-not mark. -yeah. too afraid of jenny, and he's, you know, all of these--and he's-- they were, like, weren't they, like, college sweethearts? they'd been together for 20 years. they had four beautiful kids. she was such an integral part of his professional and personal lives. they seemed great to me. that 20-year journey together, you know, from congress to the governor's office, when you're partnered with someone like that and you're--you're-- that relationship's forged in steel, under fire. they're solid as a rock. you know that when you find a good one, you gotta help 'em, and you find a good one in mark sanford. but more importantly, the mom, jenny sanford, the great future first lady of the state of south carolina. [applause] jenny sanford was invaluable to mark sanford's rise. she was a smart, skillful woman, a georgetown-educated, wall street vice president. i don't think that mark sanford, uh, would have had a political career at all if it were not for, uh, jenny sanford's help. it's not my lov

mark: welcome back america. i'm very excited about it, turning general pam bondi a good friend. especially good friend of my wife had a wonderful lady and a good lawyer. welcome to the program madame attorney general pretty went to get into this epstein thing a little bit. think the american people are curious about who's on the list or list. you've been doggedly trying to get in the information. and now we learn, thanks to you, that you have been stonewalled by people in new york. you want to explain that? >> yes, mark. as you know we released about 120 pages of documents. i started asking for these documents right when i came into office. before casper tell chosen there. so, i ended up getting about 120 pages. we carefully redacted them of course to be sure the 254 young girls, women who were victims of sex crimes in sex traffic and, their personal information is redacted and out of there to protect them. i'm going through it and said there has to be more, there has to be more. i am assured that is it. cash as

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. for being here to greet guests attorney general pam bondi israel's ambassador to the united states. but, before we get to them i have a question for you. one that has ever been asked. you hear it said all of the time that under article one of the constitution congress has the power of the purse. only congress. congress lays taxes. congress determines borrowing amounts. congress determined spending amount. so i have some questions for you is that an unlimited power is that a power that is unchecked? can congress do whatever it wants? whatever it once when it comes to spending, borrowing, taxing? of course they have to vote on it the present have to sign a course the present has veto power. of course you have elections and people come and go. that is not my question. as a constitutional matter can congress do whatever it once with twantswith the power of th? let me give you an example. if congress passes a massive bill they pass an omnibus bill all the time were the members don't know w

mark: that is 1 100% rate. of people say it wears a jamming current party going to go t out the gourd that usuallyo in the gutter. there talk about medicaid cuts is not even on the table. we keep repeating it. they're viviolating the law whiy violating they don't do that either. so my question to you joe concha what is the future of the democratic party? i want to know from you being the expert in this, what is the future of the corporate media? icy basis is trying to tilt the poster of the los angeles times owner trying to deal with that. i guess msnbc are moving chairs are on the deck of the titanic there. but, from your perspective what is the future of corporate media? we will be right back. 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. i don't have a million dollars to put towards marketing and branding. tiktok was the way and it saved my company. we had a video do really good this week. sales were up 29%. about 80% of my business right now is fro

mark: that is 1 100% rate.people say it wears a jamming current party going to go the out the gourd that usualo in the gutter. there talk about medicaid cuts is not even on the table. we keep repeating it. they're violating violating they violating they don't do that either. so my question to you joe concha what is the future of the democratic party? i want to know from you being the expert in this, what is the future of the corporate media? icy basis is trying to tilt the poster of the los angeles times owner trying to deal with that. i guess msnbc are moving chairs are on the deck of the titanic there. but, from your perspective what is the future of corporate media? we will be right back. where does the time go? where does the time go? until this week, my dad did not know where he was from. i'm african american. i want to know where i come from. it means the world to share ancestry® with my dad. so nigeria, this is where it all started. so they've broken it down by regions, by journeys, and by parent. man, t

