levin of michigan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. levin: mr. speaker, this act jeopardizes american families' ability to afford health insurance. the so-called verify first act would require a new verification process of an individual's social security number before he or she can receive any tax credit for health coverage, either under the a.c.a. or under the house-passed trumpcare bill. this bill does nothing to address the reality that more than 23 million americans would lose health insurance under the republican health care legislation. nor does it address the harm caused by cutting $800 billion from medicaid, by eliminating the expansion for moderate income workers, and by imposing

now, onto our specialist, mark levin mark levin and mike o'hara. mark, my question is for you.first? [laughter] 's for their loved ed. >> eboni: savage. >> you can listen to his audio and read mine. >> eric: i love that monica did one package is, jackie booth did the other. a lot of work. thank you both. mark, i'm just going to say you've been one of my mentors and one of my heroes for a very long time. thank you for joining us on "the specialists." >> god bless you, all of you, good luck on this book. i'm not kidding. it's a great book. >> eboni: my question is for you, mike. you were in a band? >> i was, yeah. >> eboni: who was your inspiration, who was your musical idol? >> shane -- of the pokes. do you want me to list everybody? vicki barrett of the mighty bostonians, bostones >> eboni: is there somebody you where they can check you out and try to write a book of your own to make >> with pictures. >> kat: thank you to our fox news specialist today mark levin and mike o'hara. we thank you all for watching. make sure to watch, follows us. at 5:00 will never be the same. "spec

levine reportedly spent $50,000 on forensic reports to date the pigment and on a private investigator hung out with the guggenheims appraiser sean morton was asked to assess the painting. >> when i first saw the painting i was a little learned of the owner and her relationship with jackson pollock. >> reporter: numerous lawsuits have erupted through the years over the authenticity of pollock's paintings. many have been found in unusual places. this one, the real keel deal, was found in a new york garbage dump. levine is convinced his discovery is genuine. >> i'm putting my entire reputation and business on the line saying this. there are people that will go, "you are nuts." but i'm sorry. we have everything we know. the only thing i don't have is a photograph of jennifer standing next to jackson going, "hey, look, here's our painting." >> reporter: the painting is set to go up for auction later this month when the owner's family was told they just might have a jackson pollock expected to fetch as much as $15 million, some responded, "jackson who?" vladimir duthiers, cbs news, new york

levine is convinced his discovery is genuine. >> i'm putting my entire reputation and business on thethere are people that will go, "you are nuts." but i'm sorry. d have everything we know. the only thing i don't have is a photograph of jenifer standing next to jackson going, "hey, look, here's our painting." >> reporter: the painting is set to go up for auction later heis month. when the owner's family was told oney just might have a jackson pollock expected to fetch as much as $15 million, some responded, "jackson who?" vladimir duthiers, cbs news, new york. >> dahler: struck gold in a garage. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i'm don dahler in new york. for all of us here at cbs news, thank you for joining us. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> dueling demonstrations in the bay area and across the country today as protesters square off over shariah law. >>> plus, sacred ground gone to the dogs. the bay area cemetery where people are playing sports and picnicking on the plot. >>> and what in the world happened in cleveland last night? i thi

. >> with adam levine, and paul rudd playing an unlikely drug dealer. >> it's very illegal. >> sounds good. >> paul's real-life wife wrote the film. the full trailer is online at etonline.com.

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. >> reporter: when josh levine's auction firm was called to this retirement community in 2015, theyr star kobe bryant. instead, they stumbled on what appeared to be hidden treasure. >> it was all packed up. all in piles. you could see library boxes of personal effects, the way tax returns, letters, correspondence and then these stacks of art. >> reporter: inside this garage levine says he found famous works of art and what he believes is the work of abstract impressionist jackson pollock. >> this will be the biggest thing i've represented in my life. >> reporter: it had been sitting in the arizona garage since 1992, when the owner, who wishes to remain unnamed, inherited it from his sister. >> jen everybody gordon was a socialite in the new york scene at the right time at the right time. all the artists were hanging out at her apartment, including jackson pollack. >> reporter: finding the painting was the easy part. levine reportedly spent more than $50,000 on forensic reports to date it and a private investigator to confirm he hung out with the guggenheims. >> i really looked at it

