>> beck: yes. it was not cuba or china. you believe that you and chuck gubete were attacked with this microwave weapon? >> beck: yes. i had a pretty good working knowledge of the hostile country's intelligence services, what they do to people, what they have done, what their modus operandi is. >> pelley: mike beck says more intelligence has come in recently, which he shared in a classified briefing with congressional investigators. >> pelley: mike, you can't discuss any of these details because they're all classified. but, in your opinion, does the new information that you briefed the house and senate intelligence committee staff on in any way relate to what happened in cuba and china? >> beck: it's relevant to the cuba and china cases. >> pelley: no one has officially confirmed that what beck says happened to him is related to at least 40 americans injured in china and cuba. while beck suffers from parkinson's, the recent patients are being treated for the same kind of symptoms that doctors would

commissioner tsen, prochnik, beck, and director kate. and so this concludes today's meeting for the treasure island infrastructure and transportation committee. thank you. i'll see you next time. thank you all. >> again, thank you all for coming. this is a celebration. >> excuse me -- >> (indiscernible). >> so, again, we are here to celebrate juneteenth, but for those of you who know me, we do want to celebrate juneteenth, but also part of juneteenth and the last place in galveston, texas, who were freed, it is also black people and our allies -- hi, andrew, i love you. is h

back in 2009, beck called obama a racist, because in beck's twisted mind the first black president hatesomment telling the "new yorker" obama made me a better man. speaking to the content of his criticism, i would like to point to bernice king. youngest daughter of the reference dr. martin luther king jr. who tweeted this message. please, stop using out of context quotes from my father to excuse not working to eradicate racism. his content of their character, live with a full speech, i have a dream, in which he talks about ending racist police brutality and economic injustice." so today's absolute worst, conservative flip-flopper an opportuist glenn beck. stupidity doesn't stop there. and what they're squawking about today. it will sound very familiar. we'll be right back. ight back. no. you know what you want? no fettuccine. no fries with that. no foods you love. no added salt. no added sugar. in a can? you can-not. no pizza. have that salad. unless there's dressing. then, no. remember, no skipping meals. but no late-night snacking. and no sleepless nights! is this stressing you out?! n

that being said i can't imagine that his wife and i'll beck before 1773. she's portrayed over here to my left. wouldn't have been a part of that conversation as well. unfortunately, she did die reasonably young. she was lonely in her 40s when she passed away. we believe of complications of childbirth. his oldest daughter might have gotten involved in those conversations to some extent when she took over being a mistress of the household between her mother's death and 1773 and george mason's second marriage in 1780. subsequently his wife sarah brent who is an older woman? she's about 50 when they got married. would have taken over that position now george mason did have nine children, but they all came from his first wife and i'll beck george mason and sarah brent had no children, although she did bring a young gentleman into the marriage named george graham. george graham's son ultimately becomes one of the owners of gunston hall after our george mason's death we've taken a look a little bit of the people who made this space possible and the reasons why ge

glenn beck is one of the few people who saw it from the beginning.radio program. thanks for joining us. you had a clear picture of who obama was underneath. you felt the hostility underneath him. that was a deep insight back then. >> back then, tucker, you could not call a president racist. back then that was crazy. now that we have gone through the trump era, it's okay. here's the thing. i apologized for saying that about 2 years later because it was unartful. i was thinking out loud. i was on fox and friends and i said i think the president is a racist. no, that's not quite right. i think he has a problem with the white culture. holy cow, what do you mean by white culture? i don't know marxists, tell me what you mean by white culture. i was not versed on critical race theory in the language of maxists. now barack obama i am. i take my apog back. -- you are a racist. if you believe in critical race threy and think what dr. martin luther king said that he envisions a country that is seeing people for the con10 of their character and not their color,

the question now, could it happen at your job catie beck reports. >> reporter: high temperatures and turnout at a heated protest in indianapolis saturday. health care workers fighting a new vaccine mandate from iu health systems, which says by september all employees must get a covid vaccination or face termination. >> if you get the vaccine, why should i have to why should i be made and be threatened my livelihood if the vaccine works for you? >> reporter: this weekend a federal judge settling a challenge in houston where over 100 employees of houston methodist hospital sued their employer over a similar mandate. >> we're basically fighting for everybody to have their free choice of what they do >> reporter: the judge striking down claims that employees faced coercion to be forced to take the vaccine in a right-to-work state. stating methodist is trying to do their business of saving lives without giving them the covid-19 virus it is a choice made to keep staff, patients and their families safer the mandate challenged not the first and likely not the last making vaccines a condition

