the scout from football college is up in the stands. maybe i'd rather go to school for insurance. erio? sí, señora. no puede seguir en la cárcel. me gustaría ir a verlo igual. sí, sí, sí, claro, claro. cuando usted quiera. ¿sabe qué? que dios la puso en mi camino porque... porque mi juan puso los ojos en una muchacha sin corazón. hija de una mujer ambiciosa que piensa que... piensa que mi hijo no es suficiente. créame, que conozco muchas mujeres así. ninguna como ofelia garcía. - ¿ofelia? - sí. esa... esa es el peor ser humano. claro, ella es la que llegó a sustituir a gloria. ¿cuál de sus hijas era la novia de juan? mar. esa... esa es la causante de todas nuestras desgracias. josé maría... ¿dónde dejé mi celular? chema... hola, ¿cómo estás? te tengo información sobre los portilla. no, no, no, de la campaña que traen. sí, pero para contarte, lo mejor es que nos veamos en persona. [timbre] buenas, m'hija. comper, comper. ay, mamá, mal gusto... mejor mi casita. vengo con la señorita priscila. perdón, pero la señorita se encuentra ocupada. ¿y en cuánto tiempo se desocupa? no sabría de

of nfl stars, he's now the fifth player in league history to win a heisman trophy, a national football collegempionship and a super bowl ring. >> maurice: the president believes making pennies doesn't make sense. he has ordered the u.s. treasury to stop. 17 years ago today on "60 minutes," morley safer talked to the director of the u.s. meant about the pennies future. edmund moy said back then there was a potential downside to scrapping it. >> we have taken a look at studies of countries who have gotten rid of their lost denomination calling. there's always at least a one-time inflationary inflationary hit upwards. >> prices have a habit of doing that, don't they? >> people are in the business of trying to make money. >> maurice: money watch correspondent kelly o'grady is here now. why do we think president trump is going after the penny in the first place? >> to save money. you've heard that saying it costs money to make money. this literally applies here at the costs over $0.03 to manufacture a penny and if you think that's bad it costs more for a nickel, close to $0.14. the math doesn't add

two years later you move to the university of colorado and you reenergized college football. nd makes fulsome field the epicenter of college football. first of all, why coach in the first place? do you have other hobbies? >> i was retired. now i am just a dad sitting at home. i am taking my 7-year-old to football practice and i wasn't going to the two different practices, so my 5-year-old, we lied and said he was six so we could have them on the same team. i'm watching them collide and i said to coach, you can't do this. i was still prime. he had no choice. i get up and they do something stupid so i get up again. next thing you know, i am running the whole practice and i thought if i am going to do this, i am going to do it my way. i called some of my friends who were retired and i said let's start this youth football league. we had 1200 kids tried out and the rest was history. ages five to 14 and we just started this unbelievable youth program with football, baseball, basketball, track, cheer. i was coach prime before you knew i was coach prime well over a decade. >> you also

the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. [music] digital literacy is something severely lacking in our world today and it takes a lot to understand that. food water and shelter have basic necessities so long we forget about wifi and connection to the interenet and when you go into communities and realize peep ople are not able to load homework and talk to teachers and out of touch with the world. by providing the network and system we are able to allow them to keep up in the modern age. >> folks still were not served by internet throughout the city and tended to be low income people, people in affordable housing. people of color and limited english and seniors, all those are high concentrations in affordable housing, so we thought given that we had a fiber network that stretched throughout the city reaching deep into neighborhoods that would be a perfect opportunity to address it in san francisco. >> the infrastructure the city and star help us run are dejtle programs. it played a critical

so the naia is offering college scholarships for girls to play flag football in college. oing on for about 3 to 4 years now. and then also the olympics, right. flag football has now been sanctioned as an olympic sport for the 2028 la olympics. and so that's further increasing the number of girls who are looking to participate. because not only can you get money to play in college, but now you can earn a gold medal for the united states. >> this expands the opportunities for girls that want to go into athletics and use the athletics as a launching pad to get into to college as well. and speaking of this, you speak so highly of the game. you also use that enthusiasm to uplift girls as well. tell us a bit about the work you're doing. >> so yes, i founded a company called gridiron queendom in 2013, and gridiron queendom is simply a place for girls and women to go where they can learn more about football. it's a safe space where they can promote the game of football. they can ask questions. just a sisterhood around the globe of women and girls who love football so that no one w

