. >> commissioner louie: here. the san francisco recreation and park commission acknowledges that we occupy the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone. as the indigenous protecters of this land in accordance with their traditions, they have never ceded, lost. as stewards of parkland we recognize our duty. as uninvited guests we affirm our sovereign rights as first peoples and wish to pay respects to the ramaytush ohlone community. good morning. welcome to the meeting of the recreation and park commission on thursday, march 17, 2022. this meeting is being held in hybrid format. which mean it's occurring in city hall room 400, but there are also opportunities to take part remotely. if there are not enough seats, which there are plenty -- so i'm not going to bother with that part of the announcement. okay. sorry, we have a new announcement. so i'm just double checking to make sure what else i need to say to you all today. before we begin, i would like to remind all individuals present and attending the mee

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one person who clearly wasn't invited to the big-tent party was louie gohmert of texas, who said, "iose parties. so i need to find out more about it befre i comment, because that just seems rather bizarre." okay, he doesn't know about this? that's got me doubting cawthorn's story. because you're telling me congressional orgies are happening and louie gohmert isn't a first-round draft pick? i hear the carpet matches the scalp. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are elle fanning and ben schwartz. but when we come back, have you ever wished someone would make a dead-eyed robot child? you're in luck. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( appla

so i'm in louie for the atmosphere. it is a really stronger and people are looking for the equipment to our soldiers. and we wanted to advertise it. we can to help our army and our people are in sarah tanka. i wish you all the very best to stay safe. and thank you very much for speaking to us today. thank you. people around the world have been rallying and support of ukraine. president vladimir zalinski has spoken to crowns of demonstrate his my video link, urging them to keep showing solidarity tens of thousands gathered in prague, the check capital to voice their outrage against the war. and in georgia, a country that has a troubled relationship with russia. people filled the straits of the capital tbilisi, many waving ukrainian flags. there were further shows of support in other major european cities. the demonstrations have been banned in russia. the u. n. refugee agency says more than 1200000 people have now fled ukraine to neighboring countries. many of them are children playing with their mothers, while ukrainian

commissioner louie.r calendar, the seventh day of the new year as long as everybody's birthday. happy birthday everyone. [applause] lunar new year is about gathering of families. we have all done that. looking around the room a number of you are not asian pacific americans. today you are because we appreciate you being here to celebrate with us. in the last year or year and a half in the asian communities we have been encouraging each other to speak up, stand up because of anti-asian hate at the san francisco human rights commission. we also have talked a lot about standing together. we shouldn't stand together and support each other, connect this event today. not only as we kickoff the whole year of cultural celebrations in the city, but we want all of you to have an opportunity to connect a number of you just told me earlier this afternoon this was the first time you were in city hall in two years. isn't that great? i want to thank you mayor for allowing us to do this. this afternoon is about celebrati

commissioner louie. in the lunar calendar, the seventh day of the new year as long as everybody's birthday. happy birthday everyone. [applause] lunar new year is about gathering of families. we have all done that. looking around the room a number of you are not asian pacific americans. today you are because we appreciate you being here to celebrate with us. in the last year or year and a half in the asian communities we have been encouraging each other to speak up, stand up because of anti-asian hate at the san francisco human rights commission. we also have talked a lot about standing together. we shouldn't stand together and support each other, connect this event today. not only as we kickoff the whole year of cultural celebrations in the city, but we want all of you to have an opportunity to connect a number of you just told me earlier this afternoon this was the first time you were in city hall in two years. isn't that great? i want to thank you mayor for allowing us to do this. this afternoon is abo

louie is putting. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i can see you explaining that to your wife. >> not now honey. >> i will give you -- >> forget about it. >> oh, boy. >> thanks, vern. >>> tonight, a glimpse at bay area history. up next, east bay city unveils a time capsule that has been sealed for half a century when it comes to pain medicine, less is more. aleve gives long-lasting freedom from pain, with fewer pills than tylenol. instead of taking pills every 4-6 hours, aleve works up to 12-hours so you can focus on what matters. aleve. less pills. more relief >>> the city went back in time to celebrate its 150th birthday. >> mix of city officials and residents kicked off the celebration. the main attraction the opening of a time capsule buried 50 years ago in i rtay in 1972. so, what was in it? >> nervous about the condition of the items but everything in here was in perfect condition. sheet music for a song. bottle of champagne, a newspaper documenting president nixon's visit. >> interesting. >> that is very cool. >> yeah. >> wow.

