diane foley joins me now. welcome back to the newshour.re on the newshour many times to talk about jim and the extraordinary work that you do. what was it that told you you had to pull this together in a book? diane: i really think the way we remember where we have been and our challenges going forward is by telling stories. jim was a storyteller. all that you do, you help us remember what is happening in the world. and jim, it was time. i was feeling, it has been 10 years. some people were children when this happened to jim. and we have accomplished a lot as a u.s. government. i'm so grateful for all the good people that stepped up and made it happen and donated. but the challenges are great. i felt it was time to tell the story and learn from it, if you would, and to inspire others to take up the torch. amna: i notice even as we are sitting here, your eyes occasionally flicked over to the photo and jim's face. what is it like for you to see the photo? diane: jim was the oldest of our five children, a beloved son and he has challenged me

diane foley joins me now. welcome back to the newshour.the newshour many times to talk about jim and the extraordinary work that you do. what was it that told you you had to pull this together in a book? >> i really think the way we remember where we have been and our challenges going forward is by telling stories. jim was a storyteller. all that you do, you help us remember what is happening in the world. and jim, it was time. i was feeling like it has been 10 years and some people were children when this happened to jim and we have accomplished a lot as a u.s. government. i'm so grateful for all the good people that stepped up and made it happen and donated. but the challenges are great. i felt it was time to tell the story and learn from it, if you would, and to inspire others to take up the torch. reporter: even as we are sitting here, your eyes flicked over to the photo and jim's face. what is it like for you to see jim's face? >> he was the oldest of our five children, a beloved son and he has challenged me because i failed him. i di

i want to bring in diane foley. her son was killed by a terrorist and syria in 2014.to americans. as founder of the james w fully foundation, she is also the co- author of "american mother." thank you for being with us. >> thank you, alicia. >> thank you also for being here. i would like to play can pull up quickly, a quote from the white house from president joe biden on the wrongful detention of evan. noting, "journalism is not a crime and evan went to rush it to do his job as a reporter risking his safety to shine the light of truth on russia's brutal aggression against ukraine. we will continue working every day to secure his release. we will continue to denounce and impose costs for russia's appalling attempts to use americans as bargaining chips. and we will continue to stand strong against all those who seek to attack the postwar target journalists, the pillars of free society." your work, the president's statement, are a powerful reminder right now of what journalists face. not just in russia but around the globe. talk about where you see things now? how these

so, commissioner comments, commissioner foley.o i have a lot of things to say, and i think i want to say two things. and i said this in the last hearing that was pretty contentious around the housing element, and we had people that were really upset and we need to actually find a way to get along and work together and i heard that a lot from the greg angelo side, and i thought it was really great, and we just have to figure that out. and i think that the greg angelo people do want to figure out a way to work with the neighborhood and work with the community. and i think that's what life is about. i think one thing that i wish greg angelo did from an art perspective is actually do it in another place that's even bigger . i think doing it where he does now is great, but doing it somewhere else in a bigger venue would be incredible. i'm a real estate developer by trade. i understand the hoa. i understand that the neighbors, i understand all these things. i was asked the other day who i thought was like the best architect out there, a

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when we come back, that guy, scott foley is here live. let me share mine.roe, i secured abortion rights in our state constitution. when trump attacked our lgbtq and asian neighbors, i strengthened our hate crime laws. i fought for all of us struggling to keep up with the rising cost of living. i'm evan low, and i approve this message for all of our shared values. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back, scott foley, one of our favorite leading men of prime time is here. he started "scandal" and "felicity" and now he is in a new one "the girls on the bus" about flood presidential candidates. good to see you. >> thank you so much. >> love the new series and the ideas behind it but it was quite a mountain you had to climb to even make it. >> look, i think anytime you make a tv show it's a huge mountain to climb but doing this during kobe kobe, we finished at the be getting a 2023 and then there was an after strike and a rider's strike, getting on the air has been no small feat and i'm excited people get to see it. >> and this is about a real-life reporter that went on the road wi

