. >> christina mcgee, tulio brand, michael mcgee. >> ms. mcgee. >> my name is christina mcgee. i'm a merry christmas of taraval for everyone, which is an organization formed to oppose time restrictions on parking on taraval between 33rd and 36th avenue between 33rd and 47th avenues. i want to be clear. placing time restrictions on parking taraval is not a safety issue. that has been addressed removing parking spaces for the boarding islands. this is relating to the remaining parking spaces. these restrictions represent a land grab for businesses for parking at the expense of others in the community. what i've seen that is missing is part of this proposal is treatment of residents with dignity and respect, to be seen and listened to by the sfmta as businesses are. we haven't seen accurate communication regarding this plan and we haven't seen equal consideration of residents compared to businesses. the project team has only said most businesses support

. - - as scrub mcgee and hope hicks as hope hicks. don't miss this season premiere, i seei see in my drea. >> i give that three thumbs up. the good news wasn't enough for some.

>> the notes were written by sue mcgee to her boyfriend who passed away in the 9/11 attack, billy was 30 years ago when he passed away, he was there for a one day conference at windows on the world, on what his have been his 34 and 35th birthday, sue wrote these letters, and tossed them into the sea. >> i thought may might go across the ocean, i never dreamed they would land 5 miles away that is funny. we joked about that. i think bill is laughing about it. >> billy was a frad yeah graduaf university of the strai cran std loved by everyone. >> he was a people person, a good friend, a loyal friend. >> for sue, writing these letters of a form of grieving, now 15 years later, they are in a better place.

everybody went scurrying and i got a great job offer from wgbh from your mcgee -- from peter mcgee who needs to be mentioned as much as possible. -- peter and judy were the original executive producers, they wanted to do a history series but the binding agent in the series was good storytelling. it had to have a beginning, middle and an end. constructede documentaries in acts. it was something that most documentarians had not been doing. on commercial television, you had a lot of documentaries like nbc white paper and abc and they were surveys. mostly surveys from the top down. they were not actual stories. a i think that was an element that was in for size that gbh. -- emphasized at gbh. as we were talking before, you want to hear from as many people as possible who says close to the subject as possible, then construct it very carefully to have a story arc. what happened next? what happened after that? pat: let's point out that public television is the real innovator of this character driven story model that is now standard expectation for documentary. margaret: i think so. i do not w

as well as well as bringing over a few more democrats if you want to keep the government funded mr mcgee as you seem to be most of the time getting all your hopes against a. president trump yesterday he had to meet on his own with chuck schumer give him money to question whether this is a legitimate move because ultimately it's not just one person is about an establishment it's about the republican establishment both a both chambers is this someone who is undermining even the chances for the republican establishment to thrive in the near future. no he's just doing the mechanics of the art of the deal the negotiation tactics sometimes when you're negotiating with a key principle it's sometimes good to get in a room alone and kind of hash out the real issues and find out what the options are and really get to know your opponent very very well because alternately when you're in negotiation with someone as president trump is with chuck schumer they're going to come out in agreement and sometimes they're going to find some common ground but you're going to find some sticking points in there a

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from lubbock in texas oliver mcgee who has publicly support of president trump and previously worked as assistant transportation secretary and president clinton from london in the chairman of the obama research network at city university of london and from lancaster which are johnson who lasser's in u.s. politics and international relations at lancaster university welcome to you all let me start by asking mr magoo this how did we get to this point a government shutdown. well as secretary of defense madison today. keep steady as you go stay on course and stay alert this is really all about trying to protect the guns that are money. the defense department going to stay pretty much so on track on national security and also to protect the law and order what we might call john locke's life liberty or property in the department of justice most of those the lawyers are going to be on permanent appropriations appropriate compensation and not appropriations but we got here because. chuck schumer wanted to really push this negotiation towards dacca they're really looking to establish a base fo

found meur mcgee, who at the beach in huntington beach and brought me to boston, the people i think for front man, they made it happen. "frontline they made it happen. they developed a brand. you did put your stamp on a kind of documentary that became a style of documentaries. david: i think there were a lot of styles of different films. there were observational films, investigative films. thee were films like wonderful six hours. there were extraordinary different films that came about. i always thought that we needed to make the series that young and older producers, reporters and filmmakers will look at and say, i can learn from that. people have come to me and said how do you make these films, just watch a lot of them and try to deconstruct them and look for the different ones that shoot either ito you ultimately, these are works of authorship. if you encourage authors, and encourage them by even them another film, then you begin to build a body of work of the time. --ontline" initially had judy was anchoring the series for the first season, but there was a certain point where we fe