our hallie jackson tells us about the college football player hoping to make his and his brother's dreams: caught in the very last second. >> jack besh has his mobile moment. >> reporter: sending the american team to victory in the annual college senior bowl. but, when you watch it again, watch what jack besh does immediately after getting into the end zone. he kneels, overcome with emotion. then he embrac his teammates and coaches. on his jersey, number 7, his brother's number, his big brother tiger, killed exactly one month ago during the terror attack on bourbon street. jack and his father opening up to nbc news in the days that followed. >> he'll be with us every moment until the end of time, when we sleep, when we eat, when we're working. future endeavors, whatever it may be. believes, who got him i the end zone. >> it's simple. my brother has some wings on me. he gave it to me and let that all take place. >> reporter: tiger, a football star in princeton died wecting s according to the family. before taking the field, jack had dedicated the game to his brother, his teammates all with

far-xi-ga ♪ (♪♪) ♪ >>> there's good news tonight about leaving it all out on the field and the college footballt was the game-winning touchdown -- >> hannigan on the move. >> reporter: -- caught in the very last second. >> jack bech has his mobile moment! >> reporter: sending the american teen to victory in the annual college senior bowl. but when you watch it again, watch what wide receiver jack bech does immediately after he gets into the end zone. he kneels, overcome with emotion, and then he embraces his teammates and his coaches. on his jersey, number 7, his brother's number. his big brother, tiger, killed exactly one month ago during the terror attack on bourbon street. jack and his father opening up to nbc in the days that followed. >> he'll be with us every moment to the end of time, when we sleep, when we eat, when we're working, ture endeavors, whatever it may be. man, he was the best. >> reporter: and last night it was tiger, jack believes, who got him into the end zone. >> it's simple. my brother has some wings on me. he gave them to me and he let that all take place. >> reporter: t

yeah, college football has changed just so much in the past few years. you have the transfer portal, conference realignments in partnership with our sister station, kfsn in fresno. both san jose state and fresno state, giving our stations exclusive news that the two schools will play football games into the 2034 season. now, the spartans and bulldogs, they're each other's longest standing rivals. they've been playing football since 1921. that's a long time. the rivalry continues today with the scheduling news. spartans and bulldogs will play six nonconference games between 2026 through 2034. now, why is this important? fresno state set to join the pac 12 in july of 2026. while the spartans are going to remain in the mountain west conference. so they had to schedule these non-conference games to keep this traditional rivalry going for both sides. the battle of the valley trophy is an important rivalry to keep. >> well, last year was my first time in it. and, you know, going up there, obviously you could see the rivalry there. and the fans there were prett

really cool, as college football fan to watch that eagle els team they had three ba alabama players on. he got asked to leave alabama, to oklahoma for senior year after playing in two national championships. to have him go out there any be mvp is cool. >> cool to watch with you too. >> coming up in big weekend show, how woke were super bowl ads this year? you might be surprised. ♪ ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. ♪ ♪ welcome back. super bowl is over, eagles win, it had something for everyone, celebrity, halftime shows and commercials. >> you call this a party? launch,

we also have some interesting college football news, 2 time nfl coach of the year and cal along ron rivera posted on social media today. he is returning to his alma mater. according to espn, he will join the cal football program in an administrative role. remember, andrew luck recently join the stanford football program as their general manager. so the 63 year-old rivera coached the carolina panthers from 2011 to 19 coach, the washington commanders from 2020 to 23. he was an all-american linebacker at cal back in the 80's. he's a member. the cal athletics hall of fame. all sorts of sports news from all over the world today. yeah, it's been kind of world its been. we've been running all over the place upstairs. question obviously is with the warriors teeth. jimmy butler moves the needle enough for it to be consequential. it's a great question. and, you know, i was talking with some people already. how much of an upgrade is he over andrew akins at this point that i think is the big question because there's stats are pretty similar. again, we we've seen jimmy butler is peak be a legit number