became the 1st black man to win an oscar for best supporting actor for his per trail of sergeant's, emil foley, in the 1980 to fill an officer and a gentleman pop dave beyond say, has surprised funds with a pivot into a new music genre. as the title of her new album, cowboy carter suggests, houston born beyond say, has gone country, and she's bringing millions of r and b funds. with a 16, a pop idol turned the country music star. beyond seas. new tracks are putting black country in the spotlight and also highlighting the work of other artist the i mean i just for doubt listening. listen to it, send it to all my friends and um, yeah, just got got really excited for what this. this moment means in the vast history of black country music. i definitely think this is a historical moment in bringing black countries to the main stream. beyond seas, new venture is even shedding light on segregation in the country. music industry, holly g, who runs the black music collective, has been exploring this history. once black artist started charting, they did not want white and black people and the same chart

you'll foley in the 1982 film, an officer, and a gentleman or not so many people. germany is synonymous with techno music and a vibrant club scene. but on some days with religious significance, like good friday, dancing can be forbidden, especially in the size of the country. some young people think it's time the little was changed. good friday in munich. it's the most solemn day in the christian calendar. and that means tons fet bolt. the dancing band clubs are closed and breaking the rules can result in a 10000. you're fine. i want to dance on public holidays. i'm not a practicing christian, so it makes no sense to me that we're not allowed to dance. and letting people dance is just as important as tolerating the beliefs of others that the band has been around in some form since the 1st world war. and it still has plenty of support in germany, including from religious groups and the sense of rice policies, thoughts to the clubs. it's a lost opportunity blick, all voice on easter is a holiday, and there are lots and lots of tourists in the city. it's a problem that there are no clubs t

became the 1st black man to win an oscar for best supporting actor for his portrayal of sergeant annual foley. in the 1982 film, an officer and a gentleman. i hope things are beyond say, how surprised finds with a pivot into a new music genre as the title of her new album, cowboy carter suggest houston borne beyond say, has gone country on cheese, bringing millions of r and b funds. with 16, a pop idol turned country music star. beyond seas, new tracks are putting black country in the spotlight and also highlighting the work of other artist, the united just for doubt, listen and listen to it. send it to all my friends and um yeah, just got got really excited for what this. this moment means in the vast history of black country music. i definitely think this is a historical moment in bringing black countries to the main stream. beyond seas. new venture is even shedding light on segregation in the country. music industry. holly cheese, who runs the black music collective, has been exploring this history once blacker to started charting. they did not want white and black people and the same char

host: e foley on bipartisan votes, crossing of the aisle. depends on who you talk to. im by no means an expert but i definitely know there were a lot of democrats who were very upset an■d advocates with the border deal and democrats still voted for it. at the same time, there are republicans who say that maybe democrats are a bit more effective at being unified and voting behind certain measures and some conservatives more to get behind a more conservative agenda. but at the same■2e, it at the same time i think there are compromised measures where democrats are not happy about everything in the bill and the same would be said it's an example where you can see both sides with losses against the other side they are able to make it across the finish line. >> i think the caller was talking about two different things and the it, the 12 appropriation bills on time. a 2001 is the last time that there was a balanced budget and it last time congress completed all 12 of the appropriation bills on time. does that jive with your memory it? >> it isn't g

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the high school eastern divisions first prize is awarded to derman foley from montgomery later high schoolbreanna johnson and lee s a rally from troy athens high school in troy, michigan, plays the first prize in their division with the production "■ unseen heroes: the caregivers in america." in the high school west division, from palo alto senior high school in california, first prize for threads of change, which takes a critical look at the fast fashion industry. our top award of $5,000 for grand prize goes to nate coleman and jonah rod heim, 10th graders in connecticut. compelling documentary, "innocenceeld9nflict with iran" ills with a timely subject and features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >>■o instead of saying you are free to leave, i was blindfolded, handcuffed, thrown in the back of a car, taken straight to prison. >> it brings me great joy out of 3200 students who participated in this competition this year, you guys are the grand prize winners in studentcam 2024. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> this is huge. grateful for this opportunity. we thank you a lot.

