tanner, good morning. welcome back from portugal. >> thank you chair and supervisors good to be with you. i wanted start out by expressing gratitude for the conversations we had the last few week and look forward to having more in the future. thank all those who wrote letters of support and tune nothing now. and also thank the mayor for notchinating me it is my honor to serve again. as 4 year term. you seen my rÉsumÉ. you know my credentials worked in government for 10 years throughout california and the city of palo alto. that is my learned experience. that i think kwulifies me for the planning commission. i wanted share a bit of my lived experience this i think kwulifies me to serve on the commission. i live in a development in san francisco the market have 11sia built as affordable the reason i live there i'm able to own a home because it is affordable and part of the policies helped it be fordable to myself and household. from that stoop i hahn it is like to live near investments as a community we wond

will tanner. — politics, i don't think. will tanner, former _ politics, i don't think., i don't think. will tanner, former head of the —— deputy head of the downing street policy unit, thank you forjoining us. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is here. you have been here for hours and you were here all of yesterday and last night. the weather has improved. the sun is shining for now but there are storm clouds gathering and boy are they big storm clouds. the? they big storm clouds. they absolutely _ they big storm clouds. they absolutely are. _ they big storm clouds. they absolutely are. the - they big storm clouds. they absolutely are. the in - they big storm clouds. they absolutely are. the in tray l they big storm clouds. they| absolutely are. the in tray is daunting. we have seen ministers walking on this morning, and there are a long list of things that each of them has to worry about, but the thing that is dominating that meeting going on right now is the issue we have been talking about so much this week, the energy crisis, bills going up, what the go

stanford's quarterback tanner mckee actually grew up in southern california so for him this game hits to home. it's obviously, um lot of fun, a lot of emotions, a lot of juice playing, playing the trojans just growing up having reggie bush posters in my room and things like that so very excited for this game and just being a southern california guy. i feel like i know a lot of guys on the team, um and so really excited to play against them as well. this weekend's game marks the first time since 2018. usc has visited the farm. don't forget kick off is tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 tickets still available online if you want to head on over to the farm to show your support and from palo alto, now to berkeley, another game right here in our backyard cal golden bears my alma mater clashing with unlv rebels tomorrow to get that in there, and this is gonna be the first ever meeting between those two teams of bears and rebels were set to open the 2020 season at allegiant stadium. but that matchup was canceled. of course you to covid so head coach justin wilcox really looking forward to finally g

tanner was not asked to sign a resignation letter and mr. brown was. we have no idea what her sort of criteria is. does she feel like ms. tanner will never disagree with her even if it's not her own personal belief to vote one way or another, but that mr. brown has an independent streak and that needs to be reigned in. i simply don't know. so, we are all being placed between a rock and hard place here. i have a question for the city attorney because like supervisors melgar, stefan and mandelman, i came here prepared to vote to confirm their appointment. if we voted them down because we are forced to vote on it today and if we understand the mayor's use in the past to request or not a resignation letter, could she then just reappoint them and then we could expeditiously bring them back to committee for a vote. >> you certainly could. you can bring them back to the planning. if you voted to not approve them, you can vote for them and send them through the process again. >> assuming she did expect them to be voted for. can she continue serving on the comm

tanner was not asked to sign a resignation letter and mr. brown was. we have no idea what her sort of criteria is. does she feel like ms. tanner will never disagree with her even if it's not her own personal belief to vote one way or another, but that mr. brown has an independent streak and that needs to be reigned in. i simply don't know. so, we are all being placed between a rock and hard place here. i have a question for the city attorney because like supervisors melgar, stefan and mandelman, i came here prepared to vote to confirm their appointment. if we voted them down because we are forced to vote on it today and if we understand the mayor's use in the past to request or not a resignation letter, could she then just reappoint them and then we could expeditiously bring them back to committee for a vote. >> you certainly could. you can bring them back to the planning. if you voted to not approve them, you can vote for them and send them through the process again. >> assuming she did expect them to be voted for. can she continue serving on the comm