and i have to agree with mark. i looked at it 1st at 1st blush because we were all messaging each other and we, i mean, and i, you know, i usually have something better to do on friday night. and i think the zalinski, he, he, he, he read the writing on the wall and was gonna throw caution to the wind because, you know, you know how to address that room. and he decided he went for broke, he went for broke and just like, i'm not going to get anything i want here. so why don't i just mix it up with a and here's a man that believes, apparently in powerful people, he believed the boris johnson that the, the west was behind him. ok. i mean, it's the has to, in his mind justify the absolute destruction in blood should, in this country. so he's good to go to the next bit or which is, this is the 2nd class better at best, and they're called the europeans ear. take george, go ahead. all right, i think that's right. a bit. what does it mean us this of a 3 is he is being used to grovel, needing a sick of fantasy and flatter. r

all right, let's take it off with mark in moscow. here we're going to talk about the if the actrix i'm going to talk about if there was an, an bush, we're going to talk a lot of things about this unprecedented event that we saw with uh, zalinski is visit to the white house on friday. but i want to ask both of you the most important question and the most serious one is have efforts to end the conflict in ukraine been enhanced mark or the been diminished as a result of what was the theatrics that we saw mark? yeah, i mean with this is a frank is that has shown the world um, i don't believe that it has either increased or decreased the chance. i think what we had going in. there's a different dynamic certainly, but everything we've heard from the europeans and the key. every game is uh, they're, you know, they're going to continue to fight. even if the us walks away. mark lane, georgia, the last time i talked to you, we were concerned that the initiative, the trump was so fond of, of ending the conflict in ukraine during the campaign. a

all right, let's take it off with mark in moscow. here we're going to talk about the if the actrix i'm going to talk about if there was an, an bush, we're going to talk a lot of things about this unprecedented event that we saw with uh, zalinski is visit to the white house on friday. but i want to ask both of you the most important question and the most serious one is have efforts to end the conflict in ukraine been enhanced mark or the been diminished as a result of what was a theatrical that we saw mark. yeah, do i mean with this is a frank? yes, that has shocked the world. um, i don't believe that it has either increased or decreased the chance i think what we had going in. there's a different dynamic certainly, but everything we've heard from the europeans and the key. every game is uh, they're, you know, they're gonna continue to fight, even if the us walks away the mark owing to georgia. the last time i talked to you, we were concerned that the initiative that trump was so fond of of ending the conflict in ukraine during the ca

joining me now is mark matson.ou're9 not concerned about the tariffs coming. >> no, i'm not really concerned about the tariffs because i think that donald trump is holding all the cards when you look at the trade between these countries. for example, over 60% of the gdp from canada comes from america. for mexico it's 70%. and from china it's 30%. so i think it's -- i think he's really leveraging this, he's trying to help shut down the borders, he's helping to reduce fentanyl, he's reducing terrorism in the form of cartels coming into our country with fentanyl. i think he's holding all the cards on this, and i suspect that these countries will capitulate. and the other thing is investors should really be looking at investing internationally. u.s. has been so good for so long, investors have forgotten about the benefits of diversify being. the s&p this year, on the other hand, is relatively flat while large value international stocks are up about% year the date -- 9. a lot of people have missed that, and they're not

as dead and they're marked as alive?god bless elon musk. this should not be a partisan issue. shame on the deputies who don't get behind this and try to wade to threat l get through this. are they taking all the dead people marked as alive? they need to get on board and support what's happening here. i was the chairman of the oversight committee and we could never get this and he's able. jay wee: jason former member of shame on demo democrats and the truth is shame on congress. this isn't even partisan and don't touch a voter block that might not vote for you next time. >> they don't focus on the most important issues and it's the taxpayer dollars and clinton and al gore talked about this and going through the government and clean it up and find our money being waste through spent al dorman was on television on david letterman. can you believe there's an actual study we've paid money for to see how many pieces this ashtray breaks in to no thank godness for doge and elon musk and go on the site and see what our money was

mark. >> as for mark. >> oh come on. >> also, expect guests like lil jon, steve aoki, and nikki glaseris is going to be a party. >> it's just fantastic. >> if you want the most wild and crazy version of the oscars, watch our after oscar show live at 9 a.m. >> monday morning from the oscars stage. >> which means they're live at 6:00 in the morning, west coast time. i saw them on jimmy kimmel the other night, and it was funny. she was giving him a hard time because he was zoning out while she was talking to him was like, yeah, it's a married couple right there. you can catch the oscars sunday here on abc seven. coverage begins with on the red carpet. that's at 1230. the oscars red carpet shows at 330, and then the oscars earlier this year. keep emphasizing this 4 p.m. here on abc seven. a reminder for you that abc seven news is streaming 24 seven. you can get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry beil. abc seven news at five is coming up next. live breaking news.