time to look at the week aheadn an normal because there is a holland goingjoining us to taket is eric foley, congressional reporter with the hill newspaper. let's talk budget firsy9■. congrr short-term funding deal at the end of last week to buy themselves more timeremind viewers what the new deadlines are that are hanging over congress. gu■÷es congress is staring down a march 8 and march 22 deadline. march 8 is for agriculture, commerce,that is kind of seen af the easierthey jan that would entail bills coming up for the deadline. march 22 is wher coming up. a tougher deadline, funding for homeland security, pentagon, labor, health and human services education. host: to members think they have enough time for that larger package on the 22nd? what are the sticking points? guest: members have definitely started to look ahead. ey've been working on crafting these bills for the past few weeks. i think the probis just it is a little bit harder to come agrnt time, homeland l is something that is seen more as a policy delvin■] it ending bill. there's a lot of different thinoing on worldwide right

to have to be cautious and look at our budget in a very different and serious way, councilwoman pam foley sits on the budget committee, and she says a budget deficit is looming for the city and there have already been promises made for alternate lives and services for the unhoused. >> so council members will have to crunch the numbers and examine what could be cut to make this feasible. the deadline is june of 2025, in downtown san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. all right, now we go to san francisco, where the san francisco unified school district has agreed to pay $4.5 million to settle a sexual abuse lawsuit. >> it involves two former students and a school administrator. the chronicle reports that lawyers for the former students announced the settlement today. that lawsuit alleges that lawrence chan, the former george washington high school athletic director, raped one of the students. several times and touched the other girl inappropriate and forced her to perform sexual acts. the alleged incidents happened between 2012 and 2016. we have reached out to the district for comment b

we'll bejoined by birmingham rep's artisitic director, sean foley, and the outgoing director of the youngic in london, kwame kwei armah. good evening. the atmosphere around tomorrow's budget could be changing. there's been a feeling of caution since last month when the office for budget responsibility downgraded the economic forecast. in the light of that, would the chancellor really be prudent to cut taxes? well, tonight there's a sense that something might be shifting. nick and ben are both here. nick whacks is expected tomorrow? well, kirsty we have a prime minister and chancellor who would like to do a big bold tax cutting move before the general election, up there with nigel lawson, something thatis there with nigel lawson, something that is visible from space but they are constrained. they are constrained by the fiscal headroom, how much money is there down at the back of the sofa, not enough. so there was an authoritative report in there was an authoritative report in the times this morning suggesting we would see 2 pence off national insurance, that would be repeating what they di

th warded to dermot foley for his film the promise of letting the park.climate change and reimagining the future of america suburbs. they claim to the first prize in their high school central division with their production unseen heroes, the caregivers in high school western division and this writer from palo alto earned first prize for threads of change. which takes a close look at the fast fashion industry. 10th graders that question highs will in connecticut. and since held hostage, navigating past and future conflicts ironic deals with the timely and sensitive subject. and deals with the interviews of a former iranian hostage. they said you were free to leave. i was blind hold and handcuffed. quickly brings me great joy that the 3200 students to purchase. this year, the main prize in 2024. >> thank you. this is a huge honor. we are so grateful for thequick we extend our gratitude to parents and participants who supported each of these students on their creative journey. congratulations to all. don't miss out. of the 150 award-winning studentcam's on s

james foley admitted that i received was the only politician to enjoy the support of over half of the population. pulling data from august 2004 showed that 8 percent of haitian support family, la valez, more than any other single party, but a far cry from the 2040 percent, or even 80 percent of all. as politicians insist, the party enjoyed itself. that same poll, however, showed that eris died was still the only figure in haiti with a favorability rating above 50 percent. following the co, the us was not going to just drop the high again. rain over hazy, the flu. i received to south africa, something that the i was the lead, a called a kidnapping. you say that we gave the americans of pretext reality. the americans created their own pre text. and if it hadn't been this, it would have been something else. it took the us 58 years to recognize eighty's independence. their priorities haven't changed. and today's american policy is more or less consistent with the way it's always been. the crew of september 1991 was undertaken with the support of the us administration and in february 2004

the first prize awarded to dermot foley in silver spring, maryland for his film, the promise of langleylee is a really from troy, michigan claimed the first prize in their high school central division with their production, unseen heroes, the caregivers of america. indivision, brandon, emily and x from palo alto senior high school in california in e first spot for threads of change, which looks at the fashion industry. and the top award of $5,000 goes to nate coleman and jenna, 10th grader at weston high school. in essence held age, navigating past and future conflicts deals with a timely and sensitive subject and features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >> saying you are free to leave, i was bland whole -- blindfolded, handcuffed, thrown in the ck of the car and taken straight to prison. >> it gives me great joy, you are the grand studentcam 2024. >> oh my god. thank you so much. >>we are so grateful for this opportunity. >> we's exten■+nrded gratitude o the educators, parents and all the students on the journey. congratulations to the winners. the documentaries will be on c-