jo tanner, thank ou ve time for people. jo tanner, thank you very much — time for people.— liz truss. however, it has been widely leaked and an intervention will be announced very soon. the expectation is it will be towards the end of this week or, if not then, we can assume early next week. that detail is coming but has not been yet put into the public to maine by liz truss. she is working for the detail of those policies. it is also worth reminding you what you had to do with a little earlier, jo tanner colluding to this. journalists were crowding in downing street, a crowd out the gate, and then the heavens open. some of her colleagues were standing there, getting ready to cheer her from the door of number 11 and had to go back inside because the downpour was so intense, but it passed and pause for a moment, and liz truss came to down treat in her car and gave a speech which you may well have seen. —— mccain to downing street. let's discuss the measures liz truss may introduce to help with the energy policies. joining us now is martin mctague, national chair of the fede

tanner mckee find e.j.ed who walked in and his daddy emmett submitted liked it, cut the trojans 14-0 lead in half but all trojans from there. next possession s.c. quarterback williams looked deep. like they drew it on a chalkboard jordan addison shook his man for 75 yard touchdown, 7 chasms, 172 cards, two touchdowns. travis dye took the handoff raced untouched for another score. the trojans had not won in stanford since 2014. kyle justin wilcox praised his cal bears against unlv. jay knott sacrificed his body but shakeing the rebels 20-14, time running out they throw it downfield, cal won the jump ball, 21-14 final, a trip to notre dame next the irish are going to be angry they lost today. san josÉ state at auburn, leaning forward with interest they were driving second quarter short yardage. spartans led 10-7 at the half but here's quarterback t.j. finley he scored. tigers held spartans to a field goal, tigers held at home 24-16. the raiders and pro bowl tight end darren waller agreed on three-year $51 mil

tanner mckey was sacked seven times in this one.d quarter past time. connects with with michael wilson for a 23-yard score. >> it was never close. here is qb michael panex jr. what a catch. washington wins it big. . > >> how about this? brothers jack jack and will plummer on opposite sidelines. freshman hits the hole. untouched. they may have gotten his e. the takes e lead. thd arter, cal showing showing guts. on fourth and oner to the tight end for the score.l is on top 28-24.untouched again2 yards to the house.cal wins with with ease. they have a good washington state team this week. week. > >> the san jose state spartans looking for redemption against western michigan. lost to them by 20 last year. cordero to cooks. what a catch. 17-0, san jose state. fourth quarter, this this is kyrie robinson. he continues the offensive explosion. may have been a touch touch there. easy run. 84 yards rushing for robinson on the evening. san jose state wins 34-6. > >> steven f. austin warner. why are you showing us this game, you may ask? robert mcgrew. that mcgrew

tanner mckee in his second year, finds micah wi, goes up and climbs the ladder out of the rafters toh that one. stanford wins 41-10. next up for the cardinalc next saturday. > >> afternoon football at memoril stadium. best tailgates in the west. uc davis in town. cal quarterback jack plummer the swing pass to jaden ott. nice ge for plummer. he had three touchdowns. now the defense. crg woodson picks it and returns it9 yards to the house. 34-13 cal. they host unlv next saturday. >> all right, check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's > >> there's something in the air at lake meritt, and it's not especially pleasing. it smells. so crews were back out on the lake today trying to clean up ts of dead fish littering the shoreline. the fish were killed by a toxic algae bl

food, at least as his dignity, parched earth as far as the i can see, the people in eastern kenny as tanner river region have not seen heavy rainfall for months. the majority of people here are cattle herders. they live from their animals and so they walk hundreds of kilometers in search of water. and we can talk on this, katie or hertz didn't manage to acclimatize when we came here while the counselor quintinella holy, their health deteriorated massively far for koya either way. do e peppa we are suffering and i because the drought ha, most of the animals have died. my night there now coming here in as in the, at a medical facility. each day, the women of the china river walk to a small water basin to fill their plastic containers, but they can see the water levels getting lower and lower here to the united nations world food program fears there could be a humanitarian catastrophe. currently over 15000000 people of it impacted my requests for the assistance loan of africa. and if the reins continued to fail as a, as we are witnessing is predicted of over 20000000 people will be impacted on

you can tell from the tanner and the tone and the facial expressions in there that concern that theree viewers just then, as you mentioned that the viewersjustjoining us in a statement from the prime minister saying: the whole country will be deeply concerned, my thoughts and thoughts of the people across our united kingdom are with her majesty the queen and herfamily united kingdom are with her majesty the queen and her family at this time. as we have been reflecting it as been a busy week for the monarch. her playmate crucial constitutional role in the resignation of one prime minister and the assumption of office of another. and we have also known in terms of her interactions with political leaders that they have dialled down a little bit, certainly in terms of the physical exertions of her to perform them have dialled down in recent months. for example, the weekly audience with the queen which is one of the great privileges of being prime minister, historically is a face—to—face occasion. more recently, there was a precedent of course a covid, more recently since then has been som