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really cool, as college football fan to watch that eagle els team they had three b alabama players on alabama, to oklahoma for senior year after playing in two national championships. to have him go out there any be mvp is cool. >> cool to watch with you too. >> coming up in big weekend show, how woke were super bowl ads this year? you might be surprised. ♪ ♪ susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management join thousands of advertisers who have built their businesses, reaching america's most influential audience. need creative? we can help. fox news media impact starts here. advertise with us today. ♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try new vaposhower max for steamy vicks vapors. ♪ ♪ welcome back. super bowl is over, eagles win, it had something for everyone, celebrity, halftime shows and

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got some big college football news locally.and fresno state partnering with both kgo and our sister station kfsn in fresno, announcing the scheduling of six future non-conference games between the schools going to the 2034 season. now, after this year, fresno state is joining the newly reformed pac 12. san jose state will remain in the mountain west. these two schools have been playing since 1921, and the announcement guarantees the battle for the valley trophy will live on. >> well, last year was my first time in it. and, you know, going up there, obviously you could see the rivalry there. and the fans there were pretty animated. >> certainly during rivalry week at fresno. everything's more amped up. you see the messaging, you see the emotions are running a little bit hotter during practice and during the department that week. there's just a little bit more on the line. >> george kittle is a huge wrestling fan and he was at monday night raw entering the ring to celebrate with a masked man. pienta the six time pro bowl tight en

the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer.n for public use as well. >> the height of my addiction i was homeless. i was isolatesed from my family. i had lost everything. my spirit was completely broken. methadone gave me my recovery. it gave me my life back. the impacted relationships with my family in the most mir aculous way. i'm living proof that trea >> we have private and public gardens throughout the garden tour. all of the gardens are volunteers. the only requirement is you're willing to show your garden for a day. so we have gardens that vary from all stages of development and all gardens, family gardens, private gardens, some of them as small as postage stamps and others pretty expansive. it's a variety -- all of the world is represented in our gardens here in the portola. >> i have been coming to the portola garden tour for the past seven or eight years ever since i learned about it because it is the most important event of the neighborhood, and the reason it is so important is because it links this neighborhood back

mike pereira fox news sports analyst college football, ufl football.e field. chiefs and eagles. there's going to be a third team on the field and that third team is going to get a lot of attention. they will get it during the game and they will get it on monday, that's the refs. >> there has always been a third team on the field but they have never gotten the recognition they have gotten lately with all the talk about conspiracy. they are here in new orleans already. they are prepared. i just wanted to make sure they are not still walking bourbon street. >> will: i hope they are not out. they have a day or two to recover. >> so much pressure on them always in the super bowl 120 plus million people watching this game. and it's also different. you know, when you think of the regular season, they are lone wolves. they leave their house friday night, maybe early saturday morning. they are alone have a meeting on saturday. have a dinner together and then meet on sunday morning and then the game back home. here at a super bowl. it's the celebration for them.

americans wager more money during nfl and college football seasons than during any other period of thewhat else are you going to bet on? >> i can play baseball, i guess, but now football is kind of made for it. it is now. 733. the super bowl is only part of the party today. this morning deebo samuel, saquon barkley and more. you guessed it will take part in the puppy bowl. of course, the original and longest running call to adoption television event features puppies looking for their forever homes. it also brings attention to animal shelters all across the country. this year, angel city pitbulls has a couple of players featured. it is an la based rescue which right now has been doing work to help displaced dogs due to the wildfires. it's our. >> biggest and best ever. we've got 142 dogs representing 80 different shelters across 40 states in this country and one other country in nicaragua. so we're international this year. and the idea, of course, is to get as many dogs out there in the spotlight as possible so they can be adopted. >> and you can see the full puppy roster at puppy bowl.