she's interviewed by heather mcgee, president of dimos and dimos action. >> what do you say to them and what do you say to them to say to their sisters who may not have marched but share their culture? >> i say to them they may not feel like this, but we are fighting for them too. we believe their potential to do the right thing. i know they continue oftentimes to disappoint. they disappoint the 49 other percent or the 47% who don't vote for the republicans. what i ask people to do, i do this myself, i'm not loyal to any political party. i've been a big critic of the democratic party for a long time. i say to people, don't assume what this movement is about. the reason why i say that is in the last year, we have got into a big controversy about pro-abortion, pro-life, can pro-life women be part of this movement? what i said to people is, we never said we were a pro-abortion movement that wasn't the language we used. we were intentional about the language. we are pro-choice. we believe a woman should have the agency to choose whatever it is she feels is right for her and her family and h

. >> action news, delaware valley's leading news program, with melissa mcgee, jeff skversky. >> we are less than an hour away from the start of 2018. the party is now well under way from times square to penn's landing to london, paris and across the world, millions are spending this bone-chilling night bringing in the new year. sunday night and the big story is new year's eve 2017. we have our eye on the sky as the big fireworks show gets ready to go in always while at penn's landing as hundreds brave the cold on this frigid night. action news has live team coverage. adam joseph with the latest forecast for the rest of the night and new year's day. but we begin with action news reporter christie lleto live on the river front. happy new year. >> reporter: happy new year, sarah. the fireworks go off in less than an hour. this will be the last of two showings here. people are starting to come down here, braving the cold, eagerly waiting along the river's edge with their eyes set on two barges that when finished will have set off 8,000 pounds of explosives. philadelphia is closing out 2017

late third green and mcgee and the dubs drop the hammer. 121-105. they have beat the clippers 12 straight times. about curry today --. >> i don't know. [ indiscernible ] it is easy to find that juice when you -- [ indiscernible ] >> he is not from this earth? >> no. i ain't seen nothing like it. [ laughter ] thafshlths is -- that is kyle smith at usf. a bucket and one. he scored 20 off the bench. they win it 80-67. the record now is 10-7. >>> figure skating in san jose tonight. [ indiscernible ] the winter event is next month. the 18-year-old when did not disappoint in the long program here last night. she earned the third p final spot over ashley wagner. >> she has got a complete package going. not only does she have power and speed and the technical side that will keep up with anyone in the world, she also has an incredible presence on the ice. >> that is exciting. >>> titans win. chiefs out. that is the end of the afc west. >> all right. got to go. we will be right back. installation is wowing visitors in washington, d-c. they braved the bitter c

. >> back in the day, lisa mcgee and aaron brown who anchored. think it would last a year and here we are. >> and you have seen some greats. lisa mckree, aaron brown. anderson cooper, david muir. and us. sorry. so we've knocked it down a little bit. we want to do some quick, 1992 facts. interesting to note, celebrities who are turning 26 along with us, selena gomez, neymar, the greatest soccer star around, odell beckham jr. >> cardi b. >> she only make money moves i'm told. happy 26, almost. >> well, we made it through one full week of the new year, and it's the start of our 26th year on the air. let's sing. ♪ politics and foreign wars ♪ all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's world news polka ♪ weather man says it looks like rain ♪ ♪ guess what happened with hussain ♪ ♪ that's world news ♪ i scrimped and saved for music lessons so i could learn ♪ ♪ i suffered for my art, you know what? now it's your turn ♪ ♪ every anchor guy and gal do the world news polka ♪ ♪ come on, get up ♪ ♪ that's world news ♪ that's world news polka ♪ ♪ >> just you. ♪ t