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my night there now coming here in this, in the, at a medical facility each day, the women of the tanner river walk to a small water basin to fill their plastic containers. but they can see the water levels getting lower and lower here to the united nations world food program. fears there could be a humanitarian catastrophe. currently, over 15000000 people of it impacted will not require food assistance, the loan of africa. and if the reins continued to fail, as we are witnessing is predicted of over 20000000 people will be impacted on whether dwelt underwood quite a food assistance. the drought is hitting the youngest, particularly hard units, have estimates that some 8000000 children between the ages of 5 and 15 are at risk of starvation. they don't have the strength left in their emaciated bodies to even make it to the nearest 8 point. higher food prices also means smaller deliveries from the aid organizations. we've seen the cost of energy go up with the recent india international situation. and even coastal production of food you something back de la, medical son. but this will also

this is our tanner national. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest from the conflict in ukraine where kiev has once again shelled the city of her song, which is in the south of the country. here is the latest footage from there. as you can see, a local fire station has been heavily damaged, emergency services, i've reported that some people were injured for 4 stays at a bar, jews by local civilians to cross our river was also hit earlier. local journalist said russian millet missile defense system intercepted or rocket tack on this city . this comes as the region prepares for a referendum on becoming a part of the russian federation. meanwhile, the ukraine army is trying to conduct a major offensive with a push into her son. however, as the russian defense ministry has been reporting for several weeks now, the efforts have been unsuccessful and he is losing thousands of soldiers. there are t moran garcia brings us this report. amassed ukrainian military formation, almost 300 troops, backed by dozens of tanks and armored vehic

we will see cracks on the wall, testify to the danger, tanner, he made a, has lived in fear ever since 2019, when the porch collapsed under the force of the waves. so do, i was bewildered, bewildered. i thought we were experiencing astronomy the former pull of the mediterranean is now threatened with ruin, founded more than 2400 years ago by alexander the great alexandria was once a major centre of civilization. to day it is egypt, 2nd largest city, with more than 5000000 inhabitants. and over 60 kilometers of shoreline, the voice creeps ever closer to the historic buildings. as the sea level rises, scientists fear that sooner or later they will be completely submerged. and if you, how well in loss of about half a 1000000 heckler's around alexandria and the nile delta, you will sing here. the around 4000000 people will be affected in the summer. if possible rises by one and a half meters around 8000000 people in the delta ha, that will be in mortal danger. unless i'm a fisherman delta water of the in lea at hotter the city council is desperately trying to hold back the waves. coastal p

this is our tanner national. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories of 5 am. we begin with the latest in ukraine were reports of widespread blackouts have been confirmed across the vast areas of the country. 3 regions have had power restored, but in har cough a city with a population of over 1000000 residents are still without electricity. flames lit up the night sky as a power station was reportedly hit in a strike late sunday. he has blamed russia for the attacks, but moscow has yet to comment on the incident r t. moran garcia has the latest ukraine's president zalinski has confirmed blackouts that have affected much of the east of ukraine, which includes blackouts in sumi region in yet, but up to 12 screeching havoc of region, as well as the dumbass, the nearest region, which is still controlled by ukraine, this is half to rush and cruise missiles struck several critical infrastructure sites which include at least 2 cruise missiles, striking a power generation, a station in havoc of region, as well as sub stations all over the country. we have seen images o

this is our tanner national. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories this our both the john eskimo gone. republics as well as 2 regions and ukraine have announced they will be holding referendums on whether to become part of russia voting and the to don bass republics and ukraine's . her son ends up or she regions will be held on september 23rd to the 27th. we spoke to locals in all of those regions. many say this could help achieve peace. seasonable as economically i'll vote in favor of it. i have an extremely positive view of this is exactly what we'd been waiting for his call since 2014 u. m. in our people have suffered a lot for the idea of joining russia. that was all these events have shown that we have one path. it should be done as soon as possible, so we hope that no one will attack russian territory. it but i will war which in favor, because it's time to become part of russia who have been wait impatiently for e. t is what we're tired of. the whole situation with this region must return to its h

