>> ucla bruins. >> colton bruins, he's a big boy.e's 6'9". >> nice. >> mackenzie has high hopes from this young man from roseville. >> when you talk about pas protection and standing in front of this guy, that's what he does. he got the lenght, he's got the great seed. and you talk about playing in the second level pulling. this guy has a lot of talent and we think if we can get him to fit our scheme and coach kay working with him he's going to flourish. >>> after drafting miller the raiders traded a pick to pittsburgh to get -- he was suspended for violating the nfl substance abuse policy. the ktvu coverage of rounds two and three of the nfl draft begins today at 4:00. in the meantime you can get all of your local news still on ktvu plus. >>> ucla quarterback josh rosen was not happy going tenth to the cardinals but the draft has been pretty exciting. >>> 4:58. coming up, kim jong-un made history after crossing the border to meet with his rival to the south. what we're learning about that summit and what it mean s -- means for the p

colton miller in ucla. 6'8", 309. his job was probing josh rosen. now it will be derek carr ch. >> i'm so excited. being from sacramento and oakland being where it is, super

california and decided you wanted to attend ucla instead of berkley, you could be paying astronomical out of state tuition. >> reporter: water rights, pensions, prisons, education funding and figuring this out takes time and money. so would setting up 3 new governments. he says even if this makes to it the ballot, voters won't go for it. >> voters have shown themselves to be skeptical and cautious about risks taken with their tax dollars. >> reporter: it has to be approved by congress. members might not be eager to die lute their power by creating four new west coast senators. draper says sit california's nature to push the envelope. >> we don't have any other states that are going to be the model for the future. >> what are the polls showing? is is there a general support for breaking the state up? >> i asked mr. draper, did you poll this before you put it on the ballot, he said yes and the polls are very low. when you explain to people that this means, support goes up but

. >>> troy aikman, quarterback, ucla. >>> troy aikman, quarterback, ucla. >> and so, it is now officiallyikman is a member of the dallas cowboys. >> look how young he looked back then. >> ah, troy. >> three-time super bowl winning quarterback, troy aikman, going first overall in the 1989 nfl draft. and nearly 20 years later, troy aikman, again, returned to the draft last night to serve as i'd

>> ucla. i wish they had gotten colton miller as well. >> >> he got the lenght.s got the great feet and you talk about playing at the second level pulling. this guy has a lot of talent. we think if we can get him with that off screen. and coach kay working on him and he's going to flourish. >> mackenzie is happy. after they drafted miller the raiders traded to pittsburgh for thomas who had 15 catches last year. he was suspend for all of the 2016 season because he violated the nfl substance abuse policy. and the 49ers surprised some fans by drafting what they hoped was the future corner stone for the offensive line. >> with the ninth pick in the 2018 nfl draft, the san francisco 49ers select, mike mcglinchey. offensive tackle, notre dame. >> 49ers general manager john lynch says mcglinchey impressed them when they met him during scouting. >> he was the guy who came in and owned the room. and everyone felt it wasn't just me. kyle felt that way. our coaches that were in the room felt that way. our scouts in the room. he has a special presence to him. he's real, he's

>>> troy aikman, quarterback, ucla. >>> troy aikman, quarterback, ucla. >> and so, it is now officially official, if you will. troy aikman is a member of the dallas cowboys. >> look how young he looked back then. >> ah, troy. >> three-time super bowl winning quarterback, troy aikman, going first overall in the 1989 nfl draft. and nearly 20 years later, troy aikman, again, returned to the draft last night to serve as i'd say shield for roger goodell against booing fans. >> a human shield. >> yeah. >> it didn't work so well. with roger staubach, and the boos kept coming. >> it didn't matter that there were fellow cowboys on the stage. it's becoming a time-honored tradition, really. he didn't win anybody over with this response. >> i can't believe you guys are booing the cowboys. come on. >> ah, good try, goodell. good try. >> better luck next year. here's someone who did get plenty of cheers and well deserved. steelers linebacker, ryan shazier who walked without assistance for the very time in public since a serious spinal injury during a game late last year. he helped in announcing the s

