coming up, the special honor for caitlin clark. >> and later, why? expert says a dog's life is more meaningful than our own. you're watching world lives of mormon wives tonight, after the bachelor on abc. >> in sports, rory mcilroy says it was really cool to win at one of the cathedrals of golf. the former world number one picked up a two shot win at the pebble beach pro-am. it was the 27th pga tour win of his career. that's third among active players, behind only tiger woods and phil mickelson. >> wow. and talk about a legend already. women's basketball. some special honors on the court. >> yes, two of the sport's greatest players have been given a very special recognition. and here's abc's whit johnson. >> two women. two undeniable legacies. their jerseys raised to the rafters. a'ja wilson, a two time olympic gold medalist, three time wnba mvp, winning two championships with the las vegas aces. emotional holding back tears as the south carolina gamecocks retired her number 22. >> chase your dreams without fear. >> from west des moines, iowa. hours

now basketball icon caitlin clark's jersey has been retired in iowa.clark and her family watched her number 22 rise to the rafters in the carver-hawkeye arena. this wnba rookie of the year becomes just the third iowa player to have her jersey retired. >> it's kind of a weird feeling coming back here and not being able to play, but it's just really exciting time still for this program and very fortunate to be a part of it and feel very lucky that a lot of my former teammates and, you know, former coaches are here and able to support me and a lot of friends and family. so i'm just really lucky. >> a tribute to a pretty remarkable college career. clark is the division one women's basketball all time leading scorer and has won three big ten tournament titles. just for fun, i was looking up how much her rookie of the year card was going for. yeah, before the show, like a quarter million dollars. >> she's phenomenal. >> yeah. what. >> did you make a bid for the car? >> please, let's ask for raises and then maybe. chris is in. interesting. maybe that's. >> pr

we leveraged capability within 24 hours to support emphasis in clark county.s pivot to local allowed us to work with other orgs such as the bennett media group on radio, spotify, the facebook voter alerts and ads on x. the message we put out was to educate voters on how to check the status of their ballot and how they could secure an additional ballot if the determination was that their ballot was destroyed in the incident. some examples of voter alerts. i know you probably cannot read the fine print. to check our voter registration database, where you can log in and make determination as to whether your ballot has been received at local level. we provided dates, times and the address of county elections office so individuals unfamiliar with location could go physically to the county and have them print out ballot so they could vote there and turn it in. we reminded everyone if they notify the county there was probably not enough time for the ballot to be mailed to them so it was imperative they took additional action to make sure their ballot would be counted

iowa basketball honored its most famous alum, caitlin clark, the ncaa's all-time leading scorer and ledk-to-back final fours. clark and the indiana fever will be at chase center june 19th for a wnba game at the golden state valkyries and that will be a bam. >> that's going to be sold out, too. >> oh, yeah. >> well deserved. thanks, vern. >>> the 2025 grammys are in the books. as usual, bay area artists were well represented among the winners. we're going to show you next. >> this kind of music can't exist without diversity. that flavor, the sauce from new orleans to oakland, oaktown. touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. they stand for elegance. refinement. and prestige. even a little can go a long way. and though they're darker than the darkest night. they make you see everything in a new light. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months on the purchase of select new 2025 sportage and 2025 sorento models. >>> the is 2025 grammy awards have all been handed out and some of those grammys are headed right back here to the bay area. brian hackney has a look at the local winners

clark. >> tuesday for sure. but there's some light rain out there.s lifting northward. as the system digs offshore. it doesn't mean we won't, but it will be a lot of cloud cover, and some rain is really what we're doing. the wind will pick up first. really? temperatures are pretty mild here. 50s on the temps, even mid 50s. upper 50s for some, but rain is on the way. there just won't be a lot today. there could be some of that steady drip, drip drip russian river around mount tamalpais, also santa cruz mountains. then tomorrow it will pick up and it will continue to pick up. we'll get a break on wednesday. then another system will roll in here on thursday. so there could be some pretty good totals. flood watch starts tonight. and also up in the mountains there is a winter storm warning, but it's going to be later, not sooner as well, because this is too much in the way of a warm air coming in. so till the clouds roll by, it's more about clouds than it is rain, but cloudy, mild to mostly cloudy. could even be some sun breaks in the santa clara valley,

