maurice? >> maurice: kris van cleave in phoenix, thank you. of the house of representatives is also seen as a toss-up. republicans currently hold a slim majority there, 220-212. a few dozen tight races spread across america will decide which party will boost or slow down a harris or trump presidency. cbs's scott macfarlane has a look at some of the pivotal races in unlikely places. >> reporter: the political colors could be changing along the hudson river in new york, too. u.s. house speaker mike johnson campaigned for new york republicans about an hour north of new york city this afternoon. >> the majority for the house runs through new york and california. >> reporter: trying to salvage his perilous eight-seat house majority. all 435 u.s. house seats are up for election next week, but cbs news estimates only a few dozen are considered competitive. and you can see nearly a third of those are concentrated in california and new york. >> it's almost unheard of to see tv ads for congressional races because that doesn't make a lot of sense but you

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an update now on the death of inmate maurice monk at the santa rita jail. the alameda county district attorney's office has filed felony charges now against nine sheriff's deputies. a doctor, as well as a nurse for felony elder or or dependent adult abuse. three deputies also face additional charges of falsifying documents. the criminal charges come nearly three years after the death of 45 year old maurice monk. video shows staff putting food and medicine into his cell, but no one checked on him for 3 or 4 days. >> i'm happy that it's going through a criminal process because individuals play their role, play their part in killing maurice monk. so therefore you have to be accountable for what you have done. >> monk's children received a $7 million civil settlement. alameda county sheriff yesenia sanchez told ktvu by email on saturday that she does not believe that these charges are justified. a former alameda county sheriff's deputy has been sentenced now to 50 years to life in prison for the murders of his girlfriend and her husband. devin williams, junior

a lot of these kids have no idea. >> i asked maurice do they watch your highlights? he said, "yeah.hey love to bring up the ones where i get trucked." >> he was trucking and running over people. >> great fantasy football running back, maurice jones-drew. >>> up next, an inspiring athlete capping off an incredible high school career tonight. >> it was really emotional, ♪ ♪ ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ london breed became mayor in the middle of the night. led our city through the darkest days of covid, saving thousands of lives. london breed is battle tested and proven in crisis. san francisco is coming back. we're witnessing progress every day. unlike her opponents, london is the only candidate who, on day one, will keep our city moving forward. we can't go backward by electing a candidate who needs on the job training. with london breed, san francisco is on the rise, again. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced l

maurice signed up. within hours he had an appointment. he soon start add four week training program to connect him with his local i.b.e.w., international brotherhood of electrical workers. today he's on his way to become ago journeyman electrician. [applause] working at the stadium of his hometown baseball team, the cleveland guardians. good-paying job, good hours, good benefits, and lifelong career. and a sense of dignity and pride to be a father he always wanted to be. and it's not just him. millions of workers and families have more opportunities today than four years ago and an economy, economy is growing from the middle out and bottom up. he can do whatever he wants. put him down. all you got to do -- you can do anything you want, pal. ok. you want to make a speech later you can, all right? all right. everybody has a fair shot. we leave nobody behind. invest in america and all americans. that's what we have done together. by reminding ourselves who we are. for lord's sake we are the united states of america. there's nothing, i mean t

why the family of maurice monk says they are optimistic about what comes next.r was seen potentially or suspected of being involved in solicitation of prostitution. >> and a new approach to try to crack down on a persistent crime in san francisco. the warning going out to those soliciting sex workers. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. and good evening, everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm claudine wong. we start with the latest twist in the battle over the rebranding of oakland's airport. late this afternoon, a judge ruling oakland must take the words san francisco bay out of its title. >> the port of oakland commission did vote in may to change the airport's name, saying at the time it would help travelers understand that oakland is actually part of the bay area. now, the city of san francisco immediately took legal action, and last week, the city attorney asked a judge to issue a temporary injunction, thereby forcing the port of oakland to remove all physical and digital material with the san francisco bay name until a final decision is made in the lawsuit

