mark levin. great to see you. last night president obama took another opportunity to talk about how he wants to redistribute wealth. >> as americans we don't mind paying our fair share of taxes as long as everybody else does too to give working families a fair shot it's not fair to them and to make sure everyone gets a fair shot encourage fair competition, everyone does their fair share.

it stops up and it slows the rest of the traffic down. >> that's why mark levine has introduced urgency legislation to speed up restoration of a third lane on the bridge. currently it is an emergency lane. >> it would relieve highway 101 and a lot of people's headaches and frustration. >> commuters are forced to take a long slow drive down sir francis drake boulevard to get to the bridge. the back up also causes congestion on highway 101 for drivers headed north. >> when i was living in petaluma it would add another 30 minutes to it if i was coming from the san francisco area. it was backed up from the golden gate bridge. >> for locals trying to get home from the score can be a pain. >> might add another 20 minutes or so. it should be three minutes to get home. >> we need to get the third lane for the richmond bridge done soon. >> if the bill passes in the spring assemblyman levine said the third eastbound lane could be finished as early as next year. in san rafael, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> chards of glass embedded in the sidewalk in palo alto have become a dangerous hazard for pedestr

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 outgoing 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 re-enactors. >> met a lot of new friends during that time period and i was able to travel around and meet them at the battlefields either on tours and stuff. it was a lot of fun. >> larry was hooked. even growing mutton chops from his hairline to his jowl. though the re-enactments helped larry make friends

but one of the obvious exceptions is adam levine.can focus on a shirt and whether our society favors one race over another because we don't have to deal with the threats on a daily basis. basically what i'm saying is that we have the ability to talkut about privilege because we are rivile privileged and that's okay. i have no doubt if we were s thrust into a world war ii type imminent threat i think we would table those things in a heart beat and win the war and get w back to discussing them. >> i'm not sure that is a fact. we have had threats but we are i preoccupied with some things. i want to look at a live look at red eye fans waiting outside our studio. there's so young, mike. >> did someone told them jim norton was here doing a show? >> that was not necessary. do we have to go to break? before we go to break andy levy dy was on the wrong side of issues all year. defend robert red ford and dan robe rather, the islamic state. l snowden has no friends and livess in isolation. defend him.ichell defend your hero, michelle defe obama

levin.h have five witnesses to present your testimony for full statements for the record. i ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes because i know a lot want to get on with questioning. >> thank you mr. chairman,b ranking member levin and members of the it's a privilege to be here today. you have my full written statement. let me make brief points we turn tozl")ñ questions. first, policies towarx1t economic growth are really important right now. as the chairman outlined in its opening remarks the economy is now growing+.z something that looks at 2.5,ó8 ui#q÷ 2 2/3rds$÷ percent. it generates about 250,000 jobs in december but we continue to see very flat and sluggish real wage growth. weák:/q-, household incomes íjc/crising. there's some hope that 2015 will show stronger economic growth. i think we should all welcome that if it happens.7 ñ it's fortunate remember that the congressional budget office pegs#a;ey theuocx÷ long term potentiale ]r growth rate of the u.s. economy at 07

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levin is recognized for one minute. mr. levin: what was said by the budget chair is not correct. this is not about more information. this is about these cost estimates really depart of the enforcement of the budget resolution. so what this is, in a few words republicans today are extending their embrace of voodoo economics by wrapping their arms around voodoo score keeping. again, it's not more about more information, but it's able to cook the books to implement their long-held discredited notion that tax cuts pay for themselves. i think the former reagan and george h.w. bush administration official said it best, bruce bartlett -- and listen to this. it's not more information. as he said, i quote it's not about honest revenue estimating. it's about using smoke and mirrors to institutionalize republican ideology in the budget process. that's what this is all about. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: thank you mr. speaker. we'll continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: mr. speake

levin. >> thank you very much. and congratulations on your chairmanship, mr. chairman. that wasn't our first wish. let me also say as i express to you, if the lions beat the packers you would be clean shaved. >> and you would have a beer. >> i want everyone to know why paul ryan is growing a beard and if the quarterback's health doesn't resume i think you will be clean shaven at the next hearing. >> we shall see. >> anyway good luck to the packers. let miley out a few views for us democrats as we proceed -- me lay -- our economy has experienced a major bounce back rebounding from the loss of seven million jobs in a single year beginning in 2008. and unemployment rate that soar soared to 10% in 2009. more than 11 million private sector jobs have been created in the last five years. as shown in the chart that i hope will now appear here with 58 straight months of private sector job growth leading the unemployment rate to fall to 5.6%. so i think reference to a junk yard is terribly misguided.