. >> commissioner louie: here.sco recreation and park commission acknowledges that we occupy the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone. as the indigenous protecters of this land in accordance with their traditions, they have never ceded, lost. as stewards of parkland we recognize our duty. as uninvited guests we affirm ouro

will also be going up by the end of the month abc 7 news reported david louie takes a look at how the federal reserve will try to do that without triggering a recession. just keep rising at the grocery store and at the gas pump the us finds itself with the battle of its own against inflation, which is hit seven and a half percent treasury secretary janet yellen giving a virtual talk to the annual stanford super economic summit indicated. the fed is likely to raise interest rates with a goal not cause a recession they want to bring inflation down but in a way that achieves this soft landing so that they're able to simultaneously achieve maximum employment the russian attack on ukraine has also creating turmoil in the economy as us companies sever their ties to russia which could impact profits and their stock prices that can make investors nervous if these types of things wake you up in the middle of the night and really cause you uneasy feeling it probably is a good time to reassess that and how much of your portfolio is invested in those kind of risk assets despite stock market volat

restaurant in san jose shows the woman walking behind the bar and taking a $4,000 bottle of cognac, louie xiii. it happened last week on saturday after the woman and man she was with paid for dinner. here it is again. after being identified on the video the woman returned the bot am and said, i'm sorry. the owner decided not to press charges against the mother of six. >> with everything going on this day, this day and age right now, wars he we have, covid, the problems the last couple of years, and then coming to find out she is a mother of six, as a group we decided to give her a second chance. >> okay. she gets a second chance, meaning they won't press charges. however, she is no longer allowed in that restaurant. >>> well, this is a pivotal 24 hours. russian forces moving closer to ukraine's capital of kyiv and tomorrow ukraine's president zelenskyy will address the united states congress. also president biden will head to nato headquarters in brussels later this month. a lot going on. let's start in the war zone. more attacks in the neighborhood surrounding kyiv. at least three apartm

grand view restaurant in san jose, showing the woman walking behind the bar, taking a $4,000 bottle of louie xiii cognac. this happened after the woman and the man she was with paid for dinner. then she helped herself in the bottle. she did return the bottle and apologize. the owner decided not to press charges. >> with everything going on this day and age right now, wars we have going on, covid, all the problems we've had in the last couple of years, and then coming to find out she's a mother of six, as a group we decided to give her a second chance. >> wow. they have good hearts. she is, however, no longer allowed to come back to that restaurant. >>> coming up this morning on "today in the bay," the way san jose sharks honored women in business and the nbc bay area employee that was featured. >>> and happening now, grace cathedral in san francisco reopens to the public today. the historic site has been closed to visitors since 2020 due to the pandemic. open once again, new tours will be offered during non-service hours. before the pandemic, more than 70,000 people visited grace cathedral e

adding about 30 more flights for the peak summer season compared to 200 flights a day now at sfo david louiebc 7 news. all right time to check on our weather. no rain little wind though. yeah, we did get some we need every drop spencer christians tracking the forecast sounds like things are going to get a lot warmer. they really are gonna be a lot more right now. they're a lot windier as i'm appointed out, but we don't have any rain anymore for a while. they let's take a look at lived up with seven easy for me to say hi. no green showing up there. whereas yesterday. we had vivid greens and oranges and yellows in the rain was falling right now. we've just got strong brisk robust. vigorous winds flowing on shore 29 milepower gusts right now at sfo at oakland 34 mile per hour surface winds in san francisco beautiful blue sky the over san rafael and traffic flowing southward is flowing. the current temperature readings are 55 degrees in san francisco, oakland 58 low 60s and mountain view, san jose and santa clara and 52 at half moon bay. how about this view? looking westward from emeryville in t

