this is probably as close to any moment in my life i am spartan can you say moment. >> spartan can you say didn't want to be identified as spartan can you say because then they would kill him. corey booker doesn't know anything because is he stupid. >> only president in history what a job he has done. by the way we are impeaching him. if it does happen it's your fault you g you didn't go out to vote ♪ don't you ever leave me ♪ leave me alone ♪ leave me alone ♪ steve: it's september the 7th, it is a friday thank goodness. tgif thank goodness it's fox. don't lee me alone. do you know pete hegseth was with us yesterday and now is he out in montana. ainsley: in front of the entire audience pete gets to interview him right before his rally. brian: intimate setting. pete: just between friends it was pretty neat in the rim rock arena. you got your "new york times" delivered in manhattan. i got my billings gazette. no punches pulled. i think that's pretty accurate. he did have a teleprompter for his speech as he always does went off script and talked about a number of different topics. always

indecent exposure, human feces and drug use are just a few of the problems said to be hurting spartan little hel an in for vicki liviakis tonight. kron four's philippe djegal reports that little league organizers are desperate for a solution. (philippe)nats- "right here -- all this." elias beltran serves as vice president of spartan little league in san jose....nats- "i've gotta checkout this sprinkler system again." he's been a volunteer coach and groundskeeper where the kids play baseball at the tully community ballfields for going on eight years now.elias beltran/spartan little league- "and, the homeless have been here for almost all eight years, and it's gotten worse and worse." on at least one occasion... beltran says a homeless man exposed himself to the children.nats- theives have broken into storage boxes, the snack shack and bathrooms. a tent is set- up next to one of the dugouts... and, whenever the police are called, beltran says the homeless dispurse, but always evenutally return. some of the homeless help clean, but beltran says others do not.elias beltr

some of the homeless help clean, but beltran says others do not.elias beltran/spartan little league- "pipes, uh, syringes, uh, feces, we have to clean-up with a power washer. so, that's just extra work for us, which is, we all know is volunteer. little league is volunteer. its not - - nobody gets paid for nothing." when elias and his grandkids joined the league he says there were 25 teams. that number is now down to 15, declining rapidly over the past two years. a local councilmember is holding a meeting friday with city staff and league parents with hopes of developing a plan to fix the problem.elias beltran/spartan little league- "i've had some bad health issues, but i keep going because i like to see the smile on the kids' face. i love it. you can't take it off. you know, i'll keep on doing it for as long as i can." l november -- and beltran wants to keep the fields in shape and safe well before then... hopefully, encouraging kids to eventually come out for tryouts and start playing games in march. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) a 4-a-m last call ... is a just

it was all private, unlike the spartans. move forward to rome. i will say a couple of quick things about rome, because one could talk for many years about it. the roman republic, the republic of, is important for lots of things, but one of them is the roman constitution. it is a complex body of offices and principles and laws, that in effect make it difficult for any person to establish absolute and arbitrary power. the tribunes of the people. they may not be physically touched or impeded by anyone. from the consular class. all of these different offices in different ways of electing them. they have a profound influence on the idea of limiting power. that republic is destroyed. the last free and independent man of rome is the best way to date the end of the republic in 46 bc. cato was a hero of republican liberty. the play cato in london was a huge hit. it was george washington's favorite play. and to independent journalists in london signed their essays in the newspaper, cato, after the cato of the play. then the american founders all red cato's

it was all private unlike the spartans. move forward to rome. i will just say a of quick things about rome. one could talk for many years about it. is importantublic for lots of reasons. one of them is the roman constitution. there's a very complex body of offices and principles and laws that in effect make it difficult for any person to establish absolute and arbitrary power. othernsuls who check each elected every year. the tribunes of the people who may not be physically touched or imputed to anyone from the consular class. offices andfferent different ways of electing them that came to have a very profound and powerful influence on the idea of limiting power. that republic is destroyed. and the suicide of cato the younger, the last free and independent men in rome is the best way to date the actual end of the republic in 46 bc. institutehom the cato is very indirectly named, he was a hero of republican liberty. cato in london was a huge hit. it was george washington's favorite play. johnhomas gordon and trencher, two independent journalists

this is probably as close to any moment in my life i am spartan can you say moment. >> spartan can youn can you say because then they would kill

