levine: let me ask you this question. did the democrats understand they need to control the house of representatives to impeach somebody? [laughter] sen. cruz: you know -- the democrats right now are living in an alternative universe. [cheering and applause] sen. cruz: the week after the election, i was at the capital, in an elevator with the well-known liberal democrat, who was simply staring ahead in a stupor, and that had not changed. they all look like that. they are in denial and they are angry. you and i were talking backstage. the anger on the left, i have never seen anything like it. they are opposing everything. democrats in the senate are filibustering absolutely everything. this is the longest we have been since george washington without confirming the cabinet. they are filibustering everything. we confirmed a few weeks ago on approving the journal. i have to confess, i have no idea what that is. i've voted yes. i hope yes was the right vote. approving the journal was the most mundane procedural vote. it is alw

levine: let me ask you about the courts. we saw what the ninth circuit did or a panel of the ninth circuit on an executive order that once the executive order is modified, really it wasn't even a controversial executive order from the constitutional point of view and then you have three judges who did what they did. the other day we have the fourth circuit. basically tear the guts out of the second amendment and reject the heller decision in the supreme court. so the gorsuch appointment is important. sen. cruz: you are right. you look at judicial activism, and those are two great examples. the ninth circuit and fourth circuit decision in recent weeks. if you look at the ninth circuit, it is based in california, it's long been the most liberal court of appeals in the country. if you look at the decision of the ninth circuit and decision of the california district court that, actually the washington district court that struck down, that enjoined the president's order, both decisions are utterly lawless. the reason the constitu

marc levine choices from california. iuc am reading this and thinkin, how would you feel if donald trump directed the education department to withhold funding from any state that refused to add to textbooks the claimant 3 million people voted illegally in the last election? would be mad. it raises the question, why should politicians be involved in t crafting textbooks? speak out to me, the most important thing is that we need to understand our history to have ace --dash >>speak out to me, the most the foreign policy we have in the future. looking back take it or not, why are we on the court that we are on the look of the war of 1812, marshall plan, these are moments in history that really helped us understand where america leadership has come from. we need to understand russian

his name is jonathan levine, a working class punk rock kid from trenton who was delusional enough to a living curating and selling the type of art that he loved, low brow or pop surrealism. call it what you will, it doesn't really have a name. you know what in he pulled it off. there small hope, pennsylvania, then to philly, then in manhattan, the jonathan levine gallery is moving once again to jersey city. >> welcome back to jersey. >> thanks, man. good to be here. i'm psyched about jersey city and the excitement and the energy of what it's become, but also i have access to the greater new jersey as well, which is also really exciting more me. this is an artist i've been working with forever. he lives in portland, oregon. >> by the time he set up shop this new york, levine found himself at the vanguard of an explosion in street and pop art, connecting underground artists like shepherd ferry including sportswear ceos and hollywood stars. but i still know him as the guy i drank with and boxed with in trenton, and the great thing about jonathan is he's still both of those things. >> if

assemblyman marc levine called visual inspections "not good enough". meanwhile, water officials are reducing the amount of water released from the dam.. despite looming storms. they say, there is now plenty of room to absorb storm runoff in the dam. but officials say.. it is all far from over. evacuation .. as a precaution, many nearby schools remain closed and much of the region is under an evacuation warning. a disturbing new report about the san jose police departmentit shows people of color are more likely to be stopped by officers.the study..conducted by the university of texas-el paso found that blacks and hispanics were about twice as

north bay assemblyman marc levine called visual inspections "not good enough". meanwhile officials are reducing the amount of water released from the dam despite looming storms. they say there is now plenty of room in the dam to absorb storm runoff. but officials say it is all far from over. as a precaution, many nearby schools remain closed and most of the region is under an evacuation warning. happening now. the largest reservoir in santa clara county is almost full. with the rain this weekend, officials think the anderson reservoir near morgan hill could reach the dams spillway. the reservoir can hold more than 89 thousand acre-

