turns out it's a jackson pollack. when it's auctioned off later this month it is expected to bring in up to $15 million. turns out the elderly man's sister knew pollack so when she died some of her stuff went in her brother's garage including this painting. what a find. interesting. nancy: yeah. very interesting. $15 million. michelle: that's interesting. robert: he can buy michael jordan's converse. $190,000. nancy: a couple. michelle: they need to go in a museum. no one person should have those. robert: i love mike. i'm not spending that much. baseball. the nats will be missing a big piece tonight against the braves. we will fill you in. it's win or go home for lebron and the cavs. hear from two superstars next in sports. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. s out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, th

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 responded, jackson who? cbs news, new york. >> amazing. >>> we know that moms can be pretty fearless. >> aha. one mom in north carolina proved that by getting her hands on an intruder slithering into her home. take a look. sunshine mccurry came home to find a nearly 6-foot snake in her kitchen but no problem. she went after it with a pillowcase and caught it and released it outside. dealt with snakes before. toss to meteorologist paul deanno (((weather)) >> she lives near a creek and deals with chickens and so this has probably happened before. >> this is nothing. i have picked up worse things in my life. i -- i can do this. no problem. >> it's the strength of a mother protecting her kids. snake, al gater, mom's got it. >> mom's dads, everybody is going to be chilly this weekend. it's not warm. despite a lot of sunshine, take a look at the temperatures. the view is excellent. but the temperatures are cool. upper 60s concord and santa ros

sit politicking until pollack senior editor at large an in-house counsel of fright barton is my guest so thanks for sticking around let's get back to our conversation and move towards donald trump's credibility especially donald trump's credibility as it comes to his firing of f.b.i. director james comey we saw him testifying capitol hill we saw donald tweets and aftermath interviews following that where does donald trump's credibility stand today i think it's very solid i think the most important thing that establishes his credibility is the claim that he made that he wasn't under investigation which the media and democrats cast doubt upon republicans knew better doubted his claim and then of course when called he came before congress several weeks ago and testified under oath he had to admit that yes he had told them from three times that he himself wasn't under investigation so i think trump came out of that exchange looking better having established that he was telling the truth about not being under investigation and you can debate whether he should have fired komi or not. it was

all the artists were hanging out at her apartment, including jackson pollack. >> reporter: finding the $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 all over and under magnification. >> reporter: appraiser shawn morton was asked to assess the painting. >> when i first saw the painting i was a little skeptical until i learned of the owner and her relationship with jackson pollack. >> reporter: numerous lawsuits have erupted over the years over the authenticity of his paintings. this one, a real deal, was found in a new york garbage dump. levine is convinced his discovery is the real thing. >> i'm putting my entire reputation and business on the line saying this. there are people who 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 pangts. >>> that's overnight news for this monday. from the cbs broadcast center in captioning funded by cbs captioning funbs >>> it's monday, jun

. >> a gradual reduction in the amount of pollack addition reflects the progress the economy has made and is expected to make toward maximum employment and price stability objectives assigned to us by law. >> reporter: the fed's forecast suggests it pay hike one more time this year for a total of three increases. the rate hikes could mean higher monthly payments for credit card users and adjustable rate mortgages. the fed was looking at inflation of 2% this year but now believes inflation will be a little less than that. the fed also announcing a detailed plan to wind down its balance sheet this year, selling off some of the assets the central bank bought to stabilize the economy during the financial crisis. right now the fed is sitting on $4 trillion. >> we currently expect to begin implementing a balance sheet normalization program this year. consistent with the principles and plans we released in 2014, this program would gradually decrease our reinvestments and initiate a gradual and largely predictable decline in our securities holdings. >> reporter: chair yellen also addressed qu

global protest highlights the power which is shaken the world we recently caught up with its author dr pollackabout a director of the center for digital culture at king's college london welcome to going underground people in america are probably worried that donald trump's wall is creating antagonism which means that mexico mexico may go left. next year's elections. appraising in the mountains of mexico what does that have to do with the arab spring colby saunders all these different movements that have been particular for that you have like in your book you talk about that's about the surprising nine hundred ninety nine for you can be seen as one of the first signs of global discontent about you know anybody's that is then developing a number of different movements first making today's young people body movement and to call. it brought to us the guns the w t o against the war back against the international monetary fund and is then developed more recently in another way by this movements the so-called movements of the squares of two thousand and eleven the arab spring the spanish indignados g

trump a deal maker who we will see if those other customers of the car still lots of all right so pollack and right partners thanks a lot for joining us thinking and i'm sitting in for larry today because he's traveling overseas for some interviews and while he's in london this week he talked with comedian actor and activist russell brand you know him from his starring roles and forgetting sarah marshall the remake of arthur and of course get him to the greek with jonah hill it would be impossible that talks russell brand without getting into film politics and that's just what he and larry did here's a little bit of that conversation what's what do you think of our president back across the pond i mean and i'm sure you've met him a number of times out there i mean one thing i do think about donald trump is these two very well i think is what is determining the numerous global political changes of our time these people have begun to spare of a lack of often to city people the same thing that people. the political figures are not real a lack of integrity. would call to double speak the lang

to question ok ok ok i think you're great you do an impression of me i had to do one for a kevin pollack's pod cast once i'm very very you may want to get tight on this i'm very good impressions type sincerely and i don't want and ok and i know that when people do impressions you've heard yours a bunch but i'm actually very good at it say any sentence and i'll say it back to you. exactly as you said in your in your kids in your voice what's your favorite simpsons character what you'll see of them. you think as me you're hearing me correct you hare lip. really well i think you've got it thing you got it. you're very good ben. what superpower would you like to have i think i love to be able to fly because i am a little bit afraid of heights and i think i had control of it because we're in a plane you don't have any control that you don't have trouble flying a plane i fly so much for work that i'm fine but this one i realise the first couple times i was in a plane it was incredibly turbulent and that's what i thought all plane rides were and then slowly i learned as i learned i was in a wrigh

vicki pollack: i just really believed that this was the beginning, that we were in the age of aquariuswe were really gonna change the world by our actions. ♪ don't you want somebody to love? ♪ stanley mouse: it was just a feeling that something was really, really happening.

in the u.k., bank of england's policymaker has a message for her pollack -- her colleagues.be too late to rein in consumer prices. she voted for higher interest rates at each of the past three policymakers -- meetings. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more at top . a bit of convergence but worth noting, asian equity markets up to 2017 highs reached last week. the nikkei at a strong level, .8 of 1%, the prater -- broader topix at highs. csi -- a little bit of nervousness and some strong moves coming through in tech players lifting the taiex .7 of 1%. they laid what we did see in terms of a rally. simpson the best gainer in terms of index points in korea up by 3%. westpac under pressure as we see that impact of the moody's downgraded on a strong as big bank. australia's big banks. we are awaiting whether or not these 169 jobs will be included. this white line is a level of stocks, is major stocks have come in between those two indices. only six out of 13 china watchers say the msci will

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