it marks the first measles death here in the u.s. in a decade.the cdc confirmed 93 cases in eight states so far, including california. there have been measles exposures at los angeles international airport. the infected traveler passed through terminal b at lax last month. public health officials say the passenger was an infant headed back to orange county and was not a resident of l.a. this comes amid the growing cases of the measles outbreak in texas, and measles is a viral infection that spreads through the air and via droplets. experts say most cases come from unvaccinated children. now, health officials say this year's flu season is the worst the u.s. has experienced in 15 years, and cases are still driving hospitalizations in the state. health officials gathered to talk about what to expect now and the season ahead. here's abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley. >> it's the worst flu season since 2010. 29 million cases, 16,000 deaths. and it's not over yet. >> if anybody has symptoms right now in california and the us, more likely than not

it marks the first measles death in the u.s. in a decade. the cdc confirmed 93 cases in eight states so far this year, including california. health officials say this year's flu season is the worst the u.s. has experienced in 15 years, and cases are still driving hospitalizations in the state. state health officials gathered to talk about what to expect now and the season ahead. here's abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley. >> it's the worst flu season since 2010. 29 million cases, 16,000 deaths. and it's not over yet. >> if anybody has symptoms right now in california and the us, more likely than not it's going to be flu. i think more than 60% of what's going around now is probably flu. >> the hospitalization rate is the highest it's been in 15 years, and there have been also nearly 100 child deaths. the good news? activity is on the decline. >> the flu numbers have been dropping for two weeks, but there have been. this is the second little peak in our flu season, and there have been years when there's been a third, which would be maybe 2

it all marks the beginning of lent, a time of fasting and abstinence. and we want to point out this beautiful king cake here. eaton during mardi gras. it can be pretty much eaten at any time of the year, but especially mardi gras. it has purple, green, and yellow colors. there's also a baby hidden inside. not a real one, but a toy baby. it's a sign of good luck. so whoever cuts the piece with the baby inside, it means you have good luck and you have to bring the cake for next year. our producer, dana's mom baked this for us. thank you so much, mrs. lights. we love you. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. cooler weather out of nowhere. we had such a beautiful week. it was just our little taste of spring. but now into the weekend. yes, it will be a little gloomy, but a chance to maybe sleep in and then later have some coffee with cake there as we go throughout the day. we do have a chance to celebrate mardi gras at north beach in san francisco today. we're going to keep those temperatures cooler than the nic

marks or the german word that marks uses her gauged and the state has the sense of much more than objectivity does in english. and so it's much more of an oxymoron, aggressive oxymoron in german than it was in either of the, uh, previous translations. and i wanted to express that. do you want to jump in on you're gelatinous and ghostly. the object head. um, it's easy to quibbles with marks and marxists and. there's so much at stake in every word in this book, and it is really important it is talking about our freedom. can we get free? so every step is is important. and what writer does here is restore the metaphorical the imagistic side to marx's critique. so the word go there too is like 19th century german version of siewart. this is the word that marx uses here for what abstract labor is. it's a mixing where none of the qualities really matter and it's absolutely disgusting. so to restore from what was a congealed to a bare gelatinous blob to bring back part of the critical power the phrase and i've been saying a lot at these events that there's a tendency in reading this book to think tha