here in the u.s., almost 180 million are now at least partially vaccinated our catie beck has details. >> reporter: while record numbers of americans prepare to celebrate the 4th and return to post pandemic freedom, a growing number of countries are seeing them disappear >> hopefully we can conquer this. >> reporter: the dangerous delta variant sending sydney, australia into a two-week lockdown. the uk extending their lockdown bangladesh locking down for a week. also tightening restrictions in new zealand and israel >> delta is the most transmissible of the variants identified so far and is spreading rapidly among unvaccinated populations. >> reporter: but doctors say those fully vaccinated can put worry to rest. >> you really are in the clear in terms of risk. >> reporter: some states like new jersey feel a risk low enough to go against cdc guidelines, removing mask mandates from schools in the fall. still, health officials warn the proportion of new cases attributable to delta is doubling every two weeks. >> with the vaccine that does quite well against this problematic variant, so

alex kwan, beck lived large in seven years.and doted on his baby sister, a warm and witty boy who seemed wise for his age. his parents say he was the heartbeat of the family this thing before he started his day. he

about the pressure on professional athletes and the toll it takes on their mental health here is katie beck with tonight's "america under pressure" report >> reporter: grand slam tennis leaders pledging to improve players' experience, after the unexpected exit of tennis star naomi osaka of the french open. >> all the chaos going on around here >> reporter: osaka said she battled bouts of depression since the gut wrenching moment at the u.s. open, trophy presentation in 2018, fans audibly siding with serena williams after osaka's win. at this year's frenc open, she opted to boycott media and was fined and threatened with disqualification after skipping a news conference sunday. monday, the highest paid female athlete in the world withdrew from the tournament, now taking time away from the court i never wanted to be a distraction, and i accept that my timing was not ideal and message could have been clearer williams and other tennis greats, even her sponsor nike, sending support to the self proclaimed introvert. >> honestly, it is the only thing i feel naomi can do she has to have some real s

alex kwan, beck lived large in seven years. the little brother who led the mischief and doted on his baby sister, a warm and witty boy who seemed wise for his age. his parents say he was the heartbeat of the family this thing before he started his day. he wanted to crawl in bed with you. yeah um, and he wanted so many kisses five days before christmas, 2019. he was gone. it happened at mark day school in sandra fell, where alex was a first grader getting a phone call saying you need to get to the hospital. we don't think your son's alive. playing at recess, alex closed a metal gate and it fell. crushing him. um, i remember the corner coming to our house and crying with us because to stocking was hanging later, the quan backs learned the £400 gate. 30 ft. long had also toppled a month earlier had fallen before. was put back up. it was reported to an individual at the school, and then there's no follow his death was preventable. he should still be here with us. this week, the quan backs agreed to a confidential settlement with th

katie beck, nbc news. >> let's use them. thanks to katie beck for that report. >>> new studies find that vaccines from pfizer and moderna may protect for years, great news. according to a report yesterday, scientists found the vaccine set off a persistent immune response giving protection against the existing variants. the results add to the growing evidence that the people immunized with the mrna may not need boosters. scientists expect the immune response with johnson & johnson to be less durable than that produced by mrna. >>> president trump is hitting the road to promote the bipartisan infrastructure deal. but dan kildee will be my guest. we'll be right back with much more. we'll be right back with much more [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ all by yourself.♪ - oh. - what? rain. cancel and stay? done. go with us and get millions of felixble booking o

the fact that glenn beck -- when i was teaching a class he was must-see tv. in 2008, he gets a show -- there's a lot of conspiracy -- a lot of george soros and gold and different things. for their argument, of course, obama wins, the field is ripe for a kind of conspiracy theories particularly aiming at socialist and communists. and then when republicans take the house in 2010, beck's popularity goes down. there's less of a need of this. the panic over obama's victory is lower. they would argue that the political shifts explain that change. there might be other issues as well. this is the reason why jfk stays so popular. he's the perfect conspiracy for politics. because depending on where you sit politically, you can always find your bad guys in the room. if you are -- if you want a foreign threat, it's soviet or cuban. if you are concerned about the right wing, then they are cia agents, military corporations, bell helicopter and oliver stone's movie, or if you're right wing, then they're communists, they're pro-castro. they're soviets. as well as mobsters in

