going to drag down justin herbert.s on two drives that started inside niners territory. so they're coming up big and i understand big on third down all night jimmy garoppolo to george kittle on third and 12:21 yard gain first down. george's fired up jimmy g caps to drive with the qb sneak from the one bringing san francisco within three. all right potential game changer right here herbert running diving for extra yards drake greenlaw hits him helmet to helmet herbert actually had to leave for a couple plays in green law was flagged and ejected. kyle. shanahan doesn't understand what else he could have done. obviously. neither does greenlaw tough break there chargers took the lead in the fourth midway through another third and long garoppolo to iuk again and brandon almost gets the touchdown very next play niners go hurry up offense. the chargers all kinds of mixed up christian mccaffrey dives in for the go-ahead score. his mom lisa. yeah, she's pumped up and the defense didn't allow a point in the second half telling n

he's a big silver and he's blasting herbert hoover. and as early as 1930, when the elections come in, returns come in in new york state and franklin roosevelt coasts to reelection victory, it's like roosevelt is the all the way through. he's for roosevelt and he thinks going to be some sort of advisor to him as al smith did when. when roosevelt takes over the governorship of. new york. well, franklin roosevelt is made of sterner stuff and he sees through coughlin does not like him at interesting enough, one of the people bringing coughlin his attention early on is hall roosevelt eleanor roosevelt's brother, who who is the comptroller of the city of york, working for frank murphy, who had been one of coughlin's alter servers. but so they break back very early on and then all the stars and all the nuts, real align in 1936, where coughlin and smith of gerald l.k. smith and townsend all get together to nominate because huey long is gone a north dakota congressman named william lemke, originally a republican and he's one of these guys, fran

. >> herbert. >> present. commissioner hue is absend >> laguana. >> here >> vice president zoup nits. >> gnaw business commission and staff acaged we are on the unceded home land of the ramaytush ohlone the original inhabitants of the san francisco pel anyone slam as stewards of the land and with their traditions the ramaytush ohlone never forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this accomplice as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory we benefit from living and working on their home lands. we wish to pay respects honoring the elders of the ramaytush ohlone and affirming their rights as first peoples. >> item 2, approval of legacy business registry application this is is a discussion and action item the commission the discuss to approve business registry applications we have rick, legacy business manager presenting. >> hello, rick. >> good afternoon. >> i would like to acknowledge michelle reynolds and marketing and communication for the office of small business. michel

justin herbert, how talented he is the niners specially in the 2nd half kept him at bay. what do you think the key was for that defensive >> i think the fact that defensive line stepped up and made plays the defensive line has been a bit a bit of a cause for concern because they've had some injuries. you're missing on the interior sampson, epic am also an active tonight. but charles omenihu was a real beast tonight. nick bosa, of course, showing why he's one of the top defensive ends in the league and they just kept justin herbert on his heels made him work for it yet a couple easy passes that to your point, not so much in the 2nd quarter they they really showed why they are one of the most feared defenses in the league right now. awesome. k great reporting. >> at levi's stadium. thanks, kate. >> all right. over in sac, the dubs taking on mike brown and the kings. beautiful basketball here, steph curry with the backdoor cut. >> draymond green finds him right there for easy lay-up warriors were down to do at the break. now in the 4th quarter warriors down 9. but they went

my predecessor was the first president since herbert hoover to lose jobs. left office then when he came to office. the last president that have been to was literally herbert hoover. unemployment was at 6.4%. hundreds of thousands of small businesses had gone out of business is, bankrupt. today we are in a better place. 10 million jobs created. a record in any administration. andover 700,000 manufacturing jobs with good pay. where is it written that we cannot be the manufacturing capital of the world? think about it. unemployment is down from 6.4% to 3.5%, the lowest in 50 years. black, latino and asian communities, unemployment is way down. 5.4 billion americans of life to start new businesses -- applied it to start new businesses. putin's invasion of ukraine since gas prices soaring around the world but because of the actions we have taken, gas prices are coming down here at home. they are down $1.25. i just passed a gas station on the way. it was five dollars when i took office. here's the deal, it is a difficult time. americans across the country have st

