carl levin is the kind of elected leader america will always need.pe, america will always have. the kind of leader who always does what he believes is the right thing, the right thing for his country. he puts his country first. so does buck mckeon. so does buck mckeon. as an army grandparent buck has always fought hard to provide or service members and families with the resources and support they need and deserve, and after nearly 20 years on the house armedded services committee he has been among congress' strongest advocates to ensure our military has the capabilities to meet the complex and challenging threats it faces today and will face in the fewer. like carl levin, this retiring member of congress just returned from a trip to israel, jordan, egypt, and morocco. and like carl levin, he is demonstrating his absolute commitment to our country and our military right to the end of his career. over the past year and a half that i've been secretary of defense, i've counted on buck'sed a series, his honest--- -- buck's advice, honest, is insights and

chairman levin, i owe you a personal debt of gratitude.ral confirmation processes for me, i might have preceded you in retirement. [laughter] come to think of it, i'm not sure whether to thank you or to blame you. [laughter] and chairman mckeon, your leadership on the house armed services committee has been so legendary that your colleagues have renamed the fiscal year 2015 national defense authorization act after you. i'm just glad your name won't be on the appropriations bill, because i don't want there to be any confusion about who yets the money -- who gets the money. and chairmen, plural, on behalf of our men and women in uniform and their families, just let me simply thank you for your leadership, for all you've done for our nation, your devotion to the men and women of the joint force will continue to resonate throughout the ranks. we will proudly be part of your congressional legacy. thank you very much. [applause] [background sounds] >> attention! ceremonial -- >> ceremonial -- [inaudible] >> ladies and gentlemen, senator levin. >

levin have any speakers? mr. levin: i have one. it's my pleasure toll yield five minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett, ranking member of the subcommittee on human resources. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. doggett: the needs not weeds act. that is a pretty catchy title. i think it could fit on a bumper sticker, perhaps it already has. unfortunately, this proposal has only a little to do with weeds and nothing to do whatsoever with the needs of our neighbors who are trying to move out of poverty and into the middle class of america. the people that are down there on the bottom economic running that are trying to -- runk, that are trying to climb up. this congress is indifferent. their hopes have just gone up in smoke. on the very day that we are considering this proposal, we are being called upon by the same folks to approve a companion republican resolution that once again cuts resources for temporary assistance for needy families. not one cut, but two cuts, $14 illion each year from the tanf c

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome adam levin. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: adam levin!his is your first time on our "tonight show." >> i know. >> jimmy: so, welcome -- [ cheers ] clearly -- clearly the guys love you. [ laughter ] absolutely. >> what's up! >> jimmy: they're getting extra deep voices. dude, thank you for coming on. it's always fun having you -- i had you on "late night" but never on "the tonight show." >> yeah. it was crazy. your "late night" show. >> jimmy: yeah. >> led you to "the tonight show." >> jimmy: that's correct. >> your "late night" show also led me to "the voice," because they saw me on your show, your old show. >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers ] i appreciate you giving me credit for that. because i had a lot to do with your career. [ laughter ] >> that's not true. >> jimmy: we'll edit it so that it looks like it is true. >> it's totally true. >> jimmy: no, but i remember. you were sitting in with the roots, we were doing -- we were improvising and you were being super funny and charming. >> it's the roots, actually. it's more the roots than y

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levin: thank you, i yield myself such time as i shall consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: this is the first of three straightforward bills concerning the inch r.s. it is my hope that republicans will foe -- concerning the i.r.s. it is my hope that the republicans will focus the debate on the straightforward manner that is warranted, and that's what's happening on this bill. currently the i.r.s. restricts its employees from sending emails that contain sensitive, unclassified data outside the i.r.s. network unless approved by senior agency management. but the manual does not specifically reference the use of personal email accounts. this legislation would specifically prohibit the use of personal email accounts to conduct official agency business. i support this bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from louisiana is recognized. mr. boustany: i i would inquire if the gentleman has any others who wish to speak on this bill before we close? mr. levi

senator levin is retiring in january after serving 36 years in the senate. this is one hour. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to today's on the record meeting. we certainly have a lot to talk about. just so there's no confusion, since we are about the same size and same age and we both wear our glasses on the edge of our nose, this fellow on my right is the very distinguished senator from michigan, carl levin, and the pbs ombudsman. senator levin is of course the widely respected chairman of the senate armed services committee. served for 36 years when he retires in january. he literally needs no introduction to this group. he has some remarks before we get started with the questioning.