louie martinez. reporter: can i ask you about inflationary pressures in this budget? we're seeing inflation the worst in 40 years. [indiscernible] can you talk about the impact that raise will have on service members this year and potentially into the future? and what are some of the inflationary pressures you saw going into the budget itself in the base this year given, again, that the costs are rising for the supply chain? secretary hicks: well, we're seeing inflationary pressure here in 2022. we just have the omnibus pass. they did not take account with the inflation. we'll be working with congress this summer on how this year sort of lands. the 2023 budget obviously starts in october and goes out 12 months past that. so we will at the same time be looking over the summer where exactly inflation lands and how it ends up affecting our service members. that said, we built into this 2023 budget the best information that we have at the time we booked the budget. as in any way, we're going to be working that as we get closer to the reality. and even in execution, we'll

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your kids louie and lila!the set the whole time. >> no, they were on quarantine. >> stephen: the bubble. the beauty of it was we were in the dominican republic. we had 650 crew members, 450 dominican. we said come with us, we'll keep you safe but you have to bubble with us. we took over resorts that shut down, so we said come back, everyone, we're going to bubble. so we had a safe time and a good time. >> stephen: a safe time and a good time. >> isn't that a key these days? ( laughter ) >> stephen: a quick break but back with more of sandra >> stephen: a quick break but back with more of sandra bullock, everybody. and get the same fast relief in a delightful chew with pepto bismol chews. you are an electric vehicle. electricity powers your heart. want to feel your heart beat faster? ♪ (heart beat music) ♪ drive an electric car. made by a company whose evs have gone five billion miles... for every highway... every driveway... ...and every speedway. and where the loudest sound... ...is the beat of your electric

there you see her playing the tune for those heartsick ukrainian refugees with the ironically named louie tune "what a wonderful world." and now we're taking you to the other side of the border, right, in poland where a traveling piano man also greeted weary travelers with songs. some people even played along with him. the war if as i say only for a brief moment forgotten. tal wanted musicians there. i am paula newton. we are continuing with our breaking news coverage out of ukraine. stay with us. we'll be back right after a quick break. inner voice (furniture maker): i'm constantly nodding... ...because i know everything about furniture ...but with the business side... ...i'm feeling a little lost. quickbooks can help. an easy way to get paid, pay your staff, and know where your business stands. new business? no problem. success starts with intuit quickbooks. we're testing the limits of vacation thrills. inversions. zero gravity. velociraptors. (tims) raptors?! woah! (tester) spider-man versus bad guys. let's go. (tims screaming) (tim) awesome! (tester) a dessert (tims screaming) (tester

your kids louie and lila! on location, we all had to quarantine together. >> stephen: the bubble. >> the beauty of it was we were in the dominican republic. we had 650 crew members, 450 of them, dominican. we said come with us, we'll keep you safe but you have to bubble with us. we took over resorts that shut down, so we said come back, everyone, we're going to bubble. so we had a safe time and a good time. >> stephen: a safe time and a good time. >> isn't that kinda the key these days? ( laughter ) >> stephen: a quick break but back with more of sandra bullock, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) a practiced spicy crispy chicken sandwich eater knows: keep one hand on the sandwich and one hand on the drink. ♪ ♪ ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ♪ ♪ ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading brande