i went to ucla which when i went there it was chicago west and so tom seoole was my labor profess and i picked up something there through osmosis and in merced i went to ucla and there were smart kids, worldly and got in arguments and i just started arguing a certain way and for some reason maybe getting out of college i thought well, i guess i'm a libertarian. that was it [ applause ] >> just like we did in the last session, we will take questions from the audience as well through twitter, all you have to do is tweet at m me @clementliberty. they'll come through to me and i'll get to as many as i can. one -- another really kind of pressing issue that people wanted to know, people come to the ideas of classical libertarianism from different angles and a lot of us have o niche issue. if you had to pick one, what would your most passionate issue area be? >>. >> well, i come to it not from any specific issue but just purely i suppose from this intellectual -- i neglected to mention i did a doctorate in philosophy where i did defend ideas of liberty in my dissertation. that went over like

but then my parents were apolitical, i went to -- i went to ucla, which when i went there it was chicago west and so you had tom sole was my labor professor and, so i think i picked up something there through osmosis and then when i argued, a little cow town i grew up and go to ucla, these smart kids, worldly and got involved with arguments. and i started arguing a certain way and for some reason getting out of college i guess i'm a libertarian. that was it. [ applause ] >> so just like we did in the last session, we are going to take questions from the audience as well through twitter, all you have to do is tweet at me@clement liberty and they will put the slide up there. if you do have questions they will come through to me and i will be sure to get to as many as i can. one -- another really kind of pressing issue that people wanted to know because -- i mean, people come to the ideas of classical liberalism or libertarianism from all sorts of different angles and a lot of us have kind of our niche issue, the issue that means the most to us inside the realm of liberty politics. if you h

, the oakland raiders select colton miller, offensive tackle, ucla. >> yeah.t is colton mill is from roseville. he is expected to fill one of the holes on the offensive line. >> when you're talking about pass protection and standing in front of this guy, that's what he does. he has the length and the great feet. and you're talking playing at the second level. this guy has a lot of talent. we think if we can get him in the scheme and with coach working with him, he is going to flourish. >> after drafting miller, the raiders traded a third round draft pick to pittsburgh to get wide receiver bryant who had 50 catches and three touchdowns last year. he was also suspended for all of the 2016 season. he violated the nfl substance abuse policy. >>> ktvu's coverage of rounds two and three of the nfl draft begins today at 4:00. the raiders have two picks. the 49ers have three picks. and don't forget you can get all of your local news on ktvu plus. >>> let's bring in mike mibach. mike, if i'm not mistaken, didn't you predict that the 49ers would make that move. >> i did

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colton miller in ucla. 6'8", 309. his job was probing josh rosen. now it will be derek carr ch. >> i'm so excited. being from sacramento and oakland being where it is, super excited to work under him and i'm read to come in day one and make a name for myself. >> the raiders used the third round trade they got, flipping to pittsburgh for martavis bryant. unhappy with the steelers. a couple of substance abuse violations. if he's happy, could stay on the field. could be dangerous, but a gambling. >> colton, 6'8", 309? . >>> glad you're with us tonight. thanks for watching. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us. jimmy kimmel live is next. >> enjoy. ha ♪a ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," "avengers, infinity war week!" tonight, don cheadle, benedict cumberbatch, elizabeth olsen, and winston duke, the nfl number one draft pick, and music from morgan wallen featuring florida georgia line. and now, excelsior -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you