. >> reporter: this friday is the three year anniversary of the death of 45-year-old maurice monk who died while in custody here at the jail. the previous district attorney reviewed the case. but the current district attorney had her office review the case and she disagreed, charging those staff members with felonies. some of the video you're about to see could be disturbing. >> he's breathing. >> reporter: this is the footage from deputies at the jail as they were tasked for carrying for monk. the father of two was schizophrenic and arrested in october of 2021 after he got into a dispute with a driver after not wearing a mask. that's when his physical health started to decline. >> and what is one thing you should know? >> reporter: based on the body camera video they reviewed, he was lying face down on his bed for three days in the same position. before deputies and medical staff finally went into his cell to check on it, only to find he had already died. >> and he was just left to die in the cell for no reason, for no justifiable reason. >> reporter: ty clark is the attorney for mon

the son of maurice.ted nothing more than to wear a spartans uniform. >> i heard all the stories of my bad, what he had when he was here. it was an experience like no other he said. maybe i should try it too. >> reporter: mjd was part of the 151 game winning streak. one of the greatest high school football runs ever. he is back coaching for his son. >> we always talk about delasalle and what it meant to us. it was nice to have that. >> reporter: it is a flash from the past when she carrying the ball. >> jones up the middle. louis is louis. he is inside the ten. touchdown, spartans. >> he gave me the biggest hug ever. he was so proud of me. i was beyond happy. i never scored in high school before. it was my first time. >> reporter: he grew up in florida watching his dad play for the jacksonville jaguars. he wasn't wearing a number 32 jersey. there is no rivalry between father and son. both just happy to be sharing the sideline. >> it seems very cool. my dad was pretty good. i just got to stay focused. >> i

the superintendent of public instruction, democrat maurice green won by 121,000 votes and he got 2.8es and you go down and get to the presidential race, donald trump only got slightly more than maurice green. he got 2.87 million votes and kamala harris got just slightly under maurice green, 2.688 million votes and that sounds crazy to people, but it actually is a phenomenon that people will go in and say oh, my, it is to make sure that the guy who called himself a black nazi is not my governor. your thoughts? >> i think that's right. people go into the voting booth and vote for the people they specifically care about, you know. sometimes it's the senate race and sometimes it's the gubernatorial race and sometimes it is the top of the ticket and just vote for donald trump, for example. i keyed in on something you said which was really important to me and something that i've been being been thinking about for a very long time in terms of shifting for obama. when i started working for the party some years ago through 2016, you, it occurred to me subsequent to that that, you know, barack

kicking us off tonight, maurice mitchell, national director of the working families party, and malika, journalist and author of it is not you, it is capitalism. it is great to have both of you with us. i will start with you, there does seem to be a contradiction in senator sanders is positioned. on one hand, he argues that the biden administration was the most progressive tense fdr, but on the other hand, he says the party has abandoned the working class. how do you square that circle, how do democrats translate the types of wins they delivered for the working class, the infrastructure act, the chips act, many of the things that they fought for and achieved during the first couple years of the biden-harris in ministration to long-term success? >> it is good to be here, ayman. and i think that contradiction is one of the fundamental problems inside of the tent of the democratic party, the fact that mark cuban and aoc at bernie sanders can live inside of the same tents. you can't live inside of that tent comfortably, and so, i think what he is articulating is an inconsistency, and somet

criminal charges come nearly three years after the death of 45 year old maurice monk. ktvu first reported on conditions in the santa rita county jail, where monk was found dead in his cell half naked on november 15, 2021. video shows staff putting food and medicine into his cell, but no one had checked on him for 3 to 4 days. the complaint, filed last friday, lists 11 defendants, including an alameda county doctor, neil edwards. nine sheriff's deputies and one nurse, david donoho, with the company wellpath each charged with felony elder or dependent adult abuse. three deputies rupinderpal hayer, troy white and sierra osmani, are also charged with an additional felony count of falsification of an official document. >> i'm happy that it's going through a criminal process because individuals play their role, play their part in killing maurice monk. so therefore you have to be accountable for what you have done. >> monk was found surrounded by stacks of uneaten food, medication and urine. his children received a $7 million civil settlement, but his sisters say they feel th

da, who was subject to a recall this month, did not make any statements today, but the family of maurice died in a santa rita county jail cell, says they hope the criminal charges will bring change. >> ktvu jana katsuyama has the story. >> criminal charges come nearly three years after the death of 45 year old maurice monk. ktvu first reported on conditions in the santa rita county jail, where monk was found dead in his cell, half naked on november 15th, 2021. video shows staff putting food and medicine into his cell, but no one had checked on him for 3 to 4 days. the complaint, filed last friday, lists 11 defendants, including an alameda county doctor, neil edwards, nine sheriff's deputies and one nurse, david donoho, with the company wellpath each charged with felony. elder or dependent adult abuse. three deputies, rupinderpal hayer, troy white and sierra osmani, are also charged with an additional felony count of falsification of an official document. >> i'm happy that it's going through a criminal process because individuals play their role, play their part in killing maurice monk, s

