treyshun hurry the sophomore, 34-31. >> rich: san jose rolled back, james jones 42-yard touchdown runhe spartans the lead for good. san jose state won that game 35-34, the last time they won. >> ross: that might be our score, it's unbelievable right? close to it. >> rich: stanford had a good receiver in that game, richard sherman with the defensive back. not bad field position, they have one minute 52 seconds. they have a couple of timeouts. they have a quarterback that wants some redemption after that interception. that turned into the touchdown. >> ross: coach taylor told us, they felt like they get to the 35-yard line may be even a chance to the 37-yard line if he had to. >> rich: emmet kenney had a great year including two game-winning field goals. to show you what he's been like under pressure, game-winner at syracuse. daniels pumps, scrambles -- roush paid the price. he gets out-of-bounds. that's a nice effort. >> ross: i'm just thinking in my head to, all of the things that have happened. in this fourth quarter, it's absolutely bananas. the game still on the line, ashton daniel

friends have identified the victims as piedmont high school graduates who were sophomores in college. seven news reporter anser hassan talked with those who knew him and is live with the very latest answer. this is just a devastating story. >> dan. you're right. you can see friends continue to come by and drop off flowers and pay their respects. now, police say this is still very early in the investigation, but they point out that this is a very wide road, no obstacles. they say they don't know how fast the truck was going, but speed was likely a factor. >> we're just devastated. i know that i know the family whose son is in the hospital right now, and i know the other families. >> eileen de soto was one of the many who dropped off flowers at the crash site early wednesday morning. three young people died when their tesla truck crashed into a wall at hampton road and king avenue in piedmont. de soto identified the victims as two young men and one young woman. a fourth person was pulled out of the truck by a friend. in another car. >> i know that he's had surgery. he has. he's in recov

it was a call from an attorney who reported that a mother of a high school sophomore had seen somethingt couldn't be unseen. >> the boy's mother had suspected something and had taken his phone in because it was broken and had the information transferred to another phone to view what was on his phone. >> and what was on it? well, besides the flood of text and photos you would expect to see on any teenager's phone was this. it was grainy but unmistakable. a scantly clad woman, a woman clearly much older than the boy. the photo, along with the accompanying text messages, longing, urgent, breathless, left no doubt whatsoever in the mind of the detective. >> immediately it was evident that there was a romantic relationship going on. >> so how did you view that from a legal and ethical and moral point of view? >> obviously it needed to be investigated. >> detective lowry was experienced in matters like the one before her now. she's a a decade had been assigned to the children's assessment center, as well as five full-time investigators working on cases involving the sexual abuse of children.

i'm a sophomore and a 15-year-old college sophomore it is 1:30 p.m.he will be slid within the door open on at 4:00 a.m. this morning. the multi- pool on my bed notice i didn't. the other is at choir practice a few blocks from here. how would you tell them their lives are in some substantial way impacted by the '90s? i find myself frequently with them in the back of the carpet shall be the 15-year-old going to sports games and stuff like that saint who could tell your children this is an unusual period of time covid remote learning and donald trump and ukraine how might you tell a group of teenagers and in college about why the '90s are relevant tohe them? >> that's interesting. great piece in the "new york times" he sent our attention spans is small. but what you sow we were elevated we would read books and discuss them. we would be religious immediate gratification for something more long-term and elevated. look forward to the paperback says we all had more common experiences that brought us together pretty much similar shows together. we all had col

a sophomore at a santa clara university h while crossing the street last sd at el camino reaan mallicoat way, just across the street from campus. ktvu is amber lee spoke to the victim's father, who says his son was on his way to class when he was killed. >> he has to cross three times a day, you know, and each way, nathan pope is struggling to make sense of how his son cephas was killed in front of their apartment building in santa clara. >> he was crossing the street to attend class at santa clara university, where he was a sophomore. >> my whole body is just kind of numb, you know, i'm it's very hard to it's very hard to describe how i feel now. >> around noon last thursday, pope says cephas was walking his bicycle across busy el camino real and stopped at the median to wait for oncoming traffic to pass. dad says the driver in this dark colored bmw was likely speeding when he crashed into a tree. the impact sent the tree airborne and it struck kayfus in the head. pope says his son was wearing a helmet, but the 18 year old was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> i just feel like my hear