led to hurtful comments and made teenage mark self doubt himself. kids were like, oh my gosh, you're black and you're you're not playing football. you're not playing basketball. like you must be gay. like you like wearing these glittery costumes. he heard something. tennis superstar venus williams said that changed his perspective on those negative comments. it was something along the lines of, like anyone in is room right now can't do what i can do, so why would i care about their opinion? and when i heard that quote, i was kind of like, well, that's the same thing about me. like, i have all these people saying all these negative things about me, but if i get on that ice and go do a double axel, how many people can say they can do what i do? so beautiful. throw triple toe. i mean, i'm with my partner 5 or 6 hours a day. so watch out for them. a marriage on ice between sandusky and partner nick degeneres. constant communication. hand signals are important. it's like if i go like this, she knows. like we're doing triple twist. like if i go like this,

the united states drafted this text to mark the commitment of the united nation and the security council to bringing durable and to the war in ukraine. our resolution is simple straightforward and focused on the future not the past. the united states calls on member states to vote on the resolution today, the third anniversary of the conflict escalation when we have momentum behind us and because we do not have another day to spare. every day that goes by withoutpeace means more people dead , more destruction, more misery. the united states has consulted with councilmembers throughout the weekend and all morning and into the afternoon. we believe this council has had sufficient time to consider this simple text, the draft implores a swift end to the conflict and further urges a lasting peace . we can and should and must agree on that. mr. pres. , it's time to vote. i thank you. >> the representative of the us first put forward a proposal to adjourn the meeting till 3 pm 25 february. the representative expressed opposition to it. pursuant to rule 33 pursuant to rule 33.3 of the provisiona

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and the richardson l g 06 time champion, mark mark has his qualified, fastest from the 1st race of the motive g p season and thailand. he also won the sprint race on his 1st adding with the finishing had of his younger brother alex the main races on sunday defending champion jorge martin isn't taking part because of injury and it was the 3rd time lucky for stuff. and also said suppose that they've divide tennis championships every player has twice been a leasing finalist at this. turn this, this time out to be to see lakes. always a alley. assume a tenant on the street says queen street 12 title in history or when the season going back into the world's top 10. so the 1st one. all right, that is all you support for now, laura, back to you for thanks very much and they were going to leave you with some spectacular images from kind of the fall. no see aurora borealis as illuminations guys across the northwest territories. the lighting view is in the architect region . the slash steel display was visible for kilometers, painting the night, vibrant shades of green fi just as big this light.

host: we are talking with mark zandi, chief economist with moody is analytics. we are here to talk about the u.s. economy and the new report on high income earners. here is how we have divided the lines. if you make under 100,000, dial in at 202-748-8000. if you make between $100,000 and $250,000, your line is 202-748-8001. and if you make over $250,000, the 10%, call us at 202-748-8002 . we welcome your comments and your questions is morning. before we get to the calls, let us take some headlines from the papers. "the wall street journal," "the u.s. vows to raise tariffs on three countries. mexico, canada and china. the china move slated to take effect tuesday along with the canada and mexico actions doubles up on the previous 10% additional tariffs that trump placed on chinese products this month." and then there is this in the business and finance section of "the wall street journal." "tariff threats hit s&p and nasdaq. fresh tariff threats and tech selloff dragged the stock slower with the s&p 500 surrendering the last of the gains for the year." are the two

but mark rutte said he had spoken to volodymyr zelensky and told him he had to find a way to restore his relationship with president trump and the us administration. keir starmer in london. mr zelensky was greeted warmly at downing street by mr starmer who reiterated britain's support for ukraine and mr zelensky personally. the uk and ukraine also signed a loan agreement worth £2.26 billion to support ukraine's defence capabilities. this was the moment the ukrainian president was greeted outside number ten. he walks up to wards the door and sir keir starmer walks he walks up to wards the door and sir keir st towards lks he walks up to wards the door and sir keir st towards him and of number ten towards him and they warmly embrace. a gesture of ukraine to the supporters of ukraine out on the streets in whitehall there at the end of downing street, you could hear them cheering loudly. shouted by many questions shouted by reporters, those questions together and the two walked in together and the two men shake hands on the doorstep walked in together and the two men shake hold on the doo