founder harvey levin in a moment. >>> tmz, the got to be website based in l.a.beaten the mainstream media on a whole series of scoops. there was mel gibson's rant against the cops, michael richard's racist rant in a comedy club, the racist audio tape that forced done afrld sterling to sell the los angeles clippers and now the video of ray rice slugging his fiancee in a casino elevatorer that this week prompted the nfl to suspend him indefinitely. >> how is it that the nfl couldn't get their hands on this second tape, but a website called tmz could? >> well, i don't know how tmz or any other website gets their information. and we don't seek to get that information from sources that are not credible. >> well, it means that he is just full of bs. >> what better time to talk to harvey levin, the founder of tmz, from los angeles. >> harvey levin, welcome. >> hi, howie, how are you doing? >> doing great. people look at thesegh stories from ray race going all the way back to mel gibson and they ask, how does tmz get this stuff? >> you know, it's so funny to me that peo

hirono, booker, heitkamp, boxer, nelson, durban, white house, klobuchar, reed of rhode island, and levin. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the filing deadline under rule 22 of the first-degree amendments to h.j. res. 124 be 2:00 this afternoon and the filing deadline for second-degree amendments be 3:30 p.m. today. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the motion to table an amendment to the joint resolution provided under the previous order be in order during the time for debate, if made during the debate the vote on the motion to table occur immediately after all debate time has been used or yielded back on h.j. res. 124. further that if a budget point of order is made the motion to waive be considered made and the vote on the motion to waive occur following the vote on the motion to invoke cloture on h.j. res. 124. the presiding officer: without

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coming up, mark levine and kentucky senator rand paul will join me to discuss the isis threat.onight two years after the benghazi terror attack that left four americans dead a house select committee held its first public hearing today on the events surrounding that let's look at some of the,/ highlights or low lights, depending your -- >> i remain convinced that our timetables so that we can hold somebody accountable. can you understand what i'm saying? >> why is it that the state department is clinging to this legacy of power that has failed? >> this idea we're magically going to get paratroopers coming out of the back of planes, they're going to land on the american embassy isn't realistic. >> if you were an agent on the ground at the time in benghazi, would you be lobbies for more help to come to benghazi? >> i'd probably be doing more than lobbying. i would be extremely frustrating and push every button i could push. >> the things we do today and over the next few months will have lasting effects even when we're gone onto heaven. >> now, while questions still remain unanswe

get buzz from adam levine and some other folks. how can you just write that off? >> because i'm an apple shareholder. >> pete's more active in apple than i am in terms of trading it. apple down 4.5%. listen to ben, brilliant. i've enjoyed all the times ben have been on with us, but what did ben start off saying? apple is the greatest hardware company -- what about software? what about investments apple made over the last 18 months into software, into the ios platform and what it will bring, the mobile wallet. i truly believe they will be the first to succeed in getting the retail environment to adopt the mobile wallet. that's going to be incredibly transformative for them. additionally, one last point. >> okay. >> all the investment in software. >> take a breath. >> all the investment in software itself, you're begin tock see the enterprise space finally now enjoy the products that we on the consumer level have been enjoying for apple. i see apple down 4.5%. i stay long. >> okay. >>> coming up, a multibillion dollar investment in u.s. real estate development comin

racial levine. al jazeera mexico city. >> now an outbreak of a killer disease in venezuela could be the worst virus to hit the area. >> her youngest daughter woke up with a fever. she started getting rashes and feeling a deep pain in her bones. 13 hours later she was dead. >> i think it was from what i was reading in the newspapers. joint pain and high fever. but until thou they didn't tell me what killed my baby. >> the authorities should alert us of what is happening to be able to prevent it. >> doctors think that the country is suffering an outbreak of a relatively unknown mosquito-born virus. at least nine people could have died from the virus in this hospital. some experts believe that more than 50,000 might have contracted it nationwide while the government says there have been less than a thousand cases. doctors fear the administration is hiding the crisis promising instead punishing those who launched the alarm and accusing them of psychological terrorism. >> i don't understand why they don'

please welcome adam levine. [cheering and applause] first of all, relax.ng and applause] i don't want you to be intimidated by my looks. i want you to relax. >> thank you for saying it. >> jon: you're very, very welcome, sir. how are you? you are the busiest man in show business that i'm aware of, putting out a new album, you're hosting "the voice," you're being in the movies, you got married. is this the most whirlwindish of times for you? >> it's pretty crazy. it's so much fun, and, this by the way, i'm super excited about. [cheering and applause] my mother's obsessed with you. my wife is obsessed with him. my band is obsessed with you in a creepy way. >> jon: here's what's crazy, i apparently have the wrong person on my show then. where are all... i've been obsessed with you sin kara's flowers. do you remember kara's flowers? >> i do. it was a long time ago. >> jon: no, look at the picture. that's you. >> wow that. is me. >> that's you from kara's flowers back in the day. was that the band from high school? >> we've been playing since high school. look