ready to go mcgee. you could call him day or night and he was ready to go. >> good evening, mr. shipley. what do you enjoy doing now? when you wake up in the morning, you're 94 years old, which i think is wonderful. but just living with your wife in tipton and when you wake up in the morning, what is it that you really look forward to? >> well, when i wake up in the morning, first thing i do is thank the lord. [ applause ] for giving me another day. and the wife and i, like i say, we've been married 68 years. we still get along good. and i cut my own grass at home and everything. god's been good to me. yes. >> i've kept him pretty busy, too, lately. we've been running all over missouri, haven't we? >> yes, we have. you keep me busy, too. >> mr. shipley, i'm from kansas city. we appreciate you coming and sharing an important part of our heritage, our legacy. i just have one question. what was the best part, is the best part about having been a tuskegee airmen? >> the best part is to prove to everybody that we can work together. [ applause ] when i say "we" i'm including black, wh

to mcgee, elbow to the head, and he had a concussion. l.a. keeps it close. monster dunk by willie reed. they had no answer for steph. he drives. a little up and under. dubs up nine at the half. no defenders for curry. he stops and hits the three. eight threes in the game. are 45 points and only played three kbaequarters. another one from way out. he finishes it with the alley-oop from draymond green. the warriors beat the clippers for a 12th straight time. >> i always feel like i'm hot. when i step foot on the floor, if you don't have that confidence, that's not what i am. every shot i'm taking, you feel like it's going in. >> it's easy to find that kind of juice when you have the secret antidote. >> chris wilks had 16 points, and they did a good job. jalen, hands, the steal. and finish. justise, and they had 17 threes. draining it from the corner. plus one. ucla goes on to win one big. >>> falcons and rams today. second wild card matchup, and those highlights for you at 9:00 and 11:00. dion and eric will be there. >> will you be there? >> what i hear. >>> c

to mcgee, elbow to the head, and he had a concussion. l.a. keeps it close.ster dunk by willie reed. they had no answer for steph. he drives. a little up and under. dubs up nine at the half. no defenders for curry. he stops and hits the three. eight threes in the game. are 45 points and only played three kbaequarters. another one from way out. he finishes it with the alley-oop from draymond green. the warriors beat the clippers for a 12th straight time. >> i always feel like i'm hot. when i step foot on the floor, if you don't have that confidence, that's not what i am. every shot i'm taking, you feel like it's going in. >> it's easy to find that kind of juice when you have the secret antidote. >> chris wilks had 16 points, and they did a good job. jalen, hands, the steal. and finish. justise, and they had 17 threes. draining it from the corner. plus one. ucla goes on to win one big. >>> falcons and rams today. second wild card matchup, and those highlights for you at 9:00 and 11:00. dion and eric will be there. >> will you be there? >> what i hear. >>> celeb

another one from way out and then mcgee finishes it off with the alley hoop from draymond green. they beat the clippers for the 12 stooim time 121-105 your final. more from the nba tonight at 11:00 and i for one am cruise how gruden's hire will play out. he's been away from the game nine years but he loves a challenge. back to you. >>> we shall see. thanks. >> i think he won his own personal lottery, jon gruden did. >> i would say so. >> celebrating perfection, not kind you're used to. >> one football team's a ronnic parade >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, a mother in southern california wants to share her story with other parents after her young son died from the flu. plus. >> you better hurry up. >> grab him. >> a desperate struggle to save a dog stuck in an icy pond. one neighbor's quick thinking results in a happy ending that we'll show you at 11:00 orchts we've got hand it to the cleveland browns fans because they came up with a perfect ending to an imperfect season. >> they held a parade to celebrate the infertility for the team. they're the fourth to go 0-16 for the sea

only mcgee and thompson looked remotely interested in playing. the jazz took over the game. they led by 13 at halftime. to beat the warriors in every quarter. probably the game of rubio's life. 23 points. you will see one of his 11 assists. up 13 in the half. that was an ugly loss. steve kerr was disgusted. it is not a coincidence that the sharks have not one since thorton went down with a knee injury. they were playing the stanley cup defending champs of its bird. brent byrne, upper shelf. one of the most unbelievable shots in hockey. it is beautiful to watch. 1-1. they took over the game. the second goal he scored 12 and 10 games. he wound up with a hat trick. the final 5-2. sharks on the short end. alex smith, former 49er quarterback is no longer a kansas city chiefs. he goes to the redskins. he is a player to be named later. -- also a player to be named later. six other teams are interested in and. cousins will most likely be a free agent with the redskins. in the meantime, we have time to check this out. it is marquise goodwin. he is showing moves in the off-season. he