paying people off, and i think one of the most egregious things is a hundred thousand dollars from louiei director blowing money as a thank you to joe biden's grandkids. that type of thing has not shown up >> greg: i didn't even know about that. >> judge jeanine: he put it in a trust fund. >> jason: as a thank you for giving business in romania from a guy that was convicted of bribery. >> judge jeanine: from the remain for head of the fbi. >> jason: these types of stories are not being told. that guy probably should go to jail and that type of stuff needs the exposure so good on matt gaetz for putting it into the record mannen pa i didn't know that. >> tyrus: you should probably check with these anonymous donors buying the art work, that's why it was made anonymous >> greg: definitely. coming up workers now exceed a test in positive for weed. >> a trilogy for copd. ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. ♪...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ no once-daily copd medicine

the current attorney general ken paxton is up against louie gohmert and former president george w.. paxton was indicted back in 2015, has yet to face trial. he faces allegations of bribery and abuse while in office. he's denied those allegations. today's primary a test of progressive power. a rematch between congressman henry quellar, an immigration attorney and jessica cisneros. cisneros has the backing of alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders. thanks for joining us today. ana cabrera and anderson cooper pick up our coverage right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. we are bringing you breaking news coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine. i'm ana cabrera in new york. >> i'm anderson cooper in lviv western ukraine. right now we want to tell you what's going on. pausing or stalling. that's the question. a massive military convoy, more than 40 miles long, is on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital of kyiv, but it's made little movement since yesterday. u.s. officials say that the russians are facinfu

he's facing a number of challengers including eva guzman, louie gohmert, from the tyler area, and alsor florida governor bush. all of those targeting ken paxton who has been mired in controversy for several years here. and he's facing those challengers and the question is, whether or not he will be able to escape this election tonight without having to be forced into a run-off. we'll see how those returns come back. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> get the band aids and lollipops ready. new cdc studies on the vaccines for the younger kids are showing surprising results. what do parents need to know? that's next. strypaper? luckily, there's biotrue hydratation boost eye drops. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingreredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue! ♪(music)♪ at aetna® we're shifting medicare coverage into high gear with benefits you may be eligible for when you turn 65. benefits that may include dental, vision, and hearing. aetna medicare advantage plans call today to learn more. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to h

video from the grand view restaurant shows her walking behind the bar and taking a $4,000 bottle of louieman had paid for dinner and were about to leave. the video helped find the woman. she returned the bottle and apologized. the owner of the restaurant decided not to press charges. >> with everything going on in this day and age right now, wars we have going on, covid, all the problems we've had in the last couple of years, and then coming to find out she's a mother of six, as a group we decided to give her a second chance. >> the woman, however, is no longer allowed in the restaurant. >>> a live look at sfo, and floodgates officially open for spring break, and for the first time flight sales in the last month actually exceeded 2019, pre-pandemic levels. planes are going to be packed, so if you travel, plan to hit snags. experts have some advice for you. >> i had never used a travel adviser before the pandemic, but now i have. especially when you want to change a flight. airline flight times can be five plus hours. but when you took with a travel adviser they do it all for you. >> and y

bush is narrowly ahead of former state supreme court justice eva guzman and congressman louie gohmert. and take a look at this progressive rising star jessica cisneros is currently leading the incumbent congressman henry cuellar, one of the most conservative house democrats. this time he may be even more vulnerable, largely because of a recent fbi search of his home and his office. well, there it is. that's the first 2022 race that i'm describing. and david chalian, there was a bit of 2022 in president biden's state of the union address this evening. how do you see how he set up the choice that voters will face in november? >> if it were not for the ukraine situation, i think we'd be looking at an election year state of the union address geared towards giving his party the message, the battle plan for the path forward. and i think that's why we're all talking build back better, right, is dead. his plan did not get through congress. why was he talking so much about those initiatives? because his first mission critical this election year is to actually get his base back enthusiastically