the spartans lead 27-14. they hung on to win 27-21, huge win for the unbeaten spartans, another score to pass on to you, sam rafael 64, elsa allen 18. >>> we'll get out of here with this one. would you like to see a skeletal rat in the red sox dugout and the mets were dealing with the same thing. that's a good old boy, too good old healthy sized one, exposed on camera in hopes of making a great escape. i don't know if it was a mets or red sox fan, but the mets won by a final 8-0. that's enough. we'll see you around. good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> have a great night! have a great weekend! see you. captioning sponsored by cbs >> coming up on c-span 2, booknotes for people who like to read by watching tv. omroseo discusses "unhinged." at 2:00 bob woodward talks about "fear." and general kelly resident from his trump book, "please, tell me none of this is real." and finally at 4:00, eric trump discusses his new tell-all book, "are you

at least one former spartan now works in the san jose police department. jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >>> the mayor of palo alto broke her silence about her experience with sexual assault following a rally for christine blasey ford in palo alto. mayor shared her story with the bay area news group in an interview yesterday. she said she kept her secret even from her own husband for more than 50 years. she said she found the courage to tell her story after the rally where women were chanting your story is our story the mayor said on two different occasions in her late teens and early 20s men groped her and forced themselves on her. both times she escaped. both times she kept quiet. she called the incident the most frightening thing that could happen to anyone. a new study shows one group expects the homicide rate in san francisco this year to be down 35% from last year. the brennan center for justice projected crime rates in the 30 largest cities in the u.s. about overall homicide rates are expected to decline by 7% with san francisco's 35% drop largest . the

another former spartan in the marine unit with undercover unit for the san jose department. the jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a barbershop form is scuttled as part of the continuing effort to bridge the gap between community and law enforcement through open dialogue. for nearly 2 years, paul chambers has led a series of open and honest conversations all across the bay area. tonight is the first time one of the forms is being held in berkeley. the event gets underway at 6 p.m. tonight at south berkeley senior center at the 2939 ellis street and we hope you will come down and take part in the conversation. >> that is it for tonight. ktvu fox at 5 and start after the break. this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight

the spartans lead 27-14. they hung on to win 27-21, huge win for the unbeaten spartans, another score to pass on to you, sam rafael 64, elsa allen 18. >>> we'll get out of here with this one. would you like to see a skeletal rat in the red sox dugout and the mets were dealing with the same thing. that's a good old boy, too good old healthy sized one, exposed on camera in hopes of making a great escape. i don't know if it was a mets o won by a final good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> have a great night! have a great weekend! see - [announcer] this program is a paid presentation for omegaxl and is brought to you by great healthworks. - welcome. i'm larry king. and i'm here today to report on a significant health-related investigation that's been taking place for the past couple of years. the information that i will provide you during the course of this show is relevant to everyone's health and well-being. several years ago, i was introdu

the spartans dropped to 0-3 on this young season. is sponsored by river rock casino. by river rock casino. we'l ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ all with the withtap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card?prm.le oblife, nlived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. r rger places i'm the only one servthat has the bowlsff, to serve something different. i mean, just look at my teriyaki bowls. covered in teriyaki sauce,k, plce of white or bro ricou yr ch oi what about these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice bowls there. an dsod das oen! thanks jack! those are some nice bowls. everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls. try my bowls! see that right there? you can't say that. what? i was just i got great bowls...g sin ooooh. now i hear it. yea.myeri. only at jack in the box. >>> good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, typhoon mangut is turning towards hong kong after tearing a deadly path through the philippines. 28 deaths have been caused by the typhoon packing

runs up 21-14 spartans. --crazy ending in the final seconds...gorman driving for a go-ahead touchdown... trying to run another play, but the clock winds down and that's it game over! spartans win by 6...and remain undefeated. finally, sharks season is now upon us. sharkies opening training camp this morning down at their facility in san jose. the belief is they have a serious shot to win the cup. san jose bringing back all its stars including logan couture, joe pavelski, evander kane, brent burns, and the newly acquired elite defenseman erik karlsson..the two-time norris trophy winer. first preseason game is on tuesday. (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. (pam)(pam) a weather channel graphic has gone viral on social media... displaying the dangers of hurricane florence. (grant) it illust

is he doing the spartan race? low as the show's cohost went lower, mocking christians with comments like these. >> my mother is not watching. >> she doesn't like watching white awards shows because you guys don't thank jesus enough. >> the only white people that thank jesus are republicans and ex-crack heads. >> but now one actor outspoken about his own faith is defending hollywood and the narrative that it is antireligious. so who's right. >> here to weigh in, fox news contributor, forth johnson morris. what is your reaction? >> ex-crack head is a wonderful thing. somebody got out of the life of terrible drugs. and people who have suffered like this and come out ahead very often do thank god because drugs are something that overpowers you. and you need the help of a higher power. so i say he's actually kind of right. unfortunately, the way i would say it, is that until we've gotten to the point that we realize that we need god in our life, we're till missing something. >> but it feels like hollywood is also missi