. >> good afternoon pamela levin chief financial officer in the interest of shortening the meetings looichlg i'm going to briefly go through the report on the trust fund and the general fund administrative through november 30th if there's additional questions i'll be glad to go into detail when we end last fiscal year john june 30th, 2014, the assets were $92.8 million based on the activity the net are $85.9 million a decrease of $6.9 million associated with a $4.4 million increase in the projected city assets and $6.4 million in blue shield neglects net assets 5.5 increase net assets he associated is favorable claims and self-insured he dental plans and 8 hundred thousand decreases in stimulated estimated hmo from the use of the early retirement - i. >> reassurance program. >> reassurance which i'll report on later $800,000,000,000 increase in net assets from interest income that includes the interest on the e e rp fund and 4 hundred thoisdz enthuse decrease for forever turns due to the transfer of the general fund prudent to our budget we're working closely with on the calculation of the r

adam levine tells us about crashing a random wedding.f star news to get to but let's start with a tv personality under fire over her fight against obesity. >> katie hopkins is at war with obesity, but it's not her battle that's angered people. it's her approach. she's even been accused of a hate crime. her new show on tlc is called "fat and back," her basic premise, her basic premise, there is no excuse for being overweight. >> being obese, being fat, being overweight has become the new normal. i really believe that fat people, the solution is in their own hand. they don't need to put so much

levin. i made sure that we were aware of what we were doing. we're trying to have a discussion. and we are going to do things differently. i think it's better. i thank the gentleman. >> with respect, i would say -- i would prefer a little less welcoming and a little bit more opportunity to be able to deliberate. >> well -- >> so, as i understand it, the rule we're going to report out will mean that if i have an idea on a way to improve this bill on the issue of safety or protecting water or any number of things, that i will not have that opportunity to be able to bring that to the house floor and debate it. given the fact that we have new members, i don't think it's a radical idea to suggest that we try it. we're not. it is what it is. i yield back my time. >> i thank the gentleman. you know it goes back to where we were an hour ago. what your team argued is that we should tell you ahead of time that we're going to have a closed rule so you didn't have to waste your time to come up here. i t

the suit claims levine, a former george bush press officer took credit for sending scooter libbey to jail over the leaks of the identity of cia agent valerie plame. he said only that he would tell the expletive truth about tpg just as he did the plame situation. a so many said -- mr. levine was dismissed because he alerted senior tpg management to serious issues of noncompliance and fees and expenses. this is a blatant and shameful teammate discredit a whistleblower. that is his statement. a tpg representative responding to that says mr. levine was terminated for his egregious and illegal behavior that included stealing tpg internal information, data and equipment. his statement with respect to any other reason being fired is totally false. clearly an ugly tiff developing. we will bring you details as we get them in the coming days. >> apple had a great day but qualcomm sinking in the after hour session. apple seeing record iphone growth in china and emerging markets. but can it sustain the momentum. >>> let's get an earnings alert watching qualcomm shares following the after hours s

her appointment was in trouble as everyone knew from senator levin to the floor of the senate. at some point in time when john boehner in august called me and cut a deal with me, majority leader at that point in time and he said i had 24 hours to consider this deal or it would be irrelevant, that i would be able to get a job comparable to the salary i made in congress and he would help me raise legal defense money to, quote, put this behind me, this problem with the justice department, if i pulled out of the election. didn't have to resign from congress but i needed to say publicly i'm not running. they then would get a replacement which congressman boehner named senator joey paget from ohio. >> what year was this? >> 2006 in august. i had 24 hours and i clearly remember john boehner saying if you don't accept this deal in 24 hours, it's off the table. i called within 24 hours after a lot of soul searching and i said fine, i'll take the deal, comparable salary, you find me a job and help me raise legal defense money to put this behind me. i just won the primary in 2006. i was f

levine says this would speed up the project by a good 18 months. >>> happening today, protestors plan to confront bart's board members at their meeting tonight in oakland. the issue is the arrest of 14 people during a protest on november 28. bart wants the suspects to pay $70,000 in restitution for stopping trains for hours by chaining themselves to a train. the protestors want the charges dropped. >>> 5 people recovering from gunshot wounds after three different shootings in oakland. the first shooting was at 88th avenue just before 9:00. a few minutes later more shots fired this time at 60th avenue and the last shooting was at 105th avenue. no word on any suspects right now. >>> a young boy who survived a tumble down a cliff in sonoma county is finally out of the hospital. >> let's get out of here! >> 4-year-old sebastien johnson of santa rosa wheeled himself out of children's hospital oakland yesterday. he fell at bodega head in early november and was not able to walk or talk for weeks. >> he has made enormous progress and he is now getting to be quite a normal little kid. he gets