when i was a sophomore in high school, that same career politician named joe biden gave china a sweetheart trade deal that destroyed even more good american middle class manufacturing jocks. when i was a senior in high school, that same joe biden supported the disastrous invasion of iraq and at each step of the way, in small towns like mine in ohio or next door in pennsylvania or michigan, in states all across our country, jocks were sent overseas and our children were sent to war. host: what is your assessment thus far of president-elect trump's pick for his cabinet as well as what you're hoping to see from vice president-elect j.d. vance on economic policy? guest: i think something really interesting that you notice in that clip from j.d. vance is he's pairing together two different issues where the republican party has really shifted. on free trade and economic policy the republican participant and for that matter, the democratic party as he noted with joe biden was overwhelming focused on embracing free trade and ignoring places like huer that were going to be hurt by it and also then

sophomore from maple grove, minnesota this is from the minneapolis st. paul twin city area. junior college last year. welcome to the big time. what a run >> you feel good it is a losted night in a lost year for utah state this is a smile >> young guy gets his first touch >> trying to go to a -- an absolute you know -- ditribe on cougar fan base what they learn and the defense let's them! splice them down the middle that's what you get throw nothing back up guys late. jakeville enough of that incentive. >> this week with the film on make sure that that new mexico trip does in the sneak up on anybody. >> and it really you see the arms crossing. imagine what he is thinking. 7 and a half minutes for style point and get it become on eighty-one play >> stats i highlight here you look at defense for washington the point per game. 26.9 that is right in the average. 85th in the country. >> total yards all things that exhibit. >> right the last 3 games had only allowed 17.7 i game. once the game was comfort for washington state utah state scored the last 3 drives. >> skews the numbers

cd when i was a sophomore in high school, that same career politician named joe biden gave china a sweetheart trade deal that destroyed even more good american middle class manufacturing jobs. when i was a senior in high school, that same joe biden supported the disastrous invasion of iraq, and at each step of the way, in small towns like mine in ohio or next door in pennsylvania or michigan, in states all across our country, jobs were sent overseas, and our children were sent to war. >> oren cass, what is your assessment thus far of president-elect trump's picks for his cabinet, as well as what you're hoping to see from vice president-elect jd vance when it comes to economic policy? >> well, i think something really interesting that you notice in that clip from jd vance is that he's -- he's actually pairing together two different issues where the republican party has really shifted. on free trade and economic policy, the republican party and, for that matter, the democratic party, as he noticed with joe biden, was overwhelmingly focused on just embracing free trade and ignore places like ohi

i have a i got married late, i have a college sophomore and a 15 year old college sophomore is 130, is fairly sleeping and i think that the door opened around 4 a.m. this morning. the multiple who on our bed noticed didn't and 15 year old is a choir a few blocks away from here how might tell them that their lives are in some substantial way impact impacted by the nineties. i mean i find myself frequently with them in the back of the car particularly the 15 year old when we're going to sports and stuff like that. same hope you tell your children that this is unusual period of time. you know, covid and remote learning and donald trump and israel, hamas and ukraine and they sort go, yeah, yeah. how might you tell group of that sort of thing? age know teenagers and into college about why the nineties are relevant to them. you know what's interesting david brooks had a great piece this week in the new york times in which he says our attention spans have gotten so small. what we used to have are we were elevated? we would look at who would read books, discuss them. we go, we would be religio

. >> friends have identified the victims as piedmont high school graduates who were sophomores in college. abc seven news reporter anser hassan is live with the very latest on this tragedy. answer. >> christine and larry, good afternoon. you can see friends have come by to drop off flowers and pay their respects. police say they are still very early in the investigation, but you can see this is a very wide road. and they point out they don't know how fast the car was going, but that speed was likely a factor. >> they're just devastated. i know that i know the family whose son is in the hospital right now, and i know the other families. >> eileen de soto was one of the many who dropped off flowers at the crash site early wednesday morning. three young people died when their tesla truck crashed into a wall at hampton road and king avenue in piedmont. de soto identified the victims as two young men and one young woman. a fourth person was pulled out of the truck by a friend in another car. >> i know that he's had surgery. he has. he's in recovery. he is he has some burns. he is under sedatio

all the kids were college sophomores, home for thanksgiving break. they all graduated from piedmont high in 2023. krysta, seen here, was a college and art design. and jack attended the university of colorado. he and jack attended the university of colorado. >> he was a kind, caring, and charismatic person. >> reporter: the two met at a football game and had a class together. their bay area roots also made for a connection. >> it is just a unspeakable tragedy. life is precious and we have to cherish it. >> reporter: many went to school with the victims or their kids went to school with them. >> it is a lot. and i am holding closer to my friends and my family. >> small community. it is a tragedy for their families, their friends, and anybody that lives. >> reporter: and her son appreciate. quote, piedmont is a wonderful community. we have a lot of friends and they have been incredibly kind. they say they are supporting one another by coming together. piedmont police say they are still investigating the cause of how this crash happened. they believe spe

