irvine siddiqui of uc berkeley seen here with his super cool supercooled computers leads the way in the field. dr. siddiqui has been tapped to build an advanced test bed ffor developing quantum telo pme min do? hat a pretty good explanation of quantum computing? >> i think the prime minister is spot on. >> okay, just to bring it on home, 1 and a 0 is how we do it now. the "q" bit in a quantum computer can do both. which means it can do all the calculations at once. fair assessment? >> that's right. and in fact, quantum mechanics told us that all of nature can exist in all different combinations at a given time. hence the cat that's always asleep and awake at the same time. >> so if we take lots of q bits, in fact, even a modest number of q bits would require more numbers than the particles in the university to describe all the configurations. >> where are the timelines. i jotted down -- you mentioned the jacquard loom, right? and then, of course, leslie park. >> yeah. >> so putting me i think we're tube equivalent of some of these quan computers where devices are coming together, there'

the team released edge rusher and team captain bruce irvin. irvin has seen diminished playing time over the last two weeks, getting only nine snaps in thursday's loss to the niners. he was in his third season with oakland. he did have a team-leading three sacks. >>> and some controversy off the field for oakland. raiders play by play radio voice brent musburger tweeted a picture of native americans at a president trump rally with the caption "elizabeth warren's backing trump in montana." this was making light of senator warren's native american heritage. the controversial musburger replaced long-time announcer and fan favorite greg papa back in july. >>> big game in college football. number one alabama, number three lsu. first quarter there's no score. henry rugs. that looks spectacular. watch the replay. one hand odell beckham jr.-like, who was at that game watching. later rugs again. 15-yard touchdown reception. crimson tide would miss the extra point. alabama leading right now 9-0. we're in the second quarter. >>> former san francisco giant

bus stop at uc irvine.kids that go to school here, and if the democrats can get all of them to vote for them, then maybe republicans will be in trouble in this district. but i don't know. sorry, not to be annoying, but we're with nbc news, and i'm just trying to figure out anybody here going to vote in the election on november 6th? anybody? anybody? nobody's going to vote? is anybody going to vote in the congressional election in november? you are. thank you, sir. what do you care about? >> what i care about? >> yeah. >> school. >> school. >> school. >> what about you? i'll walk you to the bus stop. if you were going to vote, what is the thing that's going to get your vote? >> probably school. >> you're not talking about the issues that people talk about on the news all the time. the russia investigation, the supreme court. >> i don't want that stuff. >> are you registered to vote? >> not yet. >> how old are you? >> 18. >> so this could be your first election? >> yeah. >> ultimately you could decide whether

joining me from irvine, california, is msnbc's jacob soboroff. you always take us on an interesting tour. what do you have today? >> reporter: hey, what's up, katy? part of the issue here, of course, is if democrats are ultimately going to flip these seven congressional districts in california, four of which are down here in orange county. they could be the most critical votes of all come tonight if everything stays close on the east coast and in the center part of the country. part of that strategy is getting young voters to turn out. historically, they do not really show up at the polls. that is not the situation. check this out. this is a line at the polling place on campus right now. these guys are laughing. is this your first time voting ever? >> yes. >> reporter: how does it feel? you haven't done it yet, i guess. >> a new experience. >> reporter: what's your name? >> emily. >> reporter: why did you decide to vote for the first time? >> a lot of people are talking about it. >> reporter: what are people talking about? >> it's just like -- i'

he got a view free throws an out uc irvine is now 7-1. >>> women's basketball, you know they are alwaysd they got even more good news today. >> i have chosen to return to stanford university. >> jones out of santa cruz currently playing high school in san jose, she chooses stanford. shis the number one was the player of the year th women's program. >> as far as the raiders, they will play but achieves in patrick mahoney's. -- the raiders will play the kansas city chiefs. >> you live from a planet i have never been on. >> that is good stuff. that was quite a throw. he has had 37 touchdown passes leading the kansas city chiefs 289-2 record. he reminds gruden of the guy who resides in the hall of fame. >> he has a plain style reminds me of someone. he won't quit on any plays. i don't have time to talk about him anymore. >> he may not want to talk about him on sunday afternoon. he is referring to brett favre. >> check this out, it is all about basketball, look at this dunk. it took three spurs to take it down. it was the move of the night. look at this. watched the move -- watch the move. t