this is our tanner national, i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest from the conflict and ukraine, where it has once again showed the city, of course on which is in the south of the country. sure is the latest footage from there. as you can see, a local fire station has been heavily damage. emergency services have reported that some people were injured for, for the state that a local barge used by local civilians to cross a river was also hit earlier. local journalists, russian missile defense systems, intercepted or rocket attack on the city. this comes as a region prepares for a rougher run them on becoming part of the russian federation. meanwhile, the ukrainian army is trying to conduct a major offensive for the push into her san. however, as the russian defense ministry has been reporting for several weeks now, the efforts have been unsuccessful and kiev is losing thousands of folders there are cheese morale garcia brings us this report. amassed ukrainian military formation, almost 300 troops, backed by dozens of tanks an

this is the weekly, on our tanner national. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories of this week. and today, we begin with the latest developments from the conflict in ukraine this weekend, as he have said, it has advanced in the northern part of the front line in the heart called very again, while russia announced it has been withdrawing its troops and equipment from there to we re group and don bass over the last 3 days. though this is in your not it is, she's the state of girls of the special military operation to liberate don bass. a decision was made to regroup. the russian troops stationed in the ball a clear and zoom regions to support the operations, enforcing the dulness carrier to this. and over the last 3 days in operation was carried out to transfer the groups to the territory of the donors republic. this map shows the most recent changes on the battlefield. 3 days ago, russian military forces were redeployed away from the area that you see now, which saw intense battles with ukrainian troops engage in the c

thus i head mckinna prasad chad maureen tanner and niger it consists of 3000 members of the french armed forces added suddenly, had quoted in the capital of chad, initially intended to follow up on the successes and expanded the frenchman as his word. it has not proven to be effective, but has provoked a strong anti french sentiment throughout the region. again, our guest says the presence of a french forces hurts his country more than they help. and should leave the since the beginning of the french military operation behind their forces have acted in contempt of the population of niger in many areas of the country. we find the presence of these forces which are not helping niger to answer security unacceptable. a force that is killing more citizens of our country than terrorists . this is what formed the basis of the m 62 movement. we will fight into our country as truly independent into our country and its citizens can enjoy and explored its natural wealth until the government is at the service of the people. when i send here though, a us congressman is pushing for a new investigation

this is the weekly on our tanner national. i'm rachel bobbins here with the top stories of the week. and today we begin with the latest development from the conflict in ukraine this weekend as key. it says it has advanced and the northern part of the front line in the heart of region, while rush announced its regrouping its troops and equipment from there to don bass over the last 3 days. this map shows the most recent changes on the battlefield. russian military forces were redeployed away from the area you see now which saw intense battle with ukrainian troops engaged in the counter offensive. the russian defense ministry says these troops have been moved to the south to reinforce the operation and the dot net region r t correspondent, roman coke road was there and sent us this report. small after a relative, a silence over the last 3 days. both of from the ukrainian and russian defense ministry we are, are finally hearing of from the latter. so in his state has said that during this operation i was carried out of the last 3

but the tanner wonders how she's going to face the approaching winter. she says some people froze to death alone in their homes at the beginning of the war. sitting under bench near by august says most of the death happen then of on the leave, i can say it's a mass grave people bury did. anyway, they could any gardens and squares the russian made in scene to tame, to exhume the bodies from around the city and took the him neither cemetery. she's hoping to find her husband who also died in an air strike. yes, martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80. he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead. but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. what does that mean? al jazeera, it's zoom asana. a culture is a human rights lawyer based in keith. she says ukraine needs more resources to understand exactly what happened in ism. so what we know so far that most of their people who was bodie

this is our tanner national. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest from the don bass, where according to the local authorities, ukrainian shelling killed 4 civilians and a village north of love. and then our next republic, this cons after a local officials in the neighboring lugens republics that at least 2 people died tuesday in a ukrainian strike. a word of caution. the following images may be disturbing. here is the aftermath of the attack which hit this city of leafy charm official say, the shelling came during a humanitarian, a delivery to locals, and it was us supplied. hi mars rockets that hit the area. meanwhile, authorities of russia in belgrade region, the ukrainian shells have once again hit russian territory where 2 people have been wounded in a border village. this comes a day after one ukrainian refugee with killed and 4 wounded in a similar attack on civilian areas. this comes as hundreds of ukrainians have fled to russia following the recommendation by the head of the harcourt region and ukraine. this influx o