levin is convinced, his discovery is genuine. >> i'm putting my entire reputation and business on thes. there are people that will go you are nut, but i'm sorry, we have everything we know. the only thing i don't have is a photograph of jennifer standing next to jackson going hey, look, here is our painting. >> the painting it set to go up for auction later this month. when the owner's family was told, they just might have a jackson pollock, expected to fetch as much as $15 million, some responded jackson who? vladmeere, new york. >> how incredible is that? matt, whenever i clean out my closet or attic, i just finds trash. why can't that happen to me? >> you know, i feel the same. maybe we keep stuff now, and in like 50 years? are revisit it 50 years? 15 million? >> maybe. if i keep this suit long enough, you know, keep the dress, keep the suit, it could be an antique one day, who knows, $15 million. >> ya, rid. >> our weather is great today. a million dollars day for us. it is going to be wonderful this afternoon, a little bit maybe if-ee this morning in a few spot, because few light

at the great one, mark levin.we come back on this busy news night, more reaction to the media's war with the president. laura ingraham. it also, an update on our "hannity" investigation. democrats don't want you to know about it. jay secular will be here to respond. ari fleischer is 1 of 2 now saying it's time to end the dog and pony show. the press briefing. along with sara carter from circa news. a very important many monologue about a once respected news anchor who is now telling the anti-trump company line over at the fake news network, cnn. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. try super poligrip free. ♪ when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. (baby crying) (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ringing) (audience cheering) >> sea

rediscovering americanism and the tyranny of progressivism, i call in the great one, mark levin.e the cover, you will be on next monday, we will talk about the book, not tonight. let's talk about what you found here, this is profound to me. >> let's talk about this, because we had a debate the last several weeks as a result of the gym comey illegal leak from his law professor buddy to "the new york times" that the suggestion is that donald trump obstructed justice. you and i know and anybody with any competence knows that the president of the united states not only didn't obstruct justice, he can't obstruct justice, that aside, this has been a debate for weeks, obstructing justice, will mueller investigate and? he has investigated him, that's not the question, that's media insanity. the issue is why would mueller investigate a sitting president at all as a criminal matter? because it's been the position of the united states department of justice under republicans and democrats and in 1973 memorandum and in october memorandum under the clinton administration that you must not, can

the new negro" and i really decided to write that because i was interested in world war i answer levine from in england the kind of literature of world war i is a very famous, very widely read, taught in schools. it's part of the national conversation. it seemed like that was not true for literature in world war i in the united states. one of the real gaps in that story was the literature to which have been produced by an african-american writers. i was really drawn to that figure will kind of stores african-americans were telling about the great war, african-american writers thought about its impact for race relations in america and for the long history of african american culture and identity. so african-americans were caught up in america's entry into world war i just as all americans were. and african-americans volunteered. they bought liberty bonds. they volunteered to serve in the military. they volunteered to serve as aid workers and nurses. often with mixed feelings. woodrow wilson had said america was entering world war i to make the world safe for democracy. but, of course, am

the new negro" and i really decided to write that because i was interested in world war i answer levine from in england the kind of literature of world war i is a very famous, very widely read, taught in schools. it's part of the national conversation. it seemed like that was not true

rochltd jack levine's burning hands -- >> reporter: jack levine's burning hands depicts plaque men, nowabric of american history. yet the art world neglected to celebrate anckverag african-ame >> it's thought of a lot of african-american art lends value. >> reporter: the museum acquired 62 works by 22 contemporary african-american artists. they will be a part of their permanent american art collection. the president of the museum took on the job one year ago and noticed there was a gaping hole in the collection. >> a big chapter is basically missing. that's really in this case the whole story the history appreciation of african-american art especially from the deep south. >> reporter: most of the artists were born in the era of jim crowe segregation carrying with them the memories of their ancestors t. flagship is a moving image of their transatlantic voyage. while revealing, they also touch upon universal issues. >> racism, poverty, religion, class differences, and so it's a story that we can all relate to, whether we have that unique african-american experience or we've gotten work on

mark levin is near g re nfell tower of that disaster. mark levin is near grenfell tower in itself.s people want answered. there is so much frustration and despair, perhaps that is exacerbated by the fact we just don't know how this started, we don't fully understand what happened and why the fire took hold so quickly. yes, all the suspicion is pointing still to the suspicion is pointing still to the cladding and that's been reinforced by a statement from the department for communities and local government announcing an emergency fire safety review on high buildings up fire safety review on high buildings up and down the country. an audit of how many high—rise buildings there are, how old they are, how many people they contained and crucially, whether they have been maintained and whether the refurbishment has included the installation of cladding. we have heard today that the supplier of the cladding, confirmation that they used a plastic version of the cladding as opposed to a more fire retardant mineral all version, the difference being £2 per paddle cut —— per panel, so the boro