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, he only had three sacks this season, the raiders have now let go of both mac and irvin. >> here is our footballs schedule, we are off fox by a fox nfl sunday, we had the falcons and redskins coming up, joan claudia rosemary and morning sun 2 will continue, and 9:00 we will get a break, and then we will see you on the plus.>> let's show you how our day will shape up. >> temperatures not as warm as yesterday but still above average, mid to upper 60s, we will go 80 degrees in the warmer locations, a cooling trend for the days ahead but notice it, subtle changes expected, throughout the inland communities 70s around the bay and 60s on the coast. >>> i'm next, we will have our weekend showing, and this song by the monkeys requested. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your

but first, here's frostee rucker, with reaction to the irvin move.ek it seems like there is something new that we gotta get over. a new obstacle, a new adverse situation, but that's part of pro sports, its part of life. so guys have to adapt, new guys have to step up... you know its always about the next man up and right now this has been the key to our whole seasons about the next man up." "the guys are excited man, everybody's diving in... it doesnt seem like anybody's quit or anything of that nature, so i mean you gotta love football man, every opportunity you get you gotta cherish it cuz i know first hand just from comin from where i've been... you know been at the top and now i'm trying to work myself back up to speed you know to the player that iwas, you gotta cherish this stuff meanwhile, the 49ers don't play until next monday against the new york giants. now to the warriors, the team's g-league affiliate about to get some serious airtime. the santa cruz warriors announced a deal....with nbc sports bay area...broadcasting all 2

and to find it here in irvine is just unbelievable. >> police are investigating the incident as a hate crime now. they have now increased security at the synagogue. >>> president trump is making a last-minute push to maintain republican control of congress. the president is holding 11 rallies in 8 states before next tuesday largely in support of gop senate candidates in close races. he has been doing he can to keep the focus on immigration as he rallies the base. yesterday, he said he was considering sending thousands more troops to the southern border. on election night, we have you covered on all the top races. our reporters will be live across the bay area and our team will be here to break it all down. watch live team coverage starting at 8 p.m. tuesday on our website. and stay up-to-date on all state and local races ahead of tuesday's midterms. just go to kpix.com/election. >>> new details on that lion air crash in indonesia. hours ago search-and-rescue dives found what appears to be the jet's black box and that could contain clues as to the cause of the crash killing all 189 peop

tim hudson had to speak out after seeing our report on irvine auto towing. we uncovered inspections showing that the company had a long history of safety violations and continued to operate, even on a suspended permit. hudson says he witnessed unsafe truck maintenance and was forced to work 14-hour days without pay. the company was fined nearly $5 million last year for failing to pay workers and provide proper rest breaks. >> you're not safe, and this company should not be in business. >> reporter: no one from irvine returned our request for comment. tonight at 11:00, why the state hasn't closed this company. >> if you have questions for our investigative unit give them a call at 1-888-996-tips. >>> talk about a beautiful day in the bay area, but there's also some dangers that are lurking through there. we have to be mindful that have. >> we do have to be mindful of that. if it looks nice and clear where you are now, it may not be by the end of the day. we were talking about that butte fire at the beginning of the show, amend it's so intense right now that i

irvin williams was the longest serving head gardner in the history of the white house.d served in that role until his retirement in 2008. in the 1950s williams worked as a park superintendent in washington and often worked landscape projects inside the gates of the white house. first lady jackie kennedy was so impressed she hired him to manage and improve the 18 acres of the presidential compound. at president kennedy's request williams developed the rose garden which has served as a famous setting for presidents since. williams oversaw gerald ford's swimming pool, the tree house for president carter's daughter amy, george h.w. bush's horseshoe pit and he made sure the lawns and gardens were at their best for the annual easter egg roll. williams recalls the kennedy children riding their ponies throughout the white house gardens and adopted a dog given to the kennedys from irvin williams who kept the people's house beautiful for generations, died last week in reston, virginia. he was 92 years old. a monsoon to help someone change a tire, save a whale that had beached its