. >>> a big day for adam levine as he got a star on the walk of fame.beaming, wife documenting every moment. and bringing the cute, their 4-month-old daughter, dusty rose. that is gwen stefani shouting be nice to blake shelton before he takes the stage for a jab. >> imagine my disapppintment when i found out that this isn't a roast. >> we also got to see the sentimental side to their bromace. >> i've never add more honest and loyal friend than adam levine. >> i'm not going to down play this and pretend it is not the coolest thing ever. i have a daughter, i have the most beautiful wife in the entire world. i'm one of the luckiest people who ever lived. >> after the ceremony, all about dusty rose. >> congratulations, adam. don't forget adam will be back on the voice when the show returns february 27. >> hitting theaters today, is the lego batman movii with mariah carey, channing tatum, jonah hill. >> and zach galifianakis, how do you not focus on them? and you don't want to share a voiceover with us. >> what is the best thing abo getting your whole film f

epstein: i would include nick levin, because this is what he felt.n -- do fito fit in to a snowden circle, where they have staked their reputations on what snowden says, and it strikes me -- ,uzzles me that the same people journalists in america, that embrace the findings of u.s. intelligence that the russians were behind the hacks of a democratic national committee and other hacks that influence the election, while they would accept these findings they reject the same findings that are in the house select committee reports completely, not to mention reject my book because what i am saying -- the entire book says one thing. the conventional wisdom about snows in -- snowden is wrong. it is based on a single source, on snowden. he is not only a self-interested party, but the russians have created the myth of snowden. nowas a global platform and tweets about ma looking -- american surveillance from russia. commitment,e is a not a political commitment, but a commitment to receive wisdom of the press. 2015 inis from july of the middle of the presidential

home owner, mitch levine says the water came up too fast for him to properly prepare this time. now he is left waiting for water levels to go down so he can start cleaning out the bottom level of his house. somewhat after getting a canoe ride to his house... levine was able to put on rainboots and tried to help clear out blocked storm drains on the road. he said he was just trying to make some progress before the next round of rain. meanwhile, one driver found themself caught in flood waters that submerged their car in a matter of minutes. you can see their small white car with rescue crews on scene. firefighters came to the resuce of that driver using a kayak and jet ski. no one was injured in this incident. make sure you have the kron four app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's free for both apple and android devices. breaking overnight... one man is in critical condition this morning after a shooting in antioch. it happened at 10:00 last night on west 8th street just off of west 10th.

levin claims this movement is coming together more quickly. >> this isn't just a city center thing. there are groups in 99.5% of congressional districts. >> reporter: some republicans have claimed that their contribution professional protestors. stay-at-home mom, who is attending tonight's town hall with congressman dave brat in black stone, virginia, begs to differ. >> we are not paid protesters. we are not agitators. we are people who really want to have our concerns answered. >> reporter: bob charlton vote forward donald j. trump and is here to support congressman brat. >> i hope it doesn't just change into a referendum on the trump presidency. >> reporter: the town hall protests are getting president t trump's attention. late today he tweeted, "the so-called angry crowds in home districts of some republicans actually, in numerous cases, plans out by liberal activists. sad." exclamation point. anthony. >> mason: chip reid. thanks, chip. and coming up next on the cbs evening news, a rising star on the far right falls back to earth. and later a space pioneer's formula for living st

all he had was bargaining power. >> levine was a fish, boesky was a shark.ch? >> i don't know. >> in the middle of all this is drexel. it shot to the top of the high stakes world by specializing in so-called junk bonds. >> the commission says drexel and the head of his junk bond department made a secret deal with ivan boesky to make millions illegally. >> california company wics was planning a takeover. he bought the stock, made profit but milken betrayed his client and earned $6.5 million more at the client's expense. >> authorities are worried that further disclosures resulting from the affair may weaken public confidence in financial markets and weaken the markets themselves. >> it's a mad house. >> i guess the bull market's over. >> i just came from inside, and it looks like a mad house. >> it's a blood bath down there. >> they're calling it the monday massacre. >> i call it the nearest thing to a meltdown i ever want to see. >> by the closing bell, the dow jones industrial average was down more than 500 points. >> this is a crash people hadn't seen sinc