seven news that all four people graduated from piedmont high school in 2023 and were currently sophomores in college. as word of the deadly crash spread throughout the day, dozens of people stopped by the site of the incident to light candles, lay flowers, and pray. one woman, who says she was a middle school teacher of the victims, told us that the news has devastated this small and close knit piedmont community. >> they were all so. kids that were really supportive of all their friends. >> the piedmont police chief says speed was likely a factor in the crash, and they are still investigating, and the turkey trot starts at 830. this morning. live in piedmont gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. san jose state's volleyball team is expected to release a statement today after yet another team forfeited a match against them. the latest drama comes during the mountain west conference tournament in vegas. the spartans are now in the final because boise state forfeited again. boise state defeated utah state earlier yesterday to advance to the semifinals, but instead of facing

semester at indiana's vincennes university. 19-year-old brook baker was full of excitement for her sophomore year. you couldn't stop her. it was contagious. everything was like, ok. well, let's go. let's do this. andrea canning (voiceover): shawna cooper was brook's close friend and admired her enthusiasm. andrea canning: was she thriving on campus? did she just love being at college? she did. it was like she had to do this so she could go out in the world and do big things. andrea canning (voiceover): they'd both grown up in the small city of vincennes, right across the river from neighboring illinois. and they both had family in town. but brook lived on her own in a tiny rental house near campus. rebecca moen: it was right across from the journalism lab, from the humanities building, where she was taking most of her classes. andrea canning (voiceover): rebecca moen was a professor brook had grown close to. rebecca moen: she'd stop in at my office, and we'd sit and talk. and she would mostly tell me things that were going on in her life or somebody that she was dating. sometimes she would t

he was crossing the street to attend class at santa clara university, where he was a sophomore. >> myhole body is just kind of numb. you know, i'm it's very hard to it's very hard to describe how i feel now. >> around noon last thursday, pope says cephus was walking his bicycle across busy el camino real and stopped at the median to wait for oncoming traffic to pass. dad says the driver in this dark colored bmw was likely speeding when he crashed into a tree. the impact sent the tree airborne and it struck in the head. pope says his son was wearing a helmet, but the 18 year old was pronounced dead at the hospital. i just feel like my heart was ripped out because rebecca pope cephus aunt rushed to the scene, she says. the family celebrating the holidays without her nephew will be difficult. >> it's horrible. i wouldn't wish this on anyone. >> the family is calling on the city of santa clara to make traffic safety improvements, including lowering the speed limit from 35 to 25mph and creating some sort of walkway for the many students in the area. dad tells me cephus was training for a t

all victims are college sophomores home for the thanksgiving break. all friends that graduate friday pied not high in 2023. christa, seen in this video was a student at savannah college of art and design. so are enattended usc and jack attended university of colorado. dropping off flowers, his friend attended university of colorado together. >> he was a kind person. >> reporter: the two met at a football game and had a class together. their bay area roots made for an instant connection. >> it is just an unspeakable tragedy. life is precious. we have to cherish it. >> reporter: many people that stopped by the site said they went to school with the victims or their kids went to school with them. >> with it happening the day before thanksgiving it is a lot. i am holding closer to my friends and my family. >> it is terrible. small community. and, it is a tragedy for their families and their friends and anybody that lives in piedmont. >> reporter: samantha says her family and her son, jordan, appreciate all of the support from the community. she says quote

. >> since his sophomore year, jack has been volunteering at series in novato. the marin nonprofit provides thousands of weekly medically tailored, organic meals and delivers them to those facing diet related illness. >> i love cooking the food. i've really found a passion in making the meals, and i've really met a lot of nice people there. i've met a lot of friends through who are teenagers from other schools and it still feels really good to help out into the community. >> jack's work at series is part of marin catholics christian service project, where students are required to volunteer at least 50 hours of service time to seniors. the disabled or to marginalized communities over their high school career from teaching swimming or the game of chess. hundreds of students, just like jack, are making a big difference in the north bay through these encounter programs. >> i love it, it's been awesome. >> yeah, 18 year old matt campbell is now a freshman at tcu, but before graduating, he logged over 500 hours of service time. that's ten times the required amount. th

