including ucla basketball star, and former college quarterback sam keller are suing the nc 2 a and college yett treats. >> why are they denied a fire share of what is rightfully their economics? >> he says he first saw himself in a video game when he was visiting a friend. >> the player i was looking at wore my jersey number, shot the ball left handed, was bald headed. >> i don't believe someone else should be making money off of your likeness. >> attorneys for the nc 2 a agreed to be photographed. >> an attorney not involved said this could mean major changes to college sports. >> the implications are wide reaching. >> it will affect the compensation of these former athletes. >> and a decision is expected from the judge later this summer. >> live in berkeley, carol lu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an underground fire gave some people in vallejo quite a scare this morning. >> look at the center bottom of the screen. flames pouring out of an underground vault and setting some shrubs on fire. >> pg&e says a transformer blue at about 8:00 near almond avenue and willow street. >> it knocked out power t

maybe two colorss we're not sure yett no word when the change will be made. >> carroll county man hadapse of common senne. he has been charged for shinning a green laser at a medevac helicopter. %-paramedic aboard.ot and lasers can temporarily causs blindness and disorientation for the pilot. this happened last night. and police apparently caught david hop wood red-handed. he is 35, he should know better. >>the town of peramis new jersey held a ground on "black friday." not allowing stores to open before seven a.m. well this year some council members tried to change it. they wanted to allow stores to open two hours earlier at 5 a.m. to help them compete. >> why should they have to go out to anywhere shop. they should come here to do all of theeshopping. >> but the whole idea turns into a big fight among city leaders and last night the issue was tabled. and stores are told tonight, ddn't even think about opening %-or -- "black friday"" not good friday. or you will be fined. i don't understand the common sense that anybody would want to get up stand in linn any time before the sun comes

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yett the president there keeps criticizing the lockdown meant to slow down the spread of the disease. on sunday he greeted hundreds of people protesting against lockdown. reporter: brazilian president is still staunchly opposed to the lockdown. reporter: although the president continues to minimize the disease, this time he chose not to get too close to the anti-lockdown protesters greeted outside the presidential palace. with some exceptions. this demonstration took place as the number of infected pazed the 100,000 figure. the number of dead passing the 7,000 victims. experts say the real figure could be 10 or 15 times higher. that's why brazil states decided to impose the lockdown. to slow down the spread of the disease. and why they say his criticism is dangerous. many residents back the lockdown. reporter: schools and businesses will remain closed at least until may 11. and to encourage residents to keep their distances and abide by the rules, the city of rio de janeiro symbolically lit the statue of christ redeememer wita mamask on his face. annette: ventilators says it's foiled

they have not yett identified te victims. but one is believed to be a child. we should get more details today. >>> oregon's longest-serving senator has died. mark hatfield was an outspoken vietnam and the persian gulf war. his liberal views often put him at odds with the rest of the republican party. hatfield said one of his major establishments was helping to usher lu congress a ban on nuclear weapons testing. mark hatfield died yesterday. he was 89. >>> the largest pediatrician group says it's okay for young people and teens to play sports in weather within reason. making sure children drink plenty of liquids and educating them about the signs of heat stress. last week, two georgia high school football players died following practices. >>> and staying with sports news. endurance swimmer, diana nyad has become the first to swim the florida strait without a shark kang. >> she is trying to swim from havana to the florida keys. it's expected to take 2 1/2 days. back in 1978, she tried the same feat, in a shark cage. >>> and adam scott clinched the bridgestone in

and communication with russia and how much of it was collusion or was it obstruction, and that is yetto be determined, but it is really, really bad for us in a democracy. >> and kevin, what to that, in that russian said that we wanted to sow some distrust within the democratic process and look at people fighting with each other at the same time, and then at the same time the president is saying i am all about the law enfor enforcement and a big proponent of it, and then lately, he is saying a lot that is very disparaging of the law enforcement branch of the fbi, fbi is all about securing the borders and the president is also saying on the other side of his mouth, i'm about securing the border. so can you have it both ways, and i guess not even both ways, but a lot of ways here? >> i think that tharon is right on this, and it is a politization of the process, and people are going tointo the corners and earlier in the week, the the democrats were up in arm, and don't release it, and don't can release it and now that it is released, it is not that bad and proves this, and the republican s

