times when john carroll where there. people at the baltimore sun are the locks into paper when he took on the university of kentucky, sports and kentucky. that's like taking on tobacco i winston cheryl. i think mary is right, it didn't fall far from the tree, whatever that clichÉs. let's take one more. more on a roll. >> hi, i'm recall. i'm actually a classmate of marries from -- and there's another class right here to, mick walsh is there. so i did not have the benefit of having rain wallace carroll as a professor, in fact mary probably wouldn't have liked me to be in the class anyway, i'd like to avoid that. i'd be really interested in hearing, you know, wallace carroll the professor. just react to that, however you want. >> it is true that my old friend meg nottingham is here, she did have wallace carroll as a professor. you, know i say in the book that he was very quiet, and he was seen in the corner, and he would listen to what you had to say. every now and then he would ask a question. you just, you didn't want to

times when john carroll where there.people at the baltimore sun are the locks into paper when he took on the university of kentucky, sports and kentucky. that's like taking on tobacco i winston cheryl. i think mary is right, it didn't fall far from the tree, whatever that clichÉs. let's take one more. more on a roll. >> hi, i'm recall. i'm actually a classmate of marries from -- and there's another class right here to, mick walsh is there. so i did not have the benefit of having rain wallace carroll as a professor, in fact mary probably wouldn't have liked me to be in the class anyway, i'd like to avoid that. i'd be really interested in hearing, you know, wallace carroll the professor. just react to that, however you want. >> it is true that my old friend meg nottingham is here, she did have wallace carroll as a professor. you, know i say in the book that he was very quiet, and he was seen in the corner, and he would listen to what you had to say. every now and then he would ask a question. you just, you didn't want to a

carroll didn't like this. and he wrote an article about where he interviewed john f kennedy and new york wanted him to put a quote in from that wallace carroll had not heard. and he said, no, i did hear him say that. and the new york times ran it anyway. and shortly thereafter, wallace carroll left he said he could see the writing on the wall and this is not the independence that i want and i think that was a little bit of a crisis for him in the sense of you know just having stick to his guns in terms of the kind of reporter he wanted he wanted to be as the washington bureau chief for a new york based newspaper. i'm shocked there's tension between new york and washington. i the --. who's next? oh, scott, i just to ask a quick question about quo vadis, the editorial you wrote so you were saying, you know, he didn't know the impact of the japanese stories they wrote. did he know this editorial was going to be a galvanizing piece or did he just write it out of his out of the daily business and it came out and had or was he aware is going to be a massive break and it's going to change things. that's a good question.

susan graham white accompanied by john carroll, erin murphy snedeker and andre vico. you learn to fly a plane. in 1921 when sky worden meant a new frontier. innovations tie was young. her parents said, what can we do if they could not deny that any you woman who was not afraid to fly. in 1932, she put her flying to the terms of a transatlantic flight. those days was hazardous with the lucky limbs he had his brain of legend in the sky. and me, you also wall was not of the brain. the cry. and just this side of heaven. they didn't know the sky. no. my heart is like your father. and when the sound of wings. in june of 37. me, you made her fine. i'll fly. she tried to fly around the world to prove. woman my in search of human darling she got lost in the sea and sky. bottom was. who was not afraid to die. for me. you was who who was not afraid to fly. you. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable kevin mccarthy, republican leader of the united states house of representatives. what a beautiful song. thank you for that. on may 20th, 1932, amelia earhart took off from canada for eu

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thank you to john carroll as the clerk today and also like to thank colina mendoza at sfgovtv. >> thank you. the board and committees are convening hybrid meetings that allow in person attendance and allowing public comment. the board recognizes equitable public access is essential. public comment will be taken on each item. those attending in the chamber in person will be allowed to speak first and then hear from those waiting on a telephonic public comment call in line. those watching on channel 26 -thf had call in line is streaming across your screen. the phone number is 415-655-0001. when you are prompted enter meeting id. today meeting id is 24948082920. then press the pound symbol 2 times. when you are connected you will hear the meeting discussion but muted in listening mode. when you item of interest comes up and public comment is called those in person should line up to speak along the curtain wall. and those on the telephone line dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. if you are on your telephone please turn down your television, computer, streaming device. we will take

thank you to john carroll as the clerk today and also like to thank colina mendoza at sfgovtv. >> thank you. the board and committees are convening hybrid meetings that allow in person attendance and allowing public comment. the board recognizes equitable public access is essential. public comment will be taken on each item. those attending in the chamber in person will be allowed to speak first and then hear from those waiting on a telephonic public comment call in line. those watching on channel 26 -thf had call in line is streaming across your screen. the phone number is 415-655-0001. when you are prompted enter meeting id. today meeting id is 24948082920. then press the pound symbol 2 times. when you are connected you will hear the meeting discussion but muted in listening mode. when you item of interest comes up and public comment is called those in person should line up to speak along the curtain wall. and those on the telephone line dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. if you are on your telephone please turn down your television, computer, streaming device. we will take

thank you to john carroll as the clerk today and also like

thank you to john carroll as the clerk today and also like to thank

thank you to john carroll as the clerk today and also like to thank colina mendoza at sfgovtv. >> thankthe board and committees

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. >> jason carroll is here with us along with our louis and john miller, the chief law enforcement and intelligence analysts. john, it tell me, does it seem like foul play to? does seem like he left of his own accord, the recently says that is because of what jason just reported. on the young man reporter told several people that he was under prepared for the study abroad and was having difficulty making fronts. >>, so part of the issue there is a 22. if you want to walk, when he can walk away. follow commission child, and i think that is part of my parents are having trouble getting information because he's an adult and b, the french have extraordinarily complex laws about privacy and sharing anything that is under investigation. especially with another country, especially about adult. so tied up all up that, to get back to a question. looks like he walked off the set from the study program as we see him 87 miles away, by something for $8.40 and a sporting goods store. the problem is, when it goes off the grid, totally, no communications. the south phone ping. the credit card stops. y

carroll, appreciate it. for more on the international investigation, bring in deputy commissioner for intelligence and counterterrorism johnntelligence analyst. so this is a complicated thing because of french privacy laws. how does an investigation like this, a transatlantic issue like this get dealt with? >> if you're on the parents' end of it, it's a mess. but the system would be the student is reported missing. that goes to the french police. local french police don't do investigations. so that goes to the french national police. the french national police open the investigation into what happened to this young man. the parents want information. they go through the u.s. state department that then contacts the embassy that then reaches out to the police. >> wow. so it's not direct with the french police to the parents? >> that's right. and, you know, the state department goes through the foreign ministry to the police and then brings news back to the parents. that's how the system is supposed to work. in the meantime, the fbi has a team of agents in paris that work out of the embassy, the legal attache team that are usu