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and we spotlight central community part dmners which foss socioeconomic change with business advice andeadership to rising underserved low income entrepreneurs. >>> we go shopping with a shopping expert to help yet lun celebrations and look at a traditional dish for the >>> the story of san francisco mayor ed lee is an inspiring but complex story, a new documentary called simply "mayor ed lee" tells that story with the input of family, friends and colleagues. joining me is our old friend and producer of "mayor ed lee" rick qwan, a well-known face in the bay area, a veteran television journalist on the air for three decades, along with two emmy awards he's also been recognized for "dancing through life: the dorothy toy story." great to see you again. good morning. three decades? >> i know we're getting old. >> let answer get a look at the documentary and then talk about it. >> sure. >> while a fourth of san francisco's population is chinese, it had been woefully underrepresented in city politics but that began to change in the late '80s when the mayor hired him to head up a division. >>

they want to get rid of foss pill fuels. if wind and solar can advance, that's great. like any form of energy, it will get better. if you maxed out in wind and solar, you wouldn't meet 20% of your household needs. you need an all of the above strategy. to say to get rid of fossil fuels in 10 years, we wouldn't be able to make anything in america. for carbon emissions you would ship those jobs to china and india who emit five times more carbon. > kerry is giving me the hook. penultimate question, a specific strategy to get democrats on the record on born alive. tell me what the plan is? mr. scalise: when you look at the new york law and what they are trying to do in virginia, the governor is describing that once a baby is born alive outside the womb, they can kill it. it is shocking to most people that that is legal in some states, that a baby be born alive and still killed legally. >> how are you going to push democrats on this? mr. scalise: ann wagner has a bill, and i started the process of a discharge petition. sometime in april when the legislative calendar ripens,

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>> i believe -- yes, i believe we can tran suggestion to out of foss -- transition out of the fossil fuels and put more investment and reliance on -- >> sean: in ten years? >> it will take, just like we said ten years ago we want to be energy independent. look where we are today. we have to -- >> sean: because of the oil, gas and coal. thank god. >> look, we said all of the above. >> we said all of above. >> that included renewable. and wind and turbine. >> career jobs for people -- >> we said all of the above. >> sean: donna, always a pleasure. thank you for being with us. newt gingrich reacts to the mini monologue on alexandria ocasio-cortez. "hannity" watch on the socialist you. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity, the future of awesome. >> sean: all right. like we have been telling you a new far left radical extremism is gripping the

assuming any of that would foss a veto from the president, from your standpoint, you would need 2/3 superorities to override that eveto and morthan we've soon break with this president on anything or failing that you would need the courts to intervene. is that real a the ends game here? are you going to head to the courts to step in? >> i hope our republican colleagues will join us in this effort. we haven't seen a lot of willing noosz call out the abuse of power by the administration. there have been republicans already expressing displeasure. whether we would have enough to sustain a veto is uncloor. but i think it's luke latoened up in the courts. make sure this president doesn't think he's an imperial king that gts to circumvent the checks and balances and the rule of law in this country. >> speaking of how this is playing on the republican side, mitch mcconnell, hooe's going t back the president. tom tillis, i think lamar albsander. how much slippage will we have on the republican side? >> there were a lot of republicans that ebs pressed it displeasure with the president's move. but

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down the canyon, we were going back if time nearly three-quarters of a million years.ocsionly find a fossporter: the grand canyon is still changing, getting bigger, but ever so slowly, a thousand years from now, it will be only about one foot deeper, about one inch wider and just a little bit grander. >> so to mark this 100 year milestone, stone. >> yes, duh, i get it. . >> i just wanted stomach knowledgement there. the grand canyon national park will wave visitors fees on february 26th. >> if are you in the area, check it out. >> especially if you never have been. can you believe it? we should go. it is on my list. it is an amazing place. don't miss updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. kenneth is taking pictures. pictures.utiful. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing isomniacs for two >>> now at 4:00 the atmospheric river is slamming into the bay area bringing days of rain and a soggy morning commute. live doppler 7 is tracking wet weather and meteorologist mike nicco has the hour by hour forecast. good morning and thanks for joining us tuesday february 26. we're on early to bring y

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the president of the united states foss wrote a personal check for the payment of hush money as part of a criminal scheme to violate campaign finance laws. you can find the details of that scheme directed by mr. trump in the pleadings in the u.s. district court for the southern district of new york. so picture the scene. in february 2017, one month into his presidency, i'm visiting president trump in the oval office for the first time. it is truly awe-inspiring. he is showing me all around and pointing to different paintings. he says to me, to be effective, don't worry michael, your january and february reimbursement checks are coming. they were fedex from new york. it takes a while for that to get through the white house system. as promised, i received the first check, the reimbursement of $70,000 not long thereafter. when i say conmen, i'm talking about a man who declares himself brilliant. he threatened me to threaten his he asked me to threaten his high school for his college and the college board never to release grades for his sat scores. as i mentioned, i'm giving the committe

no mains, no cattle, no electric power, no foss till fuel, we can't have children, wow, she has us upbrian: we should have kids to pay for something. pete: great idea. she wants people to end one of the most fulfilling roles in life because of be substantiated claim. what does she think, china, russia, india, all the middle east will do about the fossil fuels. brian: same exact thing. because it makes so much sense. pete: we're all good. brian: bernie sanders sat down for a town hall yesterday. woe not answer the question are we a socialist nation, are we going to be socialist. but he did kind of talk what he would do as president? >> democratic socialism means to me is having in a civilized society the understanding that we can make sure that all of our people live in security and in dignity. we have got to, as a right, end the kinds of discrimination, racism, sexism and homophobia that exists. so to me when i talk about democratic socialism what i talk about are human rights. pete: should not be lost on us, potentially the leading figure in the democratic party is defending and adva