theives have broken into storage boxes, the snack shack and bathrooms. < elias beltran/spartan little uh, syringes, uh, feces, we have to clean-up with a power washer. so, that's just extra work for us, which is, we all know is volunteer. little league is volunteer. its not -- nobody gets paid for nothing.">(ken) a tent is set-up next to one of the whenever the police are called, organizers say the homeless dispurse, but always evenutally return (pam) coming up: a new york times editorial has led to a clue - like game in our nation's captiol. find out which trump administration senior officials ... have already deined writing the piece. (ken)plus: we all know bay area rent is on the rise. we'll take a look at the numbers...that may still shock you. (pam) plus: sociologist and political activist dr harry edwardsis at the center of a new exhibit opening tomorrow.find out why he believes colin kaepernick will be featured there one day. (lawrence)ten at ten (ken)now at 10:30 - new details on that cracked window at the millennium tower in san francisco. the broken glass is on the 36th floo

the spartans head coach said there would be guest speakers to start the week and they believe fosteringanding will pay off in the long run. >> it gives us an appropriate time to discuss this, considering the impact of everything going on in our world, lately. it's a good time for these young men to have interaction face to face with law enforcement. >> the group was questioned about their trust in san jose police and about past interactions with officers. there were meetings to learn about policing and other aspects to encourage team members to consider joining the force when their college careers are over. >>> one of the stars of 911 spent time in san francisco for a good cause. the actor is originally from berkeley and attended college in oakland. dunbar helped present a $5000 donation to the group, carry the load at at&t ballpark, and they give money to programs that help military vets and their families. >>> overhauling a system that assigns students to schools. major changes considered by the san francisco school board. >>> a flight canceled at san francisco international. cleanup

are partly to blame for low participation for the spartan little league.organizers have seen ... indecent exposure, human waste and even drug use. and now they are desparate for a solution. there were once 25 teams... but that number is now down to 15. ( robin ) theives have broken into storage boxes, the snack stand... and bathrooms. a tent is set-up next to one of the dugouts...and, whenever the police are called, organizers say the homeless dispurse, but always evenutally return. ( robin )inspectors have been combing through the millennium tower in san francisco... to find out exactly how that glass window cracked on the 36th floor. kron4's gayle ong has the latest on this investigation. 4 days after a cracked window was discovered in 36-b at the millennium tower in san francisco,engineers from the depart

spartan little league- "pipes, uh, syringes, uh, feces, we have to clean-up with a powerr. so, that's just extra work for us, which is, we all know is volunteer. little league is volunteer. its not -- nobody gets paid for nothing.">(grant) a local (grant) a local council member is holding a meeting tomorrow with city staff and league parents...hoping to develop a plan to fix the problem. (pam) a prediction that former 49er colin kaepernick will one data alongside sports greats muhammad ali, jackie robinson and other athlete activists. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, so says the man whose life work is the subject of a new exhibit opening in the south bay. dr. harry edwards/sociologist sociologist and political activist dr. harry edwardsis sharing the artifacts of his long association withathletes who took a stand to push for social change.atheletes like muhammad ali, jackie robinson and colin kaepernick. entitled "the power of protest,' the exhibit here on the 5th floor of the martin lther king jr library contains fifty years of memorabelia, including the story of

hawaii this saturday from spartan stadium.struggle as hawaii is 3 - 1 so far. the game starts at 4:00 tomorrow. >>> and undefeated sanford to stanford pushes for the college playoffs tomorrow when it plays the oregon ducks in eugene. stanford ranks seventh in the country. oregon is ranked 20th. that game starts at 5:00. cal has a week off before hosting oregon next weekend in berkeley moving to baseball, the oakland a's are within striking distance of a tough wild-card spot. it looks like they are ready for the playoffs. last night against the los angeles angels of anaheim the athletics bats were alive. be the angels 21 - 3. the most runs they have scored in one game in nearly 18 years. a's now trail the yankees by 1 1/2 games for that first wild- card spot. >>> starting school later for middle and high school students across the state. the big decision from governor brown last night about changing those start times. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stic