. >> all right oliver corpus, university high school, irvine, california. >> we are literally hundreds of questions from these kids and we are pleased with the response, oliver would like to know do you and the other justices ever hang out, outside of the courtroom? >> sonia: we hang out all the time. i spend more time with those eight other justices than i have with any other group of judges in my life. and that's because we hear every case together. we're in the courtroom listening toto every case that we decide s a group of nine. and after we have oral arguments which is about five-six times a month. we have lunch together. and every friday we have a conference and we have lunch onh those conferences. we also have lots and lots of dinners together on the court, because there's always that airplane -- that airplane above us -- >> host: it's okay. >> sonia: sorry kids, there's a plane overhead so i can't hear myself, sorry. but we also have a lot of dinners together because there is a lot of formal events. if you're asking do we ever socialize outside the courthouse, not as a group ge

tim hudson says he had to speak out after seeing our reports on irvine auto towing.he company had a long history of safety violations but continued to operate, even a a suspended permit. he says he witnessed unsafe truck maintenance and was forced to work 14-hour days without pay. state records show the company was fined nearly $5 million last year for failing to pay workers and provide proper rest breaks. >> they're not safe. and this company should not be in business. >> no one from irvine returned our request for comment. tonight at 11:00, we investigate why the state has not shut down this company and what experts say about winning back wages. we hope to see you tonight at 11:00. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit to look into, give them a call at 888-996-tips or logon to our website at nbcbayarea.com/investigates. >>> breaking news -- a mass shooting at a bar in southern california. >> i heard the bang, bang, gunshots. our friends got the bar stools and started slamming against the windows so we could get out. >> 12 people killed when a gunman ope

he have lan leonard, he led the team with 82. 80-75, irvine, the gales lost four straight, they are 3e year. next, a dunk contest. throwing it down. please don't squeeze the sharma, he had nine points. i use the line every time for him, he is probably so tired of that. stanford up 11 late. sharma scoring again, and freshman, bryce willis had 10. every basket was score odd a dunk. -- scored on a dunk. stanford is 4-3. >> i have chosen to attend, stanford university. yeah, look at this, women's basketball star haley jones announced today that she will enroll in stanford next year, she was the top high school prospect. she is 6'1", averaged 22 points, ten rebounds and four assists. congratulations to haliegh on the big decision and her new head coach. >>> to the ice, sharks and maple lea leaves. sharks continuing the road trip. check out of the to of the screen, races to the bench, gets a stick and then puts the puck right on the stick of tavares, 3-1, he leafs after one. and -- and patty marlo, shoots and scores, has a game winning goal against 30 different teams. leafs win 5-3 and shar

irvine reliable information for my rights. hello welcome to eco india a sustainability magazine that puts the focus on innovations and solutions that help you make an informed choice to live a better tomorrow starting this week we bring you ideas from across india and europe and the stories of the people that make them possible sunk that raghu coming to you from mumbai in india. over the next thirty minutes find out how an indian company is a future proofing small farmers with technology and sustainable farming practices. how the aspirational city of mumbai is fighting an uphill battle to provide hope to its increasing number of citizens. and join wildlife rescue workers in assam to save opened elephants and teach them how to survive in the wild. but first to one of the most pressing issues over fifty percent of india's workforce is engaged in agriculture and when crops failed farmers livelihoods are thrown out of balance in twenty fifteen alone nearly thirteen thousand farm workers committed suicide against this grim reality

bruce irvin cut by the raiders. his last game in on just nine plays. his last words to us in the locker room? no. when he didn't want to talk about the lopsided loss to the 49ers. here's john gruden. >> in the base defense, sometimes he doesn't fit the role we need done. no disrespect to bruce, but he's an edge rusher and we haven't had the lead in the opposition a lot, so his rule has been reduced, and i know he's frustrated, i'm frustrated, and we'll try to solve that as soon as possible. >>> to the college games, stanford's david shaw chilling in seattle. they're running him out of the stadium. gaskin from 6 yards out. give up? not in stanford's dna. costello, they cut to it 27-23. last chance for stanford. hail mary, it's an all go to the end zone, and it is intercepted. costello picked off three times tonight. stanford's fourth loss this season 27-23. >>> justin wilcox, huge chance at washington state. bears to take the leads. mcmorris, i love when the big guys score. 7-3. 4th quarter, tied at 13. bears for the possible win, and it's picked off. f