this is our tanner national. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories this out where we begin with the latest from the don bass were 13 people have been killed and at least 8 others wounded. any ukrainian artillery attack on the city of don. net that's according to a statement by then there. now a warning you may find some of these images disturbing. the shelling targeted crowded areas in the city center vis footage shows the aftermath of the hit on a busy central square where civilians including 2 children were killed while they were stepping out of shops and waiting for a bus. we blurred out images of the human cost of this latest attack by cubes. forces. the attack came in 3 waves. you fast shall landed behind that building of a where the bank is. we do not know where the 2nd one ended. you said one fell right here. there's a bus stop here, a cafe, a market. this is the center of our neighborhood. no one uses cars here. it's a pedestrian area. i don't among the go away. but only the shell flew right ove

go through the streets of banner tanner. also, this is where is that? what were we looking at right now? this is voluntary officials, they're and people residence of vanity. again lining up the votes of the procession . nay, the coffin, on his way to edinburgh. we said making its way very slowly to edinburgh today it will pass through a number of villages and towns in scotland. thousands of people expected to mind the route as at the late monarch, spotty, is driven to a palace of holy road house official residence of the british monarch in the scottish capital and will later lie in the throne room. christopher will send these images a pretty poignant, lots of people ah, in silence. and just at a very emotional moment i imagined for the british people who loved their queen so much indeed they are. in fact, you know this, this is almost the moment when the world stands still. and i can only think in my lifetime of 2 other occasions which come to us and that was the death of princess diana. and also the death of john f. kennedy, the president united states

son says tagging forces have sheldon airport in the border town of back 10, his son enter jackie's tanner, accusing each other of carrying out attacks on towns along their 950 kilometer border. at least 3 people have been killed since fighting broke out on wednesday. kennedy's border authorities say they are evacuating civilians from some villages. foreign ministers from both sides are working to resolve the conflicts. russia's presenters held a phone conversation with arminius prime minister to discuss this week's fighting between armenia and as i, by john. more than a 180 soldiers, most of them armenian have been killed. the russian lead chung i corp organization has sent a fact finding team to armenia after its government requested help while rushes president and several central african leaders are meeting in samarkand in was becky . stan, as all of this is happening, al jazeera is ray, so sir dot is there for his. joins us now live, so resort. i as this summit is underway, where you are, to what extent are the regional tensions in, in, okay. the santa jackie's son, or as a by john arm

this is our tanner national. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories this out where we begin with our special coverage of the referendum and the don valley republics. and to break away ukrainian regions to determine whether they will join russia. ah voting has now finished and the results have been announced. the final results of the referenda have come in for ukraine's break away zap hiroshi and her song read is with 93.11 percent, and 87 percent. respectfully voting in favor of joining russia. final results for lou gone republic indicate 98 percent of people voted for joining russia with the don us republic showing 99 percent voting in favor. ortiz a garage. it on our reports from lou, god's republic, where the referendums results have been announced. finally, the results they have come and more than 98 percent of people here have chosen to say yes to russia and no to ukraine. the results were announced by the head of the august people's republic learned positioning himself. now we did have a chance to

we can talk now to the political strategist, jo tanner, who was an adviser to borisjohnson when he wasf london. we are at the end of a protracted process, a great opportunity for the conservatives to get really bored torn publicity of the summer. what do you think they made of it? it hasn't been great, the summit of seeing two candidates, more than two candidates, we started off with the political equivalent of the grand national and at the start of the summer. it all whittled down to two that we've now got the chills between last two weeks of two candidates and i think what it's really sad is that some mps that actually said this openly that they feel the contest was not helpful in giving the big issues of the country faces, it has been a particularly great spectacle to see candidates taking chunks out of each other. i think it's gotten better but i think it started badly and i think they both recognise that it was not good and i think they realise that they had to perhaps behave slightly differently. i don't know if their camps and spoken, and people that perhaps intervene. and it's

and scott, i want to start with you because tanner, that have never even scored a world cup goal before. can this team cause an upset tier? do you think? well far the short answer is yes, but it will certainly be an upset if canada and specifically can take a point or perhaps even a win against either the european side. in the group manager, john herdman is already laying the groundwork of canada. being a mass of underdog in his group, he began today in the media saying it would be a monumental task in the group. or if an upset is to occur, it'll happen for a couple of reasons. one is that fearless, cohesive approach that we saw from canada during this last round of qualifying candidate. we're not intimidated by raining powers like mexico and the united states even away from their home pitch. and the other factor would be the ability to generate goals from a variety of sources. canada led the group for the last stage, were 23 goals across 14 matches. and those goals came from a different sources. yes, it will be an upset of canada. can find a way through this group or perhaps earn a res

