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. >>> a buckeye reunion this weekend. first off, what a year he has had. 12 sacks, 12 games, that is fourth most in the nfl. welcome back nick. opposite sideline of his friend and teammate joe burrow when he tweeted he was transferring, he said can't wait to sack you. never had the chance in college. >> i prefer seeing him in the off season and hanging out with him. >> he is a good friend of mine. i want to hit him a few times. [ laughter ] >> sunday fun day on channel 5 this weekend. kpix has you covered for the raiders and the 49ers. two good games, raiders kick off at 10:00 a.m. and 49ers and cincinnati at 1:25 and then it is the 5th quarter to wrap it all up and tie a bow on it. >>> 9 local high schools playing tomorrow. highlighted by sara. that is the number one team in the country in high school football. it is where champions are made. it will be nice football weather. no complaints there. >> all right, powerhouses. >> yes. >> good time. >> can't wait to hear about that one. >> thank you. >>> coming up, high from

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and how about a little buckeye reg union this weekend? first off, 12 sacks in 12 games.sin the nfl. joe treated in 2018 he was transferring to lsu. and he said, can't wait to suck you. >> i think i preferred to see him in the off-season. i just want to hit him a few times. >> sunday fun day. we have you covered for the 49ers and the raiders. the raiders took things off in kansas city and then cincinnati at 125 and then it is the fifth quarter to wrap things up. >> nine local high schools are playing for the state title. that is the number one high school football team in the country. we will have those highlights coming up tonight in sports. >>> coming up, winter storms are taking aim at tahoe. just how much snow the sierras are set to get. >>> and east bay man who died from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive

host: nathan out of the buckeye state, independent, your top foreign policy story of 2021?it predates 2021 but i think the polar vortex is huge because goes against more scientific evidence that has been theorized about what climate change is doing to the world since the 90's and the 80's and it's just accumulation. now we have tornadoes in minnesota in december. when we will start looking at the evidence? rain forest are burning and australia lost 60 million acres. at some point come we have to look at the cumulative data throughout the world and not let the corporations continue to do what they are are doing and destroying this planet. that's how i look at it, thank you for your time. i appreciate andrew yang as well. host: more from the world stage, this is president biden from just last month at the u.n. climate conference in scotland talking about the issue of climate change. pres. biden: we meet with the eyes of history upon us in -- and the profound questions before us. it's simple, will we act? will we do what is necessary? will we seize the enormous opportunity bef

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the buckeyes rallying down 15 in the second half. big man e.j. with a nice step-back jumper to seal it 71-66. fans all stormed the court. so ohio state's first win over a number one team since 2018. takes the sting from losing to michigan in football over the weekend. speaking of michigan, wolverines jumping in the second spot in the second to last playoff rankings that were released last night. the rest of the top four remains the same. huge games this weekend to decide it all. georgia takes on alabama and the sec title game. the dogs looking to make a playoff really if they win or lose 2that one. cincinnati to get to the playoffs. they need a big ten title to secure their spot. if some of these teams lose, we could see absolute chaos. coach jim harbaugh could earn 3 1/2 million dollars if he gets every goal this his contract. he says he won't see a penny of it. harbaugh and his wife sarah say they are going to give the money to the athletic department employees who were impacted by covid-related pay cuts. the school says the harbaughs generosit

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blue devils faded in a 71-66 loss as they're held scoreless in the final 4:30 with the unranked buckeyesf ohio state, michigan their first victory over that ohio team in a decade sent the wolverines on the path for the first ever college football playoff. michigan moves up three spots to number two in the latest rankings while ohio state drops five slots to number seven. beating georgia of course remains number one for the fifth consecutive week and alabama stays at number three at a wild quadruple win over auburn. cincinnati, still at four. oklahoma state moves up two spots to number five after beating their rival, oklahoma. notre dame, well, they're number six after the coach brian kelly depart for lsu. each of the top five teams play on saturday on conference title games. that will be a fun game. the time rankings determining which four teams will compete in the playoffs will be released sunday at noon. >>> meanwhile, major league baseball teams are waiting to finish up business before the deadline to tender contracts in a likely freeze coming when baseball's collective bargaining uni

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host: nathan out of the buckeye state, independent, your top foreign policy story of 2021? caller: oh my, it predates 2021 but i think the polar vortex is huge because goes against more scientific evidence that has been theorized about what climate change is doing to the world since the 90's and the 80's and it's just accumulation. now we have tornadoes in minnesota in december. when we will start looking at the evidence? rain forest are burning and australia lost 60 million acres. at some point come we have to look at the cumulative data throughout the world and not let the corporations continue to do what they are are doing and destroying this planet. that's how i look at it, thank you for your time. i appreciate andrew yang as well. host: more from the world stage, this is president biden from just last month at the u.n. climate conference in scotland talking about the issue of climate change. pres. biden: we meet with the eyes of history upon us in -- and the profound questions before us. it's simple, will we act? will we do what is necessary? will we seize the enormous

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what led to his dismissal from the buckeyes he was covering up allegations of domestic violence againstd to leave football a little bit. cited health issues. wanted to spend time with family. nfl came calling it was his first stint in any envelope coach in any position. it was all downhill. he didn't get a grip on the difference between coaching between college and pro. there are subtle differences. not a lot of coaches handle it. nick saban didn't do well with the miami dolphins. bobby petrino was spiral out with the atlanta falcons. neil: he burned a lot of bridges with the star of the team, trevor lawrence, on a trying him out for the quarterback position it was almost my mill eighting. >> it made no sense. first overall pick out of clemson. so much hype coming out of the putting him in a battle against gardiner minute issue. he was a personality. people like him. we're not sure yet, not sure yet, oh, yeah, trevor lawrence was our starter. they trade away gardner menshaw. neil: the jaguars have two wins to their credit so far this season, i think that is what it is. they had only one

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