>> reporter: when josh levine's auction firm was called to this retirement community in arizona in 2015, they thought they were going to examine memorabilia signed by lakers star kobe bryant. instead, they stumbled on what appeared to be hidden treasure. >> it was all packed up just all in piles. you could see library boxes of personal effects the way tax returns, letters, correspondence, and then these stacks of art. >> reporter: inside this garage levine says he found famous works of art and what he believes is the work of abstract impressionist jackson pollack. >> it's big. >> reporter: it had been sitting in the arizona garage since 1992 when the owner who remains unnamed inherited it from his sister. >> jennifer gordon was a socialite in the new york scene in the art world at the right place at the right time. all the artists were hanging out at her apartment including jackson pollack. >> reporter: the paint something set to go up for auction later this month when the owner's family was told they just supply the a jackson pollack, expected to fetch as much as $15 million, some resp

brian levin, cal state.oming up after one more break, what 97 senators came to agree upon today on capitol hill. when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> welcome back to "the 11th hour." we told you we had a lot of news to corps tonight. before the "washington post" reported tonight that the president is now under investigation by bob mueller for possible obstruction of justice, the biggest russia news of the day came out of the u.s. senate. the senate voted overwhelmingly today to limit the president's power on scaling back sanctions on moscow. it's a bit of a double negative but the vote is, as you might have guessed, in response to moscow's hacks on our election. the vote was 97-2 with republicans rand paul of kentucky and mike lee of utah voting against it both with their reasons. plus, our own kasie hunt confirming tonight that the director of national intelligence dan coats will testify behind closed doors tomorrow to the senate intel committee. back with us reporter jonathan lemire. is this to be viewed an

here with now is mark levin. get into specifics, let's say on this issue for just a second, it turns out there is no evidence of any collusion. obama was notified in august of 2016. he didn't want to rock the boat because he thought hillary had it in the bag. with this knowledge, what should we take from that? >> first of all, i think there is collusion within the obama administration. there are departments and agencies involved in intelligence and law enforcement colluded to cover this up and keep it from the american peopl people. they obstruct our knowledge during the course of the election. if they really thought that donald trump colluded, don't you think they would've put of this information way back in august? the president is exactly correct. they figured hillary would win, they sent on this information, and they put it out near the end of the election in order to try and help her, and hillary clinton goes on and on with the collusion and the democrats pick it up and for now some got reason we have the sp

for more i'm joined by david levine, professor at u.c. hastings college of law. is this a big setback? >> another setback. of course the fourth circuit decided that the second executive order was you know constitutional under the establishment clause. what the 9th circuit panel did today was got to the same conclusion, which is the president did not follow the authority that congress gave him under certain immigration statutes. i would say the key word is findings. that the stat. the 9th circuit panel thought that what was written in the executive order did not constitute findings. crksz maybe, but not adequate factual findings. >> reporter: so this is separate from the other. he walks that back and said, i didn't really mean that. so now we have two legal versions of what the president is up against in trying to go to the u.s. supreme court and get this enforced, right? >> that's right. think of it as a pincer movement. the 9th circuit said the president violated the statute in which congress gave him authority to act, and that he. the fourth circuit said that e

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and this year at the festival, we have kojima, ken levine who did "bioshock." some of the most extraordinary storytellers in gaming. so it's another way to look at how entertainment is changing, how you are on different screens, but you are still telling these great stories. the festival a number of years ago was the first festival to actually screen a game. we screened "l.a. noire," from rockstar, which is a terrific company based in new york. megan: the arts have been under fire under president trump. coming up, jane rosenthal and robert de niro fire back. ms. rosenthal: artist voices need to be heard loud and proud. ms. rosenthal: this is real. ♪ ♪ megan: you have been, bob, quite vocal about some of the political climate that we are living in and you have been quite vocal about trump. you called him a bully and a pig and threatened to punch him. is there anything during this first 100 days that has given you time to pause and think, this could be better or worse? mr. deniro: well, i always try and give every situation that i feel is negative the benefit of