spartans down 7 in the second request graffiti. give to to henry ok. breaks lose with a 53 yard scar. he plays linebacker college potentials include california can cal and alabama. tide at 14 fl 55 nrds. once again, he just getting recruited to linebacker even though 134 yards rushing and two touchdowns. sparnt spartans win 27-21 final. >>> the sharks new star eric carlson did not make it for training camp but joe thornen was on the ice along side joe pavelski. and vaneder kane. this is they worked together since the reconstructive knee surgery. thorntonen missed final three months of the last season and plain. pavelski and kane are looking forward to skating with the elite passer. >> joe is obviously a legend who is actively playing which is rare in this league. and you know it's great to see him back on the ice process. looking forward to continue to build through the course of the camp. >> back on the ice all the same thing that we have been able to do it felt -- felt very similar. >> we want to win now. and i think everybody is excited in this room

spartans winning to 27-21 the final.eric carlson did not make it in time for the training camp. but jumbo joe is back. yes joe shortenen was on the ice alongside pfaffly assistant and kane. this is the time the projected top line is working together since the reconstructive knee surgery. missing final three months of last season and the playoff. pavelski and kane are looking forward to skating with the elite passer. >> joe is obviously a legend who is actively playing, which is rare in this league. and it's great to see him back on the ice looking forward to continue to build through throughout throughout the course of the camp. >> get right back on the ice all the same thing that we were able to do felt similar. >> we want to win now. i think everybody is excited in this room. and i think our fans are very excited. and i think it's -- it's a real good time to be a sharks fan. >> madsen bumgarner will be starting today for the giants. the a's turn to with bull penning strategy as it is is tampa bay that will be interesti

spartans win 27-21. eric karlson did not arrive in time for the first day of training camp.is is the first time that projected top hein has worked together since thornton underwent knee surgery. he missed the playoffs last year. looking forward to skating with the elite passer. >> joe's obviously a legend who's active, which is rare in this league, it's great to see him back on the ielgs. looking forward to continue to build throughout the course of the camp. >> today back on the ice. all the things we've been able to do and felt felt very similar. >> we want to win now. i have think everybody's excited in this room and i think our fans are excited. i think it's a real good time to be a sharks fan. >> abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> love that kid. and i am a certified arborist for pg&e.ughes i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here

because the spartans were afraid of how well their nearby city-state was doing.utting it on the map where this type of language leads. so this reference to the 1930s, this harkening back to an era that we've seen before that leads to chaos and possible wash, it's very real. that's why the mood i think toward the end was so somber and dark. >> interesting to point out the lesson of the 1930s, we were the good guys. we saved the world from facism and totalitarianism. the regime is the holocaust deniers. when they throw around anti-nazi rhetoric, they're the denierden. and the united states helped provide peace, prosperity, stability for the entire world. now it's a shame that the president of the united states doesn't appreciate that. that he doesn't see any value in that, that he doesn't realize the united states' strength is based on our alliances in the very organizations he disparages. at the end of the day, he does some points. the iranian regime is malicious. they are bad. they're destabilizing. they are aggressive and militant and belligerent. that's a probl

. >>> in san jose, police in the san jose state spartans -- spartans football game came together formprove relations between athletes and officers. chief eddie garcia said the townhall meeting with a good chance to find out what issues the young man faced and what their relationships are with police. as far as a head coach has guest speakers address place to start we can says he believes it fosters great understanding between athletes and police will pay off in the long run. >> stuff like this to give this a chance for the discussion to happen. it is an appropriate time considering the impact lately. it is really a good time for these young men to have interaction face to face with law enforcement. >> the group was questioned about their trust in san jose police at about past interactions with officers. students also had small group meetings with officers to learn more about it. another aspect was to encourage team members to consider joining the police force. once their college careers are over.>> nice-looking day here today. temperatures are generally warmer and the red flag warnin

and you know the wolverines have wisconsin and spartans and penn state and ohio state to come and trip tonorthwestern too. for brian kelly's team, unknowns and big opponent, good start to the season. notre dame 24, michiganhe 17. anot chapter in one of the grt rivalries in all of college football. and again let's go back to the play we were discussing earlier. flush by jerry tillery. told us he has toothow for n dame to have a big gam and for all the talk of the michigan defensive front seven. notre dame's defensive frontse n and defense coordinated by clark lea ineb as coordinator may be the unit thae was differen maker tonight. kathryn tapper with the wning coach, brian kelly. >> kathryn: defense the story all game long. only fitting to end on defensive play as well. how would you grade the performaude? >> so pro of defensive effort today. gave up seven points on a kickoff return but they were resilient. had to play a lot of fectball in thed half. that defense at michigan is really good. i'm proud of ourootball team. they've had to listen to all the experts say how great michigan was

