gary payton was on that team. >>> how about the other semi final!the trojans face colorado, tied at 75, how do they win it? does sean schwartz with a final slam in the waning moments. colorado won it, 72-70 and they will take it to the pac-12 title game. shot out to all the bay area high school football games that got their first games in tonight. a lot of openers coming up on saturday. >>> how an airline worker with to infinity and beyond to reunite a >>> to infinity and beyond. tonight, a real toy story. >> asap line southwest airlines worker went to infinity and beyond to reunite a taller with his toy. 2-year-old hagan absent accidentally left buzz light year on the plane in texas. by the time his mom reached out to the plane was already on its way to arkansas. that is when two employees jumped into action. they documented his adventures [ laughter ] and sent him back in the mail to hagan in elk grove. >> being a mother and having somebody go that far for your child, not even knowing that was definitely special. >> pretty amazing. >> buzz was non

gary payton was on that team. >>> how about the other semi final!k, usc, the trojans face colorado, tied at 75, how do they win it? does sean schwartz with a final slam in the waning moments. colorado won it, 72-70 and they will take it to the pac-12 title game. shot out to all the bay area high school football games that got their first games in tonight. a lot of openers coming up on saturday. >>> how an airline worker with to infinity and beyond une a james brown and bill cowher welcoming you back to the midnight snack run. this is one tricky obstacle course. he's reaching... but he pushes it away! he's approaching a plate of iced cookies... he blows right by 'em oh the fridge looks like he's headed for the soda. wait! he jukes left! grabs the water bottle now he's just gotta get out of there. look what dropped from the sky! don't do it dennis. that's the way you execute a midnight snack run. stand up to cancer and rally want you to reduce your risk for cancer, go to takeahealthystand.org. >>> to infinity and beyond. tonight, a real toy story. >>

in the payton case, the person is also making the decision to do the crime, you know, let's say that he's engaged in a massive fraud and he's decided, hey, what a great idea. i'm going to use my home to do this rather than my office. i mean, you have the same kind of thing where the person is basically leveraging the fact that the home is protected. you know, in order to get greater protection. and yet, in payton, we said, it doesn't matter. >> justice kagan, i think it's always the case, you're right, that a suspect decides to commit a crime and so they're culpable in that sense, but changing the location of the encounter from a public space to a privacy space and then claiming, sorry, i'm in my home as a private space, you can't come in. isn't the kind of conduct that the fourth amendment is prepared to recognize as reasonable. >> thank you, ms. rice. >> justice gorsuch. >> ms. rice, you did some careful work looking at finding your sources. were you able to locate anything that suggests that officers have the power to enter the home in pursuit of any and all misdemeanor crimes or

and yet, in payton, we said doesn't matter. ms. rice: justice kagan, i -- i think it's always the case, you're right, that a suspect decides to commit a crime and so is culpable in that sense, but changing the location of the encounter from a public space to a privacy space and then claiming, sorry, i'm in my home, it's a private space, you can't come in, isn't the kind of conduct that the fourth amendment is prepared to recognize -- recognize as reasonable. justice kagan: thank you, ms. rice. chief justice roberts: justice gorsuch. justice gorsuch: ms. rice, you did some very careful work looking at some of the founding era sources, and i'd just like to ask you, were you able to locate anything that suggests that officers have the power to enter the home in pursuit of any and all misdemeanor crimes or, in the sg's version, presumptively allowed to do so for any and all misdemeanors? ms. rice: justice gorsuch, i'm not sure there's a common law source that says that expressly, so as -- as justice thomas mentioned earlier, i think th