. >> top college football players gathered in alabama saturday to play in the 2025 senior bowl.the game's mvp, jack bash, used his postgame spotlight to honor his brother, who was killed in the bourbon street terror attack last month. here he is. >> all the. >> all the big brother. >> does in life is want to see his little brother succeed. um, he's been my role model my whole life. the person i looked up to, the person i wanted to be. um, you know, he was the best big brother i could ever ask for. >> a sobering reminder comes as new orleans works to heal from the devastating loss on new year's day. 14 people were killed and dozens were injured in the deadly vehicle attack. the city is now being fortified for the super bowl next weekend, as well as upcoming mardi gras celebrations. a new steel wedge barrier has been installed around the city's french quarter, which temporarily blocks vehicle access to bourbon street. additional resources are deployed by the u.s. department of homeland security, a stunning nba trade agreement has just altered the league's landscape. two of basketb

yeah, he was very good. >> so senator tommy tuberville of alabama did coach college football at texas tech at one point. but no, he did not coach chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes. whoopsie. another opportunity, of course, to make history on the line this sunday. the eagles the last obstacle standing between the chiefs and a three peat are coy wire is in new orleans for super bowl week. and he caught up with the legendary running back marshall faulk to get his thoughts on the big game. >> you played in this. >> big game. >> you know all. >> about the pressures. >> that come with it from all. >> these superstars. >> patrick mahomes, travis kelce, jalen. >> hurts. >> saquon barkley, all of them. >> they're human. yeah. >> what are the what are the distractions the added pressures that come with this. >> big stage. >> first of all when you. >> get here and you you. >> then find yourself. >> out of your. >> element. >> which is you're. >> staying in. >> a hotel for a week and then. >> you got to. >> play a game. um, what i like. >> is that. >> the teams we traveled., and we. know that th

college football. you know, it's changed so much.l and stanford in the acc. that doesn't seem right. all right. the seem partnership with our sister station in fresno, both san jose state and fresno state, giving our stations exclusive news of the two schools, will play football games into the 2034 season. the spartans and bulldogs, they're each other's longest standing rivals. they've been playing since 1921, and the rivalry continues today with the scheduling news. the spartans and bulldogs are going to play six more nonconference games between 2026 and 2034. now why this is important fresno state is set to join the pac 12 in july 26th, while the spartans remain in the mountain west, so they had to schedule non-conference games to keep this traditional rivalry going for both sides. the battle for the valley trophy. it's an important one to keep. >> well, last year was my first time in it. and, you know, going up there, obviously you could see the rivalry there. and the fans there were pretty animated. so our guys are excited about

super bowl mvp, jalen hurts, his inspiring odyssey from being benched in the college championship, two winning on football's biggest stage. >>> good evening and welcome, president trump tonight, he wants tariffs, this time, signing a proclamation requiring foreign steel and aluminum makers to pay a 25% tariff on goods that they import to the united states. the president also weighing the stakes globally, floating the idea of slapping reciprocal tariffs on every country. but the hardball approach has its risks, mainly, that the tariffs are likely to be passed along to american consumers. the president signing the steel tariff proclamation that the white house just a short time ago, while other big chunks of his agenda including a massive government downsizing, face major legal roadblocks tonight, as the trump administration digs in its heels in a brewing battle over who controls washington. gabe gutierrez is at the white house with late details. >>> tonight, as part of his campaign pledge to rebuild the american steel industry, president trump slapping new 25% tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum imports. >

i didn't know i'm a college football girl, so i didn't know. >> what he was talking.listen, here's what i know. there are a lot of things that he he was talking about. i want to go back to what you just said. now he's simpatico, and we're talking about all the things that are happening. i love the way travis was. like any president, i think it would be great. any president would be great today. everyone's just trying to steer clear of any drama. they want to have a good time. over under that, taylor swift shakes hands with the president when she meets him. >> over under, i will say that there is under a 50% chance. >> okay. over under. does she stand on business because she put up the cat lady post said she was with kamala. you don't know. you don't know. >> are they going to come into. >> each other's? it would be the. >> it would be the it would be amazing. >> it would be the greatest. moment in pop culture combining with politics. i mean, it's the moment that trump would dream about. >> and then he'd be like, she told me she made a mistake. i'm sorry. and so, yes,