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i was talking to kathy levin, the first qvc host to work with her in 1991, they were very close. they worked together. levin told river also no ego, she was gracious, she was also asking about family, but rivers came here financially broke, financially ruined, just after her husband committed suicide in philadelphia. apparently, the president of qvc at the time had a brilliant idea of taking joan rivers' extensive ollection and making a costume copy of it to sell. i am told that rivers is responsible for over $150 million in sales. today, mike george, the president and ceo of qvc put out this statement -- in just a few minutes, i'm going to go into the studio, i'm going to talk to some of the hosts who work closely with her and i will be bringing you that story tonight at 11:00. live at qvc in westchester, lu ann cahn, nbc 10 news. >> joan river was the host of the show "fashion police" on the e network, owned by nbc 10's parent company, comcast nbc universal. rivers was known for her scathing commentary on "fashion police" her daughter, melissa, university of pennsylvania gradua

then carl levin discusses policy. later the house intelligence committee chair mike rogers and discuss u.s.lis security. >> coming up next, discussing the development of the republican party, and the house is split between the tea party and mainstream republicans. mean talkscongress about national security and strategy for dealing with isis. than a look at education and the role of the big ten. washington journal is live every morning at 7 a.m. east third. ern.ast and you can join the conversation on face book and twitter. combating isisn in syria. you can watch the event live starting at noon eastern on the 2.n -- c-span >> we are exd to announce it is launch week for the student cam contest. rises will be awarded to middle and high school contest winners. the theme is broader than ever. it is the three branches and you. like you to demonstrate how a law or action has affect did you, your life, and your community. the competition is open for grade extrude 12. through 12.rade six contestants are asked to include some

adam levine of maroon 5 will be here tonight. the mid-term elections are coming up. it's like that moment you're about to smell vomit but you haven't yet vomited. almost every incumbent will win their race, especially in the house, which means all eyes are in the senate. will the democrats retain control? [audience member screams] [laughter] obviously someone in the audience tonight not familiar with the rhetorical question. perhaps so comfortable they feel they can just yell out, not realizing this time i can hear them. well, the democrats are in control. we don't know. it's the subject of tonight's democalypse 2014: it's all about that base. what will happen if republicans recapture the senate? the stakes are stunning. >> if the president loses the senate, he will have both houses of congress working to stop him. >> gridlock will be epidemic. >> jon: oh, no, grid lock will be epidemic in washington. that's like saying the internet will been inundated with porn. traditionally mid-terms function as a referendum for the president. how is the president's population aff

levin is retiring after 36 years in the senate. he spoke about foreign policy and potential support for the president's isis strategy. this is an hour. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to today's on-the-record meeting for the council on foreign relations. we certainly have a lot to talk about. and just so there is no confusion, since we're about the same size and same age and we both wear our glasses on the edge of our nose, this fellow on my right is the very distinguished senator from michigan carl levin and i'm the pbs ombudsman. senator levin is, of course, the widely respected chairman of the senate armed services committee, has served for 36 years when he retires in january. retires in january. he literally needs no introduction to this group, and he has some remarks before we get started with the questioning so i'm not going to say much. i am -- i would like to say, however, that while journalists are supposed to be the ones with the nose for news, that i must congratulate the council and the senator for superb timing for

steve levine, washington correspondent for quarts. good to see you. >>> this time next week a brand new nation could be born or taking shape. i'm take you to scotland where voters have the power to break up the u.k. in their hand. coming up, a new start up based on an old and failed business idea. . >> secretary of state john kerry is in turkey to press the country to join an international coalition aimed at destroying the islamic state group. 10 middle eastern countries agreed to provide help to the united states in the fight against the group. turkey, which shares a long boarder with syria is reluctant to participate. al jazeera's bernard smith explains. >> reporter: this may be turkish soil, but this is a border town that looks to the middle east. it's a place of pilgrimage, the supposed birthplace of abraham, one of islam's great profits. now sometimes mingling among the pilgrims are men with different intentions - from europe and beyond. they are close to the end of a journey taking them to syria and iraq, to join the fighters of

