jeans historian mike harris is amazed. >> how unique is this pair?ind an 1893 pair of levi -- very scarce. this could be one of two examples known, so it's very rare. if one shows up, then it's quite valuable. >> and to find an 1893 pair inperfectcondition? unheard of. so how much cash could jock expect for his strange inheritance? >> size really does matter when it comes to vintage levi's. >> find out next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. they said i couldn't dream. called me a piece of trash and swore that's all i'd ever be. said a bottle couldn't see the ocean. "give up." "go back to the dumpster." but i didn't listen. i made my way. and now... i'm what i've always wanted to be. [waves crashing on beach] >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> jock taylor is one of four heirs to inherit this pair of antique levi's jeans, authenticated by daniel soules to be from 1893. so, what are they worth? >> $10,000? >> keep going. >> $20,000? >> and more. >> the re

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mike harris, it has received wawrinka rays from the ioc. —— like paris.t to a budget issues and engaging youth, those things literally go away. budget issues and engaging youth, those things literally go awaym becomes the liverpool as part of our bid. there are challenges facing the olympic movement, we can combo waters for seven years, that is exactly what they need. -- calm the waters. the ioc has become accustomed to being courted by heads of state. but this evaluation commission will only decide between two rival cities after a host of others pulled out of the race due to a lack of public or political support. it could force the ioc into one charted territory. whichever city losers look set to be offered the 2020 eight games as a consolation prize, as the ioc considers an unprecedented two games deal in september to avoid the risk of having no bidders. it is something that we all have to look at and have to figure out why that, you know, how events are not maybe as attractive as they were 20 or 30 yea rs as attractive as they were 20 or 30 years ago.

mike? >> harris, good afternoon. senators are saying to the house, thanks very much and they look forward to getting to work on this major issue, healthcare. john mccain and lindsay graham are asking for an analysis from the budget office and the cost and impact of the house bill. others are already talking about looking at making improvements. >> that's going to need more work. i'm working with john thune on an amendment to address that right now. medicaid, we have to make sure it works for the states that took the expansion. >> ohio senator rob portman not pulling any punches saying he has serious issues with the house bill. he said "i already made clear i don't support the bill as constructed because i can't to have concerns that this bill doesn't do enough to protect ohio's medicaid expansion population and those receiving treatment for heroin and prescription drug abuse". there's 52 republicans in the senate. portman and just about everybody else is really important, harris. >> the american public that voted lik

mike: i love it. great to be back, thank you. >> harris: we have lots of guests in studio. you come and people follow you. it's amazing. >> mike: that's great, because they want to see if i'll do something stupid. who knows is going to happen? i may give you one before the day is over, it will go viral, i guarantee you. >> harris: yes, it will. let's start with the news now. we'll begin with president trump not holding back in his criticism of the appointment of a special counsel during a news conference at the white house yesterday. >> i respect it, but the entire thing has been a witch hunt. it the country. we have a very divided country because of that and other things, so i can tell you that we want to bring this great country of ours together. >> harris: amid the allegations of collusion, the present was adamant and never happen. >> there was no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can always speak for myself and the russians. zero. even my enemies have said there was no collusion. we want to get back and keep on the track we are on because the trac

caroline: so mike is confident. harrynt to get your point of view here because i have been speaking to an executive and asking, look, what about the you tube controversy surrounding the backlash from advertisers, the slowing down of wanting to link yourself with certain videos? they said this would be a modest effect in the medium-term. in the longer term, we might actually see improvement as they change the business. are there worries around this, harry? harry: in q1, it would not affect the business. the ad boycott only happen in happened in the last month or so. it really started in u.k., and it has spread to the u.s. if you look at youtube as an entity, most of its revenue is generated from the small to mid tale of advertisers, and it is the one stop shop for them. for the largest brand advertisers who really want to be in brand-safe places, youtube is a scary place to run, and it really was not built for those large-scale brand advertisers. now, youtube was sort of caught proverbially with its pants down where there

but following talks with owner mike ashley, a statement released tonight says the spaniard will have ‘every last penny‘ to strengthen the team. meanwhile harrys agreed to a one year contract, which he'll sign later this week, after helping the club stay in the championship in their final three games of the season. the draw for the rugby world cup in 2019 has been made injapan and after a group of death put pay to their chances at the tournament two years ago, england may be feeling a little unlucky again. they've been put in group c with six nations rivals france and argentina, who reached the semi finals in 2015. we'll have the assessment of our reporter chrisjones in a moment but first, his namesake, the england coach, eddie. we wa nt we want to win the world cup. yes, it's quite clear we want to come here and win the world cup. but wait to experience it would be winning the world cup injapan, the first time the world cup has been played outside of traditional country, so we will prepare for that everyday until the world cup to better. eddie jones says it is not a tough group, it isa jones says it is not a tough group, it is a good group.