. >> reporter: hours later, caitlin clark's number 22 jersey for the university of iowa also retired.'s ncaa division i scoring leader bringing one more sell-out card to carver hawkeye arena. the basketball phenom drafted number one overall in 2024 going on to play for the indiana fever, where she broke the wnba's rookie scoring record with 789 points. and was named rookie of the year. inspiring future generations. >> she's our idol. >> it's exciting to see how she plays. we learned a lot of moves because of her. >> reporter: in a previous interview, clark telling robin roberts about her impact on the sport. >> somebody that inspired not only the state of iowa but people around the country to hopefully chase after your dreams whether you're 5 years old or whether you're 90 years old. >> and both careers just getting started. thanks so much for watching tonight. have a great night. now, but a series of stronger storms to start the week ahead. i'll have the forecast. >> i'm cornell bernard in the north bay with the latest storm has brought a lot of flooding and toppled trees, and more r

[video playback] - say hello to clark kent.ayback] christopher reeve: what i liked was trying to play two people at the same time, superman and clark kent. there's a calculated schizophrenia between the two of them. matthew reeve: there's this amazing scene, my favorite scene of my dad's film work. and he was playing superman, playing clark kent. [video playback] - hi, can i come in? - takes his glasses off, and he transforms. some blush on, and. - lois, there's something i have to tell you. i'm really-- i mean, i was at first really nervous about tonight. [end playback] matthew reeve: puts his glasses back on. he's clark again instantly. i mean, he absolutely nailed it. pierre spengler: the magic was that you absolutely believed in their love story. christopher reeve: i really think that out there, hopefully around the world, that romance is what they want to see. interviewer 4: do you have that? christopher reeve: oh, god, yes, but i found it. i'm very lucky. i met this girl while i was making superman in london. hi, welcome.

that legal analyst steven clark, who noted that this ongoing court case is not the only thing torres is being investigated for. >> san jose police still have their outstanding investigation completely separate from tours allegation 20 years ago. the more recent investigation stems from a legit text torres sent about committing acts to a minor while he was on city business in chicago. think the key to this case will be. >> is it just about an event that occurred 20 years ago, which was very serious or is it something that suggests still dangerous to minors? and when you look at those text messages are very disturbing. and i think there's going to be an evaluation. is this just fantasy or is it something that he's acted out on? and we don't know that yet. >> clark says the defense is also trying to go with the plea deal instead of taking the case to trial knowing the san jose community is shocked. this was a very big shock to the city of san jose. and i think it's important for the defense to try to give some age to the case. i think that's also going on here at the tell that torres is

superman and clark kent. there's a kind of calculated schizophrenia between the two of them. >> there's this amazing scene. it's my favorite scene of my dad's film work. and he was playing superman, playing clark kent. >> oh, hi. i come in. >> he takes his glasses off, and he. transforms. >> some blush. >> on. i'm really-- i mean, i was at first >> lois. there's something i have to tell you. i'm really. >> um. >> i mean, i was at first really nervous about tonight. >> puts his glasses back on, and he's clark again. instantly. i mean, he absolutely nailed it. >> hi. the magic was that you absolutely believed in their love story. >> i really think that out there, hopefully around the world, that romance is what they want to see. >> do you have that? >> oh, god. yes, but i found it. i'm very lucky. i met this girl while i was making superman in london. hi. you're welcome. very well, thank you. >> lovely lady. >> yes, this is gaxton. >> hello. >> how are you? >> it looks like. >> somebody gave you a kiss. >> befo

well, democratic congresswoman yvette clarke of new york is here.air of the congressional black caucus. so let's ask her. >> congresswoman, good morning to you. good to see you. that question from symone, i mean, he told us who he was. obviously, there are folks who chose not to listen. he has already implemented a number of things gender hiring, foreign aid freezes, things cold, right, from project 2025. how then, do you fight back? >> well, the good thing about it is that democrats are prepared. >> we've been. >> studying project 2025. the manifesto that. was published, and we also serve on. >> every committee of jurisdiction. we have our ranking members. >> in subcommittees. >> and full committees. >> so we're prepared. we're prepared to. >> make sure. >> that we do everything. >> within our power to. >> push back, to offer alternatives, and. >> to. >> make sure that the american people. >> are educated and informed about how this will impact their lives if it goes into full effect. >> congresswoman, i find it a little bit ironic to have this whi