. >> ucla is on the clock right now. not only did he get accepted to cal but -- >> yeah! >> yes!been invited to become a bruin. so, while i'm with you, gayle, and i'm like roll on. brother, you get education for free. >> no way! >>> you know, there's an assumption that when you go through one of those drive-through wild animal parks that your car will offer you protection. well, you would be wrong making that assumption. this video epoposted by mo medi. this woman has some food and this giraffe wants to get at it. she has her window open. of course they're tickled by it, but somebody starts to roll up the window. >> dude. >> yeah, dude is right. dude, you shouldn't have done it. >> oh. >> yeah, of course. that was a stupid thing to do. >> oh, yeah. that thing busted. listen to this. >> are you all right? >> are you all right? >> are you sure? >> they were afraid that that giraffe may have been hurt and the woman, too. the woman was okay. they say they started honking so the game keepers could come ove. they say the giraffe was okay. >>> now, sometimes you don't need humans to giv

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. >> guest: ucla not far from where we are sitting right now you no longer have to read shakespeare to get a degree in english. >> host: why is that a bad thing? >> guest: there is such a thing as good and bad. politically correct people don't agree, but i would say william shakespeare is probably the most talented human being who ever lived in my book because i'm a writer and i'm a little bit prejudice but if you study literature and have not read shakespeare, it's like studying religion and not reading the bible. it's about that extreme. i don't know. because he was a white man, so what, i don't care. it's interesting to read. i don't care whether they were white or black. i'm a follower of chinese former chairman who said he famously i don't care if the cat is black or white i only care if it [inaudible] >> host: we've mentioned enemies a love story. what else, what other kind of work do you do here in hollywood that we should know about? >> guest: a lot of work that never got made, very typical. in one of the ones that did get made recently is a film called a better life that just

berkeley is right behind ucla. brigham young, harvard and stanford round out the top seven. >> one possible site is the port of oakland power terminal and the team has an idea how to get fans there. they're considering a lift like this to move people from downtown to the howard terminal site and the university in portland is a good example of what that could be like. the tram could cost between 50 million and $100 million. i used to live in portland and i have been on that tram multiple times. it's pretty cool. >> how many people can it move though? a lot? >> i think they said they could do many thousands of people before a game. >> really? >> it's more practical than you might think. however i will say, i was surprised that it swung more than i expected. but it is pretty fun. >> adds to the whole experience of the game too. >> any wind that will be pushing us around today at all? >> yes. we'll have gusty blustering north westerly winds today and that's behind the system exiting or has exited and we're still lookin

. >> ucla is on the clock right now. not only did he get accepted to cal but -- >> yeah! >> yes!'s also been invited to become a bruin. so, while i'm with you, gayle, and i'm like roll on. brother, you get education for free. >> no way! >>> you know, there's an assumption that when you go through one of those drive-through wild animal parks that your car will offer you protection. well, you would be wrong making that assumption. this video epoposted by mo medi. this woman has some food and this giraffe wants to get at it. she has her window open. of course they're tickled by it, but somebody starts to roll up the window. >> dude. >> yeah, dude is right. t ll could come overave >> areu av need humans to give animals a hard time. animals do that to each other. check this out. this is back in december. shooting some video. but i want you to pay attention to some penguins right over here on this iceberg, this miniature iceberg. the penguin in the yellow circle. watch what happens. this is the drama. >> nope. not on my -- nope. huh-uh. >> kind of what morgan freeman should do a commen

raiders traded down from 10-15, beefed up their o-line, selecting ucla tackle, colton miller. he was considered a reach by some experts. miller, a native of roseville says he is looking forward to playing close to home and playing for john. >> being from sacramento and oakland being where it is i am super excited to work under him and i am ready to come in day 1 and make a name for myself. >> he understands the game. excellent athlete who has great potential. we feel really good about adding him to the raider roster. >> the raiders were not done there. they traded for wide receiver, bryant, for a third round pack. he caught 15 passes and three touchdowns last year after being suspended in 2016 for violating the league's substance abuse policy. >>> oklahoma quarterback and heisman winner mayfield selected overall number one by the browns. in all, record 4 quarterbacks were taken in the first round. the sharks could of used a defensive pick in the draft after giving up a touchdown, pregame slow in vegas. good indicator for how it was going to go for san jose. the first in the sp