the case was filed last friday and involves the november 15th, 2021 death of maurice monk, an inmate who had lain in his cell for days at the santa rita county jail surrounded by food, medication and urine before he was found dead, willfully caused and permitted him to be placed in a situation in with his in which his health was endangered. price was asked about the timing of the case, coming as more than 60% of voters appear to have supported her recall. she said she had no comment about the recall and said she did not have any information to release regarding evidence supporting the charges at this time. >> does my office plan to release the affidavits in support of the arrest warrants? and the answer is no. >> if he died of natural causes, the da's office will still have to prove that these individuals contributed to that death. >> former santa clara county prosecutor stephen clark says this is a challenging case. >> clearly, this was deplorable conduct by the jail. but the question is, is it the individuals or the systemic failure that occurred here? and that's the difference bet

. >> an update on the death of maurice monk at the santa rita jail. the alameda county district attorney's office has now filed felony charges against nine sheriff's deputies, a doctor and a nurse, and three of the deputies face additional charges of falsifying documents. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live with details and reaction from monk's family members. jan. >> claudine. monk sisters told me today that they are relieved to see criminal charges in their brother's death. the sheriff, who was alerted last week, does not feel a felony charges are justified. the criminal charges come nearly three years after the death of 45 year old maurice monk. ktvu first reported on conditions in the santa rita county jail, where monk was found dead in his cell half naked on november 15, 2021. video shows staff putting food and medicine into his cell, but no one had checked on him for 3 to 4 days. the complaint, filed last friday, lists 11 defendants, including an alameda county doctor, neil edwards. nine sheriff's deputies and one nurse, david donahoe, with th

yeah, maurice paid. so one of the people, the young of the met. i'm sorry. i didn't even finish the thought. thank you, tom. that's the. the one of the gentleman who worked for him on the commission for the relief of belgium, maurice pate, went on help, found unicef and posthumously for unicef, received the nobel peace prize because maurice pitt's leadership. right. so it was basically taking the lessons from the for the youth of belgium and sort streamlining them into a mainstream international organization that would continue to to provide this kind of food, sustenance in times of famine to countries around the world in need. i got that. yep. yep. well, kind of another kind of connection. that i would have never made that the director and producer of the 1932 movie king kong, merian cooper worked for the american relief administration. and he he served in war one. he was still in europe. he then volunteered to be part the american relief administration. he was sent to poland and. he was a young guy and. he was asked for kind of a recollection and. he said,

c c you are more that's attention to future maurice, nancy davis. good boards. when when i think about my children going through the same thing, that id or like my daughters going through the same thing that i do. it makes me angry. it makes me scary. i'm scared of what they looks like and it is very frustrating and there's one on a reduced advocate, very, very hard to supervisee my children and going through it to prevent your kids from going through it a future generations to come from going through the same thing for nancy's daughter is the choice of what they can do with their bodies may be decided on the election day. let's bring in will include kraft. he's a u. s. analyst, an deputy editor for parliament magazine, joining us from brussels. william, this is the 1st presidential election since the supreme court overturn to the landmark robi way decision back in 2022. and that ruling had protected the right to an abortion for almost 50 years. how big is this issue in terms of driving voter turnout as well? democrats and hoping passes pro lot because they do v

c you are more that's the attention to future maurice, nancy davis. good boards. when i when i think about my children going through the same thing, that id, or like my daughters going through the same thing that i do. it makes me angry. it makes me scary. i'm scared of what they looks like and it is very frustrating and there's one other reduce that i advocate very, very hard to prevent my children from going through it to prevent your kids from going through it a future generations to come from going through the same thing n for nancy starters the choice of what they can do is their bodies maybe decided on the election day of the x on dw, the report on efforts to get people driving electric vehicles. in brazil, in costa rica, i've been visible the .