now, clark is making waves, of course, in the wnba, recently being named the 2024 rookie of the year.ow in the spotlight this hour, beyonce's big night at the grammys. >> the celebration honored some of music's biggest stars, but the queen bee bei bei bei took center stage. >> the grammy goes. >> to. >> temu could do either, actually cowboy carter. >> 16. beyonce. beyonce. >> despite being nominated several other times, this was her first win for album of the year. that's amazing. >> isn't it? yeah, it really is. beyonce also became the first black woman to win a grammy for best country album, and while accepting that award, she had a message for all artists wow. >> i really. >> was not. >> expecting this. >> wow. >> i want to. >> thank god. >> oh my god. that i'm able to. still do what i love after so many years. i think. >> sometimes genre. >> is a cold word. >> to keep us in our place as artists. >> and i. >> just want. >> to encourage. >> people to do what they're passionate about kendrick lamar was also a big winner, with his top charting track not like us. >> he swept all the ca

brigadier general john b clark kinnear's reports is because marmaduke never filed a report. he was captured my creek and was out of the war and decided it. what didn't want to write a report so. but cabell was captured at my creek. so you know one, two, 3000 on each side. but it's they're very poor estimates and i was wondering about the overall objectives of the starting price how many of those would have abject failures. okay. he did bring back recruits not, as many as he promised. so he did bring back recruits. when he left camden, he was replaced as commander of district of arkansas in. the confederate turns mississippi by major-general john magruder, magruder said. yeah, he brought back 5000 recruits, but i got nothing i can't do anything for them because i have no arms for them. so i don't know that magruder and price were simpatico back then. also, they couldn't get the recruits across mississippi. the union controlled the mississippi. and they they couldn't get the recruits across from. so i'm not sure how useful they. the other thing supplies are price his official

that legal analyst steven clark, who noted that this ongoing court case is not the only thing torres is being investigated for. >> san jose police still have their outstanding investigation completely separate from tours allegation 20 years ago. the more recent investigation stems from a legit text torres sent about committing acts to a minor while he was on city business in chicago. think the key to this case will be. >> is it just about an event that occurred 20 years ago, which was very serious or is it something that suggests still dangerous to minors? and when you look at those text messages are very disturbing. and i think there's going to be an evaluation. is this just fantasy or is it something that he's acted out on? and we don't know that yet. >> clark says the defense is also trying to go with the plea deal instead of taking the case to trial knowing the san jose community is shocked over what their former district and union member of the have done, this was a very big shock to the city of san jose. and i think it's important for the defense to try co give some age to the

clark and her family watched her number 22 rise to the rafters in the carver-hawkeye arena.his wnba rookie of the year becomes just the third iowa player to have her jersey retired. >> it's kind of a weird feeling coming back here and not being able to play, but it's just really exciting times still for this program and very fortunate to be a part of it and feel very lucky that a lot of my former teammates and, you know, former coaches are here and able to support me and a lot of friends and family. so i'm just really lucky. >> yeah, what an amazing turnout. a tribute to a remarkable college career, as you can see. clark is the division one women's basketball all time leading scorer and has won three big ten tournament titles. well, it's been a wild weekend in the nba and are there more moves to come? chris alvarez joins us now with a preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports, there's been a whole lot of action ahead of thursday's nba trade deadline. another blockbuster done today. and could one be on the way for the warriors. the latest on the jimmy but

wnba star caitlin clark was back at her old stomping grounds today for a big honor. her number, 22, retired in a ceremony at iowa's carver-hawkeye arena. clark stood at center court right there with her family as her jersey went up into the rafters. only been one season since the former iowa guard completed her historic college career, reaching four ncaa tournaments and winning three big ten tournament titles. now among the crowd was also her current coach for the indiana fever. yeah, that didn't take long. usually it takes a little while longer before they retire jerseys but could not be could not be more deserved. could not be a game changer. we only she'll be in the bay area not too long, so we have something to look forward to. talking a little basketball as well, nba style. the warriors are still looking to play let's make a deal before the nba trade deadline. why the trade talks with miami star jimmy butler might have hit a pause. stick around. sports is n the nba are just waiting to see if the warriors are going to make a move before thursday's trade deadline.

