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 seriously the responsibility of paying it forward. he sees his career as something that only happened because of all of the people who helped pave the way for him, and he is so very committed to making sure that the next generation of journalists has access to that wealth of information. he's always helping young people and different people, and it's something that i admire him because he's very, nonchalant about it. >>>>spears received the ultimate honor for an nba writer in 2023. the curt gowdy award for journalism that welcomes enshrinement into the naismith basketball hall of fame. >>>>pops, i know you're watching. thank you and love you. and let's find a cure for als. >>>>last year, his father, curtis, lost a seven year battle with als. but he did get a father son moment with the hall of fame ring

. >> marc spears rise to the top of his profession did not come without bumps in the road. this son of san jose never forgot where he came from. he's not just paying it forward now. he's paving that bumpy road, too. >> i've been around like literally all the greatest players in the history of my game, wilt chamberlain, magic, barkley, bird, jordan. i've met them all. >> before sports center. >> i remind myself that i get paid to write about basketball for a living. >> before his induction to the naismith basketball hall of fame. >> coach, in terms of scotty, when did you believe in him? >> before his position as senior nba writer, marc spears was a san jose kid with dreams of playing in the nba until one day in the seventh grade -- >> there was a guy from the warriors that came down and spoke to us and i just went to listen to him in hopes of some free tickets, t-shirt, bumper sticker, something, but what he ended up giving me was some words that changed my life. for some reason, he pointed at me and said what do you want to do when you grow up? i'm like i want to play for

i am the dos commission president janet spears. this commission meeting is being conducted pursuant to the provisions of the brown act. >> as noted on the agenda, members of the public may observe this meeting via s.f. gov tv.org and s.f. gov tv channel 78 and they may offer public comment by calling the published public comment phone number. i'd like to welcome the members of the public and staff who are watching us on s.f. gov tv to eliminate background interference. >> all panelists and presenters that are presenting via webex are asked to mute themselves when not speaking or waiting to present the san francisco hsa dos commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the rama to galani who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula as indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the roberts challenge we have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as caretakers of this place as well as for all people who reside in their traditional territory. as

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>> reporter: before his position as senior and be a writer for espn's, mark spears was a san jose kidade -- >> there was a guy from the warriors that came down and spoke to us and i went to listen to him in hopes of from getting a ticket or t-shirt or something but he gave me words that changed my life and for some reason he pointed at me and said, what you want to do when you grow up ? and i'm like i want to play for you all. nannies like, what if you cannot and you get hurt or what if your career does not last a long what we you do? i was like i don't know. he said my best advice to you is like if you can combine what you love most in life with what you do best in school you will find a career that you're happy with every day. >> reporter: he wrote a letter to a sportswriter at the san jose mercury news. >> i always try to answer those letters . back in with postage. i did. and i explained this is what you have to do. read as much as you can and write as much as you can. >> i wrote on the school paper at the three schools i went to and had three internships, one was unpaid . i got o

datacenter speared putting out wildfires in our urban areas. the opportunity here is massive.et me be clear, and i probably was not as clear as we needed to be. i suggest that the strategic water supply that state lawmakers spell it out in statute. recycle, industrial water will not be used for human or animal consumption or to irrigate our crops. period. ever. never, ever. put it in there. make it better. we can spur innovation. we can create good jobs. we can eliminate pollution. we can protect all of our communities. all at once to a much wider degree from natural disasters. all while preserving our essential freshwater supplies for growing our crops and servicing the taps in our homes. we can do both. in new mexico, we know how. we have shown that we can combine sustainability with innovation and economic growth. [applause] and, right now mexico is fully engaged in leading national energy transition. we are cleaning up our communities, we are reducing our carbon footprint and we are making good to our commitment to reduce emissions. so, let's have this 60 day session. wher

you are here today at cpac, you represent the tip of the tip of the spear of the populist nationalistovement. all of that from kash patel to mcconnell leaving to the j6 be ing free, to zelenskyy being put in his place, and elon said it has been nothing but grift. the parents in ukraine did not want them to die. the globalists wanted them to die. you said stop it. you give voice to president trump. why is it so important that all the media is here, the financial times of london, why are they all here? they are not here to see me. they can see me screaming like a madman into a microphone. they can see rob schmidt and elon is everywhere. he's everywhere. jd vance gave a great speech. you can see jd all the time. president trump will give a magnificent speech on saturday, is he not? [applause] but they get enough of president trump every day, don't think? he calls them into the oval office, he's assigning executive orders and they are throwing these questions. he's like a howitzer. they got enough of president trump. you know what they are really here for, they are here because of you. th

operate. surgery on children's hobbs is considered extremely risky. boston's children's hospital, a spear heading of the use of data, the twins to develop treatment plans specifically tailored to each time the at the forefront is dr. steve divine. to develop the 1st digital twin of a human heart the creating virtual twins of the children. some are as early as newborn and performing the surgeries on the virtual twin 1st, the signing upfront what is best and then trying it out on the child. and in many cases, they only have one shot to save the child's life. and the results have been spectacular . ready ready ready dr. steve levi and started researching for the living hoc project around 10 years ago for very personal reasons. it's donna jesse suffered from a real hobby defect and had to undergo several operations as a child. not all of which could equally successful. she is now benefited from the research because now pacemakers, optimal settings can be tested in advance. and in virtual reality the, they can actually insert the pace maker. they can replicate her condition or thousands like h

it's all in existence to distress ty advise the existence sienna notes it or the spear in stock. but i can assume the bank is how it now made this never used to have them have this clear, despicable in germany. anyone living alone on less than 1382 years per month is considered at risk of poverty. that's currently a reality for around 16 percent of german is roughly one and 7 to help them feel welcome to people who come here are referred to as guests. kind of notification. there's many of the regular visitors services. it's nice to see you, mister snyder. hello. okay, how are you? i'm well, easy josh night of 1st came to the food bank 3 years ago. she found herself in a desperate situation following a divorce. and despite her part time job, she relies on the food bank for support. submissions, if it's held by me on the lot, it's a government, especially at the end of the month when it gets really tired too. so i won't have to, i have other expenses to rand kindergarten and that can not gotten many who come to the food bank, all from middle class backgrounds, forced into poverty b

as you heard from former congresswoman spear, it doesn't make sense from a tax basis. and trump is kind of a real estate, you know, tax guy. so what other potential motivations could there be there. >> well, from their standpoint in washington, they're looking to shrink what they call the footprint. there's offices, federal offices all around the country. and they want to cut back on them in terms of a real estate deal. i think couldn't think of two buildings that would be sort of white elephants bigger than the nancy pelosi federal building, which is in south of market, this area that is constantly had trouble with drug dealing and open dealing to the point where workers were even advised to stay away from there. put that on the market. how much do you think you're going to get for that? the other one is that un plaza, which is also undergoing, you know, problems around that area. so i and given san francisco's, you know, glut of office space, putting two big office buildings on the block is not going to generate a lot of money. but it's got to be noted, whether it's

. >> before his position as senior nba writer for espn, mark spears was a san jose kid with dreams ofn the nba, until one day, in the seventh grade -- >> there was a guy from the warriors that came down and spoke to us and i just went to listen to him and hoping to get some free tickets or a bumper sticker or something, but what he ended up giving me was some words that changed my life, he pointed to me and he said what do you want to do when you grow up? and i said i wanted to play for y'all. and he said well what if you can't, what if you get hurt, what are you going to do? and i said, i don't know. and he said my advice to you, combined what you love and life with what you do in school, and you will love what you do every day. >> he wrote a letter to the san jose mercury news. >> i always tried to answer those letters back then, so i did, and i explained, this is what you've got to do, read as much as you can, write as much as you can. >> i wrote on all three schools i went to and i had three internships, one was unpaid at san jose metro, i got one at the grand rapids press and the