san jose's spartan little league says their kids are too scared to play on the fi because of a growing homeless problem. they've seen tents in the dugouts and human fee sees on the field while kids try to play. today the coach met with city council members. >> we're optimistic. we're going to have meetings every two weeks. >> they've got to clean up. the field says it's lost 50% of its players over the last years because it's problem. nike is scoring big the colin kaepernick campaign. nike sales are up 27% this week along after the kaepernick ad debuted. he made headlines for kneeling during the national anthem to raise awareness for social injustice. he's in a legal fight with the nfl saying league owners refuse to hire him because of his actions. >> happy friday to you. take us to the weekend. >> we're doing pretty good. no matter what you want to do outsi into the microclimate forecast. let's start off with tomorrow morning. you'll notice it will be a cool start with plenty of upper 50s and low 60s and really if big thing to remember is i don't think we'll see a lot in the way of cl

the public has not experienced staying in a shelter in the past, you'll be safe, but conditions are spartan. we ask you to bring your toothbrush, your pillow, other comfort items with you, and we'll keep you safe until the storm passes. then post landfall and post impact, you'll be more comfortable situation for you. but, also, i would like to thank the opportunity to say this storm is a significant event. our resources will be stretched. if you're fortune enough not to be impacted, we would like to have you consider being a volunteer. you can do that at redcross.org or any of the other fine agencies that you choose to volunteer with. thank you. >> and, folks, one of the most powerful arms of the whole community is the nongovernmental organizations like the red cross and here again, when the storm passes, this is about neighbor helping neighbor to the federal government. if you're looking to get involved and you're not in, you know, the carolinas but looking to get involved to help out the situation, once this has passed go to infoad.org or redcross.org. thank you, again. next up we our par

spartans when 33-15.o it for sports.>>> modern family is up next>> thank you so much for joining us tonight. have a great weekend and we will see you tomorrow night as well. ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. hate to miss the chance of a lifetime by not helping me build a duck village today? that was some tricky wording. that's how he gets us. i got it -- i would not hate to miss the chance of a lifetime by not helping you. but only 'cause i have work. i've got a driving lesson. uh, something. honey, you found those eggs weeks ago, and they still haven't hatched. should you prepare yourself for the possibility that they might be... alligators? dead. can you believe your sister? yeah, i do. they're dead. the only thing that's dead in this kitchen is your childlike sense of wonder. morning, dunphys. oh,

coaches of the spartan little league met with city councilmembers today about the poor field conditions and safety hazards. they say they've been dealing with human feces, drug use and trash. the league says it's lost 50% of its players but there is hope. >> we're optimistic we'll have meetings here every two weeks. >> leaders say this is part of a bigger issue of the growing homeless problem in san jose. >> this week a milestone. >> tonight the story of a dream wedding and wedding planner whose life took a dramatic turn. garvin thomas with an update of a story we did a year or two ago. >> reporter: five years ago the wedding of jim and jen lang, a dream made possible by the wedding planner she barely knew. the wedding and the positive attention that followed our story about it made the last few months of her life better. >> i think it would go perfectly. >> reporter: if there is one thing we have learned from the bay area proud series it's the although in july of 2013 it was difficult to see how she could get back morengen lang. >> i think it's amazing the generosity in their hearts. >

the san jose spartan little league is asking the city to clean the fields they use near 101 and tullyays it )s been dealing with human feces, trash and drug use on the field while kids are playing games. the league claims it )s lost 50-percent of its players over the last two years. . coming up next on today in the bay-- another apple store... another robbery... but could it be the same people? what police are telling us this morning about the latest apple store that was hit. . fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you stay up and running. we lost power... but not to that. i want that. (laughing) for a limited time get fast, reliable internet for a low price. call now. comcast business. beyond fast. here )s one of our top stories: another brazen robbery at an apple store. this time in downtown los gatos -- just before 2 p-m yesterday. witness

spartans win 27-21, the final and the sharks new star eric carlson didn't make it for training camp.alongside joe pavelski and identifieder kane processes the theirs time they have worked together since his knee surgery. he missed the final three months of the last season and playoffs. pavelski and kane are looking forward to skating with the elite passer. >> joe is obviously a legend who is actively playing, which is rare in this league. and you know it's great to see him back on the ice. looking forward to continuing to build throughout flout the camp. >> here and yesterday back on the ice all the same thing that we have been able to do, it felt -- felt very similar. >> we want to win now. and i think everybody is excited in.an i think our fans are very excited. and i think it's a real good time to be sharks fan. >> madsen bum garn he were starts today for the joints. the a's returning to the bull penning strategy as is tampa bay that will be interesting. and a full slate of college football we will have all the highlights and more starting on after the game tonight right here on a