she is interviewed by heather mcgee president of demos and demos action.and we wrap up our prime time programming at 11:00 p.m. with author that'll happen tonight on the c-span to book tv. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors in books every weekend. television for serious readers. here is a look at some of the current best selling books according to indy bound a group of independent bookstores topping the list fire and fury the exposÉ of the trump white house. followed by walter isaacson's. and then mary beard looks at how history has treated powerful women and women in power. with a collection of essays. the last black unicorn. next on the list is followed by investor and entrepreneur economic device. and wrapping up a look at some of the books from indy bound nonfiction best-selling list. most of these authors have appeared on the book tv you can watch them on a website. this weekend the city to her takes you to newport rhode island. the rich literary life. the nations oldest working library. on the book american mojo. and the shrinking middle class.

she is interviewed by heather mcgee. also on this weekend, arthur michael wolf reports on the inner workings of the trump administration. publisher and editor roger kimball examines pro-plaps and cons of populism. former democratic national committee chair donna brazile offers her thoughts on the state of democratic party in the wake of russian hacking of the dnc. white house reporter april ryan leads another discussion on race in america. princeton university history professor stephen hopkins continues his multivolume biography of joseph stalin. ..

. - - as scrub mcgee and hope hicks as hope hicks. don't miss this season premiere, i seei see in my drea. >> i give that three thumbs up. the good news wasn't enough for some. >> the president has heart disease. those numbers qualify him for having heart disease. it clearly needs a plan to prevent some sort of heart problem down the road. >> so wait, there's a lead. cnn finally admits, wetrump has a heart. of course all of this good news only unnerved beavis and butthead. >> he didn't sound like a doctor. >> i'm sure he's a great guy, great physician. he sounded so - - he works in the white house. were just about everybody who makes public statements, lies. >> they are like that couple they get stuck next to at a wedding reception table. that make you want to know your own face-off. we are calling the same doctor who worked for president obama a hack, you lost the plot. which is why the fake news award was perfect timing as the press gave trumps physical a physical, he gave one right back. turns out he's a way better shapethan they a

and she's interviewed by heather mcgee and dmos action. >> what do you say to them to say to their sisters, that don't march but to otherwise share their culture and beliefs. >> i say they may not feel like this but we're fighting for them too. and we believe in their potential to do the right thing and i know they continue to often times to disappoint, and including to disappoint their white sisters, the 59% that don't vote for republicans. i'm not actually loyal to any political party and i have been known as a big critic of the democratic party for a long time. and i say to people vote your values and your principles and don't assume what this movement is about. and the reason i say that is last year we got into a controversy about pro abortion, pro life and do pro life women need to come and join this movement? we are pro choice, we are a movement that believes that a woman should have the agency to choose whatever it is that she feels is right for her and her family and her body. >>> ahe dr. david shulkin on veterans' health care and homelessness. >>> then later, women foreign ambassa

. >> reporter: winston mcgee is not sick with the flu but he came from the emergency room at good samaritan hospital with people he says are. >> i overheard, they did not get the flu shot. >> reporter: patients, staff, and volunteers are required to wear masks to avoid catching and spreading the virus. after a spike in cases beginning around the holidays, the hospital also began a temporary restriction of visitors under the age of 16.>> kids are more at risk of getting respiratory illness and they do not always cover their coughs or sneezes. so it's important to protect other patients, staff, and children.>> reporter: doctors are calling this a particularly bad season. >> it was more severe this year than last year. >> reporter: this year's strain called a h3 is more likely to make people sick. >> it tends to produce severe illness and hospitalization and whenever there is the age 3 year it seems like more people -- h3 year it seems like more people are likely to get the flu. >> reporter: the vaccine was only 10% effective in australia but it could do better here. >> that's australia, in th

mcgee will finish it off with this ollie oop from draymond green. 121-105 the final. >> honestly i alwayshen you be stepping on the floor if you don't have confidence that's not who i am. every shot you take, you feel like it's going in. >> it's easy to find that kind of juice when you have got the secret anti-dote, you know. >> college hoops. bears and wruns. first half, chris wilkes who had 16 points, welsh is there for the putback. et 19. bears turnovers troubles all year. tonight they had ten. a steal and a finish. justice suing led the bears with 22 points. they were really never in it. bruins had 17 threes. here's one from the corn. plus one. ucla wins 107-84 the final. >>> nfl playoffs, wild card round between the falcons and the rams in l.a. freedom punches in with the heaven his lineman. they deserve to sfik the football. 13-0, atlanta. jared goff playing in his first playoff game. threw one touchdown. held to 13 points in the game. matt reiner manages to throw the perfect lob to jones. falcons win 26-13. they will face the eagles next week in the divisional round. in the afc, ch