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but mark rutte said he had spoken to volodymyr zelensky and told him he had to find a way to restore relationship with president trump and the us administration. let's return to our top story — ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has been meeting the british prime minister sir keir starmer in downing street. this was the moment the ukrainian president was greeted outside number 10. his visit to the uk follows an explosive row in the white house on friday with us president, donald trump, and vice presidentjd vance. by contrast, clearly a warm welcome for mr zelensky from keir starmer. on sunday, vlodymyr zelensky will meet king charles, and attend a summit in london with european leaders. at that meeting in downing street, volodymyr zelensky told sir keir starmer "we count on your support" and said he was thankful to the uk. let's take a listen thank you. well, let me just say that you're very, very welcome here in downing street. um, and as you heard from the cheers of from the cheers on the street outside, um, you have full backing across the united kingdom. and we stand with you

mark: everything. standing out the most is em currencies, going back to your last segment, low volatility. the fx market version is the carry trade. em currencies have come back. g10 currencies, particularly the euro, all of these look overbought. one thing that is interesting, we get fixated on a new story, theme, geopolitical tensions or tariffs. we forgot about market fundamentals. if we go back to the valuation drivers, what is happening behind the scenes, the market is extremely short the dollar now. we have given up on the premium coming through the dollar, relative fundamentals right now are so much better for the u.s.. lisa: does this mean that you are leaning into the dollar, could reclaim all of the valley it has lost since the inauguration? mark: there is the short-term tactical set up which we are very bullish on the dollar on that and then there is a longer-term forecasting period, where we are actually bearish. we are in different environments and the markets respond to different drivers

mark. thank you.powerhouse, hobbs, will be in action tomorrow night for eight e-w collision. we'll hear from the wrestler. next in sports. >> then on the 11:00 news, the oakland roots unveiling a new jersey. the excitement leading up to with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. making that appointment can help you get ahead of stroke risk. this is no time to wait. friday night. the san francisco giants, looking to finish the month with a win in spring training play. giants hosting the brewers inside scottsdale stadium. bottom of the first matt chapman drives it deep high to left center and it's gone. first home run of the spring for chapm

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and there is now a question mark, too, over zelenskyy himself. it's a personal acrimony, clearly here to some degree. and i think the sounds coming from trump circle about maybe him needing to step aside is something he's going to have to address very fast, or it's going to have to fade into the background or continue to linger as this relationship urgently needs fixing. >> all right, nick, thank you so much. betsy, to you, republicans, like we heard, rubio are very quick to fall in line behind trump and defend him. what else is being said? >> that's exactly right. we are hearing from trump's key allies really praise for the president, who campaigned on ending russia's war in ukraine and really would like to make a peace deal. he says he views himself as a peacemaker. of course, he started those talks with russian president vladimir putin last week, and then after that, he welcomed president zelenskyy into the oval office. ostensibly a longtime u.s. ally, for talks on ending that war, as well as an agreement to sign a deal on critical minerals. b

as an historian is the 100 days mark a fair benchmark. you know, i'm not sure that it is the most politically useful benchmark. i understand historically it exists. and it's one of those traps. it's so tamped doing for journalists and for administration to use as the benchmark for activity. but, you know, sometimes programs take a while to really think through and develop. it takes a while for an administration to find its footing. and, you know, unfortunately these days, with the speed of the news cycle, the speed at which the period, if it even exists, exhausts itself. there is something i think even more real than in 1933 about this very finite of time that presidents have to get things done. and so now not just about like i want to show how much i can do in the first 100 days, but it's i have about 100 days to do anything. and that i'm going to get bogged down with the midterms and with the opposition and it's going to be so hard to continue to do things. so i think it's a little different. and i think that if we move away from that 1

mark didn't get impeached. he finished his term, and he actually won another race, uh, for the united states congress. by being honest to himself, being honest to his conservative political values, and being honest with the public, the real mark sanford was able to shake the perfection of the past and start building a new story, even if it took him a long walk along the appalachian trail to get there. [birds chirping] ♪ tapper: being from philadelphia, i have an inherent distrust of anything that comes from new jersey. although i do acknowledge that the garden state punches way above its weight when it comes to political scandals. [indistinct conversations] in 2004, the democratic governor of new jersey, jim mcgreevey, stepped into a press room just like this and became an overnight sensation when he admitted to a gay affair and resigned in the same speech. a governor coming out of the closet was genuinely shocking, a career-killer at that time. looking back, though, i can't help but feel that we were also quic