the defense plan includes a so-called iron dome or golden spear around america similar to israel whichdent outlined in an executive order as congress works to fund an increase in u.s. defense spending of some $125 billion in an upcoming reconciliation package. joining me now in this "sunday sunday morning futures" exclusive the secretary of defense, pete hegseth, who is about to embark on a week-long trip to germany, belgium and to poland to strengthen deterrence, and the secretary is also committing a clean audit of the defense department within four years. secretary hegseth, congratulations to you and thanks so much for join us. >> thanks for having me. maria: more tell us about the upcoming look at the defense spending. should we expect hundreds of billions in wasteful spending there? >> unfortunately, i think so. and we very much -- the president is right, he's setting the pace, and he is also correct that american taxpayers deserve to know exactly how and where their money is spent. the fact that i have to commit, maria, to an audit being done in fur years is bad enough. the penta

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spears had been on my radar since my piece on civil rights attorney john burris last year. now he's six foot forever, so you can't miss him, but if you see him, especially all-star week, say hi, especially if you're an aspiring journalist. >> he is an imposing figure when he walks into the media room, but back in my days i would run into him, he can be intimidating looking, but he was always kind and always professional. you remember him being a nice guy. >> always there to help. >> thanks, vern. be sure to tune into our black history month special next thursday, february 20th, at 7:30 p.m. right here on kpix. >>> up next at 5:00, we will talk to the former head of the federal agency responsible for severe weather warnings that keep communities safe all across the country, why he's now sounding the alarm. >> to have a political process unplug the public's trust, that got me stirred. that gave me a sense of rage. >>> plus, another blow for tech workers touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. they stand for elegance. refinement. and prestige. even a littl

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of black history month with a spotlight on the senior nba writer for espn and andscape writer marc spears met some of the greatest in the game. he's a mentor and a recipient of the curt gowdy award for journalism, with a place in the naismith basketball hall of fame. and it all started right here in the bay area. >>>>there was a guy from the warriors. that tenacity. he came down and spoke to us and i just went to listen to him in hopes of some free tickets, t shirts, bumper sticker or something. but what he ended up giving me was some words that like, changed my life. for some reason. he pointed at me and he said, well, what do you want to do when you grow up? and i'm like, i want to play for y'all. and he's like, well, what if you can't? what if you get hurt? what if your career doesn't last that long? what are you going to do? >>>>you can hear the full story from vern glenn tonight at five, and be sure to tune in to our black history month special next thursday, february 20th at 730 on kpix. well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free c

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former congresswoman jackie spears says it's just about vengeance. >> it's another example of how he'sming after democrats. he's coming after california. and it's all about payback. >> also targeted is a federal building in san bruno that stores national immigration archives. the building is named after congressman leo ryan, who was killed during the jonestown massacre in 1978. the trump administration is also taking aim again at california's high speed rail project. transportation secretary sean duffy is asking for a compliance review, which will look at $4 billion allocated by the biden administration. the project has seen numerous delays at the cost. the cost has ballooned substantially since voters first approved it in 2008. during his first term, president trump canceled nearly $1 billion in funding for the project. the ceo of the rail project says he welcomes the investigation. >> the san francisco board of supervisors voted to affirm its support of birthright citizenship, even as the trump administration tries to remove that. supervisor connie chan sponsored this resolution, say

anywhere in the country when it comes to homicides and nonfatal shootings and carjackings and autos up speared- auto theft. if baltimore is thriving, your state will thrive. david: let's talk about your background, which is unusual. where were you born? gov. moore: in takoma park, maryland. david: your parents did what? gov. moore: my father was a radio journalist. my mother was his assistant. david: your father died when you were only three years old? gov. moore: he died from what is basically the epiglottis that we all have, his became so swollen that it just sat on top of his windpipe. his body suffocated itself and he died in front of me. david: did you realize what was happening? you were only three years old. gov. moore: i did not. my mother tells a story how at his funeral, my uncle took me up to see his body for the final time in the casket and i touched him and i asked if he was going to come with us. even at that time i had no idea what had fully happened and didn't really process until i got older. david: you have siblings? gov. moore: an older sister and a younger sister. my mother