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. >>> it is a big gig for man ruin five adam levin performing with gwenn stephan i at the grammys and that is not the only major due it on cb is s3. we have word on other stars who will be singing together next movement let's do it. >> ♪ what is the word, word of ♪ >> right now word is hack, taylor swift says she's not worried about the hackers targeting her or her threats. >> the mega star from berks county says her twitter and instagram accounts were hijacked for 15 minutes yesterday. hackers threatened to leak nude pictures of the 25 year-old singer. now swift responded with this tweet saying quote, cause the hackers will hack hack, hack, hack. it doesn't look like she's concern. she wrote, any hackers saying they have nudes, push. have have fun photo shopping because you got nothing. >> how about that. >> just like that. >> i like it. >>> chris brown's request to travel forcing the 25 year-old singer to postpone his tour. brown's between the sheets tour included a stop here in philadelphia, on february 18th but that is new on hold. judge said before he travels brown must finish hi

a new manager and kevin moore as levin's special council. they will have broad powers to control day to day operations in the city and to fix what ales the ac economy but governor christie was quick to insist this is not a take over, not a power play from trenton. >> what this is, it is done to make sure that we have the tools that are necessary and confront the dire circumstance that we are confronting. >> reporter: new leaders made that same a assurance. >> we are not going to get this process done if we are not working closely with the mayor of atlantic city. it will not happen. >> help us resolve this problem, help us do our job help us help the city and return it to regular order. >> reporter: atlantic city's mayor has been on the job a single year and gotten high marks for his effort to turn the city around. don guardian was cautious in his reaction to the new power structure. >> we're going to work as cooperatively as we can and as we have done in the past to move us forward but we don't know what the jurisdiction is right now, other

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so these republicans are not going to do any of those things. >> all right the great one, mark levin. great to see you. last night president obama took another opportunity to talk about how he wants to redistribute wealth. >> as americans we don't mind paying our fair share of taxes as long as everybody else does too to give working families a fair shot it's not fair to them and to make sure everyone gets a fair shot encourage fair competition, everyone does their fair share. not just free but also fair. >> here now to explain president obama's plan to redistribute wealth, juan williams. juan, you and i had a discussion today. i want to go through this and i will give you a chance to expand on it. if somebody can't afford it you think the government should provide it, right? >> yeah. >> and dental care, bad teeth, they got to get to work, right? >> no, i think it's a matter as we as an affluent we need to make sure people don't have medical emergencies and die in the street because of it -- i think we already make an effort to give some shelter to the homeless. >> and for example the

levine says it appears nat system all clear of the gentlemen it in tick condition. 18 months old and as happy as can be. and her parents tell us they've learned a few lifeless sons along the way. >> you have a past of bad experiences it's choosing not to let that terrorize you. >> the family are big believers of hope and faith. and now also big believers in chop doctors. >> we knew coming that there was no guarantee. we knew that but just even to be a place for the physicians are willing to think outside the box and brainstorm and work together as a powerful team it was just an amazeing feeling and now we get to see hope every day. >> yeah. in our little daughter. >> yup. >> reporter: jennifer joyce fox 29 news. >> retired school principal and his wife are the countri' news west mega millionaires. harold and carol diamond of upstate new york just won $326 million playing mega millions the largest lottery jackpot in new york state history. after taxes and a lump sum payment that will come out $130 million. the diamonds diamonds still having trouble wrapping their arm

and i actually wrote back to them e-mail lee levine. so i'm now asking you could someone sue "rolling stone"? >> the question is, could they sue successfully, i guess. >> yes. >> and in some ways that is not knowing anything about the underlying facts other than what i read in the newspapers it may well depend on who they are and that gets to another major issue that the supreme court, with justice brennan leading the way tried to deal with after sullivan. sullivan dealt only with public officials and the rule in sullivan was that a public official suing for libel or defamation had to prove actual malice this knowledge of falsity or reckless disregard of the truth inch the years that followed the court grappled if we the issue who else, if anybody else, had to prove actual malice. brennan led the charge, expanding so it anybody who is a public figure -- not just people who hold public office but people who are public figures the public had an interest in because of their conduct they took had to prove actual malice, for a time blend una