international can not only check them out but also ride in one to get to their gate abc 7 news reporter david louieding in line to get through security many a passenger can be tuckered out by the time they start the long march. gate a new solution is being tested at monetta, san jose international and autonomous mobility transport device. this is if you get through the checkpoint and realize you still need some help the help is here for you. just hop in press the destination gate and you're off his technology developed by wheel a japanese company. that's trying to service the needs of passengers with mobility issues since it's autonomous. it also solves another issue. labor associates is the big issue in us so we can supplement the labor issues with our innovative service the power chair navigates with four-wheel drive. it's front wheels consists of 24 small rollers to allow tight turns and in a crowded terminal it stops if anyone is in the way made out of san jose is the first west coast airport to do a trial haneda airport in japan has a fleet of 24 they were used 3500 times during the busy decem

ahead may not be perfectly smooth, but there's optimism a comeback is on the horizon in monterey david louied are celebrating holly also known as the festival of colors. it's a celebration of spring and a victory for good over evil covid cases are dropping across ndso for the first time in two years revelers are taking to the streets and droves drenching each other in clouds of colored powder. that's nice to see well take a look at this video out of la county the two very curious and seemingly hungry bear cubs opened a car door as the man. i was eating a corned beef sandwich the man pulled the door. shuts, but the bear opened it a second time the cubs eventually left without incident and i guess i'mma left without corned beef they went to the pub down the street. i'm telling you. they're irish saint patrick's day. that's right. all right, let's get to the weather finally getting some rain sandia. that's right, and it's coming in tomorrow. so dan and alma. let's take a look at live doppler 7. the storm is already spreading. clouds our way we're seeing the fog moving in as we take a look at th

the the next day thomas sent meadows a text that she said was from louie gohmert's chief of staff.the most important thing you can realize right now is that there are no rules in war. this war is psychological. psyops. november 24th message to thomas, the post says meadows wrote this. this is a fight of good versus evil. evil always looks like the victor until the king of kings triumphs. do not grow weary in well doing. the fight continues. i have staked my career over it. thomas responded enthusiastically, to that message from meadows saying thank you, needed that. this plus a conversation with my best friend just now, i will try to keep holding on. america is worth it. it's unclear who thomas was referring to as her quote best friend. but previous news articles suggest that thomas and her husband clarence thomas refer to each other that way. nbc news has reached out to meadows' attorney and ginni thomas for comment. justice thomas is not directly referenced in any of the messages and mrs. thomas has said in the past that she and her husband are not involved in even other's work.

>> i couldn't give you a time, louie, exact liv, whether it was exactly the moment the russians decided to announce it, roughly same day kind of observation. but we're not taking anything they say at face value. i'm being as honest with you as i can. small number, see them starting to move. we're not prepared to buy the russian argument that it's a withdrawal. again, our assessment is that their intention is to reposition forces and bolster their efforts elsewhere. >> so in other words, it's accurate to what you're describing -- >> i'm comfortable with the way i characterized it. elaine cooper. >> hey. thanks, kirby. i want to take another whack because i feel like you're describing -- it sounds like you are describing, it's been five weeks, almost five weeks now, and it sounds very much like you're describing a failed military campaign. would you go that far or is it too much? i mean, what we've seen -- what we're seeing now, is it a failure by -- is it a failed military campaign? >> i don't think we're prepared to slap a bumper sticker on this thing right now. i mean, there are still

except for a few people, including you, , tucker , and a few people like marjorie taylor greene and louieohmert, et cetera, are speaking out aboutg this unconstitutional, inhumane abuse of political protest or simply because they are they protested the election and are basically dissidents of joe biden quick legal question. the president has raised almost two hundred million dollars. could any of that money be used to get real legal representation for people sitting in jail because they attendedea a rally for him? would that be possible to do? yes, they absolutely could. and a lot of these people have public defenders. they have not been able to hire criminal defense attorneys in d.c. because of course, as you know, that six figures that they don't have. so yes, there also has been there is a huge vacuum in the republican party, not just people speaking up but actually coughing up money with lawyersnd and money to help these desperate people who are trapped and have nowhere elseed to turn. and our political leaders are for the most part have completely abandoned thesee fo. and you really

