senator scott brown.ere in the hearing, you said this is counter america, it was being used as a global platform to push anti-american radical and obscene ideas. they funded activities for ukrainian models for junkets to new york city, london fashion week, paris fashion week, women's attire company, fashion design house and i can keep going. on top of di, woke his him, transgenderism, radical green new dealism, it's crazy they are defending this. >> it's done america's extreme harm overseas. you talk about american values in places like asia and africa and latin america, people run for the hills because they associate american values with this kind of woke ideology with transgender surgeries, with climate alarmism, with abortion. it done tremendous harm and the national security implications from them are very severe especially when we are trying to compete against communist china who doesn't do this sort of thing. >> sean: scott brown i want to go to you. now we are hearing from elon musk is getting deat

senator and ambassador, scott brown. kim, you write for "the wall street journal".ll street journal" has been out there talking about from sepp hamonic agenda,'s tariffs, all of it. let's focus today on what the president is doing with the u.s. postal service because so much of what doge is finding out are things that we suspect to be true but didn't really have the receipts. the failures of the u.s. postal service are right in front of us. what do you think could happen to it and what would we do with the savings from the billions of dollars that has been lost to the u.s. postal service if the president privatize that? >> there are two questions here, kelly m. one is if he can take it over and the report say he wants to pull it into the commerce department. i put that question in the same category of his earlier memo this week, going after independent agencies, attempting to make sure that some of these big, sprawling alphabet soup departments are finally getting some supervision from the white house instead of reporting to congress. that is one thing. the second t

and scott brown, you served in the united states senate. i hear even some republican senators are bellyaching a little bit about the speed, the volume and velocity with which president trump is working in this first month. i would say buckle up. those of us who have worked closely with him know that this is very typical. but seriously speaking, why doesn't the senate and the house have more measures in place already that make the dollars that they appropriate to so many of these agencies and crazy programs accountable? don't we want don't we want to see accountability and transparency? what's wrong with that? what would you tell your former colleagues in the senate? >> well, first of all, president trump is. >> doing an amazing. >> job and. >> he should just. >> keep going. >> rip the. >> rip the. >> scab off. >> and get down and expose everything. >> transparency is amazing. and with. >> regard to the. >> post office. >> 2012. >> there was a. >> very serious. >> group of senators and congressmen, of which i was one, to try to fix it and sa

here's reaction, are covert senior davis hanson and former senator and ambassador, scott brown.cceptable is just too much for me. the vice president grave -- gave a great speech and they didn't like it, did they? >> no, they are the international version of the democrats. they are losing their power in the international stage. vance has been talking to them and trump has been talking to them, they are giving him good advice, open up your societies, entertain free speech, make your nato commitments, rearm, closer borders. deregulate, lower taxes and be europe again. when the formed, they had about the same gdp as we do and now it's only about 60%. they are stagnating and it wasn't a critical speech and it was constructed like the way the trump spoke to the europeans. he said i love europe. vance was saying this is the same culture, join us, open up. and we have learned our lesson, we went through this dark age with biden, it doesn't work. open borders do not work, illegal immigration does not work, censorship does not work. the industrializing does not work, green power does not

army green beret scott brown. always great to see you.ut the problem of bringing in unfettered migration like this. i think at one point he pointed out it is one and five now in most european countries comes from somewhere outside the european countries. and obviously it does not just have a problem on your safety, but it has deep cultural changes. i mean radical changes to your culture. not just their but as pointed out here in the united states. >> for sure and i appreciate you having me on. when i'm probably most qualified i guess if i am at all to speak to is the security piece of this. it does affect the culture. of those large numbers that vp vance talked about, within that is a specific design by certain extremist leaders to establish a global caliphate of islam that has no intention of coexisting with anything from the west to. that is a major problem culturally but also a major problem from a national security perspective it. like for example ramming cars into crowds. we saw that in new orleans with the same kind of inspirational