>> i came to washington for the energy program for ucla. my professor had a cartoon. he pointed at it and said that this cartoon decided the election of 1874. i was hooked. since then, i collected the magazines for over 40 years. >> we are going to talk about the magazine, but first let's talk about the media. what was it like? "what fools these mortals be! ae story of puck --michael: lot of newspapers, but they weren't very colorful, they weren't very fun. when puck came in, it was the first magazine of its kind to have full colored cartoons talking about politics. it really filled the vacuum. famous man said it was more influential than all the newspapers combined. let's begin steve: with some of the images. from september 1876, we should point out it's in german. what are we looking at? michael: this is the first issue of puck. the founder of puck was german, so for the first 20 years he also published a german version. it was so popular they sold 20,000 copies in issue. if you take a look at the top right-hand corner, you can see other characters from famous europ

i'm just curious how you might from your perspective professor at ucla look at this whole thing going on right now where you have governor brown and the attorney general of california not willing to abide by the federal statute regarding immigration. >> without getting too much into the current politics, mcauliffe versus maryland is the case some of you may be familiar with. he said the constitution provided that congress could do all things necessary it was convenient to have a bank and therefore we should have a bank. a. in the democratic accountability to the government ithat the govo impose a burden on you, you have to have at the state and federal level to fight to participate in the political process with a fundamental constitution today. in the case involving the current issue involving california the issue is can the federal government mandate that the state officers do, can they require them to cooperate with immigration authorities this is just my opinion, but the court has addressed this issue on a number of cases fairly recently which the court said under the tenth amendme

adjunct professor at ucla law school and served as an adjunct faculty for a number of other law schools. before becoming an immigration judge, she was an assistant u.s. attorney and a trial attorney in the civil division of the department of justice handling and appellate litigation. thank you all for being here today. if you could please make any opening remarks you have prepared and then we have questions. we will do that for each on the panel and then have some questions. >> is the little red button on? president of the american bar association and of the la if th, of green or we very much appreciate this opportunity to share our views on strengthening and improving america's immigration courts. as an organization of lawyers, there is an interest in the health of all of the nation's courts. as you know the immigration adjudication system faces significant challenges including historically high caseload of backlog. this has largely been due to an imbalance between funding for enforcement and adjudication. frustrations are bound on all sides. while we applaud that congress provided fun

that i take kolton miller out of ucla. round one in the books.rounds two and three happen tomorrow afternoon. in san francisco, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> we are not done. the sharks did something tonight they've never done before in the playoffs. cover your eyes. we will show you. hockety...ths playoff game they;ve ever >>> more than 25 years of sharks hockey and this was the ugliest playoff game they've ever played. we'll show you what happened and then we'll just forget about it. does that sound good? quick memory here. we'll just forget about it. round two of the playoffs. the sharks in vegas taking on the nhl's newest team. that would be the golden knights. a lot of hype before this game. they bombarded the sharks. seven goals all for vegas. sharks lose 7-0. game two, by the way, is saturday night, 5:00, right here on nbc bay area. >>> well, the warriors got some really good news today. steph curry taking part in a full practice. that hasn't happened in weeks. curry has been upgraded to questionable for saturday's playoff game against new

. >> ucla is on the clock. >> not only did he get accepted to al, but cal but also invited become a bruinepted as a ucsd regent scholar, a full scholarship only awarded to 100 people. while i'm with you, gayle, you get this education for free, slide on in. >> no way! >>> i know, it was a fun show but we're going to do it all - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for luminess silk, brought to you by luminess air. watch how this touchless makeup appears to erase flaws like magic. it'll transform the way you look in minutes. - you're gonna see it just disappear. you see that? gone. - [narrator] people are leaving ordinary foundation for this miracle breakthrough because it seemingly wipes away years in seconds. - i am 52 years old and let me tell ya, i look better than i have ever looked. - [narrator] women everywhere are switching to this new beauty breakthrough because it delivers stunning results that everyone will notice. - i will have people say, "what are you doing? "you look younger." - it's like night and day. - people asked if i got botox. - looked in the mirror and it w