first of all is when louie howe dies in 1935 blanche cook is absolutely correct. and the second thing that really rips it apart. is harry hopkins whom eleanor brought into the white house? who really supported when fdr turned on him and when heck turns on him when the war comes and hopkins says goodbye to the new deal and becomes the associate president after your there is no sinner. and they began to figure out how to live distinctly separate lives in the same institution. and one point, i think that that is very important. and and david makes this point blanche makes this point jeff ward makes this point i make this point. after polio the roosevelt's never spend more than six months a year together. they are always more apart than they are together. she's traveling he's traveling and so they figure out how to coexist in a way that gives him the space to become the people they become and i think that is i don't know the word for it the most immense contribution. to america and itch most perilous time then i can think of. imagine the great depression without elean

. >> thank you so much, director kirkpatrick and director louie. i do want to mention, colleagues, where we are with our time. i do see member andrews in the queue, so member andrews? >> thank you, chair williams, and to jeannie and kelley and hali hammer and all the team at d.p.h., thank you so much for just all the work that you're putting forward. i had a couple questions. one is a bigger one, but i'm going to save that one for last, and i'm sorry, i have to jump off at exactly 11:30, because i have to jump to another one. i wanted to get a clear understanding of the treatment beds -- and that's a great chart, as we continue to lead at populations. jennie, could you pull that slide up again. are you thinking of one site that would support expanded beds or are you thinking of beyond that and beyond this particular one? with the savings that we had, i think it was towards the end of the presentation -- right there. it says potential acquisition of a site by d.p.h. for potential drop-in services. are you thinking of one facility that would provide

. >> louie and lilah. >> i want to be under my roof.. they miss you. >> what's your favorite part about being a parent? >> probably the fact that i didn't have my children when i was still searching for who i was. i see parents super young and somehow figured it out and they were destined. i needed to grow up. i know who i am. i know what i'm not. i'm always growing, but i don't feel like i'm angry going, i'm missing out on life because i have -- no. i look at my life before my kids. felt like a waste of time. felt like i was rushing to a destination that didn't exist. now i'm here and don't want to be anywhere else. >> oh, preach! >> jesus, oh. >> talking to me. frid to michael for that. >>> coming up, we have music icon elton john and grammy winner brandi carlile when we come back. stay with us. ♪ brandi carlile when we ♪ >>> back on "gma" with the road to the oscars. one of the marquee events is the elton john aids foundation party. kaylee hartung sat down with elton john and brandi carlile. >> reporter: that's sir elton, t.j. good m

he's likely going to faces a runoff because there are some other high profile candidates including louie to pay attention to here in texas that could give us a preview of what's to come for the rest of the country. neil? neil: got it. grady trimble. on that subject, the ceo of "forbes" media, steve forbes. without going on and on about it, just curious, a lot of republicans have to decide are we going to be the party of donald trump, are we going on the party of getting past donald trump? a lot of the candidates come on both sides in texas. how to you see this sorting out for republicansesome. >> i think the candidates are going to say we want to look good to 2022 and 2024 and not have a referendum on whether or not they like donald trump. the foremanner trump will make -- former trump will make a decision after the midterm elections, and then that'll be an issue. unfortunately, ukraine is underscoring in a tragic way issues that have to be dealt with both domestically and internationally. neil: you know, you mentioned ukraine. of course, i had a doctor a short time ago, steve, saying it

i would like to send a special thank you to betty louie for trust in us and the vision for the community in commissioning this book. they commissioned me to do this bobbing about a year og and it's been an honor to work with betty and a privilege to be welcomed to the chinatown community. i have enjoyed the chance to learn about the history and unique community and to get a look behind the scenes, so to speak, to hear people's stories and make new friends and during my many visits to chinatown. and i will go cultural to color to crow yate colors books to inspire and empower people to travel and from the paper and from the comfort of their home and using the books as a guide for real life travel. with this chinatown book you can do either. and betty's vision was to bring people back to chinatown after this challenging time. and i wanted to thank her and the foundation especially you for having me here today. and the books are available in china and the chinatown stores, too. >> president: thank you so much. congratulations. thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor preston. >> thank you, p