to losejobs in first president since herbert hoover to lose jobs in the course of his presidency.ds of small businesses here in the state and hundreds of thousands nationwide. look, folks, the country was in a pandemic with no plan how to get out, and the day i was sworn in, and a 2 million americans have been vaccinated, now hundreds of millions have. so we moved. and our approach is working. since i came into office, we created 10 million new, good paying jobs, 10 into office, we created 10 million new, good payingjobs, 10 million, because of you all. 10 million. the unemployment rate is 3.7%, near a record 50 year low. john and i understand, we need to make things in america for the first time in a long time, and we are. that means instead of shipping jobs overseas, we're shipping product overseas. i'm series, we've created so far 700,000 manufacturing jobs just in the last 20 months. 700,000. but for all manufacturing jobs just in the last 20 months. 700,000. but forall our progress, and by the way, where the heckis progress, and by the way, where the heck is it written that w

and a custody battle ensues good your qantas to sons from his first marriage herbert and how much? and to and and has one son together with magda called. how cold how old? and it custody battle about how old ensues and he is arrested. which she later prepared is on google's orders. he's arrested on may 4th 1933 three days after greetric ones becomes a member of the nazi party. we spent six weeks in. in custody and then as soon as he gets out, and he first has to go into house arrest he starts firing. you know the the jewish members of a supervisory boards and executive boards, we start to removing them from from his from his company boards. and even though he says you know the bear he later prefers himself to be a victim of goggles and a victim of the nazi regime and as an opponent even though he becomes one of the third drugs largest profiteers and she you know take it quickly takes advantage of business partner partners that he had was a banker named jacob goldsmith. which both heated rich flick and and winter quant did a lot of business with and was served on on their company bo

he was the first president since herbert hoover, i tell you what, let him sing. what the man sing. >> let's go, joe! president biden: alright folks, look, look. he was the first president since herbert hoover to lose jobs over the course of his presidency. unemployment at 6.4% with loss of many faction jobs. nationwide hundreds of thousands of small businesses closed and a country in a pandemic with no plan out, more than three .5 million people were vaccinated the day i got elected. now we have fully vaccinated 220 million people. since i came to office we have created 10 million new jobs. 3.75% unemployment and black unemployment has dropped and gone down. and we are making things here in america again. we are shipping american-made products overseas. instead of shipping america's jobs overseas. we have created 700,000 manufacturing jobs and will create thousands more with the chips in science act. companies are investing billions of dollars, creating thousands of good paying jobs. look, progress, we know a lot of families are still struggling. that is why, wit

he and herbert hoover lived long lives!they were happy to sign everything that was put before them so these books are not rare to find inscribed people, he was happy to do it. same with hoover, as i mentioned. how was his writing in this? is it all his writing? did he, what was he saying about those who were enemies or friends before? did he make any new enemies writing this diary? >> i think he reawakened some old enemies. the writing is not very good, and he had a lot of help. the parts where i think the real truman comes through was whenever he would let loose on henry wallace or james byrd. he would never -- and then eisenhower, he would let eisenhower have it. from the 52 campaign when eisenhower ran against adlai stevenson, and truman and he had always had a very respectful relationship. then it all changed. i think truman was personally deeply offended when eisenhower didn't come to the defense of general marshall, when mccarthy attacked. he would call marshall -- the essence was, morally bankrupt. so there was no fo

former president herbert hoover, a leading role in the republican party, red 30 newspapers every morning. president roosevelt, busy as he was, found time to read 11 newspapers every day including two mccormick patterson papers and one hearst paper and he read a summary by his staff at the other newspaper. what did he find in these newspapers? most of them throughout much of his administration were opposed to the domestic new deal especially robert mccormick and william randolph hearst. hearst helped roosevelt when the democratic residential nomination in 1932, but he turned against the president by spring of 1934. he didn't like roosevelt's protections for unions and didn't like roosevelt's taxes on the rich. in his editorials which were often on the front page of newspapers, hearst blamed the new deal for bringing communism secretly to the country. here's one editorial in 1935. since we moved we can see the monstrous russian doctrine being applied, bringing the population to the level of the least prosperous. is this the new deal or the new death? hearst said that roosevelt's tax plan w