not a lot of volume just yett. will stay nice and light and no major problems at the bay bridge a little bit of a back up. what's today's weather going to be like? >> it's a good question. it'll be partly cloudy. unless you are northward. that's where the rain line is lifting. some really good rain north of santa rosa. it was pretty persistent. the one inch amounts. things a little different today. clouds warmer, little patchy fog out there. mountain view reports, moffet, santa rose a sonoma county airport. warmer weather will kick in. it won't be clear. we aren't looking for severe clear. it looks fair and warm into thanksgiving. mid-70s possible for some san jose south and partly sunny on friday and looks like rain late sunday into mondayf. you are traveling north and way north you are going to encounter a lot of clouds and rain. south it'll be very warm. 85 down in la on thanksgiving and maybe 87 to 88 in phoenix, possible record high for them. everything is lifting northward. still clouds breakthrough the ridge

. >>> that's your -- it's not here yett. will prime the pump all evening. showers start in the late evening early morning hours and we will see low snow levels, down to about 2,000 feet. here comes the system. it's in the park. it has everything you need. it has cold air, look where it's coming from and then low -- midlatitude moisture. the combination is perfect. it's a nice -- a text book storm and we will see significant snows, and some significant rain. we won't see flooding rain, inch of rain and inch and a half of rain it'll seem -- maybe perhaps like a lot of rain. the winds will be going about 30 miles an hour. heaviest over night. here is how it plays out. the early morning drive, early morning to five, six will be the nastiest and was's get past that it'll start so break up and be scattered showers as the front slides through. in the mountains you will talk about a win tore storm warning the snow will continue. we will be hit for tomorrow morning and early morning drive but the mountains will keep going through thursday. tuesday at 11:00 tonight.

yett ctrover >>> welcome back. the city seal will be the focus in fayetteville tonight. >> some are calling for the city to change the seal because of its past ties to slavery. wral's tara lynn joins us live from downtown fayetteville. that building behind u is part of this debate, right. >> this is where the state ratified the constitution but it was also the place where slaves were once bought and sold. that is why some are calling for the city to remove the building from the industry's seal. the market house s built in about 41% of fayetteville's population is african-american. the city will be holding a second round of community forums tonight for people to voice their opinion. they will be at the college lake rec center, the westover rec center as well as the smith rec center. they will all three be going on at the same time. they will start at 6:00 p.m. and are expected to last until 7:30. >> tara lynn live in fayetteville on a big debate. thank you. >>> a few dozen people gathered at the wake county detentio

congress right now, they go home and do commercials how they want to protect the existing conditions yett they are suing, -- and they are suing, they are suing right now in court to gut the aca and eliminate protections for people with the existing condition. people could be denied coverage when they need it most and covid-19, resulting in more chaos in these challenging times. you won't hear any mention of the lawsuit at the republican convention, no. president trump actually started monday saying he would defend protections for americans with the existing conditions. he actively said that while the administration is in court right now suing to take away these protections. you can't this stuff up. surreality. that is what it is. dishonesty. lying. for this and so many reasons, we need to elect joe biden and kamala harris. the american people cannot afford four more years of this dangerous and chaotic leadership. one more point. the trump administration's health care sabotage and weekend inadequate coronavirus response -- weak and inadequate coronavirus response, and no one is more guilty

probably not surprisingly.rpri what we're really seeing at counsel's office that isn't yett staffed up to direct this office same at the justice department. i think some of this h was done without the proper coordination and vetting that there mightht have been with more experienced hands in place. karen holt we certainly appreciate you joining us.us. federal workers who live in thee d.c. region could be in for some my knowledgor layoffs. that's if president trump's budget propose l al passes. it would shake the federalke government to its core which ish what president trump said hedent wanted to do and cutback numerous programs. tom fitzgerald is out there on capital hill with more on thisis one. it's kind of strange to see the sun behind you?be >>reporter: hi it doesn't feel like the sun is up. > i'm thinking positively. >>reporter: i wish the sun wass directly upon us. that would make us a little more comfortable. enough of that.hat. let's talk about the jobs. we've heard all presidents, democrats, r run onican a platform saying ths they were going to reduce thereu size of the feder