the reason the dream and sole britain returned to shade goes the islands to maurice's offer, a decades long dispute to the us. now, where donald trump has won the state of arizona in the presidential election slipping the state which voted for joe biden. in 2020, the wind comes off the 4 days of counting. arizona has a launch hispanic population, and the republicans victory that looks in his sweep of all 7 swing states. trump is now in line to way the 312 electoral votes compared to 226 for the democratic candidates. vice president campbell, i have the i off william blue cross to us unless the deputy editor of parliament magazine how trump managed to win all 7 critical battleground states. that's a feat. another chief, since ronald reagan's presidency 40 years ago. right. and of course, swing states change certainly in this span of 40 years since ronald reagan. but to your point, donald trump had a very convincing message and essentially were reminded of what a large body of political science literature will tell you that trying to run on a campaign of saving democracy or preserving de

yeah, maurice paid. so one of the people, the young of the met. i'm sorry. i didn't even finish the thought. thank you, tom. that's the. the one of the gentleman who worked for him on the commission for the relief of belgium, maurice pate, went on help, found unicef and posthumously for unicef, received the nobel peace prize because maurice pitt's leadership. right. so it was basically taking the lessons from the for the youth of belgium and sort streamlining them into a mainstream international organization that would continue to to provide this kind of food, sustenance in times of famine to countries around the world in need. i got that. yep. yep. well, kind of another kind of connection. that i would have never made that the director and producer of the 1932 movie king kong, merian cooper worked for the american relief administration. and he he served in war one. he was still in europe. he then volunteered to be part the american relief administration. he was sent to poland and. he was a young guy and. he was asked for kind of a recollection and. he said,

maurice jones drew had one of the greatest high school careers in biliary history, he is no longer the jones-drew that has everyone talking. >> you gave it to jones-drew and he is into the end zone. there it is. sort that is jones-drew trucking into the ends on the son of former nfl star and legend maurice, he wanted nothing more than to where a spartan uniform. >> i heard all the stories of my dad. it was an experience like no other. >> part of the 151 game winning streak. one of the greatest high school football runs over and he is back coaching, watching his son. >> he has always been able to see me and my high school buddies talk about the school and we came back because he wanted to go here. it was nice to have that. >> a flash from the past when deuce is caring the ball, his first score was memorable. >> there he goes. he is inside the 10, touchdown spartans. >> he gave me the biggest hug ever. he was so proud of me. i was beyond happy. that was my first time. >> do screwup in florida watching his dad play for the jacksonville jaguars although he was not wearing number 32. >> we

c you are more that's the tensional future. maurice, nancy davis. good boy is when i when i think about my children going through the same thing, that id or like my daughters going through the same thing that i do. it makes me angry. it makes me scary. i'm scared of what they looks like and it is very frustrating and there's one other reduce that i advocate. it's very, very hard to prevent my children from going through it to prevent your kids from going through it a future generations to come from going through the same thing for nancy's daughters. the choice of what they can do with their bodies, maybe decided on the election day. we can now speak to michelle swerve. she's a professor of american government at georgetown university in falls, church, virginia. and she's also written to books on women and representation. and congress present professor square as welcome to the w just how big of an issue is reproductive rights when it comes to driving, voter turnout in this election? you know, thank you so much for having me as in terms of driving the

for recent agreement, sol, britain returned the che, goes islands to maurice rose after a decades long dispute trying to transfer all of shots says he is willing to face a vote of confidence in parliament before christmas. he made the comments in his 1st interview since the collapse of his 3 party coalition last week. losing a vote of confidence would trigger a snap election. sholtes did not want to start this process until the new year, but his face growing pressure from the opposition and even from within his own party, right. it's a signal for mind if i don't see a problem in having a vote of confidence before christmas for me. if that is what everybody wants. i'm 1st, i'm fine with it. if that is seen is the best option to all because i also wanted to happen fosters to go. i want to new mandate through a strong vote in favor of the s p d or the stock us for them for this. but if so, let's take a look now at how the german government got into this crisis and what could happen next. and after 3 rocky years of government, germany is now on the path to new elections. the 3 party coalit

mentioned earlier by maurice.portion of the pie, they are touching 70 percent of what we are landfilling is handled by recology. if we just look at that, if we want them to reach their 2030 goal, they need to find a home basically recycle or eliminate all most 170 thousand tons of material per year, so that is a lot of material that we need to recover by the year 2030. that requires some ■a■usignific program development in the next 5 years. if you look at this through the greenhouse gas lens in our department is shifting looking at greenhouse gas to more consumption based inventory model, but for this presentation i wanted to just focus on landfill and 5 percent of our emissions city wide are coming from what is out of the landfill, and that's equivalent to all most 45 thousand gas powered vehicles on the road annually, so that is the 186 all most 187 thousand tons of co2 emit from the land fill which is primarily organic material. i will switch gears and talk about our priorities for recology in the next rate cyc