bush, congressman louie gohmert, and eva guzman.olling currently shows paxton as leading, but not by enough to avoid a runoff. we could wind up seeing him having to face another challenge or -- challenger. another challenger is henry cuellar. he recently had his home inspected by the fbi. guest: henry is head of the house --. congressman cuellar says there is no wrongdoing, but that has raised extra concerns among voters. he is already under challenge by two progressive candidates. he is one of the most conservative democrats in the house. he is main challenger, justice cisneros, previously narrowly lost a primary challenge to him in 2020. she has got the endorsements of a number of high-profile democrats, including bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, alexandria ocasio-cortez. host: glenn, corpus christi, republican line. caller: it was going to ask andrew schneider, i voted early. our county is 85% hispanic. bento said he was going to turn texas blue, but republicans have outvoted the democrats. that tells me we are on the right trac

louie gohmert from texas losing his primary race last night to become the state attorney general.here will be a runoff between ken paxton, the ag, and george p. bush in that race. ghomert plans to continue representing his district in texas, which includes tyler and longview, until 2023. up next, mark on the independent line. caller: good morning. putin had taken territory from ukraine. under bush, he took georgia, under obama he took crimea, and now he is taking the don bass. he did not take any territory when trump was president. every day, biden also gives putin $70 billion in oil money. that's a decision he is making and i know how we can fix that. in general, i am resentful of the fact that they took the mask mandate off. right before the state of the union, when they are saying the polls are changing and the american political party preference poll, there was a 14% swing, plus nine democrats to plus 4% gop. i think it's pretty big. democrats are seeing that. but i resent the fact that the mask mandate is off. biden has not wanted to go over the past year because it was more

commissioner louie.eventh day of the new year as long as everybody's birthday. happy birthday everyone. [applause] lunar new year is about gathering of families. we have all done that. looking around the room a number of you are not asian pacific americans. today you are because we appreciate you being here to celebrate with us. in the last year or year and a half in the asian communities we have been encouraging each other to speak up, stand up because of anti-asian hate at the san francisco human rights commission. we also have talked a lot about standing together. we shouldn't stand together and support each other, connect this event today. not only as we kickoff the whole year of cultural celebrations in the city, but we want all of you to have an opportunity to connect a number of you just told me earlier this afternoon this was the first time you were in city hall in two years. isn't that great? i want to thank you mayor for allowing us to do this. this afternoon is about celebrating families, cele

i would like to send a special thank you to betty louie for trust in us and the vision for the communitymmissioning this book. they commissioned me to do this bobbing about a year og and it's been an honor to work with betty and a privilege to be welcomed to the chinatown community. i have enjoyed the chance to learn about the history and unique community and to get a look behind the scenes, so to speak, to hear people's stories and make new friends and during my many visits to chinatown. and i will go cultural to color to crow yate colors books to inspire and empower people to travel and from the paper and from the comfort of their home and using the books as a guide for real life travel. with this chinatown book you can do either. and betty's vision was to bring people back to chinatown after this challenging time. and i wanted to thank her and the foundation especially you for having me here today. and the books are available in china and the chinatown stores, too. >> president: thank you so much. congratulations. thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor preston. >> thank you, preside

bush as well as louie gohmert. back to you. >> ainsley: all names that we recognize.t may backfire on president biden and his party. town hall.com editor and fox news contributor katie pacheco listen joins us now to react. good morning to you, katie. >> good morning ainsley. good to see you. >> ainsley: great to see you too. normally foreign policy doesn't affect an election here at home especially a primary midterms. but in this case we watched what happened in average. that was disaster. those images are frozen in all of our minds. and then when you look at russia, it's causing high gas prices, supply chain crisis inflation. so do matter in the polls down in texas, right? >> yeah, ainsley. americans watched the afghanistan catastrophe play out in realtime and you have the administration still today including president biden saying is he going to reject accountability for what happened there. that doesn't give americans a lot of confidence for the way president biden can handle foreign policy in the future. now here we where a crisis in ukraine. with russia invading