the chance you would get five justices to intervene at this point was close to zero. >> reporter: levine thinks simply excluding those with green cards and visas and dropping the religious test would pass the muster. >> what the order ought to say is we are not granting any more visas until the process of vetting has been reviewed. >> reporter: benjamin witts of the brookings institute said the first haphazard order could color any future interactions between the executive and judicial branches. >> in is a concern that the reckless manner in which president trump did this order and the litigation that ensued will calls the court to put limits on perfectly legitimate authorities. >> now there is yet another twist tonight. the chief judge for the 9th circuit has decided to allow other judges to vote on whether or not to rehear this case in front of an 11 judge panel. brieflies from both sides are due february 16th. in the newsroom andria borba, kpix5 news. >>> this story just in, a medical assistant in alameda county is accused of sexually assaulting a patient and tonight police are invest

now levine says he wants to make sure students get the facts on the presidential election. of course, some question those facts. i don't know where to start. do you think any of these bills actually have a chance to get through? >> i think levine has gotten his point across which is to get attention about the president and the election. okay daylight saving's time how many people want it changed? >> maria does. >> it looks like it lost by a close margin. so if he can get a few more folks to get it across the ballot, it may go to voters. >> as far as the drinking till 4:00 in the morning, remember, one of the objections is or the question is where you drink isn't necessarily where you drive. so if you're staying into the bar at 4:00 in san francisco, they may not want you there. >> several pieces of legislation have failed in the past. so this does have some nuances. but back to levine, do you think there's a chance that he could pass a bill that would shape the education of our california students based on alleged russian hacking? >> he can't shape it. he can recommend the

epstein: i would not include nick levin, because this is what he said.he ideas i do think fit into a certain circle. the snowden circle, they have whatd their reputations on snowden says and it strikes me as -- it puzzles me that the same people, journalists in america, that embrace the findings of u.s. intelligence that the russians were behind the hacks of the democratic national committee and other thes that influenced election, that while they would accept these findings they reject the same findings, all which are in the house select completely.port not to mention of course, reject my book, because when i am saying is the entire book says one thing. aboutnventional was to snowden is wrong. it is based on a single source. it is based on snowden. he is not only a self-interested party but the resident -- the russians now have created the myth of snowden. tweets aboutling american surveillance from russia. so i think there is a commitment, not a political commitment but a commitment to receive wisdom of the press. put this int to context. this is from

a rich history of great poets phil levine from detroit, great fiction beginning with steinback but nonfiction is more difficult. you have to dig into the brokenness of this place. it doesn't make you a popular person to tell the stories here. i live here, writing these stories not everyone embraces, telling the history, warts and all, the wisest person, the wisest people i ever interviewed -- she was 100 years old at the time. she had come in texas, the contrail west. they stop along the way, 7 or 8 of them -- the kid in each place. he landed in -- picked the cotton. interviewing her, on the outskirts of that city, that town, to the slave days of her grandmother. and that one interview standing 150 years of history, remarkable to get on the piano and playing, above the piano, the photographs of her children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren. her voice, one of the powerful voices, and her story is told in california. it is a joy to do this. his old beat up sony tape recorder, i don't even use a digital one. just capturing these stories and tell the history of the place. to be a nonfict

levin, ezra, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> you guys knew when you wrote the book, that this recess this week was going to be a key moment in terms of people making themselves known in the size of the anti-trump sort of resistance rearing up. >> when we wrote this google doc, a google doc we don't have any idea what it was going to become. we put it online with embarrassing number of typos, hoped it would be useful to the big movement growing at the time. >> what was the basic point of the document? >> inspiration from the tea party. clear, simple. it was looking at the local defensive congressional advocacy strategy that they implemented at the ground level. and saying, look, the progressive movement right now is in a similar situation. we don't have the house, don't have the senate, don't have the presidency. don't have the power to set the agenda. we have power to respond. we can do that by sticking together and resisting the trump agenda at every moment. >> when you say defense, you mean don't put forward a ten-point plan for what should be america's immig