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it's something 11-year-old payton glover has been looking forward to the most. >> now when i go to school every day, i get to do my handshake on mr. jamison. >> over the past four years, he's created individual greetings for more than 250 students >> when i became an educator, i wanted to create something that they can look at and see that, i'm not just about a test score when kids see that they have a personalized greeting, they are so excited to come to class every single day >> reporter: his enthusiasm energizing students during the covid lockdowns, inspiring them even when he himself got the virus. david, when the pandemic hit, everything had to stop how have you been able to keep that contact >> when we got virtual, we still did our words of affirmation. >> this is only temporary. i can resist the pain. >> we still did our freestyle fridays virtual. we still joked virtually. so nothing changed. >> mr. jamison knows firsthand how important it is to have teachers who care >> i was that problem kid. i stayed in trouble in school i was suspended almost every week part of the reason was b

given we are talking about the wto, the strongest arguments against payton's friend actually trade argumentsfavor of the rest of the economy. it is a no-brainer financially. i would not want to underestimate the cost for poor countries. what is a tiny amount of money for the french government is a huge amount for a government like the government of uganda where they are spending more buying banks in and getting into further debt than they currently spend on health for the entire year. they are priced way beyond the means of almost every nation on earth because of these monopolies. >> i want to come back to you, samantha. getting these vaccines to poorer nations even when the vaccines do get there, for example, the first shipment of covax, those vaccines have gone to ghana. now they are having trouble getting into people's arms because people do not trust the vaccine. today, we had oxford astrazeneca, we have had questions come out around the data perhaps that it may have been using outdated information from its trials. although everyone still says this vaccine is safe. even that discussion e

. >> payton glover. kendall atkins. antonio millbrooks. dason robertroberts.g. and mr. jamison with the reason why. >> i want to say this to all across the country. you are going to be the generation that changes the world. tap into that potential and be unapologetically you. >> we love mr. jamison. good night. >>> this is abc 7 news. >>> long lines of cars at a waterpark turned vaccination center in the east bay. one count one county lowers the eligibility requirements ahead of schedule. >>> thank you for joining us. some good news as alameda county moved into the orange tier along with santa cruz county,miranda, san francisco somma, san mateosan mateosan mao the orange tier means indoor gym capacities will go from 10%- 25%. restaurants, movie theaters, churches can increase their capacity >>> contra costa county officials are ready to begin vaccinating everyone 16 and up. the county with the second bay area county to expand eligibility 250 and older one week ago and vaccinate 100,000 people in a matter of days. some 45% of the county's 1.2 million residents

it's something 11-year-old payton glover has been looking forward to the most. >> now when i go to schoolith mr. jamison. >> reporter: over the past four years, he has created individual greetings for more than 250 students >> when i became an educator, i wanted to create something that they can look and see that i'm not just about a test score. when kids see that they have a personalized greeting, they are so excited to come to class every single day >> reporter: his enthusiasm energizing students during the covid lockdowns, inspiring them even when he himself got the virus. david, when the pandemic hit, everything had the stop. how have you been able to keep that contact >> when we got virtual, still did our affirmation. >> we still did our freestyle fridays virtual. we still joked virtually so nothing changed >> reporter: mr. jamison knows firsthand how important it is to have teachers who care. >> i was that problem kid growing up i stayed in trouble in school. i was suspended almost every week and part of the reason was because the lack of connection from teachers that i had so when

over then you can try to help the rest of the world thank you more than 100 developing nations one payton restrictions dropped on cave in 1000 facts in south africa and india are leading the push arguing the way the will allow poor countries greater access to vaccines for me to mina reports from johannesburg. this is a wonderful day it's been a year since the 1st 1000 in fiction was identified in south africa since then more than 50000 people have died and 1500000 have been infected while richard nations rolled out vaccines the program in south africa's been much slower. no country. left. another important step is to enable the transfer of medical to. for the duration of the. aswell oh. it's. south african india leading a movement to suspend the world trade organizations agreement on intellectual property rights for covert 1000 vaccines but many high income countries including the united states and those in the european union have rejected the idea they say waiving the peyton's would put off private investors and slow down scientific innovation and existing regulations allow drug manufact

