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

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 co

today mark levine announced legislation to require annual spillway inspections on all state managed dams. >>> southern california is getting hit hard right now with what some are calling the worst storm in years. reporter randy page shows us the damage already being seen across l.a. county. >> well, it has been a steady rain that's been getting a lot stronger throughout the day. it began with wind. you can see what the wind did first, knocking down these road closed signs. when we first got here about 11:30 or so, i must tell you it looked much different. the water was much lower and much different color. it's important to know that on the other side of this street,there are about 300 homes. only two ways to get over there, both of them unable to cross. h is how it looked at about 1:00 this afternoon. and here it is just two hours later. and this downpour is expected to continue through the night. a block away, this is the only other way in and out of the neighborhood. the road is closed here, too. the only way people can get to their homes is over this footbridge, and that goes for emer

mark levine wants all auxiliary spillways at dams to be physically inspected once a year. a new bill he's creating would make that a requirement. the bill would also require operators to update their procedures and manuals. the oroville dam manual was last updated in 1970. in the meantime state water officials say they flurshed mor than 40 feet of water since sunday and the possibility of another evacuation this weekend is low. >> this is still an emergency situation, there is still risk. people need to be prepared and we're monitoring the situation very, very, very closely. >> i don't know why someone would want to take that from somebody. take a part of their life away. >> tonight a plea from a vietnam vet who lost his purple heart and nearly two dozen other medals when looters swept into the oroville dam evacuation zone. nearly half a century, mike pomeroy kept them locked inside a black case in yuba city. he had told no one about his applicators accomplishments in the military, not even his wife. >> spent four years with ptsd, trying to keep it hidden. >> he served as

protect america, it shows you that judicial has run amok and these men and women in black robes as mark levineur front has warned about for so long the.to be reined in the american people no longer have a voice in immigration for the idea that there's a constitutional right for millions of people, whether they're refugees or short-term visa holders or legal permanent residents to get into this country, it is destroying the foundations of our country. >> sean: let me go back to you and our president to ask night in big bold letters we'll seee you in court, there is an option. i want to talk about going forward, they can go factyo finr go back to the district level court, or would it be more advantageous for them to go to the u.s. supreme court, something we've been talking about, it would first end up in the hands of anthony kennedy and he would have a number of options. if he doesn't bring it before the entire supreme court, without neil gorsuch it would be a possible 4-4 split in the risk for the administration, what would you advise? >> my advice would be twofold, the statute that gives the

state assemblyman mark levine of san rafael wants to make sure there's not another scare so he announced legislation to require annual spillway inspections on allstate managed dams. >>> tonight the fbi has been called in to solve a grisly mystery in marin county. human remains were discovered along platform bridge road near point reyes station last night. no word yet on who the person is or how they died. the sheriff's office is treating the death as a homicide but investigators say there is no danger to the public. the road was closed to search for evidence and remove the remains. it's open again. >>> a four-hour standoff on treasure island is ended with a half dozen arrests. officers were called to a report of an armed robbery in the 1300 block of gateview avenue this morning. then they learned that several suspects were holed up in a home in the 1200 block of mariner drive. roads were closed and muni service was rerouted while police searched. eventually two juveniles were found hiding in an attic. three more juveniles and a woman were detained. so far no gun has been found. the alleg

talk radio show host mark levin said, quote, it is conservative political action conference, that's whatt is, that's what it will be ten years from now and levin pointed out when reagan was president it was celebrated at that conference, it wasn't known as rpac. >> you cpac last year. what do you expect his message will be to ted cruz as well perhaps who worry he's not conservative enough. >> reporter: i think his first message will be he won, that is trump's answer to a lot of the criticism. he won. he won big in those republican primaries among conservative voters and then he'll point to what he is doing, by all accounts a conservative agenda so or at least as defined by donald trump. >> thank you. >>> more from our chief political analyst matthew dowd and amy holmes, political strategist for rasmussen reports. trump going to cpac this year. overall his approval ratings pretty dismal but he does have a stronghold on conservatives and republicans right now. >> well, as you know, george, he is in an historic low. about a majority of the country that disapproves of him but does have a ver

on the inside of the north wall is the second inaugural that's so profound and mark levin's father has a terrific book about it, but what an amazing speech. lincoln is talking just shortly before his assassination, second inaugural, the war is winding down, it's about over, and there's so much hope abounding, he was not bitter, he was an amazing man, our first republican president, and he talked about the nation and about how both the north and south both read the same bible, both pray to the same god, and he points out, you know, that the prayers of both could not be answered, the prayers of neither have been fully answered. but he points out that it might seem strange that a group of people would invoke god's name to wrench their bread out of the sweat of other people's brow. but i heard enough from the people in the taxed enough already party, this group that aprose, that, wait a minute, basically, they're saying we want, when the president says, i'm going to take your money that you made and spread it around, it's basically saying, look, i'm going to be the most powerful man in the

when you go back to the 11 who used to -- nick levin, who used to run this journalist school, and markelman, who has some of the documents, got a pulitzer prize, and charlie savage, a new york times , and then you take oliver stone, they all seem to think about the same thing, and you're the first one to give another side to it. how much of that is tied to nick levin used to seeing the over desk full of surprises. -- pulitzer prizes. dr. epstein: i would include nick levin, because this is what he felt. in -- 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 ab

when you go back to nick levin, who used to run the columbia journalism school and it was a negative review in your book, front-page new york times on a sunday and markelman, who has some of the documents, got a pulitzer prize, and charlie savage, who did a long piece, a new york times reporter in the new york review of books and then you throw in oliver's down they all seem to think about the same thing. you are the first one to come along to give another side to it. nickuch of that is tied to levin and seeing the pulitzer prize over it. dr. epstein: i would not include nick levin, because this is what he said. the 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