the original a quiet place film, written by bryan woods and scott beck took around $314 million, notad for a movie that cost only 17 million to make. no wonder the studio were desperate for a sequel. but having originally rejected the idea, directorjohn krasinski changed his mind after writing a script based around millicent simmonds�*s character. the daughter whose deafness makes are ideally placed to survive in a world of silence. a rising star who had a break—out role in todd haynes�*s wonderstruck, simmonds is terrific in this surprisingly effective sequel, leading the fight against the aliens, holding the key to their weak spot. meanwhile, blunt and jupe are left holding the baby, literally. taking cover in a deserted factory as the monsters who hunt by sound continue to stalk the planet. i still have vivid memories of seeing a quiet place in a packed cinema when it first opened in 2018, and watching the moviesilence a potentially noisy audience leaving everyone holding their breath. that's a very hard act to follow, but writer—director krasinski and his superb production team d

britain endured one of the world's highest official death tolls from the pandemic, but also saw a strong becks, a nation roll out. that last may now be overshadowed simply by a feeling of betrayal. some other stories now making headlines around the world. the british government says it's investigating how classified defense documents were found by a member of the public at a bus stop. the papers discuss russia as possible. reaction to britain's h m. s. defender warship traveling to ukrainian waters of crime mirror. the ministry of defense said an employee had reported losing the documents. frances voting in a 2nd round of regional elections that are seen as in barometer of next year's national poll. but the run off has again been marked by low participation. only around 13 percent of voters had turned out by mid day that's only slightly higher than the record low rate. in the 1st round, a surgeon cases of delta corona virus variant in bangladesh is led to a rush to flee the capital darker ships that a river terminal will have been packed with people returning to rural areas before a new law da

beck >> thank you. we want to start by asking now if you wanted to give a report on one treasure island activities? >> good afternoon, directors and hi, bob, i would love to give a report. so my report is in your packet and i'll highlight a few items. one is that just general reminder that covid testing is continuing to the end of this month and that d.p.h. is beginning to wind down vaccine shots after second shots are done. and they will be leaving the island and then plan to return again when ages 2 and up can be vaccinated. so there's that. the resource line, just a little update that we through the nurse treasure island program, we are going to be using the resource line for families on the island to call to be able to get access to meal kits that will feed families 4 to 6 and also gift cards for those families that may have children or members of the family that have special dietary needs. some mention about some programming that will be happening this month. we have some financial services worksho

the government was represented by james beck. he agreed with the carol brothers that they were right about the law. he made an argument that we usually don't hear before the supreme court. he argued that the question changed the law. it requires a reconsideration of these rules of law. let me explain what that law is somehow that interacted with the fourth amendment. to do that, i have to explain how 19th-century lawyers thought about constitutional law. legal scholars today call 19th-century way of thinking classical legal thought. according to this, the world was divided into two spheres. public sphere and the private sphere. the government could regulate the public sphere and these could be called public rights. an example i discussed in my book is traffic laws. traffic laws regulate the use of public roads and highways for the public safety. by contrast, individuals had to have the right to be left alone from the government. in the private sphere. it could be called private rights. an example is private property rights. apply

nbc's catie beck is in new orleans and steve patterson is in santa monica, california.te brought significant rain and flooding across the gulf coast and the governor of louisiana declared a state of emergency. how are folks coping as this thing is moving? >> reporter: it's hard to tell that there was a state of emergency in effect earlier today here. there's definitely sunny skies and no rain right now. earlier today and overnight we were drenched with rain and heavy wind gusts and slidell saw significant flooding inside homes. it's moved north and now alabama and georgia is the targets and then the carolinas. that tornado is really damaged that we can't predict always because these are sort of pop-up events as a result of the tropical systems. you don't have a lot of warning with these type of systems. to get into place so you need vigilant. we know right now florida, alabama and georgia with warnings and watches in place. you need to be aware that those tornados can spin up and do quite a bit of damage and the continued threat going into tomorrow is what more are we g