. >> harris: and the past hour, vice president mike pence was asked if comey's firing had anything to do with the current investigation into russian election interference and possible collusion between the trump campaign in the kremlin. here's his answer. >> let me be very clear. the president's decision to accept the recommendation of the deputy attorney general and the attorney general to remove director comey as head of the fbi it was based solely and exclusively on his commitment to the best interest of the american people and to ensuring that the fbi has the trust and confidence of the people of this nation. >> harris: with all that said, democrats are demanding a special prosecutor to be appointed as they question the timing of comey's firing. the leader of its unlettered democrats, chuck schumer. >> mr. president, there that's little reason to think that mr. rosen signs letter was the true reason that president trump fired director comey. why? because of the administration truly had objections to the way director comey handled the investigation, they would have the minute the p

the process to go back to susan collins and lisa murkowski mike cassidy, where their concerns are with pre-existing conditions and medicaid. harris pre-existing conditions are long and there's a lot of things that are loud and they will be the by state and it will vary. there's a lot of misinformation out there when you read this bill. why are republicans doing a better job of messaging. >> because we don't have a very strong messaging structure as a party. we have made unforced errors since the bill passed. every house republican that went on thursday was seen yukking it up and celebrating. that will be used in a campaign ad against them. it's also all white men in our ad and we will see susan collins get added but she should've been added to the panel from the beginning. as senator cassidy alluded to, whatever bill comes out of the senate has to pass the jimmy kimmel test and jimmy camel went out wednesday night and have an emotional impact and we have to combat that and have a bill where we can have a talkshow host making americans angry thinking republicans are trying to kill them before you can put that in the celebrity box

here, 4:55 on your monday, vice president mike pence says that president trump has signed more bills during his first 100 days than any other president since harry truman. pence made those comments on "meet the press" yesterday. the fact here, trump has signed twathd bills. that is more than every president going back 70 years. but most political pundits say those bills that trump signed mostly aren't significant, as they only call for reviews of existing laws. >>> star wars fans, there's a new collector's item just in time to celebrate the release of the first film. >> and it's gold. this is a darth vader mask made of gold that goes on sale today in japan. how would you like that for your personal collection? the life-sized mask will be up for sale for more than a million bucks. it is a 24-karat gold mask that was created by a tokyo gold jeweler to mark the 40th anniversary of the first film's release, which was the 5th of may. >> solid gold. do you remember that? a few people do. >> not this guy. >> coming up, coming off a gorgeous bay area weekend. what's in store for the rest of the week? >> going to be very warm heading into the next few da

harris is here. >> hey. >> hi, quincy. >> i wasn't going to say something about mike's lip. i saw it yesterday. i apologize. >> , no you didn't say anything. >> i didn't. >> i meisha tate. >> sore. >> i funny, we were talking, mike being the whole time he was looking like this. >> what is that? >> all right. >> okay. >> so let's get right to t final rap. and what did you think? overall. did you think it was a good cliffhanger? >> it was too perfect at the ends, oh, we love each other. oh, something, somebody is going to do something. >> so no major spoiler alerts for host who haven't seen it, be sure to watch t big drama is hakeem's baby. someone took hakeem's baby. and we new angelo and his mother were involved. i like to say i want to talk about felicia rashad, but surprise today see who else new about this. >> ♪ >> (movie cript). >> call the police. >> ♪ >> i'm sorry,. >> that's quite all right. >> what are you doing here? >> my grandmom might be crazy but she ain't stupid. she told me you were sketch. >> i relax, easy, son. >> thank god my mom didn't marry you. now, do these people have my

harry potter wizardry there. she still says she a socialist, interestingly. some people go down. sir philip greene, there's a name. and mike there are a lot of people who are very wealthy who don't ever appear in this list. they make sure they don't talk to the researchers, or the researchers can't find out. there must be a lot of that about. there is. i disagree with you on this one. oh david, no! i'm not supporting them and good luck to some of them. i find it fascinating reading the magazine because it breaks it down into the arts, doctors, football, everything. journalists don't seem to appear in there! laughter we are more concerned about the labour story on the taxes, i think. concerned about the labour story on the taxes, ithink. let's concerned about the labour story on the taxes, i think. let's move onto a story altogether. it's in a couple of the papers, the mail on sunday. pride and plagiarism, no tv historian, lucy insists... what is this about? lucy worsley has written a book about jane austen and there isa a book about jane austen and there is a suggestion that she cut and pasted it and tickled around with it