dr herbert tucks it and runs gets leveled by dre greenlaw.alized 15 yards and ejected from the game. 16 10 charges at the half fourth quarter now, 16 13 christian mccaffrey takes it in from two yards out, and that gives the 49ers their first lead of the game. £9 out 157 yards on the ground charges still with a chance, but with 48 seconds to go, herbert picked off by hufanga, who seems to have a knack for making the big play 49ers win 22 to 16. they improved to five and four next up a monday night matchup with the cardinals in mexico city the second half just like two weeks ago in our last game. defense hunker down does seem like they made any mistakes and especially there. at the end, the way to finish their last two drives was great. i was proud of our team today. like i want to. i want to play better. i want to blow people out. i want to score every time we go, um but that those are the type of games so that team is really good at winning. the warriors, many to game win streak is over bad defense and turnovers once again the culprits in sac

herbert finds palmer. 27-23, chargers. that's just too much time for ma homes. that man kelsey again. third receiving touchdown of the game. 30-27. last chaps for the chargers. herbert. buying time. a third chief nick bolton comes up with it. chiefs win 30-27. it's their 1525th straight win. that is just insane. last night's 125th big game was one to remember for cal who won in berkley for the first time since 2008. the. byand theal t sermon. he took it to the house. throw it in the sellout crowd. he gets the credit. he really didn't do that much. >> all i dade was i didn't mess up the situation because it came right to me i ran as fast as i could this the end zone. i was really at the right place at the right time. >> i the we just settled in. we continued to make adjus adjustments. they had their ups and downs as well. i thought they we knew it was going to be a battle at the end. dion: and that's all the time we have for this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. we continue tomorrow morning at 5:00. thanks for joining us. have a great night and >>> "this week with

for george herbert walker bush, it took a little time. it was a less divided time in our history when he left office. essentially the crises that he was dealing with, the end of the cold war, the reuniting germany, some of the gulf war, all those things were resolved by the time he left office. i think in his lifetime he was one of the few presidents that actually saw an even-handed assessment of his presidency, but we need a longer lens in order to evaluate history with any degree of passionate. host: one of the things i learned was that john adams was halfway to boston by the time thomas jefferson got sworn in as president. guest: and that's something that we might recognize going back to 2020. we had not seen the peaceful transfer of power between parties to that point. george washington had been president, relinquished office to his vice president. george washington stayed around for the ceremony before retreating back to mount vernon in virginia. john adams, however, didn't know what to do, so he boarded a stage coach in the early mo

so it's 22 to 16 last chance herbert throw kicked off by alan noah wolf.s been so good this season. he's making plays every single week and that would do it. forty-niners win this one. >> 22 to 16 dominant performance by the defense in the 2nd half. san francisco is now 5, 4, on the season. this one was one. you felt like the niners had to get. now let's head back out to levi stadium. we're joined by kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney. kate, we've been saying it all night. it wasn't pretty, but it was effective and it was well needed. >> need you to stay to get the win column, jason. and this is a particularly good win because it kicks off the 2nd half of the season for the forty-niners. they're coming off a bye. great time. going into bye week after they beat the rams and they capitalized on that rest and that wind from 2 weeks ago by getting another win tonight, they're finally above 500 on the season and they're in second place. and the nfc west, they didn't get any style points tonight. not many anyway. and people are expecting a lot more because this