eric bolling and mark levin and sharyl attkisson.a. ♪ the beautyrest black hybrid provides exceptional support and unique conforming feel. exclusively at mattress firm. ♪ boohoo who, you white people are angry because you couldn't use your white privilege card to get invited to the black lives matter all black memorial day celebration. this particular day they said stay your [bleep] out. we want to celebrate today. steve: that's professor lisa temperature den, formerly of new jersey's essex county college who has been fired after that face-off with tucker. she is not the only one as well university of delaware professor catherine detweiler being fired for saying otto warmbier got what he deserved after he died. political science and international college professor at iona college joins us now live. good morning to you, professor. >> good morning. steve: this does trouble you, doesn't it. >> it does trouble me from a lot of perspectives. the speech on behalf of both of these faculty was offensive to most americans. there is no questio

joining me now, philip levine, mayor of miami beach.ious your reaction to what you heard nikki haley just say that the president believes the climate is changing. >> i think it's somewhat encouraging. i wish president trump would come on down to miami beach. we're hosting the u.s. conference of mayors this month. all the mayors will be at miami beach from across america. during the big king tide at miami beach when you see the water rise, i bet if the president took his shoes off, walked down the road and got a little wet, he would convert and understand that climate change is real because we believe it in miami beach. the mayors across the country do believe that. >> you've got evidence there so what kind of changes have you made in your city to protect it against climate change? >> we've spent hundreds of millions of dollars. we're raising the roads, putting in pumps, raising our sea walls, building walls, but the right kind of walls. the walls that keeps water out of our land. we're changing building codes, changing zoning because we

san rafael mark levine said that the state is long over do for similar legislation. >> over a third of all beaches end up being cigarette buts. they are picked up by children, wildlife, it's extraordinarily dangerous and poisonous to all life. we aren't going out for that. >> the bill would prohibit all forms of tobacco at state beaches and parks. it would ban e cigarettes and marijuana. >>> relatives of a missing san francisco man say that false reports about him are causing them great pain at a time when they are already worried about what happened to him. he disappeared on mother's day after telling his family he was going to help his friend bob tang. last saturday human remaybes that may belong to him were found in a warehouse where he worked. police say that it'll take weeks to identity those human remains. his cousin said that's hard enough for the family to hear but other rumors make it even harder. >> gambling part of it is not true. police have said it's not true. owing money is not true. >> she said the worst part is hearing the rumors that he was having an affair with his fr

career expert caroline ceniza-levine says the financial benefites of working longer are clear. >> it'sar that you're not drawing down on your savings, and so your retirement plan plan can continue to compound, and that's a big deal. >> reporter: now rhow thrives on the challenges of her new job and has more time to spend with her daughter. retirement is no longer a set age. you looked at 65 as the date when you were the corporate animal. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: what's the date now? >> i could easily envision myself working well into my 70s. it keeps you really healthy. it keeps you engaged. so why would i want to stop doing that? >> reporter: while many would be tempted to rely on working longer to fund their retirement, certified financial planners warn that might be dangerous. you might not be able to physically do so or your employer might not be able to keep you. anthony. >> mason: jill schlesinger, thanks, jill. and a big challenge for any realtor-- a house divided. ♪ predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to

mike levin was accusing him of being too afraid to speak with protesters who were outside his district office. that's because of that picture right there. he was looking down on protesters outside that building but he did not go to greet them. beth fouhy is joining us from southern orange county. beth, with a good day to you, let's talk about the constituents here today. they seem kind of rowdy and loud behind you. >> reporter: yeah, hey there, alex. we've got a big crowd out here. remember, it's only 9:00 in the morning here in california. we have several hundred people lined up to tell darrell issa, their congressman, what they think of health care, president trump's action around climate an so many other issues. you're a californian, alex, you know this is a pretty conservative area but people are fired up out here. darrell issa only won by a very narrow margin. president trump in california got trounce. hillary clinton even won orange county, which is typically the most conservative part of this area of southern california. hillary clinton won it. ever since darrell issa has been u