you go through spartan training and come out tough. to teach kids not to be afraid to do the right thing when they see right and wrong. it's hard to do so we set up this program to fund coaches and really, it's the coaches that are the agents of change. so it wasn't just me. there's an army of people that are involved. it was my money mostly to start but now we have lots of donors and people that have joined the team. but it really is can we use this sport to teach kids life lessons and toughen them up. and it works. john: you are also now the chairman of a company with a whole cadre of sports. are you not only using sports but helping kids get out of a bad situation by sports. i was at your event at the southside seaport. you had olympic versus world champions, tons of money being raised. how can people help you? >> beat the streets.org, there's three ways. they can donate or volunteer their time or literally come out and help mentor a kid. proximity changes everything. go spend time in some of these schools like wait a minute, these

the spartans were shut out by washington state last week and. so, some progress today when they found the end zone, josh all over with a nice grab over the defender. in the fourth quarter, the ducks go up 28-12. justin herbert finds a >>> to johnny johnson. this is the second johnson touchdown of the game. oregon wins 35-22. arkansas and north texas with the early favorite for play of the year, north texas' keegan brewer catches the pot. pretends like he has caught the fair catch and as the defenders walk away from him, he takes off down the sideline for the 90 yard return. the mean, green blowout against arkansas 44-17. the razorbacks had six turnovers. the raiders are planning to come out strong against their rivals the denver broncos. we have a preview of tomorrow's game. >> let's face it. bronco stadium at mile high is in this is an awful place to play for an opponent. i am sure gruden has some cards to play to knock off the new quarterback, case keenum. he led the vikings to the nfc championship game in 2017. >> case keenum at the end of th

. >> san jose spartan little league said that the homeless are leaving the little league fields litteredith trash and feces. >> a townhall was held so they can try to figure out some sort of solution. >> it's been a magical summer for the oakland a's, tonight, the payoff, champagne and budweis budweiser. the a's are in the playoffs. the best story in baseball. or one of them. this is happening in seattle. the a's beat the mariners a short time ago, and officially are celebrating the first playoff berth in four years. they started the year with the lowest payroll in baseball and now they have a shot to win the world series. we will have coverage on the a's playoff run later in the news cast. >> one of the most popular social networks and a bombshell snou announcement for instagram. what it means for the company's future. >> it's really bad, man. >> how do you rate the cleanliness of san francisco, how about a near perfect score. seriously, that's what a report found and turns out you are footing the bill. we investigate, next. >>> by friday, at 11:00, a system developed off shore, we will

. >>> ahead at 6:00 an unusual team meeting for the san jose state spartans. >> we'll show you the face-off between football players and police officers. liz, paul and i are back in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this monday, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh defends himself if a tv interview, vowing he will not drop out after a second accuser comes forward. icd the breakthrough medical device that got paralyzed people aanding and walking again. but first the headlines in 60 seconds. >> brett kavanaugh and his wife sitting down for that joint interview. >> i never sexually assaulted iyone. i'm not going to let false accusations drive us out of this process. i'm not going anywhere. >> the fate of the deputy eytorney general rod rosenstein very much in the air. >> that's after reports that rosenstein was at the white house to either resign or get fired. >> at this very moment... ...he is still on the job. >> now we know the president b. going to talk with him on thursd

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. >> san jose spartan little league says the homeless are leaving the tully community battlefield littered with trash and feces. the parents say that their kids are too scared to play baseball so yesterday councilmember tam wen held a town hall. he wanted to hear from homeless advocates and little league parents so they could work toward a solution together. >>> happening today, you might see oakland teachers protesting, locked in a bitter contract talk right now. organizers say those protests will start at the end of the regular school day starting at 3:30. teachers are planning to rally outside several schools which include oakland international high school and east oakland encompass academy. >>> people are suffering serious crossing railroad tracks. amtrak and the police department are teaming up to promote railroad safety. they say the problem is people have a difficult time judging fast-approaching trains. they're launching a program called operation clear track. as part of the program, local police officers will visit amtrak stations and pass out educational materials on railroad saf