. >> the idea that i have been seeing and reading in news reports, jewel yette -- jewelet. will she strike again? do you think that is a real polsability? >> she find herself in a situation she did not anticipate. she would be the sole survivor. they had an exit strategy. didn't get executed as planned. beginning with the car accident. after the attack on wednesday. so, she is, isolated. and, and, is likely not to reach out to any network. and is frying to survive until the next day. but we don't know who else they're affiliated with. that's what the french authorities are looking at. that's why the phone calls are important. of course, capturing her in hopes she will talk about what, what, who supplied the weapons. how did they get this money. how does a plan like this get executed? pretty well. pretty effectively, unfortunately for the french. >> pretty comprehensive question for you, aqap, al qaeda, arabian peninsula claimed responsibility for orchestrating the attack on "charlie hebdo." cnn has not confirmed this. what could this mean for al qaeda? could the notoriety o

yett protesters had ann explicit responsee for the president one that was graffitied on to the neighboring st john's church and which left little to the imagination. for more on the protests in los angeles i'd like to bring in a correspondent and he said company he said thank you so much for being with us following a very heavy knowledge of finance what's the latest where you are this monday. . santa monicica and downwntown l los angeles the ciy of santa monica is in clean u up mode it today after chaos struck on sunday. as looters broke into stores just blocks away from a mostly peaceful black lives matter protest. today businesses are closed and boarded up as volunteers. came out to help clean up the leftover debris from the looting and vandalizing that happened yesterday. and earlier yesterday evening police blocked off many of the main roads coming into santa monica which was the majajority of that looting- in an attempt to keep the violence and damage at a memo overnight. which does seem to have worked i watch other places in the country santa monica and los angeles didn't have the sa

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yett we've nev sort of taken a serious look at it. the test scores are just the tip of the iceberg.re huge differences in practicess out there. and we've never gotten serious about providing feedback to teachers on the work that they're doing. so in this project, there are 3,000 teacher volunteers that are working with us in six different school districts. to develop some additioional measures based on classroom observations, based on student edba feedback. i'm a college professor, so you know, that's the way i get evaluated every semester is from my students. we wanted to see if we could try that in classrooms as well. and the goal is to see how, if you combine these things, could you provide rich ever feedback that's not just based on the test scores but the test scores ought to be part of it. >> right. and of course technology is enabling so much. making this possible. you spent two school years in seven d different districts. you're analyzing thedata, video, student perception, student achievement gains. so tell us, how did the teachers respond when the video observation was int

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david: in a recent survey, i are yett only 19% prepared today to take a vaccine if it is available. is that a surprise to you in so many people are not ready to take it? unfortunately, it is not a surprise and it is fairly consistent with what you see with the annual flu vaccine. it could arrange anywhere from 40 percent,gh as 50%. i understand skepticism. there is a lot of misinformation and concern that people genuinely have based upon some of the readings you can find out there. that demonstrates how important it is for us to work closely with health care authorities, whether it is the cdc, barda, of theencies outside united states to follow appropriate protocols. secondly, it will take a lot of education. not only the responsibility of the pharmaceutical industry, but it will require the government, perhaps even businesses, other stakeholders to make sure that we are sharing the facts. i am cautiously optimistic that as we provide more data, more see theion, as people potential impact, positive impact this could have in terms of returning back to a more normal state in some way

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earlier i spoke to sheldon yett, unicef representative to sudan, and began by asking for his responseis is not the news any of us want to hear on the eve of christmas. this is a disaster for sudan, it's a disasterfor the world. it tells us that the situation is getting worse and worse. we are now almost two years into this conflict now and it's critical that we are able to get assistance to all children, and all people in sudan who need it. and just tell us and just tell us what your teams are seeing and telling you. we are having difficulty getting assistance to those most in need. this is a country at war and it's a country that is in desperate need of food, and to those affected populations, clean water, health care, education, we need a package of services but most importantly we need to be able to target those most in need. we need access. we need consistent delivery of food and nutritional supplies and health supplies to those populations in need. and that has proven difficult. ~ . ., ., ., difficult. we have heard a lot about the — difficult. we have heard a lot about the crisi

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