congressman sander levin: i am not sure. we have been at this -- we have extended the highway program how many times on a short-term basis. and i hope that whether it is during two months or six or seven months that we face up to this problem. when we duck the issue of infrastructure or transportation or highways, we are doing it a disservice in terms of jobs, in terms of economic growth. and so we simply have to face up to it. and i have talked with chairman ryan. he and i have talked about this. and i hope during these next month, whether it is two months or six or seven months, that we will essentially get serious about this because we keep on extending, extending, extending, and that is a reflection of the polarization within our ranks. and i hope we can really get together. host: congressman, you hope, but you don't sound confident. should americans expect another short-term solution? congressman sander levin: i think americans should say to congress -- face up to the need for a long-term solution. vicki needham: congre

congressman sander levin: well it is fast-track. what it means is that the negotiating is being done. and all we have at the end is yes or no. we can't do any amendment. so that makes it all the more important that we get tpp right before we fast-track it. and we don't lose our leverage. that is what this is really all about. i am in favor of expanded trade. i would like to see a tpp i could support, but right now, i cannot because that is why tpa is having trouble because tpp is not on the right track. host: congressman, before we go too far, tpp, tpa, you have to explain those outside of washington. congressman sander levin: tpa, trade promotion authority, that is what is called fast-track. what it means is the negotiating is undertaken by ustr, by the trade representative. and at the end, all congress can do is to say yes or no. there is the argument that we could withdraw it, but we have that power now. and that is why there are other techniques to withdraw, but that is not going to happen because we can already do it. host: and

tonight, adam levine. from "mad max: fury road," nicholas hoult.nd music from maroon 5 with cleto and the cletones. and now, settle down, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. i'm glad you are here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. i had -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: please, turn the applause sign off. thank you. i had an interesting night last night. i went to don rickles birthday party last night. his 89th birthday. his actual birthday is on friday but they had the party at a restaurant last night. when you are 89, you don't wait until friday. you get it done on tuesday. it is also cheaper to rent out a restaurant on tuesday. it was quite an event. all of don's friends were there, bob newhart, norm crosby, tommy lasorda. the youngest man there was larry king. they kept rubbing him on the head. don roasted everybody. he sat at his table and roasted about 100 people, pretty much all of his family and friends. he sat there and mowed through everyone. it

what does that republican candidate need to win in mark levin's view?he guy who ran the table was the most conservative republican nominated for president in modern american history. maybe history period. that's what we need to do. i'm not happy with the candidates. there's too many of them. i can't control it and neither can anybody else. i think we conservatives will have to rally behind one or two or three quickly. or the rhinos will pick us off, as they did with mccain and romney and hope to do with jeb bush among others. on the democrat side this is amazing to me. i don't know how hillary clinton hasn't served some time in prison given her background and what she's done. now they set up this front group to loan their money through so the sources of the money wouldn't be known. that bill clinton receives. there's so much corruption and sleaze in this family and what they do. yet, apparently that's the definition of the democrat party. she is right now, take the goofball from vermont, she's right now the only so-called serious candidate the democrats

. >> and adam levine attacked. the ambush outside jimmy wó >>> this is abc7 news. >> tornadoes have left a trail of destruction across the midwest. kansas, nebraska and texas have been hit but the most damage appears to be in oklahoma where dozens of homes have been destroyed. at least two tornadoes touched down there today. a zoo was also damaged and residents were told to stay indoors because some animals including tigers escaped. fortunately they have all been rounded up. >> on to consumer news. you heard a lot about drones crashing on to the grounds of the what house and even delivering packages one day. >> but some people will use drones as part of their daily lives. michael finney gives us a glimpse into the future. >> drones can cost anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. the possibilities are fascinating. the uses of drones are only limited by our imagination. >> buying drones for fun is popular here. he has been flying drones for five plus years. >> people get the bird's eye perspective. >>

adam levine getting an unfreendly greeting before performing last night. >>> and shaq goes down. shaquille o'neal taking a tumble on live tv. what the big man is saying about this wipeout. >>> and good thursday morning to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. >> and i'm kayna whitworth. reena ninan is on assignment. >>> we start with severe storms. >> a lot of new video coming in showing us the damage. piles of rubble where homes and builds once stood. this is in oklahoma. it was hit hard in particular. cared flipped over, power lines down. trees snapped. [ wind howling ] >> so that sound, well this morning, reports of more than 40 tornadoes. this one is in kansas. tossing large pieces of debris through the air. >> the storms are slowly moving east. more severe weather expected today. here now bazi kanani. >> here we go. >> reporter: sirens playering ingblaring across the heartland. >> we have a roof that just flew through the air here. >> reporter: the bridge creek fire department shredded. residents forced to evacuate sfwlp oh my gosh! whoa! >> reporter: the tornadoes touching down in kans