sullivan" and they are a lee levine and stephen for me. lee is basically the leading first amendment libel lawyer in the u.s. anyone who has worked with him on those of his reputation would turn first to him if we had a knotty question involving press freedom or defamation. is an advocate as well as scholar, a partner in his law firm. is representing media clients and libel, invasion of privacy copyright and really first amendment cases for more than 25 years, recognized by the best lawyers in america and teaches at georgetown university. stephan verdier i've also known for many years. he said professoprofesso r of practice and associate rector of the summer institute on law and government at the american university washington college of law, past chair of the aba section of individual rights and responsibilities, rights for scotusblog and is written of the great and defend the bug of justice brennan liberal champion which is also superb. so silenced your cell phones prepared to write down your questions on note cards c-span audience start

[applause] >> next from the first bill of rights day book five, yuval levin discusses this book "the great debate. edmund burke, thomas paine and the birth of the right and left." >> applause [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the second installment of our thrilling first ever national constitution center bill of rights book fair. for those of you who are joining us for the first time on c-span let me introduce this great event briefly one more time. i'm jeffrey rosen, the president and ceo of the national constitution center, which, as our audience knows is the only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a nonpartisan basis. and this book festival is part of a day-long celebration, today, december 15, bill of rights day which is the 225th 225th anniversary of the proposal of the bill of rights. of the new exhibit opening at the constitution center which displays one of the 12 original copies of the bill of rights. and this was one of the copies that george washington sent to the states on october 2, 1789. we

levine passed away in december of 2009. this program is about 45 minutes. >> for many years, you drew many, many -- thousands of drawings for the new york review of books. how can did that start? >> somebody walked into my studio and said they were hoping to see somebody whose work resembled sindak and i didn't understand that at first, but i began very quickly to understand, they were just talking about somebody who worked with a pen and ink, in a small dimension. so i said i would be interested in trying. they were interested in trying in the new publication. it was about two and a half, three weeks old at that point. and i didn't a drawing, a fairly large drawing. at that point, there was no art director to say what the scale of the drawing should be. and that art director never showed up for years and years and years. >> let me ask you about some of the drawings in the book. you have a new book called "american presidents." and on the cover is lyndon johnson showing a scar. could you tell us about that drawing? >> well,

levin. who are here and prepared to give the testimony. and i would defer to any opening statement that the minority may make at this time. >> mr. chairman, for the sake of time i ask unanimous consent that the remarks that i made in opposition to these measures several times be xeroxed and submitted for the record. >> without objection, the gentleman's comments will be included and member of the staff is able to do that with our stenographer and they will be in the notes. i want to thank the gentleman. and welcome back to the rules committee. we're delighted that you're here. mr. ryan, mr. young. you haven opportunity to not only speak forthrightly about the thoughts and opportunity that you have. but we are delighted that you're here. and i would defer, it's my understanding that this is the gentleman from indiana's bill. i would refer to the gentleman first to author that bill. gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. great to be here. i would yield to the chairman of the weighs and means committee with your permission. >> n

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adam levine and james taylor. >> eye candy would have been nice on the stage. in the white house intern meeting and they are deciding what musical guest should we have? probably somebody to neil diamond. everybody loves "sweet caroline." it is played at a lot of weddings and people love weddings. >> they don't. >> this whole display was awkward. can you get anymore obvious that you are trying to say friends, we are still friends. and it is not about these grand displays of affection. it is about standing by someone when they need you. >> that is so true, so true. what do you make of this? are we being too hard on what's his name, the tall guy? >> this is fake. there is no way this really happens. you think the secretary of state will go to the united states and brings james taylor with him? >> that's so true. >> they can have my high heels when they pry them off my cold, dead feet. >> if you tell people that, and from americans don't try to say the religion is bad. blah, blah blah. tell them what it personally will cost them 689. and then you have a generation