sort of weeks of biden's relationship there was a long conversation was in there between biden and payton well nobody expected much . improvement to be fair with the arrival of joe biden but there are always there's always hope when the handover in the white house many of the predicted that things could even get worse with a democrat president and charge but for a while we weren't hearing much about russian meddling things like russian hackers like you were saying at least there was a phone conversation between the 2 joe biden and a lot of our putin and the 2 decided to leave the new start treaty in place was he paying the price for i mean i haven't really gone into details have they about the accusations the reports of meddling in the reports that he's a killer but in terms of substantiate he was true as a journalist this would probably be the 1st thing that i asked joe biden why exactly is latimer putin a killer and what is he going to pay the price for so apparently this is also something that has to do with the latest u.s. intelligence report where it's said that vladimir putin was ov

economy south africa and india are leading a push for the world trade organization to temporarily drop payton restrictions on covert $900.00 vaccines they say would allow more countries and manufacturers to mass produce the japs. well to the other break now on the roll out of a bowl of vaccines a guinea more than 2200 people have been given their job beginning with health care workers the world health organization is racing to vaccinate as many people as possible to contain the deadly virus officials say stocks are limited leading that the disease could quickly get out of hand if it were to spread to other countries. libya's parliament has approved a new interim unity government as part of a u.n. backed deal it'll be responsible for holding elections later this year they view has been divided between 2 rival administrations supported by armed groups and foreign governments there's been an arrest since an uprising toppled by gadhafi in 2011 and it trainer has the latest from misrata. it's been a long and difficult process to come up with this agreement and this new unity government now libya h

the mayor there, patrick payton spoke out. >> literally by the thousands. me, we have the strangest >> laura: you said it. outrageous doesn't begin to describe it. crisis doesn't even begin to prescribed it. they made a decision period. >> a designed disaster. look, if we are apprehending roughly 800 8,800,000, they areletting the d but a small amount of criminals in the country, that's 2-3000000, three more years before the next presidential election, what do we do with these kids. if you take a 15-year-old kid from central america, at a minimum you can't put a 15-year-old in the fourth grade. his self-esteem collapses because he can't keep up, barely speaks the language, three grades behind. goes out in the community and what does he do? maybe he's a great kid and i'm assuming most of these kids are great, they try to work, the gangs recruit them and we are expanding the ms-13 gangs. this president is absolutely destroying this country, destroying their lives, destroying our communities. no matter what state you live in, they are coming to a community nea

that are blocking this ramp up in production that we really need to obstacles we know one of them is payton so intellectual property rights you know they're basically impeding other companies from producing the vaccine all over the world not just in europe and secondly we need a technology transfer you know we need to be sharing this technology with as many companies as many countries as we can so we can ramp up boost production and get out of this as quickly as possible well let's stay with that train of thought then what's stopping countries from simply forcing these companies to share their patents. well 1st of all it's import it's not a technical issue let's let's be very clear about that you know we have technical proposals we've got a proposal of the world trade organization that's being carried by a coalition of $100.00 countries we've got a mechanism at the world health organization as well as a technology access pool so all of these mechanisms exists even inside the european union there's a european citizens initiative no profit on pandemic asking concrete measures the problem is p

patrick payton.about that facility there in midland where there are several hundred, it is my understanding, teenagers, between the ages of 13 and 17 that have crossed the border illegally being held. >> what we know about the facility and, we found out about this facility on monday and by 11:30 sunday night, they started shipping young people into that facility. we were not contacted, and fast forward to today, something the governor was speaking about, we already know we are moving 25 of those children and loading them on an airplane with resettlement location somewhere in the country. we don't know if that's texas or what states they are so they are already relocating them from our facility in the country, and it is utter chaos. you can't get details and the facility is up and running, they are putting a 10-foot fence around it even as we speak. so it's chaos. there is no overstating, then they give us very scant answers to the questions i ask and the details they ask that we are not getting respo