of agency and power came from my ability to help direct the really big, ,mportant things that we spartans, romans, assyrians, we do together. constant phase, this was a real -- constant says that this was a real freedom. but, he says, it is not our modern sense of freedom. any attempts to re-create it for our modern world is doomed to the kind of catastrophic failure in which the french revolutionary attempt had ended. we want a different kind of liberty, and one way or another, people have it. we want an individual liberty to arsue our private lives, not share in the public liberty to direct our public likes. .hy -- our public lives why? of threenames conspicuous reasons and it leaves another in subtext of that lecture. and expands on it in great length elsewhere. the three regions are #1 the first merger size -- the vastly larger size of modern society. there had been great debate over the question -- is the 18th century world more populous than the ancient world? there was ao know, limit to how good the census data was, before 400 or 500 b.c.e.. the place is really have pretty good ref

campus events to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1968 mexico city olympics where former spartans, tommy smith and john carlos were aspirin stripped of their medals for -- were stripped of their medals for their powerful human rights protests on the podium. >> if you were willing as kap says to take a stand for something even if it means losing everything, the american people have shown a persistent, not just capability, but commitment to changing. >> now that collection is on loan from sports sociologist dr. harry edwards who you saw there. he served as a consultant to the 49ers, warriors and several other teams. >>> actor burt reynolds who was a top movie draw for many, many years has died at the age of 82. audiences enjoyed his authentic personality and self-mocking charm and on the set he often insisted on doing his own stunts. cbs reporter meg oliver looks back at his career. >> reporter: with his athletic physique and sly smile, burt reynolds was one of the biggest movie stars of the '70s and early '80s. he first rose to fame in tv westerns after an injury ended his college

. >> reporter: as the spartan little league prepares for the new season, it's dealing with an old problem. >> every year it seems to get worse and worse. >> reporter: the homeless are here on the ball fields every day. there's his pants down to go to the bathroom during a game. another set up a tent next to a dugout. >> just walking around some of the fields where you could see drug use. literally pipes. >> reporter: they're constantly cleaning and have reported a dozen incidents to police. >> i came today to go into the snack shack and someone was trying to pry it open. >> reporter: because of the issues the league says players and parents have left for other clubs down 50% over the last two years. >> we've been here i think since '61. i don't want to see that go away. >> reporter: the city cleared out the brush between the fields but people are still living there. staff tell us you can also report encampments on the san jose website. the little league signups are in two months. they hope the city will step up to protect its children. >> i know they're homeless. i know some don't have no

a refuge for gay men like and spartan of over ten years it's a place they can be free from society's ski's in a country where the law criminalizing homosexuality known a section three seventy seven is routinely used as a couple to hound people it is making their lives hell they are their fears everyday affairs blackmailed extortion rape harris men beating a fourteen percent of them just for thigh just because of the fear that they would be outed by the police and by the community because it is still seen as a criminal thing artist knows that only too well he runs be awareness programs among the working class gay population and activity fraught with risk in india several years ago he and his colleagues were thrown into prison they were charged with conspiracy to commit sodomy and possess so-called obscene materials but it was a shock because what we're trying was trying to save lives and we're being imprisoned and that was horrific because in jail for initial candy they deny drinking water the they're being beaten up regularly and that left so many scars. others lost most of his teeth

currently tracking on a path towards southern china the zone of concern and preparation reaches a spartan north as taiwan this comes as many are certainly mindful of the recent hit from typhoon job by which killed eleven in japan and close the consulate international airport a major regional hub for days on the other side of our twiddly warming world hurricane florence has not yet made landfall on the east coast the united states but she is already influencing energy markets worldwide and is expected to push gasoline prices up in the united states the american automobile. associate a storm like this typically causes an increase in fuel purchases in the market motorist can expect spikes in prices and they could be dramatic meanwhile aaa also reports that their latest figures show domestic stocks of gasoline including on the east coast were higher last week than in the same time last year let's hope those stocks can help to tamp down regional market bottlenecks in potential price gouging in florence's wake and for more on hurricane florence we go to our g. correspondent sarah montez to oka

i have spartan -- spoken personally to the ambassador and others.onstructed was not managing their supplies and they are jealous of their supply management system. the overproduction of dairy products and supply management was not managing the supply. it allowed them to export milk solids on the market at low prices that cut into our opportunity of our gary people -- very people. enjoyed,fs they have dairy was cut out of the original nafta agreement -- dairy, eggs, and poultry. our farmers do not have access to canadian markets the way they have access to us. has to go. it cannot be renamed something or called something else. if they want to manage supply, we are saying manage the supply and let's be done with it. >> you said you were optimistic that it can be resolved. what has given you optimism? >> conversation. they read our press and. we read their press i had. -- i had a visit with the premier of quebec and he said he is from a dairy area and we had a very frank discussion. day, he came out and understood that they had to make concessions. the