tanner mckee walked in and cut the lead in half. it would also trojans fro. from there. caleb williams, loo, look deep, like they drew up on the chalkboard, jordan addison was there, shook his man for 75 yard touchdown, addison seven kitchens, 170 yards, two touchdowns. later in the quarter, the engine was really firing here. the trojans had not not won at stanford since 2014. tells justin will caught white shirt praises the bears. they rolled just enough offense against unlv today. sacrificed his body on fourth and two. cal led 14-0 early but it was hard shaking off the rebels. they heaved it downfield and hoped fr the best. they won the jump ball ball as time expired. 2014 final, raise the record to 2-0. a trip to notre dame is next and and the irish will be angry, thy lost yesterday. san jose state at auburn, they were driving second quarter, short yardage. they fell in the yet zone. auburn had too much great when y needed it. here's quarterback tj quarterback tj finley and he sc. he scored. the tigers held at h, at home, 24-16. darren waller agreed to a three-year $5

my name is tanner daniel. we represent the entirety of the banking industry, whether it's the largest financial institutions on wall street all the way down to the community banks in rural parts of america. it's been a recent journey. only the past couple congresses came out in full sorted support of this incremental approach. we believe that the narrow focus of the state banking act will immediately help communities address safety issues. immediately address the tax collection problem that is being faced in communities that have legalized marijuana. so on and so forth. it's not a perfect solution. if you talk, he just mentioned that this has been a tenure fight that he's been having. from the jump, it had always been a conversation about addressing the problem on the ground today. excited to be on this panel and talking more about banking on a friday afternoon. [laughter] >> yeah. i'm a federal legislative representative. most of you know me through the grocery and food processing industry. we represent 1.3 m

tanner was sacked seven times in the g. look at this connection with michael wilson for 23 yards. the the cardinals are on the board down 17-7. washington would have have won this game 10 out of 10 times. it was never close in any any facet. michael junior the quarterback of washington, one of his two touchdown passes there. look at jerome, washington are big winners 40-22. how about this? brothers are on opposite side out? second second snap of the game, here is is freshman hitting the home run. there is one man to beat and they have got the shoelaces. shoelaces. aside from that, they they are untouched from the end zone. that is a 73-year-old score. cal goes up 7-0. third quarter, they tried not to tie it with a field goal at fourth and one. they are on top 28-24.l is going for the knockout blow. on again, racing to the house for a touchdown. 72 yards to the the end zone. the freshman had a a day. 274 yards, three touchdowns. do we have another star running back in the making in berkeley? may be. cal wins with these 49-31. they play washington state next week. > >> the san jose

playing under the lights game delaying drones at 18th rank, washington huskies strike first years tannerf the receiver and cam bright. is there with the interception? what a play the huskies scored 17 points off three stanford turnovers second quarter. here's makita michael wilson for the first of his two scores stanford down 17-7 at the half third quarter huskies pulling away michael pennix jr. dropping a dime to rome a doomsay. what a catch this was cardinal lose 40 to 22 starting. oh and two in the pac-12. please hammer don't hurt him mc hammer in the house san jose state and western michigan. second quarter spartans up three nothing kyrie robinson powering his way in first two touchdowns of the night spartans in there new black uniforms. those are pretty cool just before the half kevin cordero to elijah cooks. look at that grab what a catch 17 other spartans at the half so nice we show it twice third quarter now cordero up top again, and it's gonna be charles ross. look at this adjustment. what a play that was for the touchdown spartans roll 346 improving to two and one abc 7 sports

stanford here was down 14, nothing in the 1st quarter when current stanford quarterback tanner mckee,s j smith on the 7 yard touchdown plate. days that emmitt smith enjoying the play. stanford down 14, 7 now, but it only took us 11 seconds to get the score back. quarterback jalen williams, caleb williams drops back, fires it down the field to jordan. addison there. great catch eludes. a defender scampered. 75 yards and a pager usc back on top. 21 7, the trojan scoring touchdowns on their first 5 drives. this is a williams to williams, td connection, caleb to mario williams. he shakes a tackle dances into the end zone there, 15 yards and the score. 28 7 usc ends up, winning it going away. 41 to 28 usc now to an l in stanford drops to one and one. well, do not look now, but justin wilcox has himself a quarterback. no score in the first jack plummer drives the bears 70 yards in 6 lays. jay not runs it in from the 2, 7, nothing bears plumber finishing the day. 28 of 39 to 78 in the air. and this touchdown pass to ot high flies into the end zone. 7 yards on the score. had 2 touchdowns. 68