joining us now is uc hastings law professor david levine. it seems clear that the trump administration is going to appeal. what happens next? >> probably they will go to the u.s. supreme court and see if they can get a stay of the stay, if you will, from judge kennedy, or more likely he would refer it to the entire court which would require five votes. not very likely. better is to go to seattle, briefing schedule, go along with the normal process which would be file the briefs, let the judge rule on the preliminary injunction, then take that back to the 9th circuit. >> or another option which you said is extremely rare, justice kennedy, who oversees the 9th circuit could convene an 11- judge panel which would take up the matter all over. >> it would be the votes of the 9th circuit. justice kennedy would not be part of that. >> but key convene the panel? >> no, he wouldn't be doing that. the judges themselves would have to vote on doing that. he is not the one who would convene the panel. >> what do you think is the best option if you were t

home owner, mitch levine says the water came up too fast for him to properly prepare this time. he is left waiting for water levels to go down...so he can start cleaning out the bottom level of his house.... after getting a canoe ride to his house...levine was able to put on rainboots and tried to help clear out blocked storm drains on the road. he said he was just trying to make some progress before the next round of rain. check this out... one driver found themself caught in flood waters that submerged their car in a matter of minutes. you can see their small white car with rescue crews on scene. fire fighters came to the resuce of that driver using a kayak and jet ski. thankfully no one was hurt. more damage -- in the east bay. a large tree that came crashing down -- blocking access to a street in a martinez neighborhood. the tree was on the property of a man who has lived there for more than 40- years.. and it was an emotional moment for him. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story "it's a shame that i lose that old guy"it is with great sadness that earl heaps gazes upon this ma

. >>> and joining us now is david levine. david, thank you for taking the time. where do you think president trump goes next? >> well, i think he's going to the supreme court. because that's the highest court. so he's got to go there. because that's the guy he s. the problem is that he's going to have to get five votes in a posture of the case, where it's very, very difficult to imagine he'll actually get them. >> reporter: the question of due process. >> we're really live here. sorry. >> the question of due process, was that the core of the ruling from the 9th circuit? >> reporter: very much that was true. now, remember, this was just a review of an emergency order. and what they did was that they took those claims very seriously. really nothing has been finally resolved yet, because we're moving so fast. it was just the 9th circuit said, the trial judge was correct to think that sthoz claims might be good. but nobody has actually resolved those claim negligence full. >> why not -- claims in full. >> why not let those be done in full. >> because the district jud

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please welcome from the conservative review, mark levine and senator ted cruz. [applause]

levin claims this movement is coming together more quickly. >> this isn't just a city center thing. there are groups in 99.5% of congressional districts. >> reporter: some republicans have claimed that their critics are professional protestors. this stay-at-home mom, who is attending tonight's town hall with congressman dave brat in blackstone, virginia, begs to differ. >> we are not paid protesters. we are not agitators. we are just people who really want to have our concerns answered. >> reporter: bob charlton voted for donald trump and is here to support congressman brat. >> and i hope it doesn't just change into a referendum on the trump presidency. >> reporter: the town hall protests are getting president trump's attention. late today he tweeted, "the so-called angry crowds in home districts of some republicans are actually, in numerous cases, planned out by liberal activists. sad. exclamation point." anthony. >> chip reid. thanks, chip. >>> and coming up next on the cbs evening news, a rising star of the far right falls back to earth. and later, a space pioneer's formula for l

it also has a rich history of great books, phil levine who came here for from detroit and we have great fiction begin with steinbeck and saroyan that's been written here. what nonfiction has been more difficult because you have to dig in to these brokenness of this place. and it doesn't make you a real popular person to tell the stories here. i live here and yet you are writing these stories that not everyone embraces because you are telling the history, working all of the place and the wisest person among the wisest people i've ever interviewed was a person named greta tony. i found her in courtroom while i was in california, she was 100 years old. >> and she had, from texas, all the contrail left. she didn't, all-in-one migration, they stopped along the way. >> she referred to her children, she had seven or eight stopover kids or a kid in each place. and they landed in corcoran and they picked the cotton. and as i was interviewing her, interviewing her in that little house, on the outskirts of that city, town, she was taking me all the way back to the slave days of her grandmother. bu