. >> back in the mcgee and aaron brown who anchored.and here we are. >> and you have seen some greats. li aaron.on chang. david and u knocked it down a we want to do some quick, 1992 facts. interesting to note, celebrities who are turning 26 along with us selena gomez, neymar the greatest socce odell beckham >> >> she money mov i'm told. happy 26 almost. >> well we made it through one full week of the new year and it's the start of our 26th year on the air. let's sing. ♪ politics and foreign wars ♪♪ all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's world news polka ♪er man says looks like happened with hussain ♪ ♪ that's world polka ♪ scrimped and for music i learn ♪ ♪ i suffered for my art, you know what? now it's your♪ ♪ every anchor guy and gal do the world news polka ♪ ♪ come on, get♪ ♪ ♪ tha ♪ that's world news polka ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> just you. ♪ that's the world news polka ♪od. ♪ onsince '92 disne honoring us with a theme park ride ♪ ♪ they make us work the shift ♪ ♪ that's why we go for broke ♪ ♪ why not in to ♪ we're here with the world news

javail mcgee finishing from drevon green.lippers for the 12th straight time, 121-105 the final. >> i always feel like i'm hot. if you are stepping on the floor, if you don't have that confidence, then that's not who i am. when i'm out there playing, every shot you take you feel like it's going in. >> it's easy to find that kind of juice when you have the secret anecdote, you know? >>> college hoops, bears and bruins, chris wilkes misses the three, but thomas welsh is there with the put-back. he had 19. he did a good job last night but they still had ten. look at this steal and finish. justin sooey led with 21 points, but the bruins had 17 threes. alex oleshinski drains it from the corner. >>> and the wild card saturday between the falcons and rams in l.a., second quarter, devonte freeman punches his way into the end zone with the help of his linemen. they deserve to spike the football. 13-0, atlanta. and jared goff playing in the first playoff game throwing one touchdown. the top offense in the league head to 13 points in the

late third here is green to mcgee. dubs did drop the hammer. 121-105. they beat the clippers 12 straight times. >> i think he about it from this earth. it's easy to find that kind of juice when you -- got the secret antidote. >> he is not from this earth? >> no. i ain't seen nothing like it. [ laughter ] >>> on to college ball. ucla was having its way at berkeley. jaylen had a good hand here. the steal and the slam. they led 30-14 first half. bruins did hit from the outside too. here is thomas welsh and a corner pocket 3. ucla hit 17 3-pointers. 107-84. . >>> we have got kyle smith at usf calling plays at pepper dine. he must have liked this play. going glass. he scored 20 off the bench. his record is now 10-7. >>> got college basketball buzzer beaters. florida is steal under 5 seconds left. a lay in that beat missouri 77-75 and lsu's waters hit a 3 to win a game. beat texas a&m 69- -- 71-69. the aggies were ranked 11th in the country >>> got figure skate ing for you in san jose tonight. the men were on ice. 18-year-old chen did not disappoint. earned t

our staff, since you know these people, i'm going to mention them, tom nolan, dana levit and mcgee did a fantastic job of putting together the training and they took their time and did it as volunteers. they went out and trained the majority of our staff. we still have some staff left to train, but they did a fantastic job. so that was good. and then our aging and disability friendly san francisco work has -- our task force just concluded its work. as i think you know, we had a 12-month process with the task force and looked at what we call domains that affect older adults and adults with disabilities in san francisco. so thinking about, an example being transportation, another technology. how are we doing with respect to older adults and adults with disabilities? are we -- do we have great programs? what do those look like? what are our strengths? and where can we do better? so this group was very enterprising and energetic and came up with 200 recommendations for us to follow and we took that, the 200 and brought them down to 27, which we thought was a little more manageable for this

