st. mary's proved randy bennett right.shed the regular season 27-4 and will be the number one seed in the west coast conference tournament. the gaels had all this success despite losing two starters in the transfer portal last summer. >> i really wasn't worried. it was weird because i was getting like these sos calls from all these people hang in there. you'll be okay. i'm like okay. >>> now we got the cal women's team. they are going to hear their name called on selection sunday, too. the bears honored their six seniors during sunday's win over miami. it had to be a little emotional, right? >> are you crying? >> no. >> oh. >> michelle onya was the top dog, made her first ten shots and finished with a career high 26 points. the bears won their 24th game and will be the seventh seed in the acc tournament. charmin smith is more focused on their seating for the ncaa tournament. >> we want off of that 8-9 line. you're not understanding. talking about the ncaa tournament. i'm not talking about the acc tournament. we want off th

st. mary's won it 74-59 and advance to the conference final for the fourth straight year. >>> usf tried toer with eight minutes left, the zags lead cut to one, but the bulldogs big man was a problem for usf, scored down low and pushed the lead to six. gonzaga won it 85-76 to set up a bulldogs/gaels final for the fourth year in a row. usf's option? play in the nit, but man, what a devastating day if you're a 9ers fan who doesn't like change. >> who are these people? who are they? >> i get they wanted to conserve money. i know they got a balloon payment coming up to their quarterback. >> yeah. >> it was just a bid for them to go younger. i've seen some wild stuff. unfortunately, what happened to juszczyk, but you could always sign him back. there's so many backdoor deals that we will never know about. >> yup. vern, thank you. >>> coming up, the championship you definitely did not see on tv. if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack,

st. mary's won it 74-59 and advance to the conference final for the fourth straight year. >>> usf tried to join them. dons forced a turnover with eight minutes left, the zags lead cut to one, but the bulldogs big man was a problem for usf, scored down low and pushed the lead to six. gonzaga won it 85-76 to set up a bulldogs/gaels final for the fourth year in a row. usf's option? play in the nit, but man, what a devastating day if you're a 9ers fan who doesn't like change. >> who are these people? who are they? >> i get they wanted to conserve money. i know they got a balloon payment coming up to their quarterback. >> yeah. >> it was just a bid for them to go younger. i've seen some wild stuff. unfortunately, what happened to juszczyk, but you could always sign him back. there's so many backdoor deals that we will never know about. >> yup. vern, thank you. >>> coming up, the championship you definitely did not see on tv. >>> if you spent the weekend watching basketball or any other sports, you might have missed this under-the-radar championship. it wasn't on the court. it wasn't even on tv,

st. mary's hospital under sister rita dubray. she joined the hospital auxiliary in the 1960's and served a term as president and still is an active member today. she also was a columbiette until a few years ago. she also enjoyed a side job as a tailor and always been a good cook and baker, sharing her culinary skills with her daughter and son. congratulations to evelyn with decades of love and committed service to her family but also, yes to her community. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, i rise today to oppose the big elephant in the room. trump administration's imposition of a 25% tariff on u.s.-canada trade. it will severely impact jobs and companies in the great lakes region, including

st. mary's county or if i'm in ocean city, it doesn't matter if i'm in frederick or upper marlboro. it doesn't matter if i'm talking to business leaders or municipal leaders. every single marylander that i talk to has a very strong opinion about their taxes. because under the current law, our system just isn't fair. right now, check this out, right now someone who is making $30 million a year is in the same tax bracket of a family making $300,000. maryland right now is the only state in this country that has both an inherentance tax and estate tax. you cannot look at the system that we have right now and say it makes sense. so this year, we have put forward a common-sense package for tax reform that will make taxes simpler, fairer and pro-growth. that for the third year in a row, our proposed budget does not raise sales taxes. for the third year in a row our propose the budget does not raise property taxes. we're going to close corporate loopholes and lower the corporate tax rate to make maryland for business-friendly. we are doubling the standard deduction and expanding act sells t

st. mary's last question for me, you've uh, you've run for president several times and i'm lost. do you plan to run again? i had no plans around this time except i became president and i felt that i should be with the country a chance these like i have done, you know what you want to, but these a complete i'll come back, you know, no one got the order already made your think that we have to fight these? no, i am not, i won't be any i. if you just watching your eyes, you did i to have dental that you'll be bid a minute. that's all. okay. thank you all for joining me here in london's come way . oh, thank you to a panel of experts for joining us tonight. thank you. run a little bit cr missing of that was had to head on out to their english. appreciate all of you on board. the you have the right, the boy costs anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that. and 3 pod series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest the freedom of speech and 1st amendment. brian, how many words would i have to change in this legislation? thing use this 2 pl