spear, who gave up her house seat in 2022, was elected to the san mateo county board of supervisors in march. okay, it's no secret it's hard to make ends meet in the bay area housing. of course. the number one cost. new numbers from redfin show that bay area home buyers spend a very high percentage of their income on housing. fincial experts recommend putting no more than 30% of your income toward housing, but local residents are pouring more than twice that into owning a home. take a look at this data collected by redfin. it shows in san francisco, the average person would haveo spend 76% of their income to buy a median priced home. the average cost of a home in sf right now is a little over half $1 million in san jose. a similar situation, with home buyers needing to put about 74% of their income into buying a median priced home. the average home in san jose runs about 50,000 more than in san francisco, but median incomes are slightly higher. well, pet owners in san francisco got the chance to vaccinate their furry ones today at a reduced cost. san francisco animal care hosted a low

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restore our republic to its original moorings is too great for anyone conservative policy shop to spear. it requires the collective action of our movement. the quickening approaching 2025 we have two years and one chance to get it right. project 2025 is more than 50 and growing of the nation's leading conservative organizations joining forces to prepare and seize the day. as the axiom goes, personal is policy and we need a new generation of americans to answer the call and come to serve. this book is functionally andhe invitation for you the reader, mr. smith and mrs. smith come to come to washington to support those who can. our goal isem to assemble an ary of a line that it trained and prepared conservatives to go to work on day one to deconstruct the administrative state. under state department civil servants, since you sent to the department of state is been the american government does the tool of engagement with foreign governments and people throughout the world. borders come loose, technology people have in the t more than o mix into since the founding but the basics of diplomac

commission meeting of wednesday february 5th, 2025 to order i am the dallas commission president janet spears. this commission meeting is being conducted pursuant to the provisions of the brown act as noted on the agenda. members of the public may observe this meeting via s.f. gov tv.org or s.f. gov tv channel 78 and they may offer public comment by c

changed after the release of the remains of 4 captives, including sir the bus and her 2 children and spear and arielle. there was a lot of anger within these really government within is really society. but nonetheless, there was still this push for the deal, a push for the release of all of the captives and the remains of all of those who are deceased. however, what's going on behind the scenes is interesting because there is no guarantee that this is a cease fire deal that will last to be on the 40 to day phase one. these really prime minister is reported we trying to extend phase one rather than going to phase 2 and committing to an end to of the war, which is something these really government largely does not support because they have a 100 link. it is just jump in the war in the family and i'm just coming to sort of the caution just coming to the end of the program. so just need to jump in. but just to recap what we've been observing, that is how much has begun releasing is really cuts as rules and released to in rafa for the 3 have just been released in the threat and a 6 will be rele

spear, who gave up her house seat in 2022, was elected to the san mateo county board of supervisors in march. the leaders of silicon valley's largest water supplier could give themselves a pay raise this week. it comes as the company deals with a massive budget deficit. valley water's board of directors could approve a 5% raise. the five board members are paid per meeting and can only get paid for up to 15 meetings per month. right now, they are paid nearly $365 a meeting. the raise would bring it to 384, or nearly $70,000 a year. a possible reduction, though, of the board's pay, is also on the table. the board instituted a hiring freeze last february due to a $222 million budget deficit. the board is set to meet this tuesday. now, it's no secret it's hard to make ends meet in the bay area. housing, of course, being the number one cost. well, new numbers from redfin show the bay area home buyers spend a very high percentage of their income on housing. financial experts recommend putting no more than 30% of your income toward housing, but local residents are pouring more than twice that

stopped in a chest and also blinded in one on one of the world's most dr. volcanoes is once again spearing lava on hawaii's big island. these are live pictures of the way up, which has been interrupting on and off since late december. the us geological survey is monitoring the volcanoes. the agency says lava flow is currently within the crater of people's homes. i'm not at risk. all right, well that's it for me down to much more information. of course, on a website, i'll just see what the com, that is on the screen that he's continues here now to sierra up the account from across state. you. thanks so much in the the i had a lot of the satellite image over the middle east and live that shows the cloud with west of the unsettled weather has been we've had some very cold, very wet weather moving across the eastern areas of the mediterranean, bringing heavy rain to the likes of syria 11 on israel and occupied palestinian territories. it includes wintery across the north. we take a closer look is more about to come over the next few days. and as those conditions push, they wait for the east. w