i like a u levin to please, come to the podium at this time with her calling. would you introduce yourself please? >> pam 11 chief financial officer. i want to present you elaine g is a principal administrative analyst and she helps me with the numbers for the budget and i would like to thank her participation and we also had other members of the team, our contract folks who are very good at taking our way of looking at things and making it into something that is more understandable. >> all right. he was there also contributed >> i want to commend you on your leadership and also think your colleague for her assistance in would you please, convey to holding on behalf of the board and specifically the finance committee, our appreciation for their hard work in bringing forward this document. it's always a labor of labor not a labor of love sometimes. a little frustrated you we all understand that but it clearly shows a very fine results. it was very clear and well presented in the meeting. i thank you for that. >> thank you. >> any other board comments? were obser

that's the levine british foreign secretary course johnson -- boris johnson talking about president trump's executive order on refugees and immigrants. i did a quick -- 8:00, q&a with heather mcghee. > susan: our guest this week is maryland's senior senator ben cardin, a democrat. among his many committee assignments he is the lead democrat on the foreign relations committee. we will be talking to him this morning about a busy week in washington and a busy week ahead with our two reporters, kristina peterson and lisa mascaro. senator before we get started , with specific questions, we have just finished up the second week. it is hard to believe, of the trump administration. i wonder how you feel about the

i like a u levin to please, come to the podium at this time with her calling. would you introduce yourself please? >> pam 11 chief financial officer. i want to present you elaine g is a principal administrative analyst and she helps me with the numbers for the budget and i would like to thank her participation and we also had other members of the team, our contract folks who are very good at taking our way of looking at things and making it into something that is more understandable. >> all right. he was there also contributed >> i want to commend you on your leadership and also think your colleague for her assistance in would you please, convey to holding on behalf of the board and specifically the finance committee, our appreciation for their hard work in bringing forward this document. it's always a labor of labor not a labor of love sometimes. a little frustrated you we all understand that but it clearly shows a very fine results. it was very clear and well presented in the meeting. i thank you for that. >> thank you. >> any other board comments? were obser

it seems their relationship may be making adam levine a little jealous.ance back fever, even caused him to crash our interview from across the room. >> hey. does anybody know where -- anyone seen waldo? there he is, okay. i found him. found waldo. >> thank you. >> all messing with blake. and i don't have any bitterness or resentment at all but i have no ally. what is wrong with that guy? >> he is very sensitive. >> all bets are off when "the voice" returns later this month. judges, adam, blake, gwen and alicia keys are all in it to win it. but blake and gwen might have an unfair advantage because behind the scenes they take their work home with them. >> do you team up on an alliance at all? you think they do? >> yeah. we do talk about it like on off days. we will be driving home. do you think i should put these two people against each other? he is like, oh, yeah yeah yeah. >> all of a sudden she's like, waiti'm not talking to you about this. what am i doing. >> i don't believe you. i feel like you're trying to trick me right now. >> what happens when you

levine says the entire cleaning pros took nearly 11 hours.e is not sure what tt do about the left over honey iny the walls. what an expensive i'm going to guess homeowners insurance does cover that. but you almost think you have te go in there and cut the wholethe wall out and start all over again.ag that's a lot. > an alaskan aairlines flight attendant is being hailed a hero her plea for help and whatnd happened when they landed. that is coming up.up. the cost of healthcare appears to be giving people a financial headache.. that's because a poll is payingg for that healthcare, one in four saying it is their right now.w. timing is everything when it comes tone joying your work. they are happiest on the firstte year on the job because of new annex sitting challenges. they're least happy between the first and second year as their work stretch rises and interest fades. interest levels pick up again after three years. i don't know. this will make investors happy, the nasdaq closing at an all time high. meantime the globe is goingng mobile. a new