set levin with the latest from washington. >> angry protesters demonstrate the outside senate majorityh mcconnell's office after revealed details to repeal and replace obamacare, 142 page bill would rollback obamacare expansion every medicaid. >> republicans will kick millions off their medicaid coverage. >> legislation also eliminate obamacare's insurance mandate and it taxes but retains good portion of obamacare tax credit to help lower income americans by health insurance. >> when legislation does come to the floor it, will present senate democrats with another opportunity to do what's right for the american people. >> we would love to have ceremony and light this on fire. >> but furious democrats just saw the bill for the first time thursday. >> speed and secrecy have been the watch words and they're a toxic recipe. >> what could be wrong in letting the health committee take a look at the healthcare bill. >> while republicans don't need democrats to pass the bill, senate leadership has some arm witting ahead, at least four of the senate 52 republicans are opposed, as two vote short

bay area assemblyman mark levine authored ab 75. he says it will protect people who want to enjoy state beaches and parks without being exposed to secondhand smoke. violators would face fines of $250 for each infringement. >> secondhand smoke can be as dangerous outdoors as it is indoors and of course wildlife can pick up this cigarettes that have been dropped on the ground, that's toxic, and cancer causing just like secondhand smoke is. >> the ban has an exemption for those filming with a permit the california film commission. if it passes the full senate, it will go to the governor's desk for signature. >>> still ahead, walking a line in the sky. the hobby that is defini >>> you are one in a million. >> you're one in a million. >> you're one in a million. >> one. >> in a million. >> one of our 1 million friends on facebook. >> that's a big deal. >> that's kind of a big deal. >> yep, we just hit 1 million. >> and it's all because of you. >> you. >> you. >> you. >> so thank you. >> thank you. >> a million times, thank you. >> thanks

the offering and i think in general the most amazing entrepreneur on the planet today >> i asked levineext potential area to be disrupted and he said medical services medical services costs five times as much as elsewhere in the world. if anybody can solve that problem with an app they are welcome to the idea. he has too many ideas to figure out right now. meantime we will be following the uber news coming out fast and furious. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> i'm sue herera secretary of state rex tillerson meeting with the top diplomat in washington clarifying his country's stance on neighboring qat qatar. >> there is no blockade of qatar. the ports are open, the airports are open we have denied use of our airspace and this is our sovereign right. only limited to qatari airways orca tarry-owned aircraft, not anyone else. the seaports of qatar are open >> creat

you see todd levin, one uncomfortable phone call. comey opened the door for the media coverage. by president trump when he talked to i'm and threw that out there. when you deny something that's salacious you put it out there. this gives critics like lemon to pile on the president. on may 25 wetter reesea may was going down -- when we theresa may was going down. has he forgotten week and a half ago theresa may was blasting donald trump for the intelligence leaks. there are people in the media will will stop at nothing even if it's not related to done. howie: earlier he took a lot of heat for picking a fight on twitter with the london mayor. the fake media is work so hard to get me to not get if the message out. ed: a lot of this becomes a big distraction. social media is there. it's a reality. he can use whatever he wants. the bottom line is, you can never say this enough. this president does spend too much time tweeting about saying james comey is a leaker, he's a bad guy. but tweet more about jobs and healthcare and things that matter. but will he stick to that the rest of the

levin. i would point out house republican blueprint as designed balances within the budget counting on economic growth properly measured. you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to echo your comments about full expensing and how important it is. that's why i've been an advocate of making 179 expensing permit, bonus depreciation. i'm not going to take the bait and ask someone to respond about bonus depreciation because i think that was covered as well. business investment as all of you know declined last year. the first time since the recovery began. not a good sign. before i asked my question, i want to thank you all for sharing your experience. one of the things mr. stephens and mr. farr's testimony that struck me as so important in the underlying debate letting the perfect be the enemy of the good is the cost of delay. we can pick apart any piece of this, but the cost of delay is so important. how do we put a cost to that delay, as the rest of the world has reformed and lowe

levine is convinced his discovery is genuine. >> i put my entire name and reputation on the line.. we have everything. the only thing i don't know is a photograph of jennifer standing next to jackson going, hey, look, here's our painting soo the painting is set to go up for auction laters might have a jackson pollock and it's expected to fetch as much as $15 million, some responded jackson who. >> they now know. >> charlie is right. people are going to be running for their garages. >> pack rats everywhere around the world, hope springs eternal. >> that's got to be a forensic way to testify it. >> yeah. the payoff for him, very nice. >> could be $15 million. >> very nice. >>> taylor swift, listen to her, gabe her fans a big, big thank-you. ahead, howeveren can now stream her albums for free, but is there something behind this? you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. type 2 diabetes, listen up. we're not professional athletes. but that doesn't mean we're giving up. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood