>> for catherine. but they did deliver a closing statement. >> you ordinary citizens get to decide whether or not on the day in question, january 14th, 1995, clayton committed the offense of capital murder. you may not like it what he did back in '81. that doesn't make him a murderer. that doesn't make him that he went out and killed somebody. >> the case was very one-sided and the prosecution had all the witnesses, had all the evidence. there was very little the defense could do. >> the verdict is in. 29 years of waiting came down to seven days of testimony and ultimately 52 minutes of deliberation. >> i'll tell you that anytime i've had a jury trial, i'm scared to death when they're walking back in that room. that is the most tense moment ever for me. >> "we the jury find the defendant guilty of the offense of capital murder." >> it took police nearly 30 years to bring clayton foreman to trial for the murder of catherine edwards. it took the jury less than an hour to convict him. it was very fast. he

they catherine bing, their family. they all had great parties here.l played the piano, sang here. a lot of really great memories in this home. tons of legacy. >> built in 1929. one of the architects, john bakewell junior, worked on creating san francisco city hall. the home was commissioned by lindsay howard, whose father, charles, owned the famous horse seabiscuit. crosby, a friend of the howards, eventually bought the home. the hope now is that the next buyer will cherish its legacy. >> i think that it could be someone local from hillsborough that is looking for a compound, looking for privacy. it could be someone that wants to be in the heart of the peninsula, close to silicon valley, close to san francisco. this could be an international buyer that is looking for a trophy property, because there is so much legacy here. so i think we will attract several different types of buyer profiles. >> if you're interested. the home is on sale for the record breaking asking price of $40 million. in hillsborough, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> it is a beauti

. ♪ hello everyone i am adjacent along with mary catherine, lisa boothe and joey jones put welcome tohe big we can show the big story tonight, you're creating president zelenskyy says he is ready to sign a rare minerals and deal with the united states following his oval office showdown with president trump. who is making his way back to washington night ahead of his joint address to congress on tuesday. over on capitol hill, republicans have had enough of zelenskyy. quick something has to change. either he needs to come to his senses in >> to the table in gratitude, or someone else needs to lead the country to do that productivity of gratings to figure that out but i can tell you, that we are re- exerting peace through strength. trump administration has been clear they want to end the fighting with the cease-fire deal. but, they feel like zelensky is non the same page. >> zelensky never stopped asking for, i will give no concessions. they've got to leave my land. violent reparations of the $300 billion and i went the united states to get me security guarantees. >> if you want awards a

they catherine bing, their family. they all had great parties here.l played the piano, sang here. a lot of really great memories in this home. tons of legacy. >> built in 1929. one of the architects, john bakewell junior, worked on creating san francisco city hall. the home was commissioned by lindsay howard, whose father, charles, owned the famous horse seabiscuit. crosby, a friend of the howards, eventually bought the home. the hope now is that even when the physical mementos are gone, the next buyer will still cherish the home's legacy. >> i think that it could be someone local from hillsborough that is looking for a compound, looking for privacy. it could be someone that wants to be in the heart of the peninsula, close to silicon valley, close to san francisco. this could be an international buyer that is looking for a trophy property because there is so much legacy here. so i think we will attract several different types of buyer profiles. >> if you're interested. the home is on sale for the record breaking asking price of $40 million in hillsbor

catherine carter is a curator and historian who has managed the house and collections.er new book is on "churchill's citadel," she reveals how the home was his basis during the prewar years to collect key intelligence about germany's preparation for war. >> catherine carter with her book -- katherine carter on this episode of book notes+, ailable on the c-span now free mobile out, or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> democracy. it is not just an idea, it is a process. a process shaped by leaders elected to the highest offices and interested to a select few with basic principles. it is where debates unfold, decisions are made, and the nation's is charted. democracy in real-time. this is your government at work. this is c-span, giving you your democracy. unfiltered. a look now at the trump administration's efforts to make financial regulation more efficient, with treasury secretary scott bessent. he also addresses community banking, tariffs, overuse of sanctions, and shutting down the oil sector in iran. this is hosted by the economic club of new york. sector. this is

and it's definitely not the black folk. >> mary catherine. >> i mean, you can try that. i think to jason's point, yes, one of the parts of their lifeblood was this money probably coming from taxpayer dollars for all these pet lefty causes. the other lifeblood is attention and adulation, which they were getting from a mainstream press that was much more powerful in years past. right. they're not getting that in the same supply anymore. and we live in an attention economy. so their theory is if we just continue to make these bids for attention and we make them crazier and crazier, that will bring attention. and attention is good no matter what. but you know what? the only person that works for is donald trump. they are up against the very best when it comes to the attention economy, which is why they fall short with every single one of these attempts. and i think the state of the union or excuse me, joint session, can we just call it state of the union was a perfect example of that is because they decided to heckle the heckler. what are you doing? it's not a great idea to

i'm catherine byaruhanga. for a summit of european leaders on sunday, after he clashed with presidentmp and jd vance in an extraordinary shouting match on a visit to the oval office. president trump accused the ukrainian leader of not being grateful for the support of the us and said he was "gambling with world war iii". president zelensky made it clear there should be "no compromises" with president putin. following all that drama, the president of ukraine was ordered to leave the white house, and a much—anticipated minerals deal was not signed. the us president later said president zelensky could return when he was ready for peace. here's some of what unfolded before the world's media you should be thanking. the president for trying to have you ever been to ukraine that you say i have been to... come once. - i've actually watchedl and seen the stories, and i know what happens is you bring people, - oui’ course, of the sorry for i he 2595452“ iii! but for f: 7— he for e— www—— he ' and :— he said. 7 , , fl, the z that vice 5 would whether he felt that they would be able to salvage a r

. >> catherine carter with her book -- katherine carter on this episode of book notes+, ailable on the c-span now free mobile out, or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> democracy. it is not just an idea, it is a process. a process shaped by leaders elected to the highest offices and interested to a select few with basic principles. it is where debates unfold, decisions are made, and the nation's is charted. democracy in real-time. this is your government at work. this is c-span, giving you your democracy. unfiltered. a look now at the trump administration's efforts to make financial regulation more efficient, with treasury secretary scott bessent. he also addresses community banking, tariffs, overuse of sanctions, and shutting down the oil sector in iran. this is hosted by the economic club of new york. sector. this is hosted by the economic club of new york. >> it is a privilege to be here, both as a member of the trump administration and a longtime member of the economic club of new york. to explain how we will deliver on the presidents vision. today i'm going to address three crit

catherine in washington, d.c., democratic caller. hi, catherine. caller: good morning.urse it is hypocrisy. if you look at the behavior of the maga republicans, they wore hats, they wore t-shirts, they hold signs, they disrupt people. you talk about unprofessional, rude, arrogant. in these hearings you hear them yell at people. they don't care what they say, as long as it fits their agenda. or is the outrage for the veterans you claim you love so much who have lost their jobs? where is the outrage for the people losing their jobs based on lies? i didn't see any outrage when people talked about the children who were caged like animals at the border. i didn't see republicans standing up for them. the one million people who died from covid. i don't remember the out rage when that was mentioned in the speech. i don't remember when -- i don't remember the outrage when a woman was run over in charlottesville. i don't remember the outrage when they talked about the police being hurt during the january 6 the riot. i don't care what you say, it is very hard to sit during the spe

that is a big one because we were told earlier the democratic whip catherine clark did not advise her some yays and present photos well. interestingly enough, congressman green himself voted present yesterday when they tried to delay this resolution. they tried to table the resolution. we will see how he voted today. but we are waiting now for speaker johnson, who is presiding over this vote to gamble this vote for passage. and then what will happen next, what you will see is that he will call congressman green to -- there we go. let's listen in. >> answering present. the resolution is adopted. without objection, a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the house has come to order. the house will come to order. will representative green present himself to the will. by its adoption of house resolution 189, the house has resolved that representative al green be censured. that representative al green forthwith present himself in the will of the house of representatives for the pronouncement of censure, and that representative al green be censured with public reading of this resolutio

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let's get more from catherine lim at bloomberg intelligence.hat would it mean if it comes to poss? >> it is a good versace going through an overhaul and they mentioned missteps in the brand so only expected to break even in fiscal 2026, so we see that drag. tom: ok. a potential deal which we will watch indeed. what now for ukraine's relationship with the u.s.? analysis with hannah from the think tank ukrainian prism. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. ukraine's president is willing to meet trump again. zelenskyy made the comments after european leaders assembled a coalition for ukraine. let's discuss it with the director at think tank ukrainian prism. your reaction? guest: the emotions were a huge surprise vice president vance intervened, the situation spoiled. what the conversations demonstrate is no peace plan in washington except of trying to push the side that depends on the. m. we see different statements and demonstrations, sort of cruel in terms of those statements so let's hope it was just emotions and now we will see a joint positio

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. america is back.phrase used by president trump as he addressed a joint session of the united states congress for the first time since he returned to the white house. in a speech which was the longest a president has ever given to congress, donald trump said america was on the brink of an unprecedented comeback. on trade, he confirmed that from next month, reciprocal trade tariffs will come into force against several nations. and the president also announced a crackdown on criminal gangs and immigrants, promising what he called the "largest deportation in american history." from washington, nomia iqbal reports. mr speaker, the president of the united states. cheering and applause. this was president donald trump's moment to boast. america is back. cheering and applause. we have accomplished more in 43 days than most administrations accomplished in four years or eight years, and we are just getting started. he praised all the domestic actions he has taken so far on immigration... and i deployed the us m

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from the office of the city administrator natasha mitchell from the comptroller's office from sfd, catherine mcguire pete walsh david was our and the chief. so i want to thank the members of the steering committee and the people who filled in for them when they couldn't make it. additionally there was an internal technical group there was a subject matter expert working group composed of deputy chief julian ng, commander nicole jones, commander derek lou commander derek jackson commander urban tero captain jack hart and captain chris canning. and finally the sfpd project team led by director zach director mcguire who is here with us tonight as well as director diana roach, jason cunningham, carl nikita and maria accountants who wanted to make sure to acknowledge those folks and also to set the stage of what we're going to be hearing tonight to my fellow commissioners, this will be the first of a number of of meetings and solicitations will have on this subject after speaking with our deputy city attorney. i want to talk a little bit about process. so under the process we're required to consi

he thinks that the, the stoppages of aid and intelligence will help him achieve more in terms of catherine territory and that his maximus, demands which have been maximized even before uh the slightest spot has occurred. i have probably only solidifies and he is requesting not just the territory that he's got to day and some sort of ceasefire. i don't think he has any interest in that. he wants at least the falls full for and excelled last year that he doesn't fully control today. but i want to be given over to him. he wants to recognition of that territory as part of russia, which is a red line for your claim. and depending on society, he probably will insist on political changes within ukraine. i think you'll want the president's landscape to step down. you'll want ability to, we can interfere and you can't and politics to make it eventually closer and closer, politically tied to russia. so all of those things will be very right for golf for . so brain leaders as well. just just to, i'm was on china's position in this chaos. on the one hand, we might think it would relish the disruption

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catherine cook is a state worker who chose to return to the office five days a week before tonight'sncement. i haven't seen any benefit to my own personal productivity being in the office five days per week, and frankly, i have no idea where they're going to fit everyone. our floor is completely full on tuesdays and wednesdays. under the order, state agencies and departments must develop plans to accommodate the increase of in-person work. newsom says bringing workers back into the office will improve collaboration within the state department. i know one of the things they're going to say about us coming back is for collaboration purposes, but like, honestly, we do a lot of collaboration on microsoft teams and that works great. since the pandemic, the work from home model is one many have adapted to and enjoyed. nbc bay area tech reporter scott budman expects more pushback. we have seen a whole bunch of people just get used to working from home and to their credit, getting the job done from home. so to be told they have to go back to the office and get in their cars and commute and s

food and life saving aid from entering the gaza strip on that 1st stage expired on saturday. egypt catherine jordan have condemned a decision to that sprinkler correspondence. honey mcclure. these drawing his life from gaza. city and having moved, palestinians have been shy and killed and is riley attacks on gaza today. as the face of that cease fire remains on certain absolutely, and this is just an extension of what of the violations that took place during the actual acumen a tree and phase of the seeds fire. we're talking about close to a 100. 16 people who were killed in the 42 task these of the seas fire, including those were trying to get to their homes in areas that have turned into a buffer zone. and what we mean by buffer zone that's 32 percent of the total area of the guster of that turn into more of a military is on for the israeli army. that gets shooting and killing people who are trying to inspect their homes. as of the past 2 days, and since the delay announced by these very prime minister and the intention to extend phase one was seeing more of a block of act on the ground, i

pick catherine, the slogan, a tampon in every boy's birthday.y can match the jazz hands or how he prances onto the stage, it's delusional. shows you that democrats are shorts on the bench, if tim walz is thinking of running for president. >> he and chris murphy. he and chris murphy. maybe he has the woke mind virus, i'm teasing you, love to see you. that's it for us tonight. follow me on insta. we have >> carley: a fox news alert, president trump's tariffs on mexico, china take effect an

gjoey: mary catherine, they're saying the budget is going to cut medicaid and doge is cutting all the jobs of people that are good workers and did trump take a hit in the last couple weeks over -- that could affect how he's received with this address? >> one, a couple of suggestions and bring folks that had medicare advantage, very popular program with seniors and enrolled and cut by biden and bring those folks in as trump's guest. maybe members of families of the 13 service members that lost their lives at abby gate and never invited to state of the union address or state of the union light, but there's a part of this where trump and doge need to explain to people, hey, yes, this is the oaks plain yourself era for federal employees and never had to do that before and federal programs can't say we're all great. don't cut us. explain what you're doing and how it's benefiting the american taxpayer. there's a vulnerability and move fast and break things and break the wrong thing, someone can bring a person that's sympathetic that's affected by that . i would fact check all these closely

when catherine the great and the latter part of the 18th century she had a steady relationship with western french and english writers, philosophers. the ideas were there, they are still there. but they are not probably on a scale, they are not as heavy. as the autocracy. but there is very much a strain that found with khrushchev, gorbachev and yeltsin. in recent ruston -- russian history there are movements which get cut off because they are not strong enough. so for me it is a hope that the democratic side of russia would emerge after putin and in that democratic side emerges a gorbachev type leader who will reach out to the west and find in the west a friendly hand and ready to help the east. it is the same planet and we have to share it and find a way to do that without war. without a small war becoming a big war, you have to be incredibly careful. host: this is marianne in the keystone state, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. caller: i have a question about the cuban missile crisis. i only heard it once that khrushchev took the missiles out of cuba be

pick catherine, the slogan, a tampon in every boy's birthday. i don't think they can match the jazz hands or how he prances onto the stage, it's delusional. shows you that democrats are shorts on the bench, if tim walz is thinking of running for president. >> he and chris murphy. he and chris murphy. maybe he has the woke mind virus, i'm teasing you, love to see you. that's it for us tonight. follow me on insta. we have >> carley: a fox news alert, president trump's tariffs on mexico, china take effect and we're seeing economic retal retaliatory. >> todd: this ahead of the president's joint speech to congress. he will highlight his plan. >> carley: big day. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. madeleine rivera joins us with details on the tariffs. maddy. >> madeleine: there are growing fears of a trade war. canada and china are retaliating now that the president's tariffs in effect. imports from canada and mexico are being taxed at 10%. there is tariff on canada energy, chinese goods have gone up

catherine carter is a curator and historian who has managed the house and collections.ew book is called churchill's citadel. catherine carter reveals how churchill used chartwell as his base during the prewar years to collect key intelligence about germany's preparation for the war. >> author catherine carter with her book churchill's citadel. on this episode of book notes plus with our host brian lamb. book notes plus is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get podcasts. washington journal continues. >> welcome back we are joined by leo shane, the deputy editor of military times. here to discuss those proposed cuts to the v.a. paid welcome to the program. you had an interview with the v.a. sec. doug collins last week on those proposed cuts and to his department, let's first listen to a portion of that interview. [video clip] >> there is a leaked memo out that there could be up to 80,000 cuts and really fundamental reorganization coming in the next few months. is that the plan here? are we looking at cuts of that size in a real complete rethinking

catherine carter is a curator and historian who has managed the house and collections.ew book is called churchill's citadel. catherine carter reveals how churchill used chartwell as his base during the prewar years to collect key intelligence about germany's preparation for the war. >> author catherine carter with her book churchill's citadel. on this episode of book notes plus with our host brian lamb. book notes plus is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get podcasts. washington journal continues. >> welcome back we are joined by leo shane, the deputy editor of military times. here to discuss those proposed cuts to the v.a. paid welcome to the program. you had an interview with the v.a. sec. doug collins last week on those proposed cuts and to his department, let's first listen to a portion of that interview. [video clip] >> there is a leaked memo out that there could be up to 80,000 cuts and really fundamental reorganization coming in the next few months. is that the plan here? are we looking at cuts of that size in a real complete rethinking

massachusetts congresswoman catherine clark wears angry on her sleeve. >> i am angry today.ngry what i saw that that president of the united states, who ran and had people vote for him because he said he was going to cut their costs. he was going to make sure they had a chance at the american dream has come in with an unelected, richest man on earth and taken a chainsaw to everything we care about. >> laura: now, these people are triggered whenever trump fulfills a campaign pledgor calls them out. they don't propose solutions. they project emotions. hence, al green's new nickname the raging cane. instead of nightmare to refrain from more outbursts. house dems went all in today albeit a little off key ♪ >> clear the well. the house has to continue its business. ♪ >> laura: oh, singing a sour note. now, as a party, they have gone from loving peace to prolonging war, from touting girl power, to destroying women's sports. from enforcing our borders, to throwing them open. and while bill clinton worked overtime with republicans to balance the budget. democrats are now fighting an

comer: no, it was not, but i knew and read about it in my book, catherine harry was doing a forensicit. i knew that from a very good source. and everything we had checked out from the laptop with the first subpoena, the bank balances. there was a copy of an account on the laptop, matched it to the penny, and it would be very hard to replicate that. there were some other things that people had given us. i would not call them whistleblowers because a whistleblower is someone who works for the government, but sources who had given us different emails and things that mesh -- matched identical. we saw phones, text messages that matched on the laptop, and our first hearing was with the twitter executives. right at that time elon musk bought twitter and released a bit of information that should there were people in the government that were encouraging. they did not demand twitter to get down. they just said you are fixing to get a story pop up and it sure looks like russian disinformation. host: february 2023. what was the period of discovery like? when you were getting ready for these hear

catherine clark and gathered all these in a room in a dom jesus meeting to scold them. >> lawrence: theyome to jesus. they need to start over. need a hard reset. they need a clean sheet of paper and decide what do you stand for? seems like every value system once held the republicans under this populism of donald trump has hijacked and taken away. used to be the democrats that were supposed to be for the kids and the workers out there yowsed to be common sense. now he is taking it away and i don't think they are willing to do that. >> brian: senator gallego on with us arizona. why don't they sit around and say here are the areas i can work with trump that i want to get something done? go have a meeting with the president. and begin to cross party lines. and then when you get closer and closer to the midterms i know it's going to be polarized again. no longer a part does nothing if you don't try to do something. at least can you say these areas i tried to work with them. remember, the only reason biden got some of that legislation passed is republicans crossed on the infrastructure deal.

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. >> ainsley: did he catherine schwarzenegger.alked about raising their kids in the catholic church because her family is catholic. her mom is marie shriver kennedy. carley, you are going to love him when you hear his interview. it's nice and refreshing to see people in hollywood not being ashamed or afraid to stand up many is he an a. lister. thank you, that's coming up later in the show. all right. 24 minutes after the top of the hour. chilling text messages reveal the moments university of idaho students realized someone was inside their house as their friends were killed. that is next. ♪ (♪) the last eight years i've been in bed, basically. after taking relief factor, after two weeks, when i woke up in the morning, i could open and close my hands, stand on my feet without them killing me, the pain just subsided. if pain is affecting your life, see how relief factor can help you fight back. 100% drug-free, relief factor doesn't mask pain, it helps eliminate it. call or go online. get your 3-week quickstart today, only $19.95. w

faulkender thank you for being here and congratulations to lauren and catherine for being here.r data is going tohe get confirmed and i look forward to supporting your confirmation. are you familiar with the tangible income provision? >> iin am. >> how important is it to you? things important to make sure the u.s. operators have an incentive to engage in economic activity here instead of abroad. >> can you describe the information at your fingertips how activity changed after the passage and what could happen if we did an extended? >> prior to the tax cut in a jobs act that the company engages in activity here on the contemporaneous tax of 45 the engages in activity abroad and have that activity recognized the low taxow jurisdiction it could be minimal single digits if not closer to zero. but that does is it encourages that activity to occur abroad. with the tax cuts and the jobs act to visit simultaneously brought down the rate for taxing activity here from 35ti to 21 ad it raised the tax rate that would be paid on having that activity occur abroad. we do as you reduce the wedg

mouse nascar race in phoenix, catherine will make her nascar cup series debut. the first woman to drive in a cup series event since danica patrick in 2018. a momentous occasion in the male-dominated sport. conover 78 tomorrow 3:30 p.m. eastern on fox sports one. you will want to make sure you cite your clock forward so you don't miss those important times. that's how fox reports this saturday march 8 of 2025. i am jon scott. thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. to "the five." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro among with harold ford jr., jesse watters, shannon bream, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. ♪ ♪ this week was nothing short of a disaster for the democrat party. the looney tunes backing the right of men to pummel female athletes with zero senate democrats voting to protect women sports. then came the most embarrassing bingo night in history as they refused to stand up for a kid with cancer during trump's speech. don't even get me started on those cringeworthy videos. the trump white house i

but now the estuary and ocean science center's interim executive director, catherine boyer, says that end after san francisco state, which runs the program, recently announced there is no funding to keep it going. >> that was a surprise. we didn't actually see it coming with that timing. >> i think it's hard to be around this place and not be concerned with what's going on. >> she is one of 30 graduate students trying to finish research projects his involved sea life interactions. >> it's hard to plan an experiment when you don't know what facilities and what resources you have available to you. >> here in the genetics lab. research projects are continuing for now at least, but deadlines are looming and the stress level is building. >> there's been a rush that i've been given this very hard deadline to finish as fast as possible. >> eric ortiz says a lot of federal funding has been put on pause as well. >> and i think it's going to be a huge loss, not just for what's happening locally, but there's a lot of different kind of relationships that this lab has with people from all over the

my friend catherine murphy who has made excellent movies on cuba was born in cuba i looked at cuba from their lands and in going back ultimo times i learned the truth about the wonderful things that cuba has to offer the world. through their literacy program, education, they are so highly educated. i am a cofounder of a family run -- [inaudible] to gather we have a project through culture exchange program to artists in los angeles california. we have gonee already for three years. what i want to ask you from a very interpersonal relationship, americans makeri it very diffict for us to run our project. how can you support us in making our project manifests. >> very briefly, i tried to do a gofundme page andnd gofundme blocked the page. i had to talk with their lawyers and i could not have a gofundme page. my brother through bank of america set me $700 for my plane ticket, they did not allow it to go in because of what he said. they are always, america is making it very difficult for us. how can you help us to run the project. >> we will take one more in this round. >> thank you deputy fo

. >> catherine troisi. to your. his face. you. >> alexa henning. >> donald trump's second presidency is less than six weeks old, but in that short time, the news flow out of the white house has been like water from a fire hose. when the comedian bill maher asked me to appear on his hbo show real time on friday, i asked him if we could flip the cameras around so i could get his take on trump 2.0. i should note that hbo and cnn share the same parent company, warner bros. discovery. bill maher pleasure. >> always good to have you on my set on your show. >> love, love turning the tables. so tell me you are looking at trump 2.0. what is your reaction? i mean, most people say this is the real trump. he was you know, he was kind of he had guardrails of all the generals, all the republican establishment. this is the real trump. what do you think? >> well, this is hollywood. if this was a sequel, we'd call it trump two. this time it's personal. i mean, look, you know, i predicted it. i talked about it a million years ago before he got

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san francisco assembly member catherine stefani has introduced the california. restaurant reservation anti-piracy act. it would stop third party websites from selling unauthorized reservations. lawmakers say in many cases, bots track when reservations are released and scoop all the bookings and then sell them for high prices on black market websites. restaurants say this often leads to no shows and in turn lost revenue. in a statement, assembly member stefani says ab 1245 will crack down on the predatory practice of reservation scalping, which not only deceives consumers but also exploits our local restaurants who are still struggling to recover from the pandemic. >> well, our warm weather stretch will soon be coming to an end. of course, we've been talking about the warm temperatures since wednesday, so wednesday, yesterday and today. in fact, for today, quite a few records to report. take a look. you see santa rosa and concord in the upper 70s. san jose 77. the oakland airport 74 and napa 73 degrees, breaking the old record of 72. so another warm day across mo

. >> catherine. >> do you really think. >> you can do. >> it in. >> one of the most. >> provocative films of the year? and you can't look away? >> i can. >> feel when you're. >> watching me. >> i like it. >> black bag rated r only. >> in theaters march 14th with special engagements in dolby kids. >> i'm sure you're wondering why your mother and i asked you here tonight. it's because it's a buffet of all you can eat. butterfly shrimp and sirloin steak. yeah. >> that's the reason. >> i don't get it. >> do you have any idea how much this will cost at other restaurants? >> not really. i'm only six. >> a lot, honey. a lot, kiddo. >> oh, okay. >> yeah. >> any given saturday. >> and a little work. and a little play. >> oh. >> ah. >> hey, a little help. >> and a truck that says no to nothing. hey, dad. >> can i get them. >> a ride? >> yeah. >> the silverado trail boss and chevrolet together. let's drive. problems with gray hair? >> not anymore. >> with the new. >> alpecin gray attack, an easy to use shampoo for darker and thicker. >> looking hair. day by. >> day, fight. >> for your hair with the

and catherine t.arthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to the "news hour." should is taking stock today after president donald trump's marathon address to congress last night. it was a speech reminiscent of one of his campaign rallies, full of applause lines for republicans and his conservative maga base. >> but within minutes democratic protests interrupted the night, with some members holding up signs, others walking out and one removed from the chamber after disrupting the speech. lisa desjardins was in the room and has this report. >> to my fellow citizens, america is back. >> president trump with a fiery address to congress. he waited five years to give. >> [chanting usa] >> for him and republicans, victory lap

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. >> catherine, do you really think you can do it? >> would you kill for me? >> black bag. >> we are only in theaters this friday with special engagements in dolby. when it comes to my space, i got to keep things fresh and tidy. just like mama taught me. so i'm always praying for brees fabric spray to freshen up by fighting odors and locking them away. smells like home. >> la la la la la la la cut muhammad action. louie louis cut ma. >> on her. >> face. okay. >> okay, everybody. that's lunch. >> mud mask no no, no. >> compare hotels in the hotels.com app. >> had it with your old phone. we've got you at verizon. trade in any old phone for iphone 16 pro on us on any plan and get ipad and apple watch series ten all three on us. that's up to $2,000 in value only on verizon. >> i wonder if this golf cart has hands free driving. >> way. >> it didn't. >> but my sketches slip into a completely hands free. i just step in and they're on. >> honey. but the gains are pumping. >> dad, is mommy a finance bro? >> she switched careers to make money for your weddings. >> ooh,

san francisco assemblymember catherine stefani. excuse me?roduced the california restaurant reservation anti-piracy act. it will target bots that scoop up reservations and resell them for high prices on the black market. restaurants say this often leads to no shows and in turn, lost revenue. vatican officials say pope francis is in good spirits after a respiratory crisis yesterday. fox's jeff paul has more from rome. outside of the hospital where the pope is undergoing treatment. >> vatican officials say pope francis is in stable condition after he had a restful night. this latest update comes after an alarming setback friday, with the pope suffering from an isolated respiratory crisis, which then led to him inhaling vomit. now he's alternating between a breathing mask and high flow oxygen therapy. >> we want to pray for pope because we know pope now is sick. so only the prayer we can. we hope pope is heal. so all over the world we need pope. >> all on saturday, hundreds of employees from rome's gemelli hospital prayed for the pope's recovery