. >> dana: he and his friend tanner did all that work and they got recognized by luke combs at the concerteen for a long time. coco gauff is doing her things. serene that is out. this changing of the guard could be good for the u.s. >> greg: looks a lot like pickle ball. >> harold: kind of. judge do you have a statement on that? a little bit. >> greg: good to see they are still playing tennis people are still playing it. wait, "special report" is up. >> bret: i'm not a sleepy bear. >> greg: now are not. >> bret: good evening welcome to washington i'm bret baier. the biden administration treasury department is covering for hunter biden a tragic end to the search for be a 60ed j abdur tennessee and what is holding up the iran nuclear deal ♪. ebb breaking tonight now that labor day has come and gone the fall campaign season is upon us and fast. president biden is already in attack mode. he met wit

stanford turned it on after, tanner to michael. what a great catch. we hundred yard passing game. cardinal wins 41-10. cal hosting uc davis, back in business. first cal touchdown pass, tied up at seven. going to find jaden, then he takes it in. eight yards to the end zone. 14-7 cal. 104 rushing yards. craig woodson picking off mile hastings 39 yard pick six, cal 24-7. the first cal catch into touchdown, 14 yard score. three touchdown passes in his debut, cal wins the opener 34-13. >> it feels good to come out as a team and get a team win. you've got to strive to do things better, get prepared for next week. >> we've been waiting a long time for it, glad it all came together and we got it done. >> it feels too good. the camera and supported us, we appreciate the fans. we want to be achieving ship team, we have got to get there. chris: giants and phillies's top level, taking them to the ballpark. deep to the right, that is us splash into the water. titus three. bring a kayak, get a baseball. for bases-loaded for peterson. 5-4 giants bottom of the ninth.

. >> stanford was down 14, nothing in the 1st quarter when stanford quarterback tanner mckee.s j smith on the 7 yard touchdown play stanford back in a huge a's dad, emmett smith hall of famer and join the flight sanford down 14 7. but it only took us 11 seconds to get this score back. the quarterback, caleb williams drops back fires down the field to jordan. addison, great catch to lose the defender. scampers 75 yards in the pay dirt usc back on top. 21 to 7, the trojans scoring touchdowns on their first 5 drives. it was never a contest usc when's it going away? 41 to 28 usc is now 2 and o and stanford now one and one. don't look now. but justin wilcox, well, he has himself a quarterback, no score in the first jack plummer driving the bears 70 yards in 6 plays j not runs it in from the 2, 7, nothing. cal plummer finishing the day. 28 to 39 for 270 yards. 78 yards in the air. and this touchdown pass out who high flies into the end zone. 7 yards and the score. i've had 2 touchdowns today. 68 total yards, 14, nothing bears. they held off the unlv running rebels 20 to 14 and they

stanford was down 14, nothing in the 1st quarter when current stanford quarterback tanner mckee hitssmith, 7 yard td stanford. back jay's dad, emmett smith there, the hall of famer and join the play stanford down 14 7, but it only took usc 11 seconds to get the score back. quarterback caleb williams drops back. fires down the field there. jordan, addison, as you can see lose a defender scampered. 75 yards in the pay dirt usc back on top. 21 7 trojans scoring touchdowns on their first 5 drives and it was never a contest. usc wins it going away. 41 to 28 usc now now stanford, one and one. don't look now. but justin wilcox has himself a quarterback. no score in the first jack plummer driving the bears 70 yards in 6 plays j. not they're running it in from the 2, 7, nothing cal plumber finishing the day. 28 of 39 to 78 in the air. touchdown pass here to act. hi. flies into the end zone. 7 yards and the score. had 2 touchdowns today. 68 total yards. 14 zip bears. they held off the unlv running rebels 20 to 14 and they start their season with 2 wins 0 losses. the forty-niners have landed in