louie gohmert from the great state of texas, i inform the house that mr. gohmert will vote nay on h.r. 2116. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. calvert of california, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote no on h.r. 2116. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york rise. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. deutch of florida, i inform the house that mr. deutch will vote yes on h.r. 2116. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. g garbarino fm new york, i inform the house that mr. garbarino will vote nay on 2116. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentleman from virginia rise? mr. beyer: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. moulton of massachusetts, mr. swasy of new york, mr. trone of maryland, mr. harder of california, mr. desaulnier of california, mr. kind of wisconsin i inform the house t

. >> president buell: i'm going to ask, does commissioner louie have any questions or comments? >> so i have four things. i want to see the drop-off. where are we going to get dropped off? where are the drop-off points? of course, everything, you know, the whole, all the chips fall into the board of supervisors, but i hope, you know, with this robust discussion today that they appreciate the weigh in from both departments. and it's -- when you were talking about 1.5 miles in the park, you know, we have to remember all of central park is no cars. we were talking about a little strip that the silver lining from the pandemic brought us into. and the callers that called in today, they called from all districts. they may be didn't ever have a chance to come to this closure, but now they've discovered it. so we have to be welcoming and i think we have. but my thing is safety and accessibility and being an asian woman with what is going on in all the other districts, i worry about this skateboarders with the ebike and the runners and the skaters all on this small strip. so, what we wou

commissioner louie.g as everybody's birthday. happy birthday everyone. [applause] lunar new year is about gathering of families. we have all done that. looking around the room a number of you are not asian pacific americans. today you are because we appreciate you being here to celebrate with us. in the last year or year and a half in the asian communities we have been encouraging each other to speak up, stand up because of anti-asian hate at the san francisco human rights commission. we also have talked a lot about standing together. we shouldn't stand together and support each other, connect this event today. not only as we kickoff the whole year of cultural celebrations in the city, but we want all of you to have an opportunity to connect a number of you just told me earlier this afternoon this was the first time you were in city hall in two years. isn't that great? i want to thank you mayor for allowing us to do this. this afternoon is about celebrating families, celebrating communities by first comm

marjorie taylor greene of georgia, louie gohmert of texas, one of wisconsin, one of colorado.es on from there. 17 members of congress voting against the house-past effort on a ban on oil. you can see the story at the hill. it is open form until 10:00. michigan starts us off. democrats line, you are on. caller: hello? host: you are on, go ahead. caller: yeah. i am a concerned american. i do not think the ukrainians need a lot of money to beat this guy. i think our own government can supply them with weapons, but the people do not know how to use these weapons and they will destroy the weapons with themselves. if you watch such a simple program on tv, strategy which you could use, somebody with common sense come down the road with tanks in a big convoy like a circus party. why aren't they waiting for them? why do we send them rocket missiles and guns that way they could shoot the tanks on the road like the minutemen did and take off and leave? host: diana in ohio, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. yes i wanted to touch on the health of the veterans, on the un

i would like to send a special thank you to betty louie for trust in us and the vision for the community in commissioning this book. they commissioned me to do this bobbing about a year og and it's been an honor to work with betty and a privilege to be welcomed to the chinatown community. i have enjoyed the chance to learn about the history and unique community and to get a look behind the scenes, so to speak, to hear people's stories and make new friends and during my many visits to chinatown. and i will go cultural to color to crow yate colors books to inspire and empower people to travel and from the paper and from the comfort of their home and using the books as a guide for real life travel. with this chinatown book you can do either. and betty's vision was to bring people back to chinatown after this challenging time. and i wanted to thank her and the foundation especially you for having me here today. and the books are available in china and the chinatown stores, too. >> president: thank you so much. congratulations. thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor preston. >> thank you, p