but following talks with owner mike ashley, a statement released tonight says the spaniard will have significant funds to strengthen the team. meanwhile harryater this week. after helping the club stay in the championship in their final three games of the season. the draw for the rugby world cup in 2019 has been made injapan. and after a group of death put pay to their chances at the tournament two years ago... england may be feeling a little unlucky again. they've been put in group c with six nations rivals france and argentina who reached the semi finals in 2015. we wa nt we want to win the world cup. it's quite clear. what a great chance it would be to win the rugby world cup injapan, the first time it has been played outside of a traditional country. let's have a look at the whole drawer, shall we? the hosts have been drawn alongside ireland and scotland. eddiejones hasjoked eddie jones has joked that eddiejones has joked that he will have two visit a japanese temple to pray before taking on both argentina and france. the first matches will be on saturdays june ten the first matches will be on saturdastune ten and the 17th. and finally,

steve: talk to mike pompeo, talk to the democrats and republicans on the senate and house intelligence committees, find a way to disclose what you can disclose then put it out there. >> harrisks to the broader issues of leaks. regardless of how we go forward in the next 24 hours, the president is talking to kings and leaders of other countries. i want to know that the white house is okay in terms of the sieve that -- >> sandra: mcmaster address that out of the gate. he said i stand by my statement and he went on immediately to say that the real issue here is our national security has been put at risk. do you think that we heard from the white house just now that they're on that? >> steve: no, i think he's right. again, there is some tension when he said yesterday with that claim. if what he said yesterday was this story is false, but there's not anything to it and now he saying we are at grave risk by the exposure of this informatio information, those are directly contradictory. >> meghan: all "the washington post" sources are anonymous. i'm personally sick of an entire article being written with just anonymous sources because i don't know how credible those sources are. we

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mike: the ability to take us today and augment -- augmented. i can have an overlay of information sitting next to you, i can do anything i want. i can make my house look like a harryotter castle if that is what my kids are into. that is what work -- we are excited about, taking the digital and the power to -- to do it wherever you are. charlie: what happened to google glass? mike: i think it was early, too early in the market. the technology was not ready. charlie: how do you know when the right time is? mike: it is hard to tell sometimes and you only really know once you get a product in the market and you see how people react and that is the real challenge. i was talking to [inaudible] at airlab. he was too early. these things are the things that underpin the revolution. charlie: the other components were not ready? mike: he did not have the competition of power. the ideas 20 years later are like magic. charlie: is social media right for transmission from all this because of ai, because of machine learning, the whole range of things? mike: you think about the bases of what we are trying to do, connect you to the people you care about, the information you want to

mike this morning. big deal. ceo of the the bump, the nest, the knot, he has us covered. >> and the author of jury trial strategize to win, cara harris ask something you couldn't have prepared for. they're going to try to throw you off your mark. >> if you could be any animal, what would it be and why? >> i want to say a cat because they're my favorite, but cats are lazy. i'm going to go with my daughter's favorite animal which is an owl, because i think owls are typically wise, protective of those that they love -- >> you're hired. that was good. >> you nailed it. you want to start with this is a test of your >> i don't know if i'm really an owl, but i'll pretend i am. >> you'll want to pivot the things for why you should be hired. >> you wouldn't have a to the say i'm a cat because i'm lazy. i'm a hunter. you want to hit the things about you, and through the whole thing, smile. they're trying to get to know you. >> don't pick your favorite animal just because it's your favorite. >> and there's strategy in the answers. >> this is a more traditional question. what's your biggest weakness? >> that's hard. >> i should know the answer t

mike cunningham, said forces needed to address this matter urgently, while the police federation, which represents rank—and—file officers, said it was disappointed to see such a huge backlog. andy moore, bbc news. rolf harrisleged chemical attack last month. we understand one tank was destroyed and a number of vehicles as well in this convoy write—down in the south—east, near the border with iraq. it was repeatedly warned to turn around, it did not do so. we understand also that russian allies of president assad tried to dissuade the militia men from advancing further but that did not work. what a lot of people are saying is this shows a signal from the united states that if syria, russia, iran cannot restrain those militia forces that are a key pa rt those militia forces that are a key part of their support in this conflict, this complicated conflict in syria, the us will reserve the right to strike. then, thanks very much, benjones reporting from beirut this morning. a bbc investigation has found flaws in the voice recognition security used by one of britain‘s biggest banks. hsbc‘s system analyses customers‘ voice patterns to allow them access to their accounts. the bank says every person‘s voice is uniq