. >> reporter: the mass firings spear headed by elon musk's department of government efficiency.ckman, another recently fired worker has this message for musk. >> we're under attack by billionaires, but i'm not a billionaire. so for me, the next steps are scary. >> reporter: elon musk is spa sparking concerns within the intelligence agency, doge releasing details about the agency that designs and maintains u.s. intelligence satellites. this could be a major security breech, sources tell us. >>> tune in to "this week tomorrow morning" house democratic leader hakeem jeffries speaks about his party fighting back against president trump's agenda. >>> we turn to the middle east and hamas releasing three more hostages as part of that cease-fire deal with israel. an american having an emotional reunion with his family after 497 days in captivicaptivity. more than 350 palestinians also freed from israel. reports that some are in poor health. meanwhile, secretary of state marco rubio is expected to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu tomorrow. >> reporter: tonight, relief

it is the tip of the spear for everything. >> that trump. >> wants to do and the tip of the spear for his. >> culture war. >> that's why he nominated a highly effective culture warrior like pete hegseth. that's why their priorities have been attacking dye, banning trans people. banning the press. >> banning books. >> in department of defense schools. everything that they. >> want to. >> do in america, they're going to start with at the pentagon. and that's, of course, the most dangerous place of all, because we've got nukes. >> we've. >> got alliances, and we've got global conflict around the world. so this should be the focal point for all americans because it's the focal point for trump right now. >> the thing. >> is. >> defense has always. >> been a huge part of the federal budget, and republicans have usually been okay with that. what do. >> you think. >> doge is. >> specifically looking for when. >> it. >> comes to budget cuts? because that's different from culture war. >> well, it might not be. they're probably going to look for anybody who has any kind of association with dei o

that the organization's got its tentacles wrapped around nearly the entire ukrainian information. spear with 9 out of 10 media outlets on usa i these payroll, according to wiki leeks, but they're not just getting us taxpayer dollars. they're completely reliant on them. almost 90 percent of ukrainian media survived on grants, and almost everyone had grants. american grants with key the new york times is also come under suspicion. has its gotten over $2000000.00 from the us government with donald trump questioning. if it's come through usa, i. d. not really a shocker. considering its hand and spreading, and t russian propaganda like it's the last 8 months investigation into boot shop where it claims that russian forces, mastercard civilians and ukraine. but russia says that story is a complete fake, a fault flag operation stage by key of an a fake investigation aimed at manipulating people's emotions. pretty good, easy putting those. i mean, put you in a sub co butcher. dozens of corpses was suddenly found on the main street, as we discussed neatly laid out on both sides of the roadway. t

nations no longer reflects or satisfies the needs of our multiple are world in our calling for change. spear heading these calls is one of the original members. just put on the computer and use with us. so we have repeatedly said that powers like india and brazil by all accounts, have long does it have to be permanent members of the security council, but an appropriate decision is also needed for african permanent membership. and the united nations was established as a result of the failures of the league of nations which was created after the 1st world war. it fell apart because it didn't achieve its main objective world peace. and it doesn't look like the un is doing any better considering all the conflicts raging around the world. despite the rise of the global south africa, the un security council still looks like this. not a reflection of the real world, and definitely not a way to insure a global peace or growth with even the un secretary general admitting he can no longer ignore the growing calls for before. so it is absolutely essential to the very form of this is would it be possibl

do you remember the canvas training when representatives of the cultural spear were trained to organize a revolution in georgia? us a id, money was used specifically for this. the trump administration stated that american funding, american tax payer money was being used to the stabilize the situation in other countries. and to create revolutionary scenarios, we can save time on again, why usa i take pops up very close behind, very often as instability and often violence. becky: of course the question, i won't point this, coincidence become a passing out of what point does a pass and become a strategy. yeah, so you mentioned the strategy strategy requires money. what, what are the numbers we're talking about here? let's put it this way. what i meant i'm, but you've gotten your had delta that put triplet times it by 10 us a id is one of washington's most well funded offices. usaid, by the way, is a $50000000000.00 budget. the entirety of the intelligence community is only 72000000000. so it is as more than the c i n more than the state department. wow. and it is basically a usaid is effec