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. >> right after the break what happened to sing are adam levine outside the -- singer adam levine outside jimmy kimmel show. >> it is high now for tree pollen and grasses and moderate range for mold spores. that's on our website at www.wusa9.com. we'll come back, talk >>> trending now, adam levine gets blasted in the face with a sugar bomb and it's caught on camera. tmz reports levine was outside jim i kimmel studio -- jimmy kimmel studios when the attack happened. the sugar thrower was arrested for battery. room 5 has a song called sugar. you may not know this. >> of course, i know that. >> i meant you watching. >> oh, okay. >> you're going to sing it for us, right, lesli? >> no, i'm not. >> they're not sure if that had anything to do with the sugar bombing. >>> shaquille o'neal is having fun. man, if i was watching that in realtime, oh, my goodness. this is during tnt's halftime show. apparently he got tangled up in the cord. wow. so now he's offering $500 to anyone who turns in the best mem and there's some pretty good ones so far. here's floyd mayweather standing victoriously near sha

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author hillel levin interviewed larry hall. >> it was a very cluttered household.aised 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. >> i met a lot of new friends during that time period and i was able to travel around and meet them at the battlefields and go on tours and stuff. it was a lot of fun. >> larry was hooked. even growing mutton chops from his hairline to his jowl. though the re-enactments helped larry make friends, he stil

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. >>> joining me now from new york is adam levin, a privacy expert, and the chair and founder of the 911, focussed on identity management solutions. you heard our previous guests. if you were sitting with someone that owns a phone, a computer, lives a work a day life, monday through friday, nine to five, and may have listened to abraham wagner, he may have thought i do want people in law enforcement looking for terrorists to find them. the same person heard david green and said "no, i don't want the government to look at everything i do in my private forth. what would you want them to know about their digital life before they make up the mind about government surveillance? >> i think what they have to understand is that our privacy is under assault every minute. it's under assault in the private sector, it's underassault in the public sector. that law enforcement needs to have tools to do what it needs to do, but is the responsibility of government to protect as best it can the privacy of its citizens. i'll give you a perfect example of something talked about not too long ago. there

congressman sander levin: well it is fast-track. what it means is that the negotiating is being done. and all we have at the end is yes or no. we can't do any amendment. so that makes it all the more important that we get tpp right before we fast-track it. and we don't lose our leverage. that is what this is really all about. i am in favor of expanded trade. i would like to see a tpp i could support, but right now, i cannot because that is why tpa is having trouble because tpp is not on the right track. host: congressman, before we go too far, tpp, tpa, you have to explain those outside of washington. congressman sander levin: tpa, trade promotion authority, that is what is called fast-track. what it means is the negotiating is und

. >> the voice judge adam levine, sugar bombed. >>> embattled tom brady. >> deborah: what he's sayingy. >>> and it's war, sofia vergara and her ex-fiance's frozen embryo tv battle. >> i don't want to allow this person to take more advantage. >> we both went -- we are both going through a tough time right now. >> and sofia's confrontation with photographers. >> oh. >>> then, is this mom of four being targeted for assassination by isis? >> obviously you knew the consequences, otherwise you wouldn't have -- >> what do you mean i knew the consequences? i live in america. i

alex levin was on the train directly behind the one that derailed. he was taking it to new york to be with his family. levin says after the train arrived in philadelphia wasn't clear what was going on. >> what i thought was surprising was looking outside the window and seeing many of the employees leaving the train with their belongings while all the passengers on the train were still sitting in their seats waiting for an announcement. >> he says eventually an announcement came. towed pay for a rental car and finally made the drive to new york. coming up at 5:00 we'll hear what amtrak has to say about how it responded and how it will handle refunds. that's coming up at 5:00. >>> sadly the derailment brings back memories of that terrible metro crash that killed nine people in washington in june of 2009. >> dennis was the d.c. fire chief at the time and he joins us on the phone. tell us what the first responders were and up against. >> it was an amazing crash in washington, d.c. when the two trains collide in the top speed. it took about two days to re