i mean the college football players and college basketball players.ortunities that nfl has afforded athletes in other sports. >> why do you think this would benefit the nba by the way? >> well, i just think that there's optionality. and i think that. >> i think if you're the nba, you'd say this is terrible. >> for sure, but the nba is not going anywhere. and the storylines and the stakes and the narratives and the fan bases and like becky was talking about whether it related to luka, that's not going anywhere. and there's an incredible amount of great players. so to think that there's not an opportunity for a different structure or a different league to operate is just not realistic. i mean, if you look at what unrivaled is doing, the wnba, it's not the wnba, wnba players playing in this league. it doesn't happen at the same time. but i think it's ultimately just kept the conversation going around the wnba and how exciting it is. so listen, if players decide to play longer because they don't want to play an 82 g schedule anymore because they're 41 or

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qb 1, super bowl mvp jalen hurts' inspiring odyssey, from being benched in the college championship to winning on football's biggest stage. ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. president trump tonight once more wielding what could be best described as his go-to foreign policy weapon, tariffs. this time signing a proclamation requiring foreign steel and aluminum makers to pay a 25% tariff on goods they import to the united states. the president also weighing the stakes globally, floating the idea of slapping reciprocal tariffs on every country. but the hardball approach has its risks, mainly that those tariffs are likely to be passed along to american consumers. the president signing the steel tariff proclamation at the white house just a short time ago while other big chunks of his agenda, including a massive government downsizing face major legal roadblocks tonight as the trump administration digs in its heels in a brewing battle over who controls washington. gabe gutierrez is at the white house with late details. >> reporter: tight, as part of his campa

and qb 1super bowl mvp jalen hurts' inspiring odyssey, from being benched in the college championship to winning on football'sst stage. ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. president trump tonight once more wielding what could be best described as his go-to foreign policy weapon, tariffs. this time signing a proclamation requiring foreign steel and aluminum makers to pay a 25% tariff on goods they import to the united states. the president also weighing the stakes globally, floating the idea of slapping reciprocal tariffs on every country. but the hardball approach has its risks, mainly that those tariffs are likely to be passed along to american consumers. the president signing the steel tariff proclamation at the white house just a short time ago while other big chunks of his agenda, including a massive government downsizing face major legal roadblocks tonight as the trump administration digs in its heels in a brewing battle over who controls washington. gabe gutierrez is at the white house with late details. >> reporter: tonight,

they played football from high school to college to the nfl and they seem strange to outsiders but forue professional understands each game is just an individual test of your performance, the team's performance. super bowl, a lot of distractions, two week long lead up, a big tactical but when it's time to kick off when the players buckle their straps and the lights come on, it's like the game the consequences are a little higher. >> the first super bowl with a sitting president of the united states, here's what the players have to say. >> it's cool to be able to play in front of a sitting president, someone and the top position of our country. >> it's a great honor, the biggest game of my life. having a president there, the best country in the world of critical. >> with you voted for him or not, what about the idea of playing a game in front of the sitting president? >> any athlete who has the opportunity to perform in front of the global audience, in front of the president of the united states, it's a tremendous honor and great to see them say that. it's evidence trump is gaining popu

fortunately, i got into a really good college if no one has ever heard of on a football scholarship. college went bankrupt, i bounced around for a while. took her more schools, some at that party and come up all should bow should arrests for underage drinking. i still dreamed of joining the nfl but settled for marrying an nfl cheerleader. being a cheerleader's has been prepared me for a lifetime of holding down jobs i'm not qualified for. after that came law school and local politics. when the cuban-american community hurt how my parents applied castro, they embraced me wholeheartedly. >> i will always be the son of exiles. >> when they heard i was lying about that, it was too late. >> i wish would have known the date, i would have said they came in for castro. >> if you want a representative who can remember dates from history, you have to find someone with a better than c average. i got a c? that's on you. soon, i became the first cuban-american speaker of the florida half of representatives. or as my future boss would say, the first mexican. he is, like, so funny. next became yet a

as we all know, flag football is about to become an olympic sport in 2028, so it is very important and now girls can get college scholarships to play flag football. so gridiron queendom is my way to give back to the sport that gave so much to me. >> reporter: thank you so much for a few minutes. >> thank you, vern. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the trial is about to begin in alameda county for three people accused of killing a 5-year-old girl. more on the family and their calls for the new d.a. to add more charges to the case. >>> welcome back. the murder of a 5-year-old girl will go to a trial this week. >> three men are accused of killing the girl in a drive-by shooting two years ago. now the family is mourning, hoping the new alameda county district attorney will take action where former d.a., pamela price, refused. >> reporter: it in april of 2023, she was in the backseat of her mother's car heading to a birthday party for grandpa and grandma. that's when three gang members opened fire with one of the shots striking elianna in the chest. >> the pain often comes and goes, you know, there's days i'm go