and then i see the high mars getting schools and, and kindergartens, and you're telling us all, hi maurice are going to be used only for military talk targets. that's why the, where are you from and why did you come to russia? i'm from south korea. it's auditory is so and so yes. okay, how have your russian patriots, compatriots out, you know, soldiers and arms? how have they treated you and trained you actually the only, i guess the problem is only leg is yes. go to the good thing. the now i am under training for jerome. no. our team speak english. uh huh. because the curriculum platform was also in english english. okay. yes. all right. no problem via yes. what other nationalities and people have you seen here? there is another base. he's from germany, germany. yes. also he thoroughly, i'm italian or columbia in columbia, in spanish, spanish and south korea. is that correct? so japanese, japanese yeah, yes, no, scotsman or irishman. and they were see, oh man, that's a shame it's. well that's good to see. so there's a lot of different people that are coming to help russia and color how. h

maurice mahmoudi is one of milan's most in-demand mixologists. let's order a drink.what are you going to have? >> i think i'm going to have the fresh mao. >> i'm going to have the martini. >> black saffron martini. black saffron? >> yes, please. he's known for creating incredible drinks with a twist they are site specific. >> my carbone di carbon carbon vegetable. oh wow. >> oh, i see, it's black. maurice has invented a drink to honor the history of this building. that's beautiful. this was once the residence of coal workers. >> you know calibro remarkably despite being among milan's poorest residents, they all survived the catastrophic plague of 1630. >> diventata la strega del strega perchÉ era la lanciare incantesimo sulla strada invece poi al carbone they thought it was her. >> they thought it was the. the the witch. but it was the coal. >> it was the coal. the carbon. como un antibiotico. >> so this is going to keep me very healthy exactamente. that's the best martini i've had in a very long time thank you. wow and you. you came to milan? when i came here, uh, a

and maurice just that a closer than others on a farm on modest income per capita. it is possible to provide decent life for all people close to within the means that the planet would. you would say costa rica is the pores, nation and world because that had none of the features that were valued before. we have no fossil fuels, we have no metals. we have no interest. today we realize that was a blessed because having no fossil fuels, we had no other option but to produce all electricity with clean energy. and this is a really important example because it gives us hope that that is the possibility of getting that the we need to build a better system that will make deals and actually a lot faster. and if we can bring by reasons to regenerate life, not only human life, all life forms, we'll start moving into a better society that they even care about you, the beats, the . but the truth of the matter is that we today are in a moment in time where we can go back and reconnect that's the 1st thing without us nature is still there, but it just becomes a little business. the

the case was filed last friday and involves the november 15th, 2021, death of maurice monk, an inmate who had lain in his cell for days at the santa rita county jail surrounded by food, medication and urine before he was found dead. >> willfully cause and permitted him to be placed in a situation in which his in which his health was endangered. >> price was asked about the timing of the case coming as more than 60% of voters appear to have supported her recall. she said she had no comment about the recall, and said she did not have any information to release regarding evidence supporting the charges. at this time. >> does my office plan to release the affidavits in support of the arrest warrants? and the answer is no. >> if he died of natural causes, the da's office will still have to prove that these individuals contributed to that death. >> former santa clara county prosecutor stephen clark says this is a challenging case. >> clearly, this was deplorable conduct by the jail. but the question is, is it the individuals or the systemic failure that occurred here? and that's the differe

death of maurice monk. she had this message for her successor stay the course of holding public officials accountable and law enforcement officers accountable for their actions. >> and i leave this office in a much better place than how we found it. >> you won't see the last of he, especially with the many people that she has motivated and the many of the people that she has given an opportunity. and a second chance. they will rally and rise up and you won't see the last of her. >> i'm thankful for everything she has done and set out for her. i just pray that the next person come in and continue it on. >> the alameda county board of supervisors says deputy d.a. royal roberts will assume the da's duties until the board appoints a replacement. >> in this particular case, i'm told by our county counsel that there's no time limit. we can take virtually as long as we need. >> on december 10th, the board plans to discuss the procedures for replacement december through february. they'll review applications and the

trouble, price announced charges against nine officers and civilian workers regarding the death of maurice monk at the santa rita jail. at the press conference, supporters demanded those charges stand once price is gone. >> and our sheriff is too willing to cover for her staff. it is imperative that d.a. price's successor follow through the cases that our district attorney has filed. >> reporter: price talked about the things she accomplished, including diversifying the office. she streamlined the operation and procured more than $5 million from the state. and she seemed proud of her unit, which she said exposed decades of prosecutorial misconduct. >> and it is important that the work continues beyond my tenure. >> reporter: in the end, the focus on finding fault gave her an image of being soft on criminal. and they would like the board of supervisors to keep an eye on price's office until she leaves. >> and while she is still remaining that we do not wish to see her vindictive action against anyone. we want to see a smooth transition. >> and no one is sure when that will be expected. afte