they do not have complete information in that senator levin report. and it needs further investigation. >> richard is asking you how do you fix it? what's the fix here? >> first of all, going through the judicial process of making sure that people are held accountable, that lois lerner is -- >> wait a second. holding people accountable and having more -- >> in the irs. >> being accountable and having more congressional hearings is not how we fix it. let's come to the table, democrats and republicans, and let's have campaign finance reform that. will fix all the problems. >> they're going to fix the irs? really? that's an internal problem within the irs. richard -- >> i got to go. i appreciate the excitement of both your parts. thank you we'll see you both again. >> thank you. >> take care. >>> vietnam veterans gathering in las vegas 40 years after the war. some 1500 vets from the 11th armored cavalry regiment attended. >> got here, the last time i seen him, he took a rocket propelled grenade, lost two of his men. last time i seen him i was putting him

steve levine, washington correspondent for quarts. good to see you. >>> this time next week a brand new nation could be born or taking shape. i'm take you to scotland where voters have the power to break up the u.k. in their hand. coming up, a new start up based on an old and failed business >> a crisis on the border >> they're vulnerable these are refugees. >> migrant kids flooding into the us. >> we're gonna go and see who's has just been deported. >> why are so many children fleeing? >> your children will be part of my group... >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> there blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> truth seeking... >> we have to get out of here... award winning investigative documentary series... no refuge: children at the border only on al jazeera america . >> secretary of state john kerry is in turkey to press the country to join an international coalition aimed at destroying the islamic state group. 10 middle eastern countries agreed to provide help to the united states in the fight against th

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the difference, says assembly member marc levine, is how the disagreements are handled.s something he says he discovered from republicans during the debate over one of his bills this year. >> i actually had freshmen members come and say they were asked to speak against my bill, that they weren't going to vote for it, but they were refusing to speak on the floor against. and i think that says something about the relationships that we're building and the long-term thinking that we're put information to our legislation, as well. >> reporter: it does seem like there's a -- >> it does seem like there's a genuine cooperative spirit. the question, is that just a one-time thing about a particular mix of members, or is it a more long-term trend coming about as a result of these various tlaerchls haform have g effect? >> reporter: it's hard to know how to measure change at the states capitol. will a new era mean more bipartisan voting on bills or simply more bipartisan work on the biggest issues facing the state? a number of legislators point to what happened in august. a bipartis

here is willie. >> adam levine is a man of many talents. nbc's "the voice." good to see you, man. >> it's coaches, actually. we prefer coaches on "the voice." judge sounds judgy. coach like i'm helping and judge is like i'm judging. >> got it. forgive me. one of the head coaches, adam levine. let's talk about the season. we've got new coaches in. what's the new dynamic there? >> yeah. we're super lucky, because i think that every time you present new people into the equation, it can -- you don't know what it's going to be like. and we were just, once again, extremely lucky and gwen and pharrell are amazing. i love both of them so so much already that it's going to be a blast. it has been a blast. i'm sure it will continue to be. >> what's different about them, than ceelo and some of these other coaches? >> gwen is in a band. pharrell is multitalented. he is a song writer, an artist and does a a little bit of everything. huge fan of those two as well. >> the coaches on the show are the a of the "a" list in music. do you think you and blake m

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so senator levin, you have the floor, sir. >> thank you. michael, thanks, first of all for all your good work, for your introduction. it's great to be back at the council on foreign relations. again i think this is three years in a row, perhaps, came up on the elevator, i was reminded that we are also here as michael mentioned on the anniversary of the horrific events of september 11, 2001. so this is a very appropriate time to talk about these issues. i just returned from a trip to ukraine, iraq, and jordan. that's the type of trip, by the way, that does not make it into the "washington post" series on congressional junkets to choice travel destinations. [laughter] current events in these countries are a direct consequence of two of the most dramatic transformations in international environment that i have seen in my 36 years in the senate. first, the end of the cold war, and second the rise of a virulent strain of islamic extremism. russia's actions in ukraine are a direct challenge to the post cold war hopes for europe. in effect, putin