number one is zach levine.son why he dunked from the free-throw line but not just the free-throw line. i have never, ever seen anybody take it through their lanes and be able to fly. that dunk to me was all time number one. second, vince carter. when you talk about the arm and the rim, frederica, it was more. people didn't cheer. they paused. i said, what did he just do? he was hanging from the rim. vince carter took the dunk contest again another level and then i'm sentimental because dominique's two hand windmill. they cheered dominique with that dunk, everybody talked about. guys were with one hand but he did it with two hands, like jordan. and next one is mj himself. he kissed the rim. he was sideways. most people go forward. he took a picture, smiled, kissed the rim and then dunk. aaron gordon last year with the mascot. unbelievable. you talk about a guy with a dunk under his legs and pause and dunk. that was phenomenal. >> what are your expectations tonight. >> picking erlast year. and i think he has some

matt kibbe, ezra levin, thank you very much. >>> up next, new reporting the >>> breaking news tonight. the white house reportedly asked the fbi to publicly refute resent stories about president trump and russia. reince priebus asked the fbi to knock down the stories and fbi director james comey rejected that request. the fbi says they won't comment on that story either way but a government official tells nbc news that a white house official ask andrew mccabe in a hallway meeting of the white house if the fbi could knock down aspects of the report. the official says mccabe declined to discuss the case in any way with the official. this comes days after white house chief of staff reince priebus told our own chuck todd he'd spoken to the fbi about the "times" report. >> i know what the intelligence committees in the house and senate were told by the fbi. i know what they were told by the fbi because i've talked to the fbi. i know what they're saying. i wouldn't be on your show right now telling you that we've been assured that there's nothing to the "new york times" story if i wasn't ass

about this decision with our political expert brian sobel and our con tie stewingsal expert david levine. >>> now to the latest in a series of storms drenching the bay area. people who live in sonoma county are watching rising creeks and rivers, particularly the russian river. our '89 guerneville saw flooded -- our crew in guerneville saw flooded rivers. >>> another trouble spot tonight is highway 37 in marin county. the westbound lanes were already closed due to persistent flooding. that's forcing traffic to make a detour to get to highway 101. caltrans shut down the eastbound lanes heading towards sears point around 2:30 this afternoon. and right now there is no estimate on when highway 37 will reopen. >> chief meteorologist bill martin here now. how much more rain could we see tonight? >> it's mostly done. as we head into the next few hours the rain is moving through the south bay. the heaviest rain is through the north bay which is the biggest concern area because of the russian river projected to go above flood stage by seven feet tomorrow but these are some of the accumulations ove

it seems their relationship may be making adam levine a little jealous.nt my bromance back" fever even caused him to ccash our interview from across the room. >> hey. does anybody know where waldo is, anybody? anybody seen waldo? there he is, okay. i found him. found waldo. >> thank you. >> all messing with blake. except she doesn't really care. and i don't say this with any bitterness or resentment at all because i don't have any -- but i essentially have no allies. >> such a liar. >> he is very sensitive. >> all bets are off when "the voice" returns later this month. judges, adam, blake, gwen and alicia keys are all in it to win it. but blake and gwen might have an unfair advantage because behind the scenes they take their work home with them. >> do you team up on an alliance at all? you think they do? >> yes. >> yeah. >> i think a little bit. i have. we do talk about it like on off days. like we'll be driving home. i'm like, do you think i should put these two people against each other? he'll be like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> all of a sudden she's like

please welcome from the conservative review, mark levine and senator ted cruz. [applause] >>. [applause] mark, i'm pretty sure that's the first time we've ever walked out to dance music. well, i just think about holding hands. didn't think that would come off right. well, it is my honor to be here with senator cruise. were going to have a short discussion about the constitution. how many of you support the constitution? [applause] so we are not at the dnc event here, that's what that tells you. >> center, the smell would be somewhat different. he means pot, of course. it's a study in ambiguity. you are one of the leading constitutionalists just in the senate but in the country. and one of the problems we have in this country today, so much of what we do is not within the constitutional construct. you have introduced an amendment to the constitution to place term limits on members of congress. [applause] so tell us why you did it and tell us how you are a member?, i think it's one of the first big steps you can take to actually drain the swamp. [applause] you look across this c