. >> irving turned down college football scholarships to fly.aking no for an answer. the scrappy kid from miami had a plan. >> you have this inner city kid saying he wants to fly around the world. you don't have enough money. you don't have the flight hours. you don't have the skill. >> with just basic skills, a few bucks and big dreams, the 23-year-old pilot charted the course for over a year. he flew 97 days over 145 hours, stopping in 13 countries. >> i did this without any weather radar, without any de-icing. it is very dangerous. but it really speaks to just belief in a dream. >> a dream he's sharing with thousands of children around the country, including his stem programs, including this one, flying classroom. >> one of the ways to travel to different parts of the world. >> show me what you do. >> and bring to life the very same subjects kids have to learn in school. >> teachers around the country use his filmed flight expeditions to bring science to life in class. >> a lot of students, regardless of income class, are seeking something. a

seems like a layup and in this stance, joe, talking to a president that's gone to college football gamescome he's seen probably gives him good cause to feel like this is probably a good place to go. speaking of, you talked about relevant questions, i got to give bret credit for this one and this would have been one of the first in any mind asking him about the newly formed department of government efficiency. listen to what the president said about doge and i'll get your reaction on the other side. >> i don't know if it's kickbacks or what's going o. the people, look, i ran on this, and the people want me to find it, and i've had a great help with elon musk, who's been terrific. bret: bottom line you say you trust him? >> trust elon? oh, he's not gaining anything and i wonder how he can de-voit the time to it he's so into it then i'll tell him very soon, like maybe in 24 hours to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing and then i'll go to the military. let's check the military. we're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abus

becomes just the third quarterback ever to win both a college football national championship and a superlan. he went viral with that first video. then he was with us in studio. got the super bowl tickets, and when you saw him, the surprise moments right before kickoff. we got to see him. he's with us again this morning. so jillian, his mom, dad, randall, little sister piper, i guess she's sleeping in. it was a long night. how was it, my friend? did you have a blast? >> yeah. >> you did? >> you look like it. >> yeah. >> what was the best part? >> i had a lot of fun. >> winning. >> winning, yes. >> declan or mom, how did you guys find out that you were going to be introducing a team with bradley cooper? >> bradley cooper face-timed us earlier this week and asked if declan would do it with him. >> i mean, that's incredible. first of all, let's just soak in that moment. bradley cooper face-timed us. all right. labarron, family, this is your life. >> it is incredible. >> i know. it is so awesome. also, declan turned nine on saturday so happy birthday, buddy. >> thanks. >> so, guys, i mean, br

college, san jose state storytelling even then, of athletes, their culture, their truths. >>>>my first job didn't pay much, but i was covering university of arkansas nolan richardson, basketball and football, southeastern conference. that's a, you know, a heck of a job to get coming out of college. the denver post to cover the nuggets, boston globe for the celtics along the way, something happened that fueled his desire to pay it forward, especially for those who looked like him. there was a prominent writer who i leave his name out today, but certainly is a name that people would remember who blew me off real bad at the beginning of my career. and, you know, it was somebody that looked like me and that really burned me at the time. and i kind of felt like if i'm ever in a position to help other people, i want to help them and not make them feel the way i felt. >>>>spears never stops mentoring >>>>to >>this day, advising a student during a football game. mark spears as always, thank you very much. oakland native malika andrews, host of nba today and nba countdown on espn. >>>>mark has so. many students, so many young journalists. that he takes under. his. wing because he takes so seriousl