st. mary's last question for me you've uh, you've run for president several times and last defend to run again. i had no plans around this time except i became president and i says that i shouldn't be with the country of chance. these like i have done you all but you one thing, but it needs a complete outcome. bad. no, no one got to what automate your team to have you have to fight these? no i, i'm not, i won't be any. i read just watching you as you did. i do have dental that you'll be bid a minute. that's all. okay. thank you all for joining me here in london's come way . oh, thank you to a panel of experts for joining us tonight. thank you. run a little bit cr missing of that was had to head on out to their english. appreciate all of you. i'm for the hearing the facts as the cool ones are whether it continues people in gaza have no choice, but to find what middle shoulder, the account, understanding the reality we are a life of frequent art is a live reporting from b. thanks everybody. we've spoken to want peace with many of the don't fix it any cost. i'll just say with teams across t

st. mary's last question for me. you've uh you run for president several times and i'm lost. do you plan to run again? i had no pants around this time. except i became president, and i 1st that i should be with the country a johns. these like i have done, you know what you want to buy these a complete. i'll come back, you know, no one but the order already made your think that we have to fight these know why i'm not, i won't be money. i read just watching your as your due date to have dental that you'll be mid a minute. that's all okay. thank you all for joining me here in london's come way. oh, thank you to a panel of experts for joining us tonight. thank you. run a little bit cr missing of that was had to head on out to their english. appreciate all of you on board. the getting close to the people most effective by those in power is often dangerous, but it's absolutely vital that the story is to be told we pushed as far forward as we can to the front line. now the smells upset. the power, a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we ma

st. mary's last question for me, you've uh, you've run for president several times and i'm lost. do you plan to run again? i had no plans around this time except i became president and i felt that i shouldn't be with the country of john's these like i am done. you know what you want to, but he's a complete outcome bad. no, no one got to what automate your team to have you have to fight these. no, i am not. i won't be any. i read just watching you as you did. i do have dental that you'll be bid a minute. that's all. okay, thank you all for joining me here in london's come way. oh, thank you to a panel of experts for joining us tonight. thank you. run a little bit cr missing of that was had to head on out to their english. appreciate all of you on board the, the the, have that, let's have a look at the weather across north america. and a significant storm system is pushing its way out east, bringing some snow, some very gusty winds to the northeast of the us and on to eastern parts of canada . and we will still see some snowflakes. light lake effect, snow across the great lakes on

st. mary's in the championship last night. >> shot off. two on one.big east tournament down the streets from here in madison square garden beginning tomorrow night on fs-1. those are your headlines. >> ainsley: cool, going to be here. it is happening. >> lawrence: did you fill out your bracket, brian? >> brian: i don't believe in betting. >> steve: the answer is yes. >> brian: play hard and have a good time. >> steve: good luck to all teams. >> lawrence: what? >> steve: nothing off limits for comedian and tiktoker matt friend. >> you are warming up to it. this is an impression not for red states or blue states. >> it is very good, very good. [laughter] >> brian: he will be practicing impressions of us during the break. that is next. >> ainsley: check in with dana perino for what is coming up. >> dana: do his best bill hemmer, got to see it. >> steve: up next. >> lawrence: my bill hemmer is not bad, right? >> ainsley: do it. >> dana: hemmer would agree. tuchl administration moving full speed ahead with speaker johnson delivering a bill and one senator

st. mary's park i run in that area and go run look the marina and got me out six the house and i got to know people had the connection i run a few times a week and run 7 mile and so that for me is the way i dealt with covid by having been a health professional and working with hiv and aids i saw a lot of loss families destroyed in some cases so some way that is a - i was able to recognize what did i need to be helpful for other folks and take care of me when it comas to helping other folks i'm helping them and it is not about me by about them. >> i like what you say. >> i like what you say about getting out and running i hate running though (laughter) but that's one of the things i realized and now in retirement is i really got sedentary in covid and sat around a lot and today, i'm finding that hard to maturity myself to get out and do stuff let's take a walk well. okay. but when i do it i'm glad but having to unlearn that as well as that sedentary lifestyle. >> but the health thing identifying is very important and we have to pay attention to that no doubt about. >> that taser into a what i