during his time there he found time to earn a master of fine arts in screen writing from ucla and also write a screen play. during his tenure at cal state-dominguez hill he is worked tirelessly to advance the goals of the university by providing quality education, scholarship opportunities and services that have been transformative. under his leadership, cal state-dominguez hills experienced continuous growth in graduation rate, enrollment, tenure track faculty appointments and enhanced student services while bringing distinction to the university , he led an ahn wavering commitment to student success which promoted highly impactful student-focused initiatives. dr. hagan is well respected and admired educator who has demonstrated his commitment to the advancement of higher education and community growth. i wish dr. hagan the best of luck in his future endeavors, which i'm sure will include spending time with his wife betty who is also an educator. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, -- the gentleman from texas for five minute

. >> i went to ucla and i'm now here at usc is a master of fine arts students. i graduate next year. >> patrice is our guest, when they call you a terrorist is the name of the book. first call is for more florida, your tv. >> thank you for taking my questions. in your response when you thought that all lives matters is a copout and i can understand, i'm a white female and 50s and coming up to the civil rights era seen the abundance of racial divide and hatred that took place that doctor king and others worked hard to try to stop, going through all that i feel like there's good and bad and all people and not trying to minimalize the black lives matters movement at all but understanding there such deep-rooted hurt and pain that may be there's still that mean to try to get back at somebody and maybe if there's bad things that will always happen or will we try to hurt somebody back were the only ones hurting ourselves. >> i think that's a great point. i think you've seen a nonviolent movement dislike king used to try to talk about the issues of racism in the country

instead, jon gruden takes ucla offensive tackle colton miller. he's from roseville here in california, he had a great combine workout. interesting both the 9ers and raiders go with offensive linemen to protect their franchise quarterbacks. it's been over a week since the sharks and golden knights play their playoff games. they should be rested and come out blazing. tonight in vegas, baby. the golden nooik, an expansion team. you talk about a surprise in year one. they've won the pacific division playing in the second round against a veteran sharks squad. they have been there before. vegas the favorite to win this story. the sharks are okay with the underdog role. >> the thing with the nhl, especially this year, anyone can be anyone if are you not ready to play and prepared. you know, but i think they're coming into this and you know the team to beat all year. >> the team that takes care of the small details is going to win this. you know, it's going to be tight. like i said,e prepared really well. we feel really ready to start tonight and get the

the cardinals did that to move up to pick her back josh rosen out of ucla. back here at rater headquarters, the draft board room is right down the hallway. reggie mckenzie is there tinkering and working with his pics on the field. the team has been having voluntary workouts and boy, for john gruden, it could not come any sooner. the first time he would have been on the field here in alameda with the raiders in nearly 10 years.>> the practice field has always been a laboratory for a coach where we earn our pay. we have to develop the team and learn a lot about them quickly. we've got a lot of things to teach and areas to improve on. it was fun to be out here. i don't want to be to deeper philosophical.>> reporter: it's quiet here at the alameda headquarters as we send it back. we are waiting to see what the raiders will do in the first draft of 2018 nfl draft. back to you. >> reporter: that's the story at rater headquarters and as you can see, the party continues at the 49ers headquarters. let's get you caught up on what happened in the first part of the draf

santa barbara and ucla, 93. not that warm, but warming up.well. napa, 78, and we will not see this for awhile. saturday, we could get close. upper 70s, and the next few days will be cooler. next week looking cooler with rain on the way. the clouds on the move, and the system is toppling over like that, not usually a positive sign for rain. mainly clouds and light rain. 60s or 70s. down 10-15 degrees, and we will continue that with the reinforcement of cooler air coming in mind the system. light rain sfo to oakland airport and concord to the north. south of that, a little. there could be a tenth of an inch the farther north you go. late morning, early afternoon, not a lot to the system, and again, a lot of cloud cover, and rain to start, but there's not a lot there. a couple of hundredths. santa rosa north, a tenth of an inch, but not much more. wednesday night, everyone will get rain and a really good shot of cold air for april. temperatures upper 50s and lower 60s. we are going zooming right back down. here's what i want to show you, there,