they have the same spartan living quarters as the men, and the first year they go through the brat line. i met with these women, many of them wanted to be engineers, in my days at cornell university, which had fine engineering colleges, it was only one woman, you know, in engineering. there were dozens at vmi. they realized the admission of women for them because it enabled them to upgrade their applicant pool. it's a real success story. there were women on the faculty now even on the board of vmi. so it was a very happy occasion. in the beginning, it was rough. vmi said we'll take these women but they're going to be treated just like the men, which means when they come in, they get their head shaved. so now they have accommodations and women do not have to shave their heads. but the general assured me that was it. there was no other differences. i looked at the young cadets and the general and said do you allow male cadets to wear earrings? and he was taken aback and after a pause he said, "not on campus." >> so the vmi decision was 7-1 with justice scalia decentiscen and justin thomas

and spartans did not want to win this game. it went to three overtimes.r chance and finally won 44-41, the final. san jose state now 0-4. that was a difficult day for all of the schools. probably no more than san jose state, they just needed a make a field goal. it happens but was tough to watch. >> and robert beal looked worn-out and happy. >> yeah. >>> much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00, a teenager attacked by a shark in san diego. >>> and then total devastation in indonesia f at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. i am eric thomas. elon musk will give up one of his leadership roles at tesl

the game is set to go tomorrow 4:00 at spartan stadium. >>> top ten matchup.nford on the road at number eight notre dame. both teams are playing without a loss. the game is 4:30:00 p.m. in south end, indiana. cal will take on oregon this week. they are ranked for the first time after starting the season 3-0. cal is tide for second in the nation. with interceptions they got 7. i will be there. saturday's game 7:30. >>> former cal quarterback goff played great last night as the rams beat the vikings in a shootout. >> down the field. touchdown, rams! >> he threw for 464 yards. two of his tds hit cooper. but minnesota came to play too. kurt cousins through 322 yards. the rams win in a shootout 38- 31. >>> major developments in washington this morning. we'll tell you what is happening at this hour following yesterday's historic hearing involving judge brett kavanaugh. >>> apple stores hit by robbers with millions of dollars in losses for the thefts. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back

coaches from the spartan little league met with city councilmembers in san jose about poor field conditionshazards. they say they've been dealing with human feces, trash, and drug use on their fields near 101 and tully. the league says it's lost 50% of its players in the last couple of years. they're hopeful they'll come up with a lasting solution. >> we're optimistic. we'll have meetings involving all the key players in the community. >> they say this is part of a bigger issue of the growing homeless problem in the city. >> the last chunk of the bay bridge's old eastern span comes down tomorrow. cal transwill implode the last two but to do so there will be rolling closures on the approaches to the bridge. that's supposed to happen. the bike and pedestrian path will be closed until demolition wraps up. >>> jeff ranieri is here with our weekend forecast. a lot of little league games over the weekend. >> we hit the hottest day of the week today. we head into the week, a lot more tracking on that forecast. one of the warmest in livermore. you'll see tonight eventually 60 by 9:00, 10:00, and 11

. >>> the spartan's defense could have a tough time stopping the hawaii team that is averaging 500 yards a game on the season. game set for 4:00 tomorrow in san jose. >>> a top ten matchup as the 7th rank stanford cardinal on the road playing number 8 notre dame. they have big time playoff aspirations. the resume will look good after stanford. it will be in south bend, indiana. number 4 -- 24 cal hopes to duplicate their success. the bears are ready for the first time since 2015 after starting the season 3-0. saturday's kickoff set for 7:30 in berkley. >> i hear frank mallicoat say he's going to go. >> he's going. >>> making the middle east funny. the comedian uses his personal experiences, including his parents' high hopes for his son. stay with us. round infrastruct. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely, so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our commu

and you know the wolverines have wisconsin and spartans and penn state and ohio state to come and trip to northwestern too. for brian kelly's team, unknowns and big opponent, good start to the season. notre dame 24, michigan 17. another chapter in one of the great rivalries in all of college football. and again let's go back to the play we were discussing earlier. flush by jerry tillery. told us he has to show for notre dame to have a big game. and for all the talk of the michigan defensive front seven. notre dame's defensive front seven and defense coordinated by clark lea in debut as coordinator may be the unit that was difference maker tonight. kathryn tapper with the winning coach, brian kelly. >> kathryn: defense the story all game long. only fitting to end on defensive play as well. how would you grade the performance? >> so proud of defensive effort today. gave up seven points on a kickoff return but they were resilient. had to play a lot of football in the second half. that defense at michigan is really good. i'm proud of our football team. they've had to listen to all the expe