and i believe we have diana bullock and guy clark guy clark here from the airport. >> good morning chair walton, vi cha cheryl and committee member of gentleman i'm guy clark. i'm the. for the airport and i'm here to present the amended surveillance technology policy just to provide a little background. >> the airport automated license plate reader ground transportation management system surveillance technology policy was reviewed and approved by the board back in 2021 and at t ti there was cuio ang these two technologies. but when? when the park assist parking guidance system technology came up in our inventory in working with kuwait we discussed and reviewed and felt that it would be best to combine these into one policy. so we amended the existing policy with the parking guidance system specifically the technology description. authorize use cases two new ones were added as a justification was updated for the new part for the new technology the benefits to residents and to the department were updated. the data sharing and retention were updated. the key note there is that the parking s

and caitlin clark returned to iowa's carver hawkeye arena to see her number 22 be retired there.ege basketball's all-time leading scorer while leading the hawkeyes to back-to-back appearances in ncaa's championships. >>> an important recall parents need to know about, and president trump fires the head of the federal consumer watchdog agency. here's matt pieper with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: always eyes will be on wall street this morning after president trump imposed tariffs against some key u.s. trading partners. dow futures are down more than 450 points. as for friday's stocks closed lower. the dow lost 337. nasdaq down 54. s&p losing 30 points. >>> trump fired the director of the consumer financial protection bureau in the latest purge of a biden administration holdover. he was notified of the firing via afternoon email from the white house. under the law chopra was to serve a five-year term which meant he could have stayed on as the cfpd director but said he would leave if the new president asked. >>> gerber is recalling and discontinuing edible sticks meant to

that legal analyst steven clark, who noted that this ongoing court case is not the only thing torres is being investigated for. >> san jose police still have their outstanding investigation completely separate from tours allegation 20 years ago. the more recent investigation stems from a legit text torres sent about committing acts to a minor while he was on city business in chicago. think the key to this case will be. >> is it just about an event that occurred 20 years ago, which was very serious or is it something that suggests still dangerous to minors? and when you look at those text messages are very disturbing. and i think there's going to be an evaluation. is this just fantasy or is it something that he's acted out on? and we don't know that yet. >> clark says the defense is also trying to go with the plea deal instead of taking the case to trial knowing the san jose community is shocked. this was a very big shock to the city of san jose. and i think it's important for the defense to try to give some age to the case. i think that's also going on here at the tell that torres is

. >> reporter: lisa clark lives nearby and says she would have been parked near the crash site when itpened, but she was running late for work. >> it's very, very just shocking. there's people that, you know, just didn't have a chance. >> reporter: federal aviation authorities are on-site and leading the investigation into what caused this deadly crash. officials say they've found the two engines but have not located the cockpit voice recorder and are asking for the public's help. nancy? >> madeline wright of cbs philadelphia, thank you. >>> tonight, the army released the identity of the third crew member aboard that blackhawk helicopter that collided with an american airlines flight over the potomac river this week. captain rebecca loback, a native of durham, north carolina, was 28 years old. 67 people were killed in the crash. >>> tonight president trump as threatened hit top trading partners with taish refs up to 25%. billions of dollars' worth of goods are affected. the nonpart tan tax foundation says tariffs could cost the average american family $830 a year. cbs' willie james inm

good afternoon, supervisor clark and community members. i'm grace lee, the cultural district's manager at the mayor's office of housing and community development. >> i'm going to provide a brief overview of the cultural districts program before turning it over to tina aguirre, the director of the castro lgbtq cultural district. >> it's the cultural district's program was established by the board of supervisors in 2018. its vision is to preserve, strengthen and promote cultural communities by supporting residents legacy businesses, nonprofits, community arts, social practices and traditions . the program focuses on specific cultural communities in the city as well as ethnic groups that have been historically discriminated against displays and oppressed. a cultural district is defined as a geographical area that embodies a unique cultural heritage. this includes a concentration of cultural and historic assets and cultural enterprises such as arts services and businesses . in addition, a significant portion of its residents are people who spe

so time i, i'm not sure that you caught that, but when clark was interviewing a sister, we came to came to see her brother was just released. we just stepped off the bus. she explained succinctly that she was of 2 minds about this. very happy to see her brother, but he is coming back to a home that has been destroyed and he is coming back to a family that has been destroyed because their mother said their mother was killed during the war. yes. and then this is a particularly difficult aspect of the way of the way this has been from the and the things were taken by as well. have had absolutely no communication with their families backing guys pocket because as well did not allow c r c to visit them in retaliation for the conditions of the captives in gaza. possibly because there was, is no infrastructure there been on the consistent, bachmann no internet, no way to communicate. so a lot of these prisoners will come out. and they will only allow now the result of the 14 months war on their homes and their families and their relatives and so on. and also i suspect the names were not public