. >> you're singing and adam levine is acting. i don't get it.an that adam levine was so helpful to you when you said how do you do the singing thing because he sold a gazzilion albums. >> he didn't help at all. he was right. it turned out all right. >> i hope you didn't give him any acting lessons. i said the same thing. i never done this before. you'll be fine. >> for you singing is new. >> it's new. it was an interesting one. it was sort of i didn't actually -- the songs weren't written until two days before we got in the studio. i didn't know what they wanted or what it would be and we kind of got into the studio and tried some stuff out. and i just kept going until people stopped wincing. i thought okay. >> you spent your life expressing yourself in one way and now in another way. how hard was it in front of the microphone with headphones on and everyone was staring at you and oh god, i can't do this old trick that gets me through. i'm in a whole new area. >> you are getting am he to relive the entire thing. it's exactly like that. it's pani

harvey levin here. >> charles here. >> chris brown we've done a lot of stories about chris brown thaten flattering from rihanna on. chris brown did something awesome. he went to a charity event a basketball game. the twist is -- >> it's involving the lapd. >> there is nothing you can look at in this video we got that is less than awesome. only good things about chris brown. >> only good things. and

harvey levin here. >> riley here. >> charles is still skiing.ian -- uh kim kardashian went through the airport but not without incident yesterday because she sounded an alarm somehow. god -- >> they pulled her off to the side. >> they clearly pulled her off to the side for a secondary search. and that's the lucky womanful >> i think it was that fur thing she's got around her neck. that's what's making her get

domestic television distribution] >> welcome to "tmz live," harvey levin here. >> charles here. >> so witherspoon did what i can't do, he can't do. i have tried it. >> i have tried it and i have failed at it. but when somebody is writing you a ticket and you flash a smile, somebody it works. >> reese witherspoon thank you you taught harvey a very valuable lesson, something he needed to know. >> changed my life. >> we could go so many ways with this. instead, let's go to this photo. reese witherspoon getting a parking

senator levin stood up to harry reid with a filibuster but he was the only one. wide you believe that a return to regular order so lee will on tuesday damage that it appears the senate has done to itself to weaken itself through the president? is it even possible for the congress to restore the historic balanced given the way the senate has caved in to the president almost protecting the president at the expense at the power of the senate? >> excellent question. and i think it can be restored senate rules are very important and i hope we go back to the 60 vote majority but just to give you an example that is a humongous transfer of power to the executive branch to go from 6251. harry rigo of those nominations but if you're president in ultraliberal left to a point somebody on the organized labor payroll that you could not get him to republican senate it has to get more mainstream. if you have to put it in somebody radical because you can get the people in. and whoever won the election and should begin great latitude for if you have this administration to put in t

. >> reporter: levin says in its heyday of the 20s.he ku klux klan was deeply engrand in american society with nearly 5 million members including elected officials. today, levin says the klan has 5,000 members. >> all they can do now is being impotent to america, rather than a true threat. what, what they can do is they can exploit existing racial and ethnic tensions. they can exploit the distrust that americans have in institutions like government and the media. but they as a solitary entity cannot gain traction with getting members. >> a lot of people say the klan is basically a shadow of its former self. >> that's what we want them to think. >> reporter: that's what you want them to think. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you think they're wrong though? >> yeah i would think so. that's how we want the public to see us as a shadow. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: in the dark corners of texas and many other parts of the country, the ku klux klan legacy of hate lives on. >> joining me jeff crockett former mayor of harrison arkansas where the

harvey levin here. >> charles here. >> i was unfamiliar with your name. >> i know.got who you were, i guess. >> so -- >> this guy? it's not shocking that you're losing your memory, but anyway. >> justin bieber this is really bizarre. there was a you have seen the calvin klein ad that justin bieber did. there are a lot of people that think it was in varying degrees photo shopped we know certain things were photo shopped like the

michael levine and took a chance. >> when i saw her i realized that with two prior babies who had notd with this diagnosis we had to be a little bit more aggressive. >> reporter: instead of waiting until birth dr. levine immediately put ann on medication to treat natalie's condition in utero. >> our confidence kept growing because week after week the calcium was not progressing in her arteries. >> it's a medication typically used to treat osteoporosis. >> what we did in this situation was take existing medications off the shelf repurpose them for this particular situation. >> reporter: medical experiment that ultimately saved this little one's life. on april 8th 2013 natalie was born her care continued. >> after natalie was born, we gave her another drug and we believe it's the first time this drug sodium sulphate was used to treat gaci. >> the medication was working. the calcifications were starting to reduce. >> it appears nat system all clear of the genetic condition. she's 18 months old and as happy as can be. and her parents tell us they've learned a few lifeless sons along the w

harvey levin here. >> charles here. >> let's look that the picture.nkel scoring weed. quite literaly. she's walking out of a weed dispensary. this is in aspen though, so it makes it ok, right? this is high-end marijuana. this is last month in aspen. we got this photo of her clearly very proudly walking out of the green dragon. but we're not just telling you a story