ada. 8 proposals score 308 for the last 6 with gets even though it over to the reference with a full spear came, williamson is sitting in a max with his appointments with an m b 's and 133 of 113 delivery services. that's an excellent shot. what came williamson, so he's gonna pick up another bonded sized state square. we're just gonna keep going to different menus. uh um, probably because a lot of different things. i mean we, we had the night game last game and i do at least that today which i'm certainly had some different characteristics. i, you know, as a team is just getting nice and clear when we, um, set up for our next match. um, hopefully the final of the some and then uh and then on woodside um into the champion start see so um, a lot of exciting crate coming up jaden hood. so in the philadelphia, eagles, albany superbowl champions of to they demolished back to back when is the kansas city chiefs for the nfl as big as prize? the cheats we're playing for an unprecedented food stay titles, but didn't even come close as the eagles us. so the dominated the game in new orleans. the def

i watch um the alternative media spear, obviously everyone's talking about it. i'm not really sure i agree with anyone because i'm not really sure anyone really knows exactly how we got to this point and maybe just from, you know, wing that we don't know and we still really don't know to this day. what are your thoughts about this? a very bizarre, but very impactful story. i think the us is actually own the gods a and a has should have responsibility for what has been hired in that sense. i agree with you. yeah. for as back a it's right. i obviously trump is talking about it like it's a real estate deal with making just get those pesky palestinians out of palestine. well then they can rebuild the, the new middle east, the really era and, and deal with market. it's almost like you think we have to move them out of queens and we can put them in manhattan. yeah, um. the problem is that, that is their land. i mean we could, movie is right, and the iranians have suggested that we move v as rallies out of israel tend to separate the 2 of them and move them all to gree

that's a great question union for how long has us a been a spear haired of us imperialism. we saw the crew in 2019, in bolivia, we saw the 2009 cool in hon doors. us aid had a lot to do with this. they have a $25000000000.00 budget. certainly, we, the american people can use the $25000000000.00 right here at home to generate more jobs and economic possibilities. i think it's important to also point out that uh, 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to have 70 two's u. s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news. the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial past. donald trump is pretty much focusing on for an aide right now. is this the mission of sorts that you know, the agency truly is involved in the stabilizing states, or does he just not the kind of profit from it? why do you think it's so it's so much in the spotlight, right? no, it is the ladder. it's not the trump is concerned about us. human

done will symbolize a change from previous american foreign policy for how long his us aid been a spear ahead of us imperialism. we saw the crew in 2019, in bolivia, we saw the 2009 cool in hon doors. us aid had a lot to do with this. they have a $25000000000.00 budget. certainly, we, the american people can use that $25000000000.00 right here at home to generate more jobs and economic possibilities. i think it's important to also point out that uh, 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to have 70 choose. u. s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news. the, the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial past. it's been a pleasure having your company this hour. we'll be back with the, with an update, few news in just a few minutes a the cost cuz i don't know of the, i'm almost, unfortunately literally to you can use to, to provide you with the surface. give it to a ship that's good because of to who don't really kn

it is quite obvious that this technology is already determining the development of all spears. it is making a real revolution, including and chemistry and material science due to the introduction of artificial intelligence and computer modeling in our country. it is necessary and quite realistic to reduce the development time of new materials from 5 to 10 years down to 2 to 3 years in future. overall, the conclusion from this address is that russia will continue to be moving forward . what is the qualities as the present a name of this year, the year of developing new materials, the year of developing new software as, as science is really what helps a defense many areas that are necessary for the future. so sort of mostly more news coming. your way and just about 30 minutes the of the at the end of the 18th century, great britain began to conquer and colonize australia. from the very beginning of that, british penetration to the continent. natives were subjected to severe violence and deliberate, extra patient. according to modern historians, in the 1st 140 years, there were at