reaction, our hoover institute senior fellow victor davis hanson and former senator and ambassador scott brown. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. victor, the irony of them saying it's unacceptable what he said, it was just it's just too much for me. the vice president gave a great speech and they didn't quite like it, did they? >> no. >> they're the they're the. >> international version of the democrats. they're losing their power. >> in the international stage. >> vance was trying. he's been talking to them. trump has been talking to him. they're giving him good advice. open up your societies. entertain free speech, make make your nato commitments rearm, close your borders. legal only immigration, deregulate lower taxes and be europe again. you know, when the eu was formed, jason, they had about the same gdp as we do now. it's only about 60%. they're ossified, they're stagnating. and it wasn't a critical speech and it was constructive. it was like the way that trump spoke at davos to the europeans. he said, i love europe. vance was saying, we're west. this is the same culture. join

scott. this is doctor emmett brown, and this is my time machine. a time machine. >anne>it is back to the future, the musical. and you can see it at the orpheum theater in san francisco. this morning on the news, we were joined by the actors who play marty mcfly and jennifer parker. >>any other twists or surprises that people can expect when seeing this, this in theaters versus the movie? well, i mean, it's very much like the movie. if you love the movie, you're going to love the musical. but there are a few different twists that you might not recognize from the movie. and that's part of the fun of coming to see the musical. there's new songs, there's new scenes, there's there's new everything, and it's really exciting. >anne>it looks so good. you can catch one of the shows through march 9th. tickets are available right now at broadway sf.com. well, that is it today for the afternoon edition. remember, we are streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast coming up at finn: back-to-back shifts, yeah. but we should have some relief soon, so...

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scott: thank you. 70 years ago in brown v. board of education, the supreme court said it is doubtful that any child can be expected to succeed in life and be denied the opportunity of an education and we will ensure that children will get that opportunity regardless of what this administration wants to do. we know what project 2025 is. they want to close the department of education and cut back funding through title 1. eliminate head start and cut back on school lunches and access to college and we are going to make sure they recognize they have to go through congress and through our committee. and if we can get through republicans to join us on the committee, we can stop everything they want to do. if it gets out of committee, we need three republicans in the united states to block what they want to do in abolishing. we can do this. we just need three. so join us and we can stop the end of opportunity for our next generation and make sure those next opportunities continue. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much for being

scott. >> we welcome former mayor willie brown and i believe oakland mayor libby schaaf is with us as well. as well as former city attorneys luis rennie and dennis herrera. >> we welcome board of super from the board of supervisors, the newly elected president rafael mandolin along with supervisors chan chen dorsey and gado mahmood melgar. sadr, cheryl and walton. kind of sounds like a law firm doesn't from the board of education and city college of san francisco we welcome our school board members. gupta huning delay lam kim and ray city college trustees. >> chisti makati wong and zamora. >> and we give thanks to the many members of our city department heads who are here and commissioner who's in the audience too many to acknowledge by name and if for some chance we missed anyone you can please take it up with the city attorney. i have one last task and then you're done with me. oops. you've got to give it forget. >> i would now like to andrews someone who fights for justice for working people every day. president of the california labor federation lorraine gonzalez. it's all your being h

scott from sfpd. our sheriff. paul miomoto. and mayor brown landlord, there we g. fire chief mr. dean kristin. and our da mrs. brook jenkins. >> while they fix our mike rope phones -- can you wave chi scott. brook jenkins our new fire chief dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me i corrected him. you n your hat. >> [applause] it ask an hono to serving this communi and a privil i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the rema grew uere in and still liv sudden opinion to serve this communty. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chi. good morning issue yb year of t. on beha police department, i want to say it is very important to allf us not only this y a se but you feel safe. ofur city partners will nd all guarantee for the chinese new want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out to our central station officers lead by captain kim our foot beat officers arehere. ambassadors and command staff. happy year of the snake, everybody! no pressure for me s h