mcgee finishes it off with an alley-oop from draymond green, and the warriors beat the clippers for the 12th straight time, 95-105 the final. >> if you don't have that confidence, that's not who i am. when i'm out there playing, every shot you take, you feel like it's going in. >> it's easy to find that kind of juice when you got ititititit know. >> criswehris welch had six poi. bears turned over problems all year. they did a good job last night, but they still had 10. justice suing led the bears with 22 points but they were really never in this contest. the brewers had 17 threes. ucla goes on to win 107-84. >>> falcons and rams in l.a. second quarter freeman punches his way in the end zone, so they deserved to spike the football. playing in his first playoff game through one touchdown, 40 yards to cooper kupp. meanwhile, matt ryan slips on the field, still manages to throw a perfect pass to julio jones and the falcons win it 26-13. they'll face the eagles next week in the divisional round. in the afc, chiefs hosting the titans. chiefs down 23 at the half third quarter. first career pas

me and my younger brother, ronald mcgee, we was doing that, and we helped her.he was like, thank you so much, i don't know what i'd do without you. and i drove her to her house. and i want to thank the sumpter community for coming together in these times of need. that is telling you what the city of sumpter is all about. like i like to say, smile in place in beautiful places. we come together as a community in time of need. that's why i'm glad to be a sumpter native. >> jimmy: i know we're early in the year but he might be my favorite person of 2018. two big stories, the weather and the president. they managed to come together to earn chris larsen and the team at cbs in charlotte, north carolina, this week's award for "excellence in reporting." >> look at that north-northwesterly wind, at 10, it feels like temperature with windchill is 26 degrees here in the charlotte area. 11 right now in boone. oh my goodness. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's always watching us. president trump is having maybe the worst week of his presidency so far and that

his channel currently hosts a series called parking lot chronicles with teammate mcgee and k.d. dabbled in tech investments since coming to the bay area. this is another thing that has proven to be successful. i've seen some of the videos. they're pretty entertaining. >>> okay. a big time battle came down to the final shot at oracle arena. >> what you're watching here is raiders punter marquette king challenging harlem globetrotters trick shot shooter to a game of horse. ♪ >> yeah! >> that was the toughest game of horse i've ever played in my life. >> zeus won but still gave king a customized jersey for his effort. the globetrotters have four more games in the bay area. one on friday night and sunday afternoon and two at oracle arena on saturday. >> that looked fun, didn't it? >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. probably not a good day for basketball outside, right? >> no, not a good day at all. go inside, enjoy the warmer, drier conditions absolutely. here's a look what's going on in san sdwroes. you'll be the last to receive the rain.

. >> shooting guard nick young and mcgee will be helping out united airlines. they'll be issuing -- they will help board flights and push back planes for departure. fans can see larry o'brien championship trophy also. >> you got to be in the united club. >> exactly. >>> are you looking for a career change perhaps? if you love cats, you might need to brush up on your resume for this one. >> a veterinary clinic in ireland is looking for a professional cat cuddler. it posted the job on the web sy. they need to have gentle hands and be willing to pet cats for a long period of time. the cat cuddler should speak softly and understand different types of purring. >> there are different types? >> the clinic is dublin's only vet clinic for cats. they won't discriminate against a dog lover for applying. >> mike nicco, a resident cat expert. what are the different types of purring. >> there's the purring when playing and laying there. there's the purr when they're on the prowl. >> i didn't know this. >> dog person. >> as long as they like to watch sports, i'll pet them for

together we rise, behind the scenes of the protest heard around the world, interviewed by heather mcgee>> what do you say you what do you say to say to their sisters who may not have marched but otherwise share their culture? >> it may not feel like this but we are fighting for them too and we believe in their potential to do the right thing and they continue to disappoint, and disappoint the ones that 49 other percentage, 47% who don't vote for republicans but what i ask people to do, i am not loyal to any political party and i have been known as a critic of the democratic party for a long time. for your values and principles. in the last year we got into a controversy about pro-abortion, pro-life, to be part of this movement. what i said to people is we never said we are a pro-abortion movement, that is not the language we use, we are intentional about the way which, we are pro-choice, we believe a one should choose whatever she feels is right for her and her family. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> another of my favorite stories about winston's he was so