. >> reporter: angela irvine baker is a juvenile justice reform researcher. she says spending just one day in a locked cell can impact a kid for life. she says assessments should help regula hall and who stays out but they don't always work. >> it does seem like if there's that high of a override rate the risk assessment becomes useless. i believe if the risk assessment is constructed at the level that we would want to see very, very few kids would be held in detention. >> our ultimate goal is not to keep a youth unless they present a threat to the community. >> reporter: in solano county juvenile probation chief chris hansen rarely uses overrides. since 2017 his department has detained just two kids who scored low enough to be released. >> if you use a tool the way it's designed then you shouldn't have a lot of overrides. i think it just sets them up. >> reporter: after juvenile hall tyler says the court sent her to live at a group home for six months. she's now 17 and says she's enrolling in cityaying far away. >> i'm not going to let juvenil it's possible

also someone spray painted antisemitic graffiti on a synagogue in irvine, california.urveillance camera captured ree vandal in thact. police are treating that as a hate crime. investigators turned up new clues today in the mysterious deaths of two sisters from saudi arabia we first reported on yesterday. uneir bodies were discovered vest week bound together on a river bank in new york city. jericka duncan is here tonight with an update. jericka. >> reporter: some new information we have tonight, jeff. urw enforcement sources say the n.y.p.d. is now leaning towards suicide as a possible cause of death. cbs news has learned police are tracking 16-year-old tala farea, and her sister, 23-year-old rotana, through the use of their credit card transactions and a phone number the sisters used. investigators are also looking at hotels, transportation, and boutique shops for video evidence to retrace their whereabouts. now, the sisters were found last wednesday on the bank of the hudson river. police believe the sisters were alive when they entered the water. the youngest sister

they were weaker than they have irvin and they were both have the potential of being overtaken by forces that they don't necessarily want to be overtaken by. but they are stronger. the cultural aspect is deeper and more personal than it was before so this is something that's useful in 2016 where they got the nomination by beating the 45% of the combined vote in the party, 45% of republicans who voted in primaries voted for donald trump on the election day 90% went out and voted for donald trump in the fall and rethat is where the tribalism asserted itself. the party was there with trump top to bottom. >> we have reached the point where they've tracked these things and found there is no longer any point of overlap between liberal republicans into the most conservative democrats. in the diagram there is no middle. there's nothing there. having kind of while loading the origins of the supplication of the tribalism, do you imagine, i won't ask for a solution but do you imagine that somehow being repopulated? >> it's hard to see i and this s what it got right in terms of understanding where t

also, someone spray painted anti-semitic graffiti at a sin doing in irvine, california. a surveillance camera captured the vandal in the act. police are treating that as a hate crime. >>> new clues today in the mysterious deaths of two sisters from saudi arabia that we first reported on yesterday. their bodies were discovered last week bound together on a riverbank in new york city. we have an update tonight. >> reporter: new information we got. law enforcement sources say the nypd is now leaning towards suicide as a possible cause of death. cbs news has learned police are tracking the 16-year-old and her sister, a 23-year-old woman through the use of their credit card transactions and a phone number the sisters used. investigators are also looking at hotels, transportation and boutique shops for video evidence to ft wednesdy on the bank of the hudson river. police believe the sisters were alive when they entered the water. the youngest sister was reported missing in august. officials are still not clear why the sisters came to new york in the first place. tomorrow polic

a uc irvine professor says that research proves otherwise.aw the first independent research of ab 109 and prop 47 impact. >> none of these had an impact on violent crime throughout the state. >> reporter: if it isn't does the what is contributing to this increase? >> that is the one million- dollar question. we can look at drug markets, gangs, gun markets and changes in demographic ships -- demographic shift. when the collaboration between police and community breakdown, crime rates increase. >> reporter: that could be at the crux of the problem. police community relations shattered after the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant by a b.a.r.t. police officer, sparking riots. >> you have issues around reporting, trust in the police, legitimacy. >> reporter: in the years after more problems peppered the communities healing process. >> i am not mad. i hurt.>> reporter: their expressions of hurt at board meetings. also anecdotally and online there is everything from complaints of drug needles on trains to homeless people sprawled across seats, ramp