. >> reporter: this is president and ceo of run beck election services. 2020 printed ballot for maricopa county, arizona, was produced here at run beck, an air-tight, secured, 90,000 square foot facility where every ballot is bar coded, sorted, and assembled, and the specialty paper itself cut and measured to the nano meter. >> this is ballot paper. >> reporter: this has to be specially made? >> it's heavyt hard to ship. thousands of pounds for each of these rolls. we don't have paper made out of bamboo. >> reporter: bamboo in ballot paper has been a wild conspiracy that has been chased. >> there were accusations about the ballots coming from china, bamboo in the paper, that 40,000 ballots came in that were forged or whatever. >> my first response was there's no way. >> reporter: as this audit continues and ellington watched workers use uv lights, it started getting to him. >> maybe there is something, so we went in a room like this and got our flashlight and we were shining it on the paper trying to figure out what they could possibly be looking for. we

see you, but i she thought yeah, if you must set that up i'm not sure what time she busy sheet ocean beck. nathan, rather these boone of we're going to be now from it that hired a heavy. oh was it for the ship the lid? what do you live near the? i'm the mother of amethyst bomb and whom was here my out if i can model her allman and ration been alone my business and you can just discuss with the her lot of really can much to be shaken and they kind of had the bad both. if he had a book that i would be over me via will hannah murat, the new bad to i, dick, and i shall see nicole my home by the 15th, which i had to give her down to the daughter. right? united, the lad. whoa, whoa, whoa, here the limit no longer. well, we modern rock her face when it's near the plans and she was able to lead to any host. jesus, he thought a lot more going well, no, under your thought, the kiss michigan. i'm the media's gonna be me, le food member being and what i'm going to be on a left leg on june april that you need to be working off of the new initiative. and i'm actually going to martinez young senior that

houses have seen some of the dark as chapters of history, especially in the last century. jennie, open beck's book. visitation is inspired by her grandmother's white house, and as many different owners who displaced each other, ah. busy busy ah, the jewish family forced to flee before the nazis murder their relatives, an architect his wife is raped by a red army soldier in a closet. he built for her, who later runs away from the east german communists. a pair of riders returning from soviet exile. you've heard the expression, there is no place like home. but what happens when there's no way you belong? when you've arrived, can you still be said to be fleeing? and when you are fleeing, can you ever arrive in visitation? the characters fates are all tied together by the brutality of the 20th century. whether or not they realize it, it's a quiet little place in germany is not so very quiet history, me finally and yet another sign that live entertainment is resuming bruce springsteen. return to broadway this past weekend with a reprise of his offer biographical sho springsteen on broadway. it was

i she thought yeah, if you must set that up i'm not sure what time she busy walk of bad sit ocean beck. nathan rather nice boon of we're going to be now from it that hired a heavy. oh was it for the ship the lid? what do you mean you live near the? i'm the mother of amethyst bomb and whom was here my out if i can model roman and ration been my business and you can just discuss with the her, lord of lincoln, mac, the bishop worked and they kind of had the bad both. if he had a book that i would like them over me, via will hannah murat, the new bad dick and i shall see, nichol month by the 15th, which i had to give her down to the daughter right during the last. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, here the limit no longer. well, we modern rock her 2nd when it's near the plans and she was there to lead to host jesus, he thought a lot more going well, no, under your thought, the kiss michigan. i'm the media's gonna be bear with me la food. some them are being and we're going to be on a left leg on june, april. and if you need to be working off of the new initiative and actually do google ma, denise yo

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brendan beck, playing catch with the fans, and they got there.ugger brush jones clanking aluminum bat got good aluminum on that one. it's got on a solo shot up. freshman crispy little to nothing. and again, it's jokes this time, a shot just deluding the right fielder. he's got himself an r b double oakland's adam crampton will score they lead 5 to 54 going to the bottom of the ninth. brendan beck, the pac 12 picture of the year and a wild pitch as vanderbilt scores twice to walk it off, improbably, stanford is eliminated. vanderbilt moves up and that is a tough. way to go down for the stanford card change the subject. tuck little nba basketball in the playoffs. now, four teams remaining three of them remarkably, have never won an nba championship, one of them the atlanta hawks took little baby step closer to get into that dream as they go to milwaukee to face yannis emptied the campo. and the bucks hosting trae young and company. third quarter pox up five ice trade wide open. how does a guy kicked open? maybe too much time he was alone in the gym

catie beck for us in florida.two suspects in the road rage shooting death of that little boy in the city of orange. you might remember back in late may aiden leos was hit in the backseat. it spurred a massive man hunt with few results in several weeks when authorities arrested 24-year-old marcus anthony eritz and wynne lee. both are expected to be charged with murder. also in california we are tracking a fallout from the judge's decision to overturn that state's longstanding ban, i should say, on assault weapons. guad venegas is live in san diego with this story. the judge compared ar-15s to swiss army knives. what's been the reaction there and where is this case headed next. >> craig, good morning. there's been a backlash against a judge specifically not just because he's asking to overturn this ban that's been in place since 1989 and also because of the language used. the use of comparing a swiss army knife and we have a statement by the judge in this ruling. he is saying like the swiss army knife, the popular a

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i want to bring in father edward beck, a cnn religious commentator. great to see you as always.ident elected since john f. kennedy, and you wrote in the cnn op-ed, the president's reception of community is a private matter between him and his confessor. explain why you feel this way and why this is a touchy subject for the catholic church? >> well, first of all, jim, it's one's individual conscience and informed moral conscience is the decision-making about receiving communion. you don't know what's in the heart and mind of somebody, what process they have gone through, first of all. i had mass this morning, a few of them actually, and unsolicited, i can't tell you how many people came up to me and were really upset about this. i mean, across the political spectrum. and basically what they were saying was, you had a former president who checked none of the life issue boxes for the catholic church except that he said he would appoint supreme court justices that could overturn roe v. wade. and that's all that seemed to matter. we had a photo op of the bible. seemed to make fun of

highway 12 at beck avenue. burned two acres, luckily no homes threatened. >>> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is keeping an eye. it's been super windy but cool temperatures. >> and wind direction from cooler north and west. holding on to a little bit of wind even though the wind advisory has expired through the east bay, the higher elevations. 30 to 40 miles per hour. lower it's 10 to 22. we expect calmer wind tomorrow morning. tracking a cooler system, even some unusual june rain for parts of california, details coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> bracing for impact, live look at san jose, mandatory water restrictions could be coming as we move deeper into this drought. santa clara water district board is expected to declare drought emergency and could ask people to cut back water use by 15% of 2019. >>> are we ready to reopen? june 15th is one week from tomorrow, numbers are closely watched. case rates and vaccination rates. check in on the vaccination numbers. as of too, 55% of californians received one dose

brandon beck showed why he is the pac-12's picture of the year.eight innings, set a career-high with 13 strikeouts, texas tech used seven pitchers, all of them allowed at least one run. nick brewster, homeward and drove in three runs. they win big 50 to 2 game. came to his tomorrow in lubbock. >> unfortunely ate win doesn't get you to omaha and we are playing on the road at texas tech stadium and right now, as kind of half sarcastic to him. one win gets we participates in trophy so we can't get the job done unless you get the second one. >> lake merced, golf club in daly city. 18-year-old lucy lee had a top 20 finish last week at the olympic club, the redwood city native is one under this week and will play in the weekend. daniel king had seven birdies in a shot of 66, the lower end of the day, the new social justice champion, a war that is named in honor of kareem abdul- jabbar. >> it is not easy to articulate how many it is to me. for r us someone e who is nonot to achieve greatness, also make a difference off the court in my community, and arou

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jeff jessica beck as a masters and criminal justice, specializing and wrongful convictions. he's also a survivor prosecutorial misconduct. i spent 16 years in prison that was roughly 17, emerged at 32. jeff eventually won a lawsuit against putnam county new york for his section, which enabled him to start his own foundation. and i'm the founder and executive director of the jennifer justice foundation for justice. there's no deterrence, there's no oversight. there's no punishment for prosecutors, so they can break the law. they don't face criminal penalties even when they engage and withholding evidence of innocence threatening witnesses, coercing witnesses, no matter how serious the misconduct is. if the prosecutor commits that after an arrest has been made, they have what's called prosecutorial immunity. they're above the law. you prosecutors to really uphold what's become just words. which is, you know, they're there to do justice. they're there to do the right thing. it becomes more like where they're at when, especially when prosecutor's office actually keeps statistics