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hey, my friend, good to see you, mark.ok ahead to donald trump's address before congress on tuesday, we are sure to see typical trump touting what he views as his accomplishments. but there's a new cnn poll that shows his job approval remains negative heading into the address address, rather at 47%. could it be a case of some promises, like lower prices of gas and eggs being made but not kept? >> well, i mean, i think, you know, he'll probably. >> say a lot. >> of that. >> i mean, i wouldn't. >> be surprised if senator murphy. >> is not alone. >> i mean, i. >> assume there'll be a. >> number of. >> democratic no shows there. >> and i. >> assume this will. >> be mandatory attendance. >> for every. >> republican who's. >> elected. >> you know. >> on. >> capitol hill. >> so, i mean, i do think. >> it's going. >> to be very much a home game for trump. >> you know, given the makeup. >> of what the gallery is going. to look like. >> so i think it will. probably i mean, it will resound probably. >> more to a pep. >> rally kind of

and joining me now is democratic senator mark kelly of arizona. member of the armed services and intelligence committees. and he was part of the group of bipartisan senators who met with president zelenskyy on friday. senator kelly, thank you so much for joining me. i think we're all reflecting on friday and that meeting. it was like nothing i've ever seen in my time working for two presidents, watching republican republicans in that oval office. but i wanted to start by just asking you about that meeting with zelensky. you attended, attended by a bipartisan group. what was that like, and what was the response in the private room to him? >> well, jen, i think. >> we all have a little bit of ptsd even though we weren't in the oval office meeting. right. i think all of us, you know, a lot of people across the country, collectively, i the contrast between the two meetings was quite remarkable with zelensky that morning. i think there were about ten, maybe a dozen of us democrats and republicans. it was very constructive. i would i would say one of th

but now i'm today actually marks the first day of meteorological spring. i'm seeing a little bit of that cloudy skies out there tonight from the east bay hills. temperatures out the door in the 50's low 50's over in santa rosa and half moon bay. we have a bit of a breeze as well here, anywhere from 10 to even 20 miles per hour. brees there over in oakland. so definitely cooler out there. you see the clouds on our satellite. now, we did see some light rain passed through earlier today and that activity does look like it is heading east now. so here's the future cast model. as you can see, some spotty clouds here and some pockets of light rain. but over by the sacramento area, you can see some moderate rainfall overnight and this is tomorrow morning. 05:00am so that early morning walk or jog? well, you may want to bring the umbrella you can see we're pretty unsettled and we will main unsettled throughout the morning. a breaks from the clouds, the depending where you are and around lunchtime, you could see maybe some sunshine before another round of some unse

world—record signing naomi girma also made her before the hour mark. five points off the top, after theyicester city 2—nil. find a way to win, and we've done that. i think that's our seventh in a row. i think it's our tenth clean sheet out of 15 games, to go, than we did last season. ten—man real sociedad. and kept up the pressure in the second half, wrapping barcelona's sixth straight league win moves them to cricket now, and india have beaten new zealand by 44 runs performance from india's spinners, with varun adam cottier reports. out to be a convincing win over new zealand. one—handed screamer! spearheaded india's recovery. at the dubai international stadium. by va run chakravarthy. the first of five wickets he was to take raising the noise levels of a partisan crowd. was with india. india finished top of group a, and their quartet of spinners in the semi—finals. new zealand had already qualified and will now face in next sunday's final. create that doubt. wickets to the other bowlers, also, the way they bowled on the other side helped me pick wickets in this side. in portrush this s