so joining me today is dave clark. thank you so much for joining us.id staying late for us, and we're also joined by stephen parker, the host of the stephen parker show on k. dia radio. steven thank you so much for being our special guest today. we appreciate it. we got a lot to discuss here, and i love to hear you all opinion. here's something here. ok, let's start with this one. there

if they make it way by getting off the stage, you direct costs 3 adults surrounded by that you are clark official, as well as any of the jobs fighters and he is inside the dog. right now again, we are watching these live pictures from gaza city for this saturday morning with a 3rd is really captive. was you to be handed over today has now been handed to the red cross and is now getting into the red cross vehicle. his name is k siegel. he's a nice really american who was taken captive in garza and he's now been freed off to 15 months. and this is happening today in 2 different locations. the exchange with the red cross, the one we saw earlier was in hon units in southern guys. and this one happening just now in gaza. city captive keeps single handed over to the red cross about to leave got a city and had to israel that to the cap. this one, the captives were handed over earlier. i have now arrived in israel with watching these live pictures unfold quite as talk difference from what we saw 48 hours ago. so honey, this looks like a much more com, a scene. they are on lucas obvious, the crow

that's legal analyst steven clark who noted that this ongoing court case is not the only thing torresbeing investigated for. >> san jose police still have their outstanding investigation completely separate from tours allegation 20 years ago. the more recent investigation stems from a legit text torres sent about committing acts to a minor while he was on city business in chicago. think the key to this case will be. >> is it just about an event that occurred 20 years ago, which was very serious or is it something that suggests still dangerous to minors? and when you look at those text messages are very disturbing. and i think there's going to be an evaluation. is this just fantasy or is it something that he's acted out on? and we don't know that yet. >> clark says the defense is also trying to go with the plea deal instead of taking the case to trial knowing the san jose community is shocked over what their former district and union member of the have done, this was a very big shock to the city of san jose. and i think it's important for the defense to try to give some age to the case

clark would you check if there are any callers? >> chair found that there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you adam that item is now closed. with that i call to make sure i have the number and right would it be number five so just keep the same number separate. i call item number six which is discussion and possible action regarding the push the relation decision and order the matter of randy collins mr. demicco thank you chair. good morning. and so this is a matter i'll give a brief summary and then i'm available for questions. the matter involves randy collins who is a respondent. he was a member of the board of examiners from 2014 2024. during that time he was also the founder and ceo of ftf engineering i the three counts in this case are that during the period in question that is included in the statute of limitations from 2020 to 2024 count one there was one year in which respondent did not file a form 700 as 2022 count two there were five occasions in which the respondent mr. collins did not include paid the various cont

dizoglio, members of the judiciary and governors council, members of congress, particularly leader clark, elected officials, mayors and local officials, former elected, good evening, governor, business and labor leaders, clergy and gas, to everyone in this great chamber and everyone at home, thank you for giving me the privilege of serving as your governor. [applause] for joanna and our family, thank you for your love and support. for our lieutenant governor, kim driscoll. [applause] cam, that says it all. there's nobody who does a better job of keeping us fired up, of always focusing us on the needs of residents in our community. you give 110% all the time. the state couldn't have a better leader and i thank you. [applause] >> to members of our cabinet and executive staff, key massachusetts all the way. to our state employees, thank you for the work that you do to keep massachusetts strong. [applause] to our service members, veterans and gold star families, everything we have we owe to you. [applause] 250 years ago is able on a bridge in concord, the farmers, tradesmen and shopkeepers o

clark let's just take super bowl sunday, okay? there's going to be beer, okay? corona here comes from mexico. it's going to affect your walk because what is guacamole made of? avocados both from mexico. >> earlier on fox the premier british columbia's calling for a boycott on alcohol from red states in the united states. >> when an action like this is taken against our country we have to fight smarter. and when we target specifically the decision-makers that are supporting this trait action against can i went to work with the president on fighting transnational organized crime. let's get back to that. >> tomorrow president trump we just is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu of the white house's first meeting with a foreign leader at the white house since returning to office next week arrives at the white house next week. orcs lucas tomlinson and west palm beach, florida thanks so much. alright guys, jason bean experienced member of congress, want to show you these numbers the migrants again with suspected terror ties encountered at the northern and souther

clark let's go to public comment on item number four. yes. members of the public who wish to speak on this matter should line would speak at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. >> good morning supervisors. my name is john mickey. i'm a resident of san francisco . >> i was a civilian volunteer with s.f. pd for 14 years and i've been a board member at bay leaf for the last couple of years. i was recently elected the vice president and i'm the only civilian not affiliated with law enforcement sitting on the board. this board is run with integrity and this board supports law enforcement individuals, their families and civilians who work for law enforcement agencies. >> and i think the appeal for me was to really start building a bridge between the community and law enforcement so we could understand each other better, understand public safety issues ,understand the challenges of being in law enforcement and as art said, fill the gap. >> san francisco's at the cutting edge of solving the challenges of law enforcement issues. but t

. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. monday morning, february 3rd. it's a little late, but at the beginning of every month, you say what? >> rabbit. rabbit. to ensure a good month. and i also crossed fingers for rain. steve paulson. >> well, you're doing your job. well, i should say we're off to a rainy start, as you just mentioned there. we're getting light rain, just the warm overrunning. the main system really is more about tonight, tomorrow and again on thursday. so cloudy conditions off and on, light rain drizzle, but the front and the associated surface low still have a ways to go. but they will get here. 50s on the temps with a rather robust south wind. so not too much rain today unless you're some of the higher elevations. but it will crank up tonight. overnight into tuesday looks like somewhat of a break on wednesday. then the next system rolls in here on thursday, and that one looks to be just about as as strong here. so get ready. some pretty good rainfall on the way although we need it till the clouds roll by. there will be some rain in t

yeah, i was part of the stunt team on that, which was coordinated by joanna mclaren clark and fantasticng with the wire stunts, really innovative, innovative stunts that the team provided. but you won't know it's me. yeah, i'll be like a munchkin running around and stuff. >> that's rubbish. >> that's rubbish. >> it was great. >> it was great. >> but don't give up your day job. >> that's nicholas. >> that's nicholas. >> i won't. »- >> i won't. >> thank you, mate. thank you. great. great guy. thanks for watching. lee anderson's real world, and it's five years ago today since we left the european union. so coming up to talk about that is tom harwood. >> we'll see a cold snap which will quickly develop into a warm front. boxt boiler repairs sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. good evening. welcome to your gb news. weather update from the met office as we head towards the weekend, often staying rather wet and windy to the north—west, largely dry elsewhere and we could even see some sunshine at times. but for now, a frontal system. it's largely fizzling out across the country, but

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and i agree, they feel like clark kent without a phone booth right now.. >> handsome indeed. but these policies trump has enacted so far are all unpopular. releasing the january 6th, terrorists trying to shut down funding, getting rid of birthright citizenship. none of these are about 50%. the majority of citizens are against them. we just saw in iowa this week a democrat running for state senate flip a district with a 27 point spread that trump won by 21 points. the 35th district in iowa. this week it happened. we forget that kamala harris was in this race for 100 days and she got more votes. she got the third highest vote total of anyone ever to run for president in this country. as bleak as it feels, people are psyched out. the democrats are going to do what they did last time. they're going to lick their wounds slowly assemble, let trump do some work for them, and they're going to be talking a lot about education and health care. i hope some of them will start introducing impeachment articles every week. when the gop was trying to repeal obamacare 70

city of atlanta, which is the host of a lot of black colleges all in one place, such as morehouse, clarkorris brown, who just recently got his accreditation back. so it's very prominent for them to see and observe and also be welcomed. just me going to an hbcu. i've been uplifted in so many ways that i couldn't imagine. >> you opened your eyes. you grew up in maroon city, you said. and so when you went there, how much did it kind of just change and empower? >> it made me more everything in every which way, shape or form. just being able to grow up, away from home at the time of need, being surrounded by professionals that look like me. people that believed in me without being judged of my skin color or background or anything. >> okay, so let's go through what you guys need, how it's been going, and what you want to say to people who in terms about helping. >> we've been raising money since november. our goal was 25,000 to take seven students. most recently, we've raised up to 10,500 dollars, but things have slowed down. so by default i had to cut the list short just in case to four stude

clark for five minutes ask your questions for. >> good afternoon everyone and thank you german hudson. thank you ranking member for this important hearing. let me also think our panel of experts for joining us this afternoon. filing my warmest regards welcome to all of my new colleagues on the subcommittee and the energy and commerce committee. spectrum is such an important part of this committee's jurisdiction a fitting topic for for subcommittee hearing of the 119 congress. particularly given the continued lapse in the fcc spectrum auction authority. while i'm disappointed the senate was unable to follow our lead in the 118th on auction authority i am proud of the work this committee has done in recent years on spectrum policy. the need to advance and enact legislation that reinstates auction authority helpful spectrum policies is more important than ever given the multi- year lapse it's equally important that we get it right. spectrum is a public resource and must be treated as such are spectrum policies must carefully balance the needs of both federal and nonfederal users while fo