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the case was filed last friday and involves the november 15th, 2021, death of maurice monk, an inmate who had lain in his cell for days at the santa rita county jail surrounded by food, medication and urine before he was found dead willfully. >> cause and permitted him to be placed in a situation in which his in which his health was endangered. >> price was asked about the timing of the case coming as more than 60% of voters appear to have supported her recall. she said she had no comment about the recall, and said she did not have any information to release regarding evidence supporting the charges. at this time, does my office plan to release the affidavits in support of the arrest warrants? >> and the answer is no. >> if he died of natural causes. the da's office will still have to prove that these individuals contributed to that death. >> and the question will be, where is the evidence of that? >> former santa clara county prosecutor stephen clark says this is a challenging case. >> what will be a challenge is who will come forward and testify in this case. when you talk about the

a maurice monk was found unresponsive in his cell three years ago. an attorney for his family says he was left alone without adequate medication or care, and may have been dead for days before deputies found him. last week, sheriff yesenia sanchez acknowledged that mistakes were made, but they did not rise to the threshold of criminal negligence. >> now to the latest on the recall of the alameda county district attorney, pamela price. as we've reported, she lost the recall race and will likely step down once the votes are certified in december. but some of the people who led the recall campaign against her are now raising another issue. abc seven news reporter anser hassan explains protect the win was alameda county district attorney pamela price's slogan in fighting the recall against her. >> now, price's opposition wants the board of supervisors to protect their win. >> our major concern now is that she is pretty vindictive, and we're so worried that, you know, she would be start firing the people. they are very capable and very experienced. >> kar

maurice told me that they're starting with a full hour of kelly clarkson. going to do a show takeover live with koit viewers. so listeners. but i know they've got a very different mix, modern and traditional old time favorites. and dan, i think you even have a couple songs that they're going to put on the playlist. >> i do, they tell me i've one, i've one on the playlist that's been on every year for several years, and a brand new song a couple of weeks ago. what is it? it's called put up the lights. it's a cute song, but it's on their list as well. >> you're up there with mariah carey, dan yeah, i wish anyway, that's t i love you. [vo]: confusion. i'll just take your arm. [vo]: pain. worry. and bravery. you got this. [vo]: all in the life... i love you. okay? [vo]: of a child. this is why starlight exists. to bring happiness to hospitalized children when they need it most. because happiness matters. another lead they could not hang on to in the fourth quarter. the seattle seahawks scored with 12 seconds left. geno smith sprinting into the end zone to snatc

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the son of former msl -- nfl star maurice wanted nothing more than to where a spartans uniform. >> i heard all of the stories my dad had when he was here. i thought maybe i should try it. >> reporter: he was part of the 151 game winning streak, one of the greatest high school football rents ever. he is back coaching getting to watch his son. >> he's always seen us talk about what it meant to us. one reason we he came back because he wanted to go there. >> reporter: it is a flash from the past. is first high school score is a memorable one. >> he is loose. inside the 10. touchdown , spartans. >> he gave me the biggest hug ever. he was so proud of me. i was beyond happy because i never scored in high school before. that was my first time. >> reporter: he grew up in florida watching his dad play for the jacksonville jaguar's. >> we beat the colts on a 59 yard field goal. i get them on the field, super excited, everybody is chanting and yelling . you would not know he's paying attention. later that year halloween comes around and he said, i want to be josh scobee. he wanted to be the kic

maurice, an animal epidemiologist at uc davis, says we shouldn't sleep on the threat it may be posing. >> people are like, oh, it's just a handful of people here or there, but i think that's the wrong mentality. because there's so much virus floating around, the virus has shown this extraordinary ability to mutate and change. i think we're playing with fire if we have this general approach, which unfortunately, i think we have right now a little where we're really not focused on, you know, what the worst case scenarios are. >> reporter: but a spokesman for the united farm workers says that's the reason the state should set up a fund to pay the salaries of dairy workers like they did with covid. >> some workers are unwilling to get tested because they have to isolate for ten days. they're not necessarily able to make that up financially. we see the poverty they're living in is a public health risk. >> reporter: it's a health risk for the public, but it's an economic risk for the mcisaac family. >> i don't know how much more i can take of it. >> reporter: no reported hospitalizations, b