st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. 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. i grew up with salvadoria cuisine mixed with american ria cuisine, and grew up cookin

st. mary's won in moraga. 7450 forever oregon state and in berkeley, california win against boston collegethe 71. that is sports. have a great day. >>> sticking with sports, hundreds of bay fc fans geared up for the start of the 2025 season at saturday's fanfest. there were games, giveaways and photo opportunities. sold-out event was a paypal park in san jose. bay fc's season kicks off on march 15th two on the road against the utah royals. >>> president trump said he will pardon the late sports legend pete rose. trump made the announcement on social media and added that rose should be inducted into the baseball hall of fame. trump did not say what the pardon would cover . rose was banned from baseball in 1989 for betting on games including his own team. the cincinnati reds. he was also made ineligible for the hall of fame, despite being the career leader in hits. pete rose later confessed to the betting accusations in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1990 in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1994 filing false income tax returns. the 2017

st. mary's will face pepperdine tonight in the other semifinal match-up. reed? >>> 6:53 in the morning.e-perfect day to remember in san francisco. we're going to show you the movement that well. >>> welcome back. all seen flash mobs for dancing and singing and even for playing music. but have you ever seen one for sketching? >> i love this story. you are itay hod takes us into a new movement that is sweeping the globe and drawing quite the crowd right here in san francisco. watch this. >> reporter: eileen goldenberg doesn't need much to create a little magic. just a folding chair, a sketch book, and a good spot for inspiration. >> it's just so peaceful and relaxing and just wonderful. >> reporter: today that spot is under the grand dome at the palace of fine arts in san francisco. so picture-perfect, it almost paints itself. at first, it's just her, her pen, her moment. then things start to get sketchy. out of nowhere, someone pulls out a chair and a pad. then another. and another. soon, the entire pavilion is overtaken like a flash mob with pencils. what's it like sketching with 80 oth

st. mary's plant had vinyl chloride into the environment in close proximity to a boy scouts camp and an akron plant that vented dust contaminated with asbestos into surrounding neighborhoods. it should nobody surprise that asthma and cancer remain challenges for my community. in 2019, the asthma and allergy foundation of america designated akron as an asthma capital, alongside the rubber capital, and rank the city 14th in the list of the top 100 most challenging places in america to live with asthma. thankfully in 2024, akron moved down the list to 52, but we'd prefer not to be on that list at all. studies have also shown that neighborhoods in southern act ran, like summit lake and kenmore, continue to pose lifetime cancer risk from industrial pollution nearly twice the e.p.a.'s acceptable level. unfortunately, everyone in akron has a friend or a family member with a cancer story. and too often these stories involve working in rubber or being too close to a plant. the e.p.a. rule that is the subject of the joint resolution estimates compliance will cost these multimillion dollar corporations

i want to thank you all for welcoming me and mary to washington, d.c. to celebrate st. patrick's day. irish prime minister martin: it's a good feeling to be covid free and to be here. may i say i'm pleased to be joined by the deputy first minister from ireland. very pleased to have you here as well. it's a cherished opportunity to break bread with our most steadfast friends. and as been said, it's now more than 40 years since speaker tip o'neill invited president reagan to the capitol for the fourth st. patrick's day luncheon which began a very proud tradition which i'm honored to attend today in your esteemed company. president trump, thank you for joining us today to mark our national day. you're a great friend of ireland. by the way, all those statistics you quoted are extra verifiably true. there's one small corner of ireland called doonbeg in county clear which holds a special place in your heart and we hope to welcome you to our small island and indeed to these particular greens very soon. speaker johnson, once again, you've graciously gathered our dear friends in

st. patrick's day in washington, d.c. thank you, madam secretary, and thank you, usha for hosting this at your residence. mary and i appreciate your warm welcome and hospitality and have learned something new this morning. the use of socks. have to adjust rapidly with my conservative dress sense. to some it may seem strange that i am doing this here in the united states. st. patrick's day as it is celebrate today with great fanfare and flourish gap here in the united states. in times long past irish immigrants far from hearth and home marked the day in memory of families they had left behind. over time celebrations grew in strength and number. today we are deeply proud that march 17 is a day to showcase our rich culture and great friendship from across the world. the united states has been a steadfast friend of ireland's for centuries. indeed, the united states was the first country to recognize our long sought independence. last year we marked 100 years of irish-u.s. diplomatic relations. together we have been deep and enduring political, cultural and economic bonds. greatly enriching our two nations in the