college, san jose state, story telling even then of athletes, their culture, their truths. >> my first job didn't pay much, but i was covering university of arkansas, nolan richardson basketball and football, southeastern conference. that's a heck of a job to get coming out of college. >> the denver post to cover the nuggets, boston globe for the celtics. along the way something happened that fueled his desire to pay it forward, especially for those who look like him. >> there was a prominent writer who i'll leave his name out today, but certainly it's a name people would remember who blew me off real bad at the beginning of my career. you know, it was somebody that looked like me and that really burned me at the time and i kind of felt like if i'm ever in a position to help other people, i want to help them and not make them feel the way i felt. >> spears never stops mentoring. this day advising a student during a football game. >> marc spears, as always, thank you very much. >> oakland native, host of nba today and nba countdown on espn. >> marc has so many students, so many young journalists that he takes under his wing because he takes so seriously the responsibility of paying it forw

the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. public works commission's public works and sanitation streets commissioners welcome everybody. >> today is thursday, january 23rd, 2025. apologies for a slightly late start as we got technical issues worked out. mr. shotwell please call the roll. >> good morning. please respond with hear or present. chair lower post here patty zoghbi president eleanor bloom bear paul woolford is an excused absence and gerald turner president. all right. with four members present we do have quorum for the streets and sanitation. uh, we have john anderson as selena you soap. yeah. chair kim hartwick shulman here . >> thomas harrison here and chris see me present. okay. and with four members present from the streets of sanitation we do have quorum public. with that, may we have quorum in both public works commission and streets and sanitation. public comment is taken for all informational and action items on today's agenda. to comment in person please line up against th

the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. public works commission's public works and sanitation streets commissioners welcome everybody. >> today is thursday, january 23rd, 2025. apologies for a slightly late start as we got technical

football player. as we all know, they're about to become an olympic sport in 2028, so it is very important and girls can get collegeolarships. and they gave back so much to me. >> you're terrific. thank you so much for a few minutes. >> thank you, vern. >> it is very cool. i department know flag football was going to be an olympic sport. >> and sometimes this is how you find out. >> you never know what ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you are. no you are. no you are. yeah, you are. ♪♪ >>> well, if you're planning on taking work off for the super bowl, you're not alone. new u.s.a. poll found more than 22 million people plan to miss work tomorrow across the country, and that's 40% more than last year. >> how do they figure this stuff out. that's it for us at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00 fo an hour ♪ >>> tonight, president trump makes good on his campaign pledges,s

college, san jose state, storytelling even then , of athletes, their culture , their troops. >> my first job do not pay much but i was covering university of arkansas, nolan richardson basketball and footballof college . >> reporter: the denver post to cover the nuggets to boston globe for the celtics . along the way, something happened to feel his desire to pay it forward especially for those who look like him. >> there was a prominent writer who i believe his name out today but is a name that people would remember who threw me off real bad at the beginning of my career. and you know, it was somebody that looked like me and that really burned me at the time and i kind of felt like if i'm ever in a position to help other people i want to help them and not make them feel the way i felt. >> reporter: he never stops mentoring. this day advising a student , during a football game. >> as always, thank you very much. >> reporter: oakland native , hosted nba bay and nba countdown on espn. >> market so many students , so many young journalist said that he takes under his wing because he takes is a seriously the responsibility of paying it forward and he sees his career as it only happened because

football, basketball, baseball. and the captain of all three of those teams at your high school. you went to washington jefferson collegen pennsylvania. roger: yes. david: when you graduated, you wrote your famous letter to the nfl. what were you doing when you were waiting to hear back from the nfl? were you working in a mcdonald's or something like that? roger: i wasn't. i took sometime after the summer after i graduated. i focused on what i wanted to do. i eventually because i did not hear back from the nfl in a positive way until february of the year after i graduated, i worked in the steel industry briefly. it was a good experience for me. i managed a training program. david: eventually you get the job at the nfl. you work for them. the commissioner was pete roselle who was the longest-serving commissioner. you are the second-longest serving. is that right? roger: that might be true. i hadn't thought about that. david: pete roselle became commissioner when he was only 33 years old. when the afl and nfl came together. what were you doing in the early years? roger: i was an intern in the public relations department.