scott from sfpd. our sheriff. paul miomoto. and mayor brown landlord, there we g. wachl our fire chief mr. dean kristin. and our da mrs. brook jenkins. >> while they fix our mike rope phones -- can you wave chief scott. brook jenkins our new fire chief dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me up i corrected him. you need your hat. >> [applause] it ask an honor to serving this community and a privilege. i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the street dp many grew up here in china town and still live in sudden opinion to serve this community. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chief. good morning issue everybody. happy year of the snake. on behalf of the san francisco police department, i want to say it is very important to all of us not only this you are safe but you feel safe. that is what this team and all of our city partners will guarantee for the chinese new year. tell be a great year we want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out to our c

scott from sfpd. our sheriff. paul miomoto. and mayor brown landlord there we g. as by the wachl our fire chief mr. dean kristin. and our da mrs. brook jenkins. >> while they fix our mike rope phones -- can you wave chief scott. brook jenkins our new fire chief dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me up i corrected him. you need your hat. >> [applause] it ask an honor to serving this community and a privilege. i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the street dp many grew up here in china town and still live in sudden opinion to serve this community. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chief. good morning issue everybody. happy year of the snake. on behalf of the san francisco police department i want to say it is very important to all of us not only this you are safe but you feel safe. that is what this team and all of our city partners will guarantee for the chinese new year. tell be a great year we want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out

named kayla brown and her boyfriend charlie carver went missing, and that investigation would change everything. a brutal quadruple murder that claimed the lives of superbike motorsports owner scott ponder, his best friend brian lucas, mother bever guy, and mechanic chris sherbert. but who wanted them dead? it's a question that would baffle police. the last recorded customer at the superbike dealership claimed that there was one other person waiting around the shop on the day of the killings. >> he is saying he was at the shop. he saw a person who had on a leather coat. it was a rather warm day and he was looking at a motorcycle. he act like he never had any motorcycle experience. >> whoever that was is believed to have been the shooter. >> but months would pass. and then 13 years with no leads to a real face or name to match the sketch of the man seen in the shop and investigators worst nightmare. >> i think this person does this for a living, and they're not going to quit. >> with no leads in sight, some mysterious missing persons cases were about to unleash more connections in spartanburg than detectives in this small town could ever imagine. married couple with a drug history

, ahmaud arbery, breonna taylor, michael brown, and hundreds of other young african-americans whose names are being chanted in protests nationwide, malcolm scott wants his story told. because if we don't know that it exists, how can we do anything about it? narrator: his story starts like so many other black lives that have struggled to matter. raised in poverty under the watchful suspicious eye of the police, and destined to a life of run-ins with the law. but at its heart, it's a story about two brothers, malcolm and corey. and a bond that could not be broken not even in the face of unimaginable odds. what was it like growing up in north tulsa? oh you felt like you were always home. you know, familiar faces always around you. large family too, as i understand it. 12 brothers and sisters. 12? yeah. so yeah, it was crowded. i was really big into sports. like i love, you know, me getting hold to a football in my hand and running was like, , you know, life. narrator: malcolm caught the football bug from corey, who was his older half brother and best friend. we have a beautiful relationship. my mom would tell me. you know he's crazy about you, yo

brown sandals. chp is asking anyone with information on where she could be to please call 9-1-1, immediately. >> and they all star weekend continues today from 4 scottter. >> the warriors were well represented here on saturday night and it started with the opening event, the skills competition, draymond green and we had moses moody and they got to the final aaron. so they acquitted themselves pretty well. what did you think of their performance and the skills competition? >> well, you know, this weekend is all about fun. so i definitely think when it comes to rating their performance for fun, i think they enjoy themselves at their draymond green. of course, having been 9 years it's been his first all-star. that's how long it's been. and now he's back in here at home this time hosting moses. moody, on the other believe is his first time participating in all-star. and he said he had a great time with draymond. course, they came up short to the cavs. it was tough on donovan mitchell and evan mobley able to count is the meta came down to the 2 of them all because draymond city at a bed hands to mow ball through the hoop. and that cost precious seconds.