i brought up herbert hoover truman certainly had an effect on herbert hoover by bringing him to the old oval office and over. i it's known he was given some help to it was asked by truman to help in europe something he had done before. yeah as well in his -- to do that and hoover went out of the overall office and cry. he was driven was very generous that way i mean and i i don't know the whole story between the the the bad feelings between hoover and roosevelt and i mean, i know they they never spoke. i don't think they even go to the inauguration together, but that was but true very true was very generous and really and really really brought him into thinking and and two for appreciated it whoever came to the dedication of the true blood library and in 1556, and and i think the truman would have and i truman had had fallen down and he would have so he couldn't go to he couldn't go to hoover's funeral, but he would have gone if you could for um you i think you mentioned that. at the end is interesting as this book is by the way. that the truman presidency is somewhat uninspiring. is th

deported from concentration camps to the factory complexes at folks of argan or at a good quant and herbert wants battery factories and you know, they were kept in the most. of you know, there were i know at quans half a factory outside of hanover. there was a gallows, you know, there were abusive couples who beat prisoners sometimes to death and i mean it ranged i mean there were the on on the lowest bottom of the rung were the jewish slave neighbors and followed by by mainly slavic force and slave laborers millions were already boarded from poland, ukraine, russia and and beloveus and other eastern european countries, and you know western europeans for the most part were comparatively treated much better. i mean, yeah, which yeah wasn't even you know, that's very bad. but yeah, yes, so okay another question. um, can you give examples of big german firms or individuals that refused to collaborate with the nazi routine regime so did did you know i imagine some refused maybe to actively profit from arianization, but can you give exam any positive examples here you have you have you there's t

we herbert us envoy climate and by john kerry there, he's introduced a plan to raise cash for climate action in the developing world. just give us your take on that. and it's a very controversial plan because it proposes voluntary market where companies can buy carbon credits and to offset their greenhouse emissions. and then this money would go to poor nations that even though they don't pollute very much, they've been at the forefront of the climate crisis. i mean, just look at the floods and pakistan that have displaced notions of people. so then the idea is that does money would help them kind of transition to cleaner energy, to cleaner economy? the critics, they is just giving companies away to pay someone else to, to stop polluting. instead of the companies themselves cutting their emissions and the discipline confusing a week or so for people who are, who are watching the climate crisis. because last week we had the u. n. a telling us that that we have virtually no chance of meeting these climate goals. and now we have cop 27 way. where leaders fly in from all over the world. w

my predecessor is the first president, first president since herbert hoover who actually lost more jobs, had fewer jobs when he left than when he came in. dagen: biden isn't the only one refusing toing a knowledge the state of the economy or making up stuff about what it was like when he took office. listen to this one. >> i want to be clear, we don't comment on monetary policy at the white house and i don't want to comment on what chairman powell said. we are not in a recession. i want to be realitily clear on that -really clear on that. >> there's no meetings or anything like that preparing for a recession. dagen: joining the conversation all morning long, christian whiton, david nelson. your reaction to that? he talks about job losses under president trump. we had covid, a covid lockdown, and the economy was growing near 4% when joe biden took office. inflation was at 1.4% and gasoline prices were at $2.39 a gallon. every metric that matters to the american people is headed in the wrong direction. inflation's at a near 40-year high for joe's sake. >> yeah. it's a dumb compare p son f

okay, herbert spencer takes that idea and applies it to. society in general that in society only the strongest church survive. so this is the perfect ideological justification for a carnegie, a vanderbilt or, you know, in business and industry. only the strong businesses should survive. if you have a an operation that is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, then spencer theorize you don't even deserve to be in business. a weak business is a drag on business. so you don't even deserve to be in business. you can be purchased by a competitor. you can do all things above board or maybe. a little shady activity. you've got a competitor that you try to buy. he refuses. you offer him a counter. he still refuses. and then in the dark of night, maybe his factory goes up in flames. oh, you should have taken my offer, because now you are out of business, and i'm simply going to move in and take over. only the strongest survive. and that means that there are no real. if the government isn't going to get involved in regulating or investigating, then it