. >> in 2016, independent presidential candidate evan mcmullen, heather mcgee and host and managing editor of news one now, roland martin with me. evan, let me start with you. let me get your sense to how inert to this we are. continuing resolution to continuing resolution. how perilous is it that a shutdown becomes a regular thing? it seems we are becoming more and more used to it. >> for the military and other parts of the government, it makes it hard for them to plan. because you have constant disruptions, financial disruptions that prevent them from deciding, okay, we're going to allocate resources here. we're going to do this. it can prevent certain operations from taking place, training operations that can degrade the qlity of our preparedness for conflict. at a time like this in the world, it is very important. he we seem to have gotten into a long-term habit of doing cr after cr and now every few years a shutdown. >> i saw you nodding when senator blumenthal is the can't get to yes, not his party but president trump and his party as well. what do you make of how we got to this poin

>> so what i will we're waiting for kasie hunt, let's me bring in heather mcgee, elyse jordan.lyse, what do you make of what chuck schumer just had to say? >> well, it didn't reveal very much. but i think that republicans are making a big mistake if they think that they will be able to skirt blame if there is not a shutdown and blame it on the democrats. just from all the focus groups that i've done over the past year and a half, what you hear repeatedly is even strong republicans, they will not blame trump. trump supporters will not blame trump, they will blame the republican congress about a they are less popular right now than donald trump. so this is a mistake for congressional leadership to think that they will skirt responsibility on this. >> kasie hunt is with us now. and we heard what chuck schumer had to say, but i guess the one question he didn't answer that as i said is the key question, did any of this progress that was made on some of these issues mean that there might not be a shutdown? and we just don't know the answer to that. >> reporter: that's right. we don't

linda sarsor reflects on the 2017 march and what's ahead for the moment, she's interviewed by heather mcgee. >> what do you say to them? and what do you say to them to say to their sister, to share their culture and beliefs? >> i say it may not feel like this, but we're fighting for them too. we believe in their potential to do the right thing. and i know they continue oftentimes to disappoint and including to disappoint their white sisters, the 49% that don't vote for republicans. but what i ask people to do, and i do this myself, i'm not actually loyal to any political party. i say to people vote your values and your principles. the reason why i say that, last year we got into a big catastrop controversy about pro life, can pro life women come and be part of this movement. we never said that we were pro abortion movement. we are pro choice, we are a movement that believes that a woman should have the agency to choose whatever she feels is right for her and her family and her body. >> that's at 9:00 p.m. on c-span2. >> the white house empowering -- in this panel the associate attorney gene

she's interviewed by heather mcgee. >> what do you say to them? >> i say -- >> and what do you say to them to say to their sisters who may not have marched but are, you know, otherwise share their culture and their beliefs? >> i say to them that it may not feel like this, but we are fighting for them too, and we believe in their potential to do the right thing, and i know that they continue, oftentimes, to disappoint -- including disappoint their white sisters, the 49 other percent or the 47% who don't vote for republicans but what i ask people to do, i'm not actually loyal to any political party and i have been known as a big critic of the democratic party for a long time. and i say to people, vote your values and your principles and also don't assume what this movement is about. and the reason why i say that is in the last year, we had got into a big controversy about pro-abortion, pro-life, can pro-life women come and be a part of this movement and what i said to people is that, we never said we were a pro-abortion movement. that wasn't the lan

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also with us, heather mcgee.people and what are they saying? >> i just think it's telling that the piece went up last night at 7:00 and i think it was number one by 9:00 or 10:00 last night. i don't think the reason for that is i wrote such a brilliant piece, frankly. i think the reason for that is people are thirsty for anything that cuts against the orthodoxy that we're seeing around this subject. the number of e-mails that i've gotten from people -- and i'm not talking about everyday people without platforms. very prominent people that have a public platform that are saying to me, i think what you wrote is brilliant. i think what you wrote is common sense, but i'm too scared to share it on social media because i'm scared i'm going to be torn apart and be accused of being a victim shamer or an apologist. >> i'm going to go be honest, i thought twice it was a really great piece and i was too scared to share it, which i think is going to become a hashtag. barry wright, what i learned from the expose of aziz publi