. >> reporter: councilmember pam foley got community cooperation for a housing facility in our district. saying residents generally approved the idea since the displaced homeless would have a place to go instead of into the neighborhoods. >> the only hesitation is will we get it done? do they trust government to get it done? to city leaders acknowledge enforcement make it tougher, but helping encampment residents will want to move for comfort and safety reasons. we had mixed reactions from the encampment. >> if the city offered you housing would you take it and leave? >> it depends on the housing and where it is out -- at. >> reporter: one man asked us not to show his face or name he was more cynical. >> if you will come back. a few will not leave. >> reporter: the city says it could take six months to develop an overall plan which would leave 10 months to come into state compliance considering how long they can with the been here, june 25 deadline will come up fast. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> the cdc now says it is time to treat covid more like the flu . people w

let's hear from jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank.ll this mean for the european side? fir what will this mean for the european side? or countries within europe, _ european side? or countries within europe, not - european side? or countries within europe, not in - european side? or countries within europe, not in the - european side? or countriesl within europe, not in the new of course. the biggest in terms of course. the biggest in terms of trade links in switzerland. what they are hoping for is greater access to some of india's markets. indian is one of the fastest growing g20 country. significant opportunity for any country wanting to target a trade deal and it goes to the eu hoping to have a treaty with and yet the foreseeable future. for switzerland, norway, left inside, hoping to export more processed and electrical items. they will be sensitive agricultural goods left out of that. gary has left out of that. gary has left out of that. for switzerland, harris produced. around 95% of its exports into india. that could be a substant

james foley admitted that i received was the only politician to enjoy the support of over half of the population. pulling data from august 2004 showed that 8 percent of patients support family laval us more than any other single party, but a far cry from the 2040 percent, or even 80 percent lavolle as politicians and sister party enjoyed itself. that same poll, however, showed that aris died was still the only figure in haiti with a favorability rating above 50 percent. following the co, the us was not going to just drop the odd gained rain over hazy, the flu. i received to south africa something that the i was did leave the called a kidnapping. you say that we gave the americans of pretext reality. the americans created their own pretext. and if it hadn't been this, it would have been something else. it took to us 58 years to recognize haiti's independence. their priorities haven't changed in today's american policy. it is more or less consistent with the way it's always been. the crew of september 1991 was undertaken with the support of the us administration. and in february 2004, i

james foley admitted that i received was the only politician to enjoy the support of over half of the population. pulling data from august 2004 showed that 8 percent of patients support family laval. s. more than any other single party, but a far cry from the 2040 percent, or even 80 percent of all as politicians insist, the party enjoyed itself. that same pole however, showed that arrows died was still the only figure in haiti with a favorability rating above 50 percent. following the co, the u. s. was not going to just drop the hard gain rain over how you see the flu. i received to south africa something that the i was to lead to called a kidnapping. you say that we gave the americans a pre text reality. the americans created their own pre text. and if it hadn't been this, it would have been something else. it took the us 58 years to recognize eighty's independence. their priorities haven't changed and today's american policy is more or less consistent with the way it's always been. the crew of september 1991 was undertaken with the support of the us administration. and in february

city council member pam foley says people who often oppose homeless shelters in their neighborhoods will have to step up to help solve the problem. >> it is really important that the neighborhoods agree to and find the benefit in constructing these emergency housing facilities in their neighborhoods. >> reporter: mahan says the council will be taking action over the next six months to plan and spend tens of millions of dollars to build more emergency shelters and safe parking lots. after that the camps will be cleared and enforcement action will be taken to stop them from coming back. >> we have a responsibility in government for providing safe, dignified alternatives to encampments and when they're provided, individuals have a responsibility for taking advantage of them. >> i'm on a waiting list at the martin luther king library downtown and i'm with the program over there that is waiting for housing to open up. i know there's housing, but it just takes a while to process paperwork and whatever. so i just got to go report to them. >> reporter: edward thompson says although he likes livi

james foley admitted that i received was the only politician to enjoy the support of over half of the population. pulling data from august 2004 showed that 8 percent of haitian support family laval. s. more than any other single party, but a far cry from the 2040 percent, or even 80 percent lavolle as politicians insist, the party enjoyed itself. that same pole, however, showed that heiress died was still the only figure in haiti with a favorability rating above 50 percent. following the co, the us was not going to just drop the hard gained rain over how you see the flu. i received to south africa something that the i was to lead a cold, a kidnapping. you say that we gave the americans a pretext reality. the americans created their own pre text. and if it hadn't been this, it would have been something else. it took the us 58 years to recognize eighty's independence. their priorities haven't changed and today's american policy is more or less consistent with the way it's always been. the crew of september 1991 was undertaken with the support of the us administration. and in february 20

the high school eastern first prize is awarded to jared foley for his film the promise of langley parte of america positive conservatives. rihanna and lelah in troy, michigan claimed the first prize in their high school central division with their production unseen heroes, the caregivers of america. in the high school western division, brendan, emily, and max from palo alto senior high school in california earned the first■9 for their film that takes a critical look at the fast fashion industry and our top award of $5,000 for grand prize goes tojonah, 10th gradern high school in connecticut. their compelling documentary in a sense held hostage deals with the timely and sensitive subject in features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >> instead of saying you are free to leave, i was blindfolded, handcuffed, thrown into the back of the car and taken straight to prison. >> great joy out of 3200 students who participated, you guys are the grand prize winners of studentcam 2024. >> thank you so much. this is a huge honor. we are grate for this opportunity and we thank you a lot. anno

a bloody revolt solved what democratic means never could of then us and bassett, a to haiti, james foley admitted that iris stayed, was the only politician to enjoy the support of over half of the population. pulling data from august 2004 showed that 8 percent of patients support family laval us more than any other single party, but a far cry from the 2040 percent, or even 80 percent lavolle as politicians and sister party enjoyed itself. that same poll, however, showed that eris died was still the only figure in haiti with a favorability rating above 50 percent. following the co, the us was not going to just drop the hard gain rain over how you see the flu. i received to south africa something that the i was to believe the cold, a kidnapping. you say that we gave the americans of pretext reality. the americans created their own pretext. and if it hadn't been this, it would have been something else. it took to us 58 years to recognize eighty's independence. their priorities haven't changed and today's american policy, it is more or less consistent with the way it's always been. the crew

el alcalde, junto a los concejales foley y cohen, anunciaron que usarán esta presión del estado como movería a una de estas unidades de vivienda si las habilitan, pero que la realidad es que su nombre lleva meses en la lista de espera y cuando llegue la fecha límite del estado en junio del 2025, teme que nuevamente sean olvidados por la ciudad? libertad pedraza telemundo cambiando totalmente de tema, una madre de familia está enfrentando cargos de intento de homicidio en contra de menores de edad, según lo informó la policía de peoria en arizona. resulta que la mujer intentó atropellar a más de una docena de niños. por supuesto, acosar a sus hijos. sabemos que, como resultado, las sospechosa le causó heridos a 1 de esos menores heridas. a 1 de esos menores. escucha, ahora, esta historia. una madre del área de la bahía. esta luchando por los derechos de su hijo. aunque este se encuentra hoy en día en la cárcel. es que ella teme que con un traslado de prisión se esté poniendo en peligro su seguridad . pilar niello, desde fremont, nos cuenta qué está pasando y cuáles serían sus derechos

i'm heading on here and that story is coming out and visiting foley. shanita is called on the us government and republican politicians to ensure continued military aids to ukraine. the i had low that tropical so i can sleep. i will continue to bring very heavy writing to pots of southern africa, but before we get that, let's have a look at the middle east and live and, and we thing bits and pieces of unsettled weather. we've had sand storms in saudi arabia. so rain coming in to katya and you can still see it is still a cloudy story that on wednesday morning, the way of rain creeping across the southwest, pouring into western areas of yemen. and we will see some way to whether start to work its way towards the event with some blustery winds, thanks to weather system, losing its way across the ticket. cooling things down slightly in some of the cities like bay root and jerusalem, and things are looking cooler across the north west of africa. we'll see some of that range starting to creep into morocco over the next few days, but a launch the dry story with exceptional sheets across other count

james foley not since many evil times do they chop off heads, chop off heads.who the hell ever heard of this? we're in now the worst period of baby ever. medieval times. boom. i read. i loved history when i was in high school and i'd read about medieval times. boom, boom, chop off heads. yeah. when was the last time you heard about chopping off his? now they chop off. it's okay. so now they look at me. mr. trump, how do you feel about waterboarding? they think i'm going to say, oh, it's a terrible thing. it's so horrible. it's so mean. it's so terrible. in fact, it's supposed to be you know, the big question is, is it torture or not? in other words, it's so borderline. it's like your minimal, minimal, minimal torture. so they said, mr. trump, i'd like you to answer the question. how do you feel about waterboarding? i said, i feel great about it. i really i feel well. i said, i feel bad. and then i said something that got me in a minor bit of trouble because it wasn't politically correct, i said. but i think we should go much, much, much further than waterboardi

el alcalde, junto a los concejales foley y cohen, anunciaron que usarán esta presión del estado comoe, dice edward. explica Él se movería a una de estas unidades de vivienda si las habilitan, pero que la realidad es que su nombre lleva meses en la lista de espera y cuando llegue la fecha límite del estado en junio del 2025, teme que nuevamente se han olvidados por la ciudad desde san josé? libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo 48 nueva información en san francisco. las autoridades informaron que la población de personas sin hogar ha disminuido desde julio, citando un recuento de tiendas de campaña y vehículos realizado la semana pasada. la ciudad realiza estos recuentos semestralmente y el último en febrero mostró una reducción del 37% en tiendas de campaña y del 42% en vehículos en comparación con julio de 2023. la policía de gilroy asegura haber arrestado a un hombre que conducía ebrio y que poseía 2 armas de fuego cargadas en su vehículo. esto ocurrió el pasado 28 de febrero. las autoridades informaron además que a principios de esa semana, el mismo sospechoso de nombre marcus beck

james foley says they messed it up, they rode this horse to their doom. hatians have been fleeing for years to escape long-standing instability. latest crisis could push the numbers up. numbers show 85,740 encounters with citizens so far this fiscal year. increase from last year. resolution remains unclear. haiti government is extending state of emergency for another month. >> todd: thank you. senator tom cotton will react to the chaos in haiti and tell us how america, biden administration need to respond. >> carley: israeli prime minister netanyahu is not backing down to lead a ground invasion into rafah. >> ensure you go into rafah? >> we will go there, we will not leave them. i have a red line, you know what the red line is? that october 7 does not happen again. >> carley: benjamin netanyahu said the u.s. understands and agrees hamas is part of the irai iranian terror axis. president biden says he is against invasion. >> would invasion of rafah be a red line? >> it is a red line, but i will never leave israel. >> carley: benjamin netanyahu warned presi

. >> councilwoman pam foley sits on the budget committee, and she says a budget deficit is looming forhe city and there have already been promises made for alternate lives and services for the unhoused. so council members will have to crunch the numbers and examine what could be cut to make this feasible. the deadline is june of 2025, in downtown san jose. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. >> today marks two years since stanford university soccer captain katie meier died by suicide. tonight at 11, we're speaking with her parents on this somber anniversary as they open up about their daughter and their effort to pass katie meier's law, a state bill that would provide students with more support and guidance when facing disciplinary action. their story coming up later tonight. >> and in weather, as we head into the first weekend of march, we're still talking about some rain showers, some thunderstorms, and even some low snow levels here in the bay area. we'll have the update coming up. >> plus new details are emerging about reddit's ipo prices, just one week after the bay area company applie