hustles and jumps on it for the touchdown tying the game stanford though turned it on after that tannerael wilson. great catch right there his second touchdown of the game mckee with his second career 300 yard passing game finished with 308 and two scores cardinal win 4110. they host usc next week right here on abc 7 cal who seen uc davis tightwad hill back in business seven. nothing aggies early jack plummer the fade and jeremiah hunter first cal touchdown pass for plumber tied at seven. here's plumber again out of the gun gonna get it to jay not eight yards into your living room into the end zone. 147 cal also had 104 rushing yards cow. kick the field goal for the half now open the third with some defense craig woodson. 39-yard pick 6 24/7 gold and bears on the fourth plummer hitting maven anderson. his first cow catch is a touchdown 14 yards scored three touchdowns for plumber in his debut. cal wins the opener 34 13 yeah, it feels good, you know come out as a team and get a good team win and just gonna strive to you know, do things better and get prepared for next week. i just feel g

the cardinal finally getting on the boards, though quarterback tanner mckee hits mchale wilson with thisthe lead 17 to 7 at the break. huskies offense, though, just too much for the stanford defense quarterback michael penix junior. last jumps over the middle to giles jackson. 21 yards the score. where's the defense here? are you kidding me? 40 to 15 hostages, washington. is that no problem? the cardinal at husky stadium, they go on to win. 39 to 15 for the forty-niners be taking on russell wilson and his new team. the denver broncos in prime time tomorrow night. wilson's transition of the broncos. then a little bit interesting to say the least. he lost to his former team in week. one, of course, that being the seahawks on monday night football, a rebound last week against the houston texans. he is always, though, had the forty-niners number when he was with the seahawks. he was 17 4. and it's 21 last games. the forty-niners defense, though, knows that even though that he's with a new team, wilson is going to be a handful just like he always is. >> wes is just russell. you know, mean, th

until smith is into the endzone 87 yards for that score. 7 zip cardinal just like dad quarterback tanner that 13 yard connection you just saw with michael wilson in the end zone. a tremendous grab. by the way, sanford wins at 41 10. they have a tougher test next week as they go on the road to take on usc. these cal fans missed a nice showing for their golden bears today, purdue transfer new bears quarterback jake plummer went off in the 2nd quarter plumber. looks right hits jaden out with the 8 yard pass. he's into the end zone. 14, 7 cow with a lead plummer led the bears and a 10 play 97 yard drive leading to that touchdown. former finished the day. 23 of 35. good for 268 yards and 3 tds, including this one, the maven, anderson, the 4th, that's a 14 yard score. cal takes us game. 34 13 in their season opener will stay in berkeley as they host unlv next saturday moving south in pac. 12 action usc hosted rice down in socal today. usc's qb caleb williams had outstanding debut for the trojans passing for 249 yards and 2 touchdowns. both to jordan. addison, that one for 3 yards. williams als

tanner's mom said later for him to take time to acknowledge and truthfully reinforce something we try is why a luke is a favorite in our house, great music and great guy. >>> our final low goes to the sometimes devastating honesty of a child. >> hey, you did it >> mommy >> yes >> terrible sandwich, by the way. >> thanks for letting me know. >> terrible sandwich, by the way. little man hopped off the bus with that absolutely savage review of mom's sandwich that is 5-year-old abe from pennsylvania his mom recorded that video on abe's first day of kindergarten a few years ago and she posts it on the first day of every new school year. this year the video went viral wracking up millions of views online she did not realize she had to send abe to school with a packed lunch that morning so knowing peanut butter isn't allowed she threw together in her own words a rancid peanut butter and jelly sandwich she agreed with abe it was, quote, truly terrible. she advises other moms to be kind to themselves adding you don't have to be perfect all the time, it's okay. by the way, abe is now in fourth

. >> reporter: at the salt lake tribune newspaper, courtney tanner was the reporter on duty that nightd some crackling, some possible kidnapping. on campus. >> reporter: she drove to the campus and found a parking lot cordoned off, students at their windows. >> i talked to a couple people who did not have any idea what was going on but had seen police. they were scared. >> shots fired. >> reporter: the university sent an alert to students, shooting on campus. secure in place. hours later, confirmation of the worst news possible. >> they said that the student had been killed on campus. >> reporter: the university released photos of the suspect, melvin rowland. the victim was a named. but lauren's friends knew. >> i was like, yeah, it has to be lauren. i knew it. >> reporter: it was. after all the calls to police, all the steps she took to protect yourself, all the advice in concern of her parents, lauren mccluskey had been murdered. she had been shot multiple times. her body left in the back seat of a car in the campus parking lot. >> it was almost like being hit with a heavy objects. i