. >>> police in irvine, california, are hoping this surveillance video will help them find a vandal that defaced a synagogue with anti-semitic graffiti. the number of hate crimes in that area jumped last year continuing a trend that began in 2015. >> i have a question for you. yeah? what do you do when you can? i will get a bagel, but when the president can, what does he do? he tells the truth. when he can. when he can he tells the truth. he actually said that out loud when the president can, he tells the truth. this dramatic scheduling admission when we come back. >> when will that be? when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah! now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. the pressure cooker that crisps. it's the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one. with tendercrisp technology, food will be juicy on the inside, crispy on the outside. (upbeat drumming) the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. >>> we have a dramatic

rabbi yisroel ciner/ beth jacob congregation of irvine: "expletive f-you jews.expletive again in red spray paint."and anti-semitism expressed through bullet holes shot through a temple in indiana.cars were set ablaze at a jewish cultural center in tennessee.and across the country, posters are popping up on college campuses meant to instill nazi minds. (grant) (grant) that was sara sidner reporting... victims say even the dead are targets... last year 175 tombstones at a jewish cemetery in philadelphia were desecrated.(vicki) experts say anti-semitism is nothing new. but what is new is quote "the public conversation, the charged atmosphere, the incredibly polarized phenomenon in our society today." lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. rain will turn to showers overnight. on the radar you can see the storm moving through the bay area. snow will be heavy over the sierra through friday. winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories are up for the western slopes of the sierra and the greater lake tahoe area. showers will conti

they were at uc irvine sharing their stories at a rally, similar to those held across the country over the weekend. >>> a member to stay up to date on all races head to our website at kpix.com . will have you covered from all angles on election night tomorrow. we will be bringing you live results starting tomorrow at 8:00 starting with our special live stream on kpix.com. >>> happening today, the trial of the notorious mexican crime boss l chappell -- l chabot -- el chapo continues today. he allegedly led the largest drug traffic organization the world. the judge has already said the jurors will remain anonymous. >>> a teacher in los angeles county free on bail after being caught on camera punching a student in the face, we heard it's not his first time getting physical with students. other students in the class shot video of the incident on friday in the small city of maywood, witnesses say it began when the music teacher, a 64-year-old, told the 14 year old student he was violating the school's dress code. they say the students then went on a racist tirade. >> is really disrespectful

this story seems a little silly to you, wait until you hear this big pumpkin went to a big event in irvined made some big money - 5000 dollars."in fact, that's how "big bertha", as she's called, ended up in jon's truck.his buddy vince needed a ride to weigh off and a hoist.jon berndes, pumpkin exhibitor:"wow! just to load it? just to load it, because it had to fit perfectly."and to think, the mother of all melons could've fit in the palm of your hand just a few month ago.but grew so big, she squashed the competition and won a first place prize that lead to this pumpkin parade. that'll end sometime in the next two months."oh, it's when my wife chris walks outside and she goes 'john, the pumpkin is over."in the zevely zone...jon berndes, pumpkin exhibitor:"cause it smalls bad, ha, ha, ha."jeff zevely, (ken) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. here is what we're working on for kron 4 news at ten....(ken next at ten... a series of storms rolling through the bay area tonight. for the third straight day...rain creating slick co