instead, jon gruden takes ucla offensive tackle colton miller.om roseville here in california, he had a great combine workout. interesting both the 9ers and raiders go with offensive linemen to protect their franchise quarterbacks. it's been over a week since the sharks and golden knights play their playoff games. they should be rested and come out blazing. tonight in vegas, baby. the golden nooik, an expansion team. you talk about a surprise in year one. they've won the pacific division playing in the second round against a veteran sharks squad. they have been there before. vegas the favorite to win this story. the sharks are okay with the underdog role. >> the thing with the nhl, especially this year, anyone can be anyone if are you not ready to play and prepared. you know, but i think they're coming into this and you know the team to beat all year. >> the team that takes care of the small details is going to win this. you know, it's going to be tight. like i said, we prepared really well. we feel really ready to start tonight and get the first

they also took an offensive tackle, colton miller ot ut of ucla. the niners get the guy rated the top offensive tackle. the raiders get an offensive tackle ranked the second best at his position. both going with guys to protect their franchise quarterbacks. makes a lot of sense. but i know a lot of people thinking both teams pligmight g defense. didn't happen. live in san francisco, here at 29, colin resch. >> have fun at that 49ers party. good news for steph curry and the warriors, he took part in a full practice today, that hasn't happened in weeks. curry is now listed as questionable for saturday's playoff game against new orleans. he has been out of the lineup since march 2233rd with a knee injury. we're likely to see steph for game one with the pelicans. >> that's going to do it for us. see you at 11:00. "extra" ♪ >>> now on "extra." john cena's first interview about calling off the wedding. >> i'm going through a bit of a downtime. >> does he love nikki bella? >> the one takeaway -- >> tom cruise takes over the vegas strip. >> i'm in vegas wi

research from ucla, one of the things i love about science is that the skepticism it brings to enterprise. so we have this theory of how teams work if you give them a certain amount of time they will proceed and finish the project in a linear way. but what is skeptical about that is the methodology for figuring this outne was to videotape and audiotape that inaction so that in coming up with a new product or a new intake procedure for insurance people coming up with a new process inside the company and basically embed these cameras and record literally every single interaction that they said and what she was left with which is what is painful but imagine literally hundreds of hours of videotape of coming up with a new baking project or new internal process with the banking company but what she found with the qualitative data is it didn't work they had originally suspected but at the beginning of a process or project teams did very little. almost nothing not surprising that they did very little and there was a moment then they really get going the punctuation mark where they really got goi

offensive tackle ucla. >> see pam's happy. colton miller is a big guy.pected to fill one of those holes in the offensive line. and by the way he's also from roseville. >> when you talk about pass protection and standing in from of this guy. that's what he does. he has the lenght, he's got the feet. when you talk about the lenght pulling this guy has a lot talent. >> after drafting miller the raiders traded a third round draft pick to pittsburgh to get wide receiver martavis bryant who had 50 catches and three touchdowns last year. he was also suspended last season for violating the substance abuse policy. >>> round two and three begin today at 4:00. the raiders have two picks. the 49ers have three picks. and don't forget you can get all of your local news on ktvu plus. >>> coming up in our 6:00 hour, tracking down the golden state killer. how popular genealogy websites might play a role if other cases. >> also bill cosby was convicted. found guilty of sexual assault. how much time he could possibly face in prison because of that conviction. >>> heading o