alan levin, thank you so much.ad, inside the foreign exchange probe, four major banks find $6 billion after play elite dust pleading guilty for minute duration. ♪ is new in san francisco, 3:00 p.m. in your, 3:00 a.m. in hong kong to minutes from the federal reserve's meeting last month showed the central bank did not accept a raise rates in june. we will see how that is being digested. alix: six of the world's biggest banks will pay nearly $6 billion in five agree to plead guilty to charges tied to currency-raking. we hear from two top u.s. officials involved in this historic announcement. scarlet: burberry among retailers reporting earnings bread we will talk shopping and -- with the former ceo of with a former ceo. scarlet: good afternoon. alix: let's look at the markets. i looking at stocks -- doing a lot of nothing. it was said after the minutes came out, dull. scarlet: this is true, but at least it is a little less golden it was before t

joe levine knows that better than anyone. >> weighs about 10, 15 pounds. >> his virginia home filled0 for that. >> inaugural metals. >> this is brass. this has to be an extraordinarily expensive gift. >> clocks and china, even presidential tie clips. >> i made a nice living through the years selling this other sort of thing, yeah. >> the white house stuff. >> the white house stuff. >> white house handouts memorabilia can be traded and sold, but white house property cannot. brian miller, a former federal investigator spotted this about to be sold at auction. >> we needed to stop the auction right away. >> that should belong to the american taxpayers. >> a white house rocking chair about to be put on the block in atlanta. it's not just any rocking chair. teddy roosevelt's rocking chair purchased at the turn of the century, last century, kept in t.r.'s white house bedrooms. after he left it remained in other white house bedrooms for 50 years. >> in this case the chair belongs to the u.s. government. >> it does. >> miller, the former inspector general of the gsa dispatched chief investig

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stewart levine chief financial officer for blue shield. >> welcome. >> now we'll hear this is terry hill from hill physician group i think he's the motorcyclist and lead for the aco administrator. >> and we'll have richard who's the brown and to tell la half of the population from the ah o from brown and i've been terribly alone and forgotten in manhattan >> welcome back. >> ann marie director of clinical services i'm very happy to have them. >> thank you all for taking time out of our busy schedules to be here undoubtedly there will be questions during the presentation that needs our expertise and response as we go forward to thank you for taking the time to come. >> as part of the presentation i will share my analysis then we'll have the two representatives terry hill and richard answer what we've old as questions and we'll go back and make a recommendation and close the presentation. >> that's correct. >> page 2 - okay. i don't know but we have the document on page 2 what we're doing is projecting the costs and establishing the recommended renewable for 2016 for the flex funded progra

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levin said he is still waiting for a refunnel. his train has been canceled and already refunded but he will have to pay hundreds out of his own pocket out of that rental car. >> we have collected enter rus with people who survived that train crash and combine them into one report that shows how devastating the accident was. it's all in the survivor's own words. we invite to you check it out on our app. >>> doug is back with more on our weather. it almost felt like fall. some areas still struggling to reach that 60-degree mark. we will call it cooler not colder. 65 is all right. we go from cool to cool to even cooler later on this evening. we'll continue to watch as the numbers fall. currently, 61 rockville. 64 manassas and 66 toward huntingtown. no rain on the radar. the weekend does have a good chance of thunderstorms. the average high temperatures this time of year 75. we get to 71 tomorrow. 68 back toward. tomorrow morning will be a very cool start. taking the bike out early. i should say 5:57 in the morning. the sun rising bef

harvey levin here. charles: charles here. a royal battle for king and tyga.y: we got black china out last night and what you're going to hear, i should say, in my opinion is not authentic. charles: i think she's

that means the president getting $30.6 million to and yale's former president richard levin getting aonus when he retired. make upy league leaders to $1 million a year. those are our top stories. we have breaking news. i want to bring in julie hyman. what do you have? apparently the irs -- online have used the irs system to steal information about taxpayers. this is according to a commission of official speaking on a conference call with reporters. obviously this encompassed the tax filing season. to 104,000ccess returns from taxpayers. that includes the tax returns and other tax information on file with the irs, and this was some kind of service called gett ranscript. they had the required information of the taxpayer. it sounds like they may have had information already and used it to gain more access. we will bring you more as we get more headlines from that call. scarlet: thanks so much, julie hyman. and the $55 billion deal for time warner cable, certainly the headline of the day. here to discuss, a partner in -- and senior portfolio manager at skye bridge. i guess it was not that

domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live," harvey levin here.les here. harvey: there is an interesting promo pushing "the bachelorette." charles: two of the guys -- harvey: came out of the closet and are in love with each other. that's certainly the way they're making it look. charles: when it went awry, they're there for caitlin -- harvey: you knew. charles: i didn't want you to mistake it. harvey: i took it for what it was immediately. charles: that they were there and they ended up falling in

harvey levin here. charles: charms 450e6r789 harvey: this is a great example of a show gob awry. hip honor atlanta. one of the most popular shows on cable right now. that show, i believe is in trouble because they fought so much that it looks like what's happened based on what we can tell it looks like the sponsors are saying we're going to pull the plug and not advertise anymore. charles: we've heard some big-name spons

tonight, adam levine. from “mad max: fury road,” nicholas hoult. 5 with cleto and the cletones. and now, settle down here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪

[applause] and representative sandy levin who is here. [applause] i want to thank our special envoy to combat anti-semitism, ira foreman, for his important work. there he is. [applause] most of all, i want to thank the entire congregation of adas israel for having me here today. earlier this week, i was interviewed by one of your members, jeff goldberg. [applause] jeff reminded me that he once called me the first jewish president. [laughter] now, since some people still seem to be wondering about my faith -- [laughter] i should make clear that this was an honorary title, but i was flattered. as an honorary member of the tribe, not to mention somebody who has hosted seven white house seders -- [applause] and been advised by two jewish chiefs of staff, i can also say i am getting a little bit of a hang of the lingo. but i will not use any of the yiddishisms that rahm emanuel taught me, because i want to be invited back. [laughter] let's just say that he had some creative new synonyms for "shalom." [laughter] now, i wanted to come here to ce

harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: i love this video. charlie saw kendrick lamar, huge rap star. charles: maybe the biggest right now, big, big spot at l.a.x. harvey: he sees him there he figures, ok, i'm going to talk to kendrick lamar. kendrick had some other things on his might. this is a great kind of turn about is fair play. charles: i arrived at l.a.x. prepared. he brought back up. harvey: he has fiv

. >> thank you commission i'm josh levine an attorney and represent the salon committee for organized growth. first, let's talk about what this project is it is to move 5 million tons of solid waste $70 million to salon county truck trip by truck trip over 15 years the question before this commission as mentioned by the gentleman is not whether or not this is a project that needs to be approved the question is this a project that is worthy and has an environmental impact sufficient to that a meaningful environmental review should be decided before we deal with the waste whether there's a fair argument support by substantial evidences i believe the record shows in both the reports submit including one report there is an argument of the an impact on traffic and infrastructure and an impact on emissions such we shouldn't make this decision latin-american but with a full environment review there are a lot of points made in the go briefings that's been submitted i want to emphasis with respect to what the project is being look at i roll call disagree with the gentleman our calculations bot

levine was talking about a innovation to put the person center of the care do people have to go in to get tare chemical month unnonfiction it requires them to leave work and can- there's nothing avenue 9 o'clock can it be made available at home how can you make it is important patient centered that concludes my report you've been given a long await urgent care card from blue shield you got one for health and one for brown and toland the current information they're trying to. >> i'll leave that to our qualities control person commissioner breslin i'm sure i'll valid all claims by all parties thank you very much director dodd now item 11. >> item 11 discussion item h ss financial reporting as of february 2015 pamela las vegas vin. >> to our fine cfo if you could just hit the top like that the things that must be talked about. >> pamela chief financial officer we have started our fund balance this fiscal year january i'm sorry july 1st, 2014, with a $92.8 million balance with 8 months behind us we're projecting a $90.5 million balance at the end of the year our general fund budget after

harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: melissa rivers comes out swinging.g that she did. not if you're kathy griffin. she deserved this i think. this is melissa rivers last night with hoda from the "today show" where melissa was interviewed about her book. you know this famous story now that melissa's mom joan, who ran "fashion police," was the star of

harvey levin here. charles: charles here. i'm coming. harvey: floyd mayweather. million-plus from what he collected over the weekend because his baby mama is suing him saying he's a despicable liar who rolled over her and to save his own ass before the fight saying essentially she deserved the beating she got. a beating that landed floyd i