. >> former raider bruce irvin joined the atlanta falcons on the field today. he could be heard yelling as he was going out to practice "i'm free, i'm free." the raiders released him, and he's glad to be playing in his home up to, atlanta. >> there was no comparison. my family is here. my wife is from here. you know, like i said, it was a childhood dream. so as soon as i got the next opportunity to be able to be here with y'all, you know, i took advantage of it. >> the sharks are in dallas. they announced they had traded for superstar joe thornton in 2005. today, number 19 becomes just the 19th player in nhl history to reach 1500 career games. this is the start of a two games in two days midwest road trip for the sharks. first period, here comes the stars, a little snapshot past martin jones. that gives dallas a 1-0 lead. later in the period, kevin la bank, myer tied for the nhl league lead with his 12th of the season. 1-1 game, but the stars put up a couple of goals and right now in the second period and dallas leads 3-1. it will be fun to see dallas -- not da

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and last weekend, they released defensive captain bruce irvin, who yesterday signed with the falcons. and all those moves, derek carr isn't surrounded by many familiar faces all of a sudden. >> you look around, you know, and coop's not sitting behind me in the meeting anymore. khaleel isn't next to me in the team meeting. i look --i go up to bruce's locker and it's not bruce anymore. it's tough. it hurts. it's hard. you know? but no one pays me to care about my feelings. >> yeah. get used to it. a lot of new faces next year. >>> on tuesday, texas's andruw jones returned to the court after missing the longhorns' final 20 games of last season after being diagnosed with leukemia. jones scored his first point and walked off the court to a standing ovation. texas beat eastern illinois 71- 59. it's a great story because jones wasn't sure he would play at all this season after a spring and summer of treatment. in fact, he has more treatment coming in december. congratulations to jones. that is the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. . >>> a piece of south bay history has

he worked for years as a professor at usc irvine. published 10 books, including "death by china" and "crouching tiger" for you dealt with economic strength from the perspective of international competition and how that plays out. today's event will give us a good focus on the issue of u.s. economic strength as an element of national power and how we can think about it in terms of broader u.s. strategy. csis has also looked at this question earlier this year. there was a report, meeting the china challenge, put out by a group of us at csis. i was happy to contribute. there are fundamental questions that come out when you think about u.s. economic strength as power,ational and what that means if it is in competition with the economic strategies of other nations. without further ado, i will ask dr. navarro to give his remarks. [applause] thank you, mr. hunter. thanks to the leader of this great institution for the invitation. i have a great fondness for csis for an interesting and peculiar reason. the only time i was ever hear was down

ram's propaganda videos, i manage to locate one of their training spots.ff justhe 405 outside of irvinenside drainage tunnels. >> traditionally when you looked at white supremacist graffiti, it tended to be the opposite of this. so not the flowery large letters that's associated more with the hip hop culture. white supremacist graffiti traditionalltended to be more just like narrow letters just like the lettering there. >> thompson: i'm guessing this is like the new york city influenc like rob rundo bringing this from queens and his upbringing here is my guess. >> i mean it looks that y. >> thompson: sociologist pete simi has studied white supremacists for decades. his field research takes him inside dozens of racist groups across the country. >> i'd describe them as a hybrid of sorts because they're kind of a collage in a way. you know, where they're pulling together these different ide and symbols and associations and kind of making their ownhing. >> thompson: this is the... >> that's the life rune. >> thompson: how does it get appropriated by the white power movement? >> it's all abo

my name's travis irvin. i'm the vice president of tri-california events. tri-california's been doing business on treasure island for over 20ers i can't. i just want to bring to your attention some of the existing proposal will probably end up costing my company almost 20 to $30,000 with the existing structure without any additions, and that's going to significantly impact our ability to provide low-income jobs for -- well, we hire between 5 and 30 low-income employees from san francisco and the bay area at any given point in time, and we're actually -- we have the largest single kroo for the city of san francisco for any local business enterprise, so we're a certified microbusiness. i already wanted to let you know that already in this business, we had seven and nine employees, depending on who you talk to, quit because the cost of either living and commuting to treasure island from the east bay or san francisco has been too expensive for them or too inconvenient. in fact it's impossible for my employees to get to treasure island in the middle of the night