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senator levin traveled to iraq during the august congressional recess. is he the president's speech on a website, c-span.org. live coverage here on c-span2. >> we certainly have a lot to talk about. just so there's no confusion since we're about the same size and same age and we spoke with a class on the edge of our nose, this fell on the right is a very distinguished senator from michigan, carl levin. and i am the pbs -- senator levin, is of course the widely respected chairman of the senate armed services committee who served for 36 years when he retired in january. .. >> and it's just hours since president obama spoke to the nation on the challenges now confronting us. so, senator levin, you have the floor, sir. >> up heresome. >> i guess, yes. >> michael, thanks, first of all, for all your work, your introduction, and it's great to be back at the council on foreign relations again. i think this is three years in a row, perhaps. as i came up on the elevator, i was reminded we're also here, as michael mentioned, on the anniversary of the horrific event

information from sources that are not credible. >> on america's newsroom earlier today tmzep harvey levin wasn't buying goodell's story. >> he is just full of b.s. he never went to the casino and asked them for a copy of the videotape. his position is, well, we went to the police and said we want a copy, and they didn't give it to us. they didn't give it to them because there was a pending criminal investigation. he still could have gone to the casino. for him to suggest the casino video isn't credible is ridiculous. >> time now for our legal panel, former prosecutor and defense attorney who has represented many high-profile sports clients, including nfl hall of famer lawrence taylor. and jonah, former prosecutor and defense attorney as well. all right, arthur. i mean, you have represented lawrence taylor and others. wron if you want to represent ray rice or not, but what do you make of this back and forth between roger goodell and tmz's harvey levin? >> let's take it back to putting on my lawyer hat. there's also a criminal case that took place here where mr. rice got a pretty good deal.

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rachel levine. al jazeera. panama city. >> ray rice in a video showing him punching his wife.hat case and the nfl. that's next. only on all jazeera america >> okay, we need to bring the passion of the discussion we had during the commercial break to this now. ray rice has been suspended indefinitely from the nfl, and the ravens cut him today. take a look at this video. it reportedly shows rice punching his wife, then fiancÉ in this video. now wife in the face. in the atlantic city hotel. originally he received a two-game suspension. jamie, because i think a lot of people are under the impression that prosecutors in atlantic city in new jersey didn't do a thing with this case. but that's not the case. rice avoided trial by pleading not guilty to a third-degree aggravated assault charge, and avoided jail time by entering a pre-intervention program for first-time offenders. >> he pleaded guilty to a lesser charge than he might have been convicted of had he gone to trial. >> so was this case handled appropriately? was this case handled appropriately by the prosecutors? >> this is

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. >> don, we have a little bit of breaking news here about that very thing because harvey levin, he's founder of tmz, that's who obtained this elevator video, and they are just announcing tonight that tomorrow morning they say that they're going to release a bombshell. they claim that they have evidence that the nfl did know about this elevator video and that they did see this elevator video. judge mathis, i want to bring you in. if that's true, what happens to roger goodell, the commissioner of the nfl? >> well, if he knew of it, i think that he's part of this -- what someone --? right refer to as a cover-up, or trying to minimize the damage that was done both to this woman and that we know that the nfl would need to have addressed, covering it up for the benefit of the nfl, for the benefit of one of his players. but in addition to that, we're talking about responsibility. i haven't heard much responsibility attributed to the prosecutor in this case and the court. after all, he received a smack on the wrist. and did they see the video? or is it enough of -- evidence that what they di

kevin levin. he completed a master in history of the university of richmond. his thesis became the basis of his most current book "remembering the battle of the crater, war's murder" which was published in 2012. he's currently an instrekter of american history at gan academy near boston. and fortunately, kevin in his day-to-day work, gets to challenge his students to conduct original research, critically evaluate historical sources, and analyze historical events. in addition to his book, he has written several essays for the "new york times" and the "atlantic" as well as popular magazines in a number of academic journals. you can follow him, follow his thoughts on many other issues related to the american civil war and how the four-year conflict was and continues to be remembered by following his award winning blog called the civil war memory. it's my pleasure this evening to introduce you to you kevin levin. >> good evening, everyone. before i get started, i also want to thank st. paul's church for opening its doors tonight. i can't think of a better venue fo

levin. mr. levin: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from michigan is recognized for three minutes. if the threat from isis is real. all of us who have seen the violence and the barberism of isis. the rapid advance of isis militants within iraq and syria an immediate threat to these countries and the region. no one should be under any delusion about what will happen if the u.s. sits this one out. if unchecked, the isis threat will grow and become even more difficult to address down the road. and directly threaten our nation. as we have seen since president obama authorized limited air strikes against isis in august, we have the ability to mitigate the isis threat. but we cannot defeat isis by ourselves with u.s. air strikes. thomas friedman said it well in the "new york times," and i quote, isis loses if our moderate arab muslim partners can unite and make this a civil war within islam. a civil war in which america is the air force for the sunnis and shiites through decency versu