the mayor they are, patrick payton, spoke out. >> i don't think i'm exaggerating. by the thousands just walking across. and doing nothing. it's the strangest most backward, disrespecting thing. >> laura: you said it, outrages doesn't begin to describe it. crisis doesn't even begin to describe it. this is a concerted decision. they have made a decision, period. >> it's are designed disaster, a designed disaster, laura. if we are apprehending roughly 800,000 may be on the board of this year in texas alone and we get one out of every three, that's another 2.5 million getting in. they are letting the ones they apprehend, except a small amount of criminals, they're letting the rest of the country. two or 3 million, times three more years before the next presidential election where they can register them to vote. they are trying to take over the country on the backs of these poor kids. in our communities, what we do with these kids? if you take a 15-year-old kid from central america, to her three years behind the education system at a minimum. you can't put a 15-year-old

characteristics that stood out to me two years ago when payton used technology to put someone else'srts and later merged two videos of me to change my words. >> it is, as you know, a single-engine plane. >> the technology has improved by leaps and bounds, even in the last two years since we talked. still, she says, how we watch the videos can determine how believable they are. >> often time deepfake technology has a hard time staying in high fidelity on large screens. >> well, my heritage started offering deep nostalgia a version of the technology, getting mixed reaction over this image of famed abolitionist douglas. manipulated videos of nancy pelosi, barack obama and donald trump have all made the rounds. during the pandemic with so many of us relying on video conferences, deepfakes have the potential to create confusion and disinformation. >> where it's troublesome where there's not a strong media environment to push back against the deepfakes. >> which i know the watts testified in congress where he warned fake videos could be used by adversaries to create mistrust. >> the good n

bill russell may thurman, gary payton the glove we could talk about that forever.t you know, dream on definitely believes himself. all right, let's talk some 49ers football's quiet this week after a rather ferocious free agent weekend would say, seemed to have gotten. all the ingredients that they look forward to, including the big catch. that would be trent williams on the offensive line whopper of a deal for him a contract that makes him the highest paid offensive lineman ever, although he did say he came close to signing with the kansas city chiefs trend, williams. so definitely happy with the way it turned out. i mean, it's a real phil. it's a take a little over day and to just even sink and honestly, i thought i need to get a lot of money and be somewhere where i hated to be, at least where i love to be planned for discounts. i know i definitely think it would be full. okay. you could try and put your finger on what's been going wrong with the sandals? a shark's is here. who knows? but i'll tell you what just passion and emotion seemed to be missing. and then

venue sits a short term rental home with us being right in the shadow lucas oil that the house that paytonll, we where are our indiana flags and colors of private just one of many in the city that opens its doors. we have our hometown map to travelers from around the people in thailand and although march madness is just kicking off a new wave of tourism back to indy property manager jim borthwick says it's bringing with it a major sense of optimism to the short term rental industry. obviously these past 12 months have been kind of a. >> and up and down almost like a haunted house in the past year for everybody in the hospitality industry. this lifelong hoosier says recent bookings have been a surge in traditional air bnb type of states. it's just a huge blessing for for the city to have this event and you might be able to tell if someone's team is doing well when they ask for a later check out date if their team is winning and doing well. we hope to keep him for a couple weeks at a time. a lot of initial inquiries that we do get is. >> if our teams. can we stay longer ulisses why heart wor

it wasn't until sean payton got lost driving us back to the saints facility, because keep in mind, he'dhere some of the worst flooding and destruction occurred i remember seeing houses ripped off the foundations. at one point, the car stopped, and we both looked up and there was a tugboat in the middle of the road we had to turn around because we couldn't pass. that was the moment where britney and i looked at each other and said, "this is so much more than football this is part of the resurrection and resurgence of one of america's greatest cities. it was a calling. >> oh, my god, it certainly it and new orleans is, you know, the kind of city -- and you said it in your comments, if you love it, it loves you back and loves you back hard how have people been reacting to you? >> it's been amazing i think just the outpouring of support and emotion and memories you know, that's -- i think anything you do, especially when you just pour your heart and soul into it, i think you hope that you're able to impact people in a really positive way. you know, life is full of defining moments, and life