going to john beck in business, preparing to report life to households all over europe. but after all these months in the virtual world, european empowerment forever changed as, as he was full of new experiences. you know, we became addicted to zoom and events and fun. so it will not be so easy to come out to. so despite the fact that we're coming back and just and just rip, just raspberries is really symbol of coming back to the malady. but i think that normal, little bit different from what it was you know. yeah, go in downtown strasburg, business owners, hope the future won't be digital only. and some believe the old fashioned appeal of good food and drink could new or more politicians back in. i thought we were waiting for them with our hearts. we would like everyone to come back and to regain the lines for that going on. so 2 plus, dressed or playing house to the european parliament is a source of income, but it's also a source of pride in part of its history in the heart of europe. as take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. a french c

jenny alban beck's book, visitation, is inspired by her grandmother's lake house. and it's many different owners who displaced each other. busy busy a jewish family forced to flee before the nazis murdered their relatives, an architect his wife is raped by a red army soldier in the closet. he built for her, who later runs away from the east german communists. a pair of riders returning from soviet exile. you've heard the expression, there is no place like home. but what happens when there is no way you belong? when you've arrived, can you still be said to be fleeing? and when you are fleeing, can you ever arrive in visitation? the characters, fates are all tied together by the brutality of the 20th century. whether or not they realize it. it's a quiet little place in germany's not so very quiet history me. ah, i finally and yet another sign that live entertainment is resuming bruce springsteen returned to broadway this past weekend with a reprise of his offer biographical sho springsteen on broadway. it was an emotional appearance and so will leave you with that. a

. >> and sometimes hitting pause to final personal peace, a game-changing decision kalty beck, nbc news glad times changed it wasn't that long ago ricky williams, the running back, had to do interviews with his helmet on. >> they have a responsibility to their sports, fans and themselves it's that balance they need. >> thanks for waking u i'm the boss and it's lonely at the top. [ screams ] you haven't changed at all. you're still a big baby. suck it, ted. -you suck it. excuse me. why don't you both suck it? i'm in the family business. and now you work for me, boomers. you want me to be a baby again? [ screams ] what the frittata? i'm sending you undercover. is this some kind of a ninja boy band? whah! -huh. oh my gosh. oh my gosh! what that new piece of the puzzle is revealing as family members continue to grieve the loss of their loved ones. >>> plus the drought doldrums, new water restrictions poised to come to parts of theine. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm cierra johnson. >> and i'm laura garcia. i'm back in studio, and so is

i'm going to use beck calling. i'm going to start collecting. i downloaded the app, and i started selling a lot more with the success of the big point. beach project has boosted the popularity of crypto currency. salvatore and on wednesday the government and males bit point would become legal tender. therefore, the law, of course, is approved supporters of the measure. see the new law represents a vote of confidence in using block chain technology to bring in formal sector workers into a 21st century economy. you know, lisa and banks are not necessarily not the important thing which are the menus of guidance in this country. they cannot use a bank because they're thousands of requirements. el salvador now becomes the 1st country in the world to formally legalize the digital currency. the initiative was led by all salvatore's president. now you book kelly on twitter, he called the passing of the big coin law historic. in the short term, this will generate jobs and help provide financial inclusion, 2000 times the formal economy and in the medium a

brendan beck on the mound for the cardinal, the senior owns a 8, one record, by the way.t this will be tough. the series will take place down in lubbock, texas. get this, the high temperature. tomorrow is a 108 degrees and the raiders are known to have rowdy fans too. >> it is part of the excitement of of regional baseball right. and and may earn the right to play at home. and we've got to be able to beat them at their home and to earn our way. we've got some young kids. we're just going to, you know, go through it the first time. but that's that's just part of growing up. >> game one tomorrow at noon. alright beloved oakland native marshawn lynch will forever be recognized as one of the greatest golden bears of all time. cal announced at lunch will be inducted into the call of fame. with the 2021 class. the running back played for the golden bears from 2004. '06, earning pac 10 offensive player of the year honors. however, he might best be known for this moment when he hijacked the entry cart and took it on a joyride on the field. he also is cal's all-time leader in game