determined to avenge the death of charles gordon at khartoum and this punitive expedition led by herbert kitchener was meant to avenge a terrible defeat of the british a dozen years earlier kitchen was also determined to keep churchill from being any part of this expedition. he did not want anything to do with the officer stroke correspondent kitchener was successful in capturing cartoon. he was not successful in keeping churchill out of the way at about the battle of durham was sometimes called the last calvary chart calvary charge of the british army churchill to part and this resulted in his second book the river. the success of both these books was in which he was highly critical of the military leadership churchill was now very well known in britain itself, and he stood for a by-election in july 1899 as a conservative in lancaster. he lost but narrowly by october of that same year. he was on the road again as a correspondent covering his fourth war in four years this time in south africa. british imperialists like cecil rhodes had long wanted to dominate africa. um the problem for m

herbert and the chargers had one final chance.cepted the deflected pass to steal the 37-21 win for the chiefs. afterwards, kelce and mahomes had a meeting of the mutual admiration society. >> never in doubt with 1-5. i promise you that. magic mahomes does it again. >> special guy, special player. he leads those receivers and this team. we came back to him and won the game. >> i love you, man. no, i love you, man. this was one of the plays that everybody was talking about, whitney. the patriots and jets combining for 17 punts in a complete snoozer until the very end. marcus jones taking the punt to the house for the game-winning touchdown with just five seconds remaining. new england wins 10-3, but they beat new york for the 14th straight time. jones also running his way into the record books. his score was the first time in at least the last 40 seasons the first touchdown scored was by the defense or special teams in the final minute of the game. very exciting for new england. >>> lastly, the bears played in atlanta yesterday in a

win over the chargers where one of the most talked about plays was trey greenlaw's hit on justin herbert. got the linebacker ejected. jimmy ward the quarterback had a warning for quarterbacks who want to take off and run. >> don't run it. don't run it. play another running quarterback. don't run it. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> much more on the 49ers ahead of week 11 against the cardinals tonight on the red and gold report at 7:30 right here on kpix5. and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> okay, the big game happening tomorrow. the cal bears and stanford cardinal face off on the football field and it will be last big game for joe starky, radio play by play. you may know him from the famous call back in 1982. >> got it back now to the 30, we are down to the 20. he's got it! they have won! oh my gosh! the most amazing sensational hard pounding exciting thrilling finish on the history of college football. california has won the big game over stanford! >> ben is on the field. poor trombone player. >> what happened to him? >> the big game is tomorrow at 2:30. >> can yo

justin herbert here, beautiful throw 5 d andre carter to cap off a 7 play. 75 yard touchdown. drive 2nd quarter. now niners down by 10 until jimmy g gets over the goal line. niners down 16 to 10 at the half. let's go to the 4th quarter. niners down 3 but knocking on the door. christian mccaffrey, take the kerry. he breaks the plane, but the niners would miss the extra point. so san francisco is up by just a field goal. 4th quarter. we go same score. the niners defense really buckle down in the 2nd half. nick bosa sniffed out that screen pass 4 tackles and y a sack tonight under 2 minutes ago charges have to go for it on 4th down. gets drilled as he throws incomplete. la actually got one more possession, which ended in a talent know who funded interception at the niners. hang on to win. 22 the 16 big time win for the niners. this was one good feel like they had to have. now let's head back out to levi stadium. we're born joined by kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney came. it wasn't a pretty win, but it was needed win and they all count the same right? >> yeah. pretty big one con

herbert was tripped up. look at this by another 49ers player, and greenlaw ended up hitting herbert's helmet. officials called him for unnecessary roughness. greenlaw was kicked out of the game, the fans on social media, even the commentators at the game. question the ruling, and so did dre greenlaw posted on instagram during the second half. quote free me. head coach kyle shanahan also said he was shocked by that penalty. the las vegas raiders faced the denver broncos this coming sunday, and it will be a matchup between two of the most disappointing teams in the league. quarterback derek carr had to fight back tears after the raiders latest loss, even apologized to reporters for being emotional. the raiders squandered another fourth quarter lead and lost to the indianapolis colts, 25 to 20 colds just fired their head coach and hired a former player turned commentator as interim coach. i love our coaches. um they've had nothing but success. you know more success than i've ever had, you know, and, uh, you kno

herbert got hit in the head by greenlaw. calling for