. >>> former raiders linebacker bruce irvin has a new home. he signed with the falcons.e is a native of atlanta. he will get $1.5 million from the falcons for the balance of the season, in addition to the 3.7 million the raiders payed him. he was one of the raiders defensive captains, although to be honest he did not do much this year. real quick. you play fantasy football? add dez bryant before it is too late. the saints signed him to a one year deal. it takes the whole cardinal team to stop him there. great for the cowboys for a long time, but wore out his welcome there. he went unsigned for most of the season. the saints rolling now. they've won seven straight and drew brees has a shiny target. >> dez has been a really good player in the league for a long time, and there's certainly a skill set he has that will be beneficial, you know. so i look forward to getting to work with him. i look forward to building a rapport with him. i look forward to getting him involved in the offense. >> if you are giving drew brees another receiver and he's big and strong and fast, it i

oakland has already trad releed bruce irvin, who yesterday signed with the falcons. and all those moves, derek carr isn't surrounded by many familiar faces all of a sudden. >> you look around, you know, and coop's not sitting behind me in the meeting anymore. khaleel isn't next to me in the team meeting. i look -- i go up to bruce's locker and it's not bruce anymore. it's tough. it hurts. it's hard. you know? but no one pays me to care about my feelings. >> yeah. get used to it. a lot of new faces next year. >>> on tuesday, texas's andruw jones returned to the court after missing the longhorns' final 20 games of last season after being diagnosed with leukemia. jones scored his first point and walked off the court to a standing ovation. texas beat eastern illinois 71-59. it's a great story because jones wasn't sure he would play at all this season after a spring and summer of treatment. in fact, he has more treatment coming in december. congratulations to jones. that is the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> here's the play of the day now fro

and police looking for the person responsible for scrawling anti-semitic graffiti on a temple in irvinenia. the incidents days after 11 people were killed inside a pittsburgh synagogue. a live look at mountain view, cal cam, hundreds of google employees walking out of google headquarters calling for transparency in how the company handles sexual misconduct claims. susan lee from the fox business network, a big story. >> it is. not only taking place in mountain view it's around the world. singapore, india, europe, to the u.s. including new york earlier this morning. the, onners of the walkout say they're staging the protests, yes, in reaction to the "new york times" report last week that google shielded a few of their senior staff from sexual harassment claims and the ones that were let go were paid very generous. >> dana: $90 million. >> to the creator of android, which powers 80% of the world's smart phones, dismissed after credible sexual harassment claims were made against him to the company. but, the organizers say this is also about equality in the workplace. and workplace is not w

appeared in a handful of cities, brooklyn, bucks county, near philadelphia, rochester, new york, irvinernia, an anti-semitic message was spray painted on a synagogue early wednesday morning. all of these attacks come just days after 11 people were gunned down in an anti-semitic shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. this morning, a week after that horrific massacre, the tree of life community last night more than 1,200 people of various faiths came together for a public service to show solidarity and support. also yesterday a visitation and funeral service was held for 97-year-old rose malliger, the last of the 11 victims from the shooting to be buried. allis allis allison camerata spoke to some about the fear they're feeling. >> we didn't put them here. they just showed up. >> just showed up. the names of the victims. >> all the names of the victims and it just showed up. it's an outpouring of love. >> oh, my gosh. >> from countless people. i'm floored by the love. i don't know where the tents came from. these weren't here yesterday. >> is that right? >> this is -- the r

. >> irvine is an inland orange county district up ker middle class a lot of diversity there whetherr not it's anglo, latino, vietnamese, a lot of different people in the district now. >> the headline right now is montana. let's take a live look at the numbers. it's been a little while since we've spoken directly about president trump. i want to go ahead and talk about him here. he's been out to this state i think four times since becoming president. he's invested in this race. clearly it's made a difference. >> the one thing you've been able to see tonight in the senate races is that donald trump is able to motivate and ener advise base voters. month month is a really good example of that. in texas with ted cruz it was the same thing. when the president showed up, he was able to make that difference beholding them to the president when they get to washington. >> when you look at voting numbers when it comes to senate races democrats with some 108 million votes more, republicans picking up seats what does that say for two years from now. >> one remember, there are two democrats runni