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clark thank you madam chair.and transportation will now hear public comment on agenda item number three related to adding the commemorative street name designation desire kingston way to ingersoll avenue does anyone have public comment for this item? >> madam chair it appears to have no speakers. okay seeing no public comment on this item public comment is now closed. colleagues i'd like to make a motion that we send this item out of committee with a positive reckoned with a positive recommendation and as a committee report on the motion offered by the chair that the resolution be recommended as a committee report. vice chair 1010 i remember marchman i would i chair melgar i melgar i madam chair there are three eyes look at that is that passes that motion passes. mr. clerk is there any other business before us today? >> there is no further business. okay, we're adjourned >> i'm connie chan district one supervisor and welcome to the richmond. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 y

clark thank you madam chair. land use and transportation will now hear public comment on agenda item number three related to adding the commemorative street name designation desire kingston way to ingersoll avenue does anyone have public comment for this item? >> madam chair it appears to have no speakers. okay seeing no public comment on this item public comment is now closed. colleagues i'd like to make a motion that we send this item out of committee with a positive reckoned with a positive recommendation and as a committee report on the motion offered by the chair that the resolution be recommended as a committee report. vice chair 1010 i remember marchman i would i chair melgar i melgar i madam chair there are three eyes look at that is that passes that motion passes. mr. clerk is there any other business before us today? >> there is no further business. okay, we're adjourned >> shared spaces have transformed san francisco's adjacent sidewalks, local business communities are more resilient and their neighbor

and iowa retired the number wnba rookie of the year caitlin clark wore during her historic run at theupset on the court. >> robin: huge! >> rebecca: huge upset on the court the same day taking down number four ranked usc. that's pretty close. snapping the trojans' numbers in a story. [ laughter ] >> robin: i know. thanks so much, rebecca. now to music's golden night, and what a night it was for the grammys, celebrating the city of los angeles, packed with incredible performances. janai, tell us about these big moments. yeah, yeah. >> janai: one included beyonce. beyonce said it herself. it's been many, many many years since she's been in the music game and never won that award until last night. with trevor noah at the helm, the grammys marked not only a night of celebration, but one of community, marking the wild fires that have ravaged los angeles. the show was sort of like a love letter to l.a. overnight, a couple of firsts for the queen herself. >> the grammy goes to cowboy carter! [ applause ] >> reporter: beyonce finally taking home the award that has eluded her her entire career

clark yes. thank you, madam president. i was just kind of echoing what you're going to say. so there are task force, there are active task force and there are inactive task force. so so the question you may be part of a task that they're not doing anything. >> no, we have an active all our active task forces are listed on the chart in your question. so as they're active but they're engaging in some type of investigation. yes. okay. so so those are those are active, inactive or you may have some but there's you're not a member of them as is really correct. >> okay. yeah there were two that to that extent and generally yeah there's going to be a new administration there may be new rules right question is in during the middle of this the first guys who come in men and women they're still operating under the old rules which is what we have now. now whether or not they change it in the middle of the engagement and you get notice generally they will give it here in san francisco, as you say, there is a relationship. they say look, the rules have changed. it is the duty of our offi

and as i said, it's five years since brexit, so the author, ross clark, is going to join me to discuss his book, far from utopia. do you see what he's done there, why europe is failing and how britain could do better. as ever, we've got 90 minutes of punchy politics ahead for you this morning, so don't think of going anywhere. but first, we're going to go through the sunday papers as is normal, and the front pages are a delight. this morning i'm going to discuss them with political correspondent at the spectator. james heale. lovely to see you, james. morning. now, the sunday times has done quite well because two of its writers, gabriel pogrund and patrick maguire, have written this new book on labour, specifically on keir starmer, and it's quite revelatory. i mean, i don't i always look at these things and think, who buys a book on keir starmer and reads it from start to finish? is this sort of summer reading for the sadomasochistic? however, they've got some good lines, including the fact that labour despaired over hr boss starmer. yes, concerned about his leadership leadership skill