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foley i. commissioner warren. yes commissioner. president. matsuda. yes. so move. commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 and concludes. this concludes our today commission. thank you >> good morning everybody! [applause] good morning. [applause] and welcome. [applause] there's my grandma. well come. welcome to san francisco james r herman cruz terminal at pier 27. the first stop for all most 300 thousand people who come here every year from around the world to our beautiful city. i want to tell you about another jewel of the san francisco port that just celebrated 125 years. the san francisco ferry building. [applause] in the 19th century, commuters and visitors traveled by train or ferry or both. a ferry terminal on the waterfront downtown was a practical necessity. it was the sfo of its day. grand central station. but as we so often do, san francisco built a practical space a world class beauty, with a 245 foot clock tower along arched arcade, and a interior worthy of a renaissance cathedral. at the foot of market street, a beautiful bridge from water to land, the

the high school eastern division first prize is awarded to dermot foley from emory blair high marylandhange, and reimagining the future of america' rena johnson and leah so really from troy, michigan claimed first prize in their high school central divisiowi tproduction, e caregivers of america. in the high school western division, brandon, ed max from palo alto senior high school in california. first prize for threads of change which takes a closer look at the fast fashion industry. our top award of $5,000 for a grand prize goes to nate coleman and jonah, 10thr8in connecticut. there compelling documentary, innocence held hostage, navigating past and future conflict with izjttn, deals wita timely and sensitive subject, and includes an interview with a former iranian hostage. >> instead of saying you are free to lea blindfolded, handcuffed, thrown into the back of the car and headed straight to prison. >> it of 3200 students that participated this year, you are the grand prize winners in studentcam 2024. >> thank you so m■xh. >> this is a huge honor. we are so grateful for this opportun

just hours after the jacksonville jaguars wish defensive tackle foley fujisaki a happy birthday, theynfl network. as always, the reason money, the move is going to save the jaguars 3.5 million under the salary cap. but happy birthday. and oh by the way, adios. you're off the team. and after 13 seasons in the nfl, philadelphia eagles center jason kelce, he made it official today and announced his retirement. he is, of course, the older brother of chiefs tight end travis kelce. jason played his entire career in philadelphia. he was named first team all pro six times, including last season, so he was still playing at an elite level. but at age 36, it was just time. kelsey, emotional as he said goodbye. oh my god. >> thank you. philadelphia from the bottom of my heart. thank you for letting me represent this city. that's all i got. >> yeah. and then a big hug from travis, who he does a very entertaining podcast with, by the way, and of course, hugs for mom and dad. next stop. quite possibly the hall of fame. okay odd timing on this one, but a day after the warriors lost to the celtics by

we will hear from the mother of jim foley, a freelance journalist captured and killed by isis in 2014 about her new book. i sincerely hope you join us. as is custom for the national press club i want to give you our national press club mug. may you drink much coffee from it. >> thank you. >> we have one last question. we tried to have a bit of a fun one for the last one. you had a bit of a brush with journalism in your early career. you are a customer service representative for the los angeles times. what insights can you give us into customer complaints? >> they are really passed off if they do not get the paper on their porch i 7:00 a.m.. that's the most important. l.a. times, back in the day. >> secretary, thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024]

we will hear from the mother of jim foley, a freelance journalist captured and killed by isis in 2014 about her new book. i sincerely hope you join us. as is custom for the national press club i want to give you our national press club mug. may you drink much coffee from it. >> thank you. >> we have one last question. we tried to have a bit of a fun one for the last one. you had a bit of a brush with journalism in your early career. you are a customer service representative for the los angeles times. what insights can you give us into customer complaints? >> they are really passed off if they do not get the paper on their porch i 7:00 a.m.. that's the most important. l.a. times, back in the day. >> secretary, thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] it helped unleash the american economy. unemployment is at record lows and consumer confidence is up. factories are being built at

on march 13, we will hear from diane foley, the mother of the person captured and killed by isis about her new book, american mother. i hope you can join us for those. as is a custom for the national press club, i want to give you our national press club mug. may you drink much coffee and many michigan cups from it. >> thank you. >> we have one last question. >> okay. >> we try to have a bit of a fun one for the last one. you had a bit of a brush with journalism in your early career. you are a customer service representative for the los angeles times. what insights can you give us into customer complaints. >> okay. they are really off if they don't get their paper on their porch by 7:00 a.m. yeah, ellie times, back in the day. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate it. [ applause ] with that, we are adjourned. [ applause ] >>> since 1979 in partnership with the cable and industry, c- span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how

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