offensive tackle, ucla. >> colton miller is from roseville, he is expected to fill one of the holes in the offensive line. >> when you're talking about pass protection, and that is what he does. he has the great feet, you're talking about playing up the second level, this guy has got a lot of talent. we think if we can get him within our scheme, and the coach working with him, he is going to flourish. >> after drafting miller the raiders traded to pittsburgh. he was suspended for all of the 2016 season for violating the league's substance abuse policy. [ inaudible ] begins today a 4 o'clock , the raiders have two pics, the 49ers have for. in the meantime you can get all of your regular newscast over on our sister station. >> the santa fe sharks lost their first game, seven to nothing last night the golden knights and their first goal about 4 1/2 minutes into their first game. the second goal, just 26 seconds later. this was the only second time in team history that the sharks lost a playoff game by seven goals. the first was back in 95, they lost to calgary, 922. game two of the series

ucla tackle. he was considered a reach by some experts. he is a native of roseville and is looking forward at the playing close to home and plank for jon gruden. and the raiders weren't done -- he is looking forward to playing close to home and playing for jon gruden. adding players. they traded for wide receiver martavious bryant from the steelers for a third round pick. bryant caught 50 passes, three touchdowns last year. he was suspended all of 2016 for violating the league's substance abuse policy. >>> wow! a pregame show in vegas. a good indicator for how it's going for sharks. first period in the space of 90 seconds, three players scored past martin jones. vegas lit up it 6 minutes into the game 3-0. second period theodore scores to make it 5- 0. that was the end of jones' night. he is pulled in favor of aaron dell. and dell allowed two more goals. golden knights crushed san jose in game one, 7-0. >>> there is a five way tie at the lpga tournament in daly city. among those leaders, lydia ko. and steph curry listed as questionable for

conservative commentator candace owens for taking on black lives matter protesters during an event at ucla> what's happening down the black community, there is an ideological civil war happening. black people focused on the past and shouting about slavery and people focused on the future. the victim mentality is not cool. i don't know why people like being oppressed. i love oppression. foreign years of slavery. james crowe, none of you live through it. it's embarrassing that you utilize their history. utilize their history and come in here with more emotion than they were living through it. more emotion than they ever have and they were living through it. it's embarrassing. you are not living through anything right now. you're overly privileged americans. >> sean: on saturday kanye west praised always writing "i love the way candace owens thinks, but not everyone is a fan with complements. look at what tom arnold went a sexist, brutal, vicious, hateful racist tirade. here are some of it. aside from being an insane alt-right -- i don't even want to talk about this anymore. candace joins us.

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. >> if your northern california and decide you want to attend ucla instead of berkeley, you could be paying astronomical out-of-state tuition in order to do so. >> reporter: then there are water rights, education funding, and figuring all this out takes time and money. so what setting up three new governments. he says that even if it makes it to the ballot, voters will not go for it. >> voters have shown themselves to be very skeptical and cautious about risks being taken with their text dollars. >> reporter: even if it passes, needs to be approved by congress. members may not be excited to dilute their own power by creating for new west coast senators. still, he says it is california's nature to push the envelope. >> we do not have any other states that will be the model for the future. >> reporter: in 2016, the group submitted 1.3 million signatures, but still, the sixth state ballot measure never actually got there because there weren't enough valid signatures in the bunch. so well today hundreds of thousands of signatures are being submitted in support of the three state proposal

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give

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she is an adjunct professor at ucla law school and served as an adjunct faculty at a number of other law schools. before becoming an immigration judge she was an assistant u.s. attorney and trial attorney with the civil division in department of justice handseling appellate litigation. thank you all for being here today. miss bass, if you would please make any opening remarks you have prepared and then we have some questions. we'll do that for each on the panel. >> thank you members of the subcommittee. my name is hillary bass. >> miss bass, is the red button on? >> it is now. i'm the president of the american bar association and co-president of the law firm of greenberg, troja. we appreciate this opportunity to share our views on improving immigration courts. the aba has an interest in the health of all of our nation's courts. as you know, the immigration adjudication system faces significant challenges, including a historically high caseload that is backlogged. this has largely been due to an ongoing imbalance between funding for enforcement and adjudication. frustrations abound on