levin sons tenure to get us on sound footing and i am happy to report although you do review is entireear's budget the mayor's office and board of supervisors i'm sure you're aware of are the next step after your consideration which we hope on may 5th because of state dissolution 0 law is process is really a subject to the recognized payment schedule process i'm happy to report as lee's departing gifts we received approval of our first 6 months of our budget certainly the balance of the budget is still pend and certainly i think we have special guest from the state department of the finance i know that cell white is here in the audience >> hello, welcome. >> leo if you will walk us through the budget and joined by your colleague to present the scope of the assets is remain loans and other obligations. >> thank you director bohe and commissioners i'm very glad to be able to be here for this presentation there is a lot i'll miss not been before you in the future. >> you can always come back. >> in fact we've asked him to come back for this. >> but i was invited and want to be here n for

. >> reporter: first-time mayor philip levine is overseeing pumps, each moving 14,000 gallons of waterute. >> so what exactly is going on here? >> this over here is - they are dewatering the ground and putting in filtration systems to make sure the pumps in the ground will put out water that will be cleaner and back into the bay. >> reporter: the problem is not just water topping sea walls, but water bubbling up from below. miami beach is built on porous limestone that absorbs the rising water. as the limestone is saturated by rising sea, there's an upsurge of water through the sewer system. so far 8 pumps have been installed, and seem to be doing the trick. >> we think we have a great 50-60 year solution. after that human innovation and technology, we believe, will catch up. >> this is the first type anyone did this on a city-wide scale. we'll make mistakes... >> we are the pioneers. >> i like it. >> reporter: with a lifetime in miami, dan is a retired boat cap feign and is an environmental activist. he took us on a tour of the city's efforts. >> let me show you something. they'll rai

harvey levin here, and charles. >> there is a huge development in i think the biggest rap war in thery right now there. is now an arrest warrant out now for the guy who allegedly shot up lil wayne's tour bus. on the surface you would think they found the guy. but deeper down, this involves huge people in the rap business. >> it involves lil wayne birdman, young thug, cash money young money. >> let's connect the dots

domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live," harvey levin here.es: charles here. harvey: early, early this morning while charles were sleeping we put a story out chris brown came home from vegas only to find a naked woman in his bed. now, chris brown might not complain about that under different circumstances, but these circumstances were different because this woman trashed his house. this woman was inunviolated. charles: she trashed his car. >> says silver royals

harvey levin here. charles: charles here. rosie o'donnell, i got to tell you this divorce is so nasty with michelle rounds. michelle is now saying that rosie has stooped, this is what she is saying, stooped to using their 2-year-old child as a pawn in a custody war michelle wants that kid and wants that kid solely for herself in terms of custody. rosie is indignant about it and now michelle

harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: so this is unbelievable.o of a star from "the walking dead" going just crazy on a new york subway. i have not seen anything like this. a crowded subway and he just went all the rails. charles: he goes berserk and in fact tells people, get your phones out record this. ha

levine the chief financial officer of blue shield i'm privileged to speak you than i was at the white house last week i'm here to talk about health care transformation someone i spoke with obama and a lot of people task force including rick who was the head of c ii i want to thank katherine doing the right thing i met three or four years ago awhile driving her to the airport it is how i side health care as an opportunity for the united states and other people have been partners some of the things i wanted to speak to was the importance of not blue shield as an insurance agency but as a force and con glom factor around health care transformation when we look at what is happening with health care our kids and grandkids will not have a health care system we have to make that better and cheaper if we don't do this now is it so our last chap anticipate hopefully the role we at blue shield have helped to put together not only the great work by the folks here but all the medical groups in california what those best practices are and use this place as a that he hady dish for transformation sa

harvey levin here. charles here. harvey: pluto got in trouble over the weekend.his kid according to this family pluto manhandled this little boy and his become get hype are extended and it was a whole thing at disneyland. we will get into what happened but first look at this video. this is pluto hugging the boy. we will show you this and show again in

. >> plus adam levine sugar bombed.ttack could have been much worse. >> pelted by powder's sugar at his concert. >> we'll explain why the perp went stopped. >> it's one most dangerous things a celebrity can do, shaking hands with the public. >> as a woman lungs at prince harry's lips. >> also we expose the business of autograph hounds so who's spamming fares