a very fine magazine put out by the public affairs school of public administration and affairs at uclaall blueprint. it's just starting, it's about a year old, so it deserves a plug. if you're interested in public affairs, look up blueprint. so our authors today are delawarean stillman -- dee ann stillman who wrote blood brothers, the story of buffalo bill and sitting bull, the author of inseparable, the story of the siamese twins, and steven j. ross who wrote "hitler in los angeles." the authors tell their stories through great characters or who were little known at the time or were famous but have slipped off the pages of history. through them, the authors tell much about american culture, society and politics of their era. and tell us lessons -- teach us things that will be of value and enlighten us even today in the era of donald trump. "hitler in los angeles" by usc professor steven ross was a finalist for the pulitzer prize in the history category. in tracking the surprisingly effective -- right. [applause] that's an honor. attracting the surprisingly effective nazi campaign in l

berkeley is right behind ucla. harang gets sa harvard and stanford round out the top seven. >> the team has an idea to get fans there. the chronicle reports the team is considering a lift to move people from downtown to the howard terminal site and it could end up looking like this. this is the tram they have at oregon health sciences university in portland. the tram would cost between 50 million and $100,000,000 so it's not cheap but it's stylish. >> hopefully you don't have a fear of heights if you're a fan. >> how many people? >> something like 3,000 to 5,000 fans an hour that would be able to board. >> okay. >> all that rainy weather there too. >> in portland that's the way people get to work because it's up a big hill so they just catch that thing and come down. so why not. >> san francisco could use some of that. >> actually could. >> seriously. >> good morning, still a few showers but really not a big deal. we'll look at more sun today as live doppler 7 paints the picture of the offshore showers. some of the

i said, -- does this all started us at ucla where she challenged black lives matters protesters headntouchable activist group,ti she did it so brilliantly come up with the clip on twitter, kanye solid, praisd her, and the started a national conversation that no one expected.er i so proud to have her as the communications director. we need more courageous young warriors. with the support of many m otheo students, we will turn this around. >> i agree with charlie. kudos to you and your group. >> judge jeanine: no question.li charlie,>> deneen, thank you. coming up, president trump could be on the verge of a big win after his historic peace summit between north and south korea. we also you have the president is reacting next on the special edition of "hannity." ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments wit

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give (>> and so first order will be item number 4, presentation from public works about the 201 # one road repaving and street safety bond program and possible action by the committee in response to such presentation. >> mr. thomas, before you start, i think that my members and i have agreed that it would probably not be that meaningful for you to render your report to us today because many of us, myself included, we haven't really had access to the information. i believe based on what we have been told that the information that you were required to send to the controller's office was at least one week late. and i just wanted to give you the opportunity to let us know what circumstances that may have been out of your control to render your report that much late. and i'm also reminded to remind you that this is not the first time that the reports from your department have, you know, have been late for se

ucla gray making for a neat sunrise from our mount vaca view. low clouds out there.have a west wind picking up tomorrow as a low that's just off the pacific gets closer to us. clouds and 51 degrees for san francisco now. 50 in livermore. . >>> commuters are dealing with delays due to a couple of new hot spots and that's in the south bay. that's been heating up now. here's a live look. traffic looks okay along 880 as you are heading towards 101. but it's 101 that's really getting hit hard with those slowdowns. we have a motorcycle accident and that's northbound direction right near brokaw and it's blocking one lane. you can see traffic really starting to slow down and back up in the area. it's beyond 680 at this point. so do expect delays. we are tracking a little under 40 minutes to go from hellyer to san antonio. that's a check of your traffic. over to you. >>> right now, firefighters are still on the scene of that massive construction fire in concord. this is a live look right now. in just a few hours, crews plan to demolish some of the walls that remain. they are