. >> jacob monroe is a sophomore at howard at just 19 years old. this is the first election he's eligible to vote in. his father has known harris since they were teenagers. for monroe, she's an inspiration. >> i remember the first speech i went to uh- of her was her attorney general inaugural speech. and during that speech, she actually looked at me and my brother and told her, told us that we're the future of america and ever since then that memories kind of stuck with me and i kind of carried that on throughout my life. >> no matter the result, these howard bison couldn't be more proud of their most famous alumna. if vice president kamala harris wins the presidency, what would your message be to her? >> i would thank her as well for paving the way for all of us. i'd probably let her know that she'll be voting for me as well pretty soon because i'm like, she has inspired so many of us. i think a lot of us have been saying, like, who's next? who's going to run for president next? >> and there's been a bit of disruption to campus life there at howar

tracey adams, sophomore from the citadel. and first, i want to thank you for coming and your amazing experiences with us. and my question for you today is how did the experiences that you went through that you continue to go through today shaped your perspective on leadership? and how could that be something that we as young people in this room could take away that question it's own? it's okay. oh, so the question was, what can you say to these up and coming leaders about how you experiences could help seek their leadership. learn your job, pay attention and all you young officers out there. listen to your sergeants. listen to your song. and sir, listen to nco. oh, you'll be okay. just next. i know we had an order right here? you got have i think he's number two and then he's number three in charles eggleston military, a purple heart, multiple purple recipient. and it was a blow for walter reed scandal in oh six. i'm trying to figure in the conversation i've been hearing from these young guys up on stage, what do they like to

he is only a sophomore and already has offering to cal and utah. i'm sure he is waiting for the bruins call. >> nice. >> tough place to be, delasalle. >> that's right. >> all right, thanks matt. >>> after the break, we'll head to the mission for their annual dia de san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector

other victims are college sophomores.y were all friends who graduated from piedmont high in 2023. krysta, seen here in this tiktok video, was a student at the college of art and design. and jack attended the university of colorado. he and jack attended the university of colorado. >> he is a kind, caring, and charismatic person. >> reporter: their bay area roots also made for an instant connection. >> it is just an unspeakable tragedy. life is precious and we have to cherish it. >> reporter: they either went to school with the victims or their kids went to school with them. >> yeah. and you can see here live again at piedmont park, still hundreds of people there just remembering those victims. jack, krysta, and soren. those kids were well known in the city. and piedmont is one of the small towns where everybody seemed to know everybody. parents with no parents or the kids would know the other kids. it is a small town and it is a close knit community. it is a very tough time for this community. they are saying with this com

. >> reporter: all of the victims are college sophomores home for the thanksgiving break.y were all friends who graduated from piedmont high in 2023. christa, seen in this tiktok video was a student at art and design. so are enattended usc and jack attended university of colorado. jack's friend dropped off flowers he and jack attended university of colorado. >> their bay area roots made for a connection. >> unspeakable tragedy. life is precious. we have to cherish it. >> reporter: many people said they went to school with the victims or their kids went to school with them. >> with it happening the day before thanksgiving it is a lot. and i am holding closer to my friends and my family. >> it is terrible. small community. and it is a tragedy for their families and friends. anyone that lives in piedmont. >> reporter: samantha said her family and son, jordan appreciate the support. she said quote, piedmont is a wonderful community and we have many close friends and they have been incredibly kind.. >> reporter: a lot of hugs and tears here. the police are still investigating t

. >> friends have identified the victims as piedmont high school graduates who were sophomores in collegehristine and larry, good afternoon. you can see friends have come by to drop off flowers and pay their respects. police say they are still very early in the investigation, but you can see this is a very wide road. and they point out they don't know how fast the car was going, but that speed was likely a factor. >> they're just devastated. i know that i know the

our top story today, the murder of blaze bernstein, the 19 year old sophomore at the university of pennsylvania, was viciously stabbed to death while visiting his family in california over winter break. now there is finally justice for blaze. they were just acquaintances in high school, won the queer ivy league son of a practicing jewish family, the other a community college dropout with a penchant for right wing memes. during a holiday break when 19 year old blaze bernstein matched and began flirting with 20 year old samuel woodward on tinder. blaze thought he was helping a confused former classmate who was grappling with sexuality instead. >> let's be clear this was a hate crime. sam woodward ended my son's life because my son was jewish and gay. he wanted to be the big man, the big man in an online group of neo-nazis that sam woodward was hoping to impress by killing blaze bernstein. >> in this new interview with true crime news, blaze's mother, jenny, says woodward himself is not the only one to blame. >> the way that i saw the defendant was just a very sick human that was that was born thi

you don't have, you know, in terms of sufficient medical, a sophomore in terms of the medical supplies that are needed to save and rescue the injuries that are right. do their uh to their facilities is quite difficult situations and keep unfolding it do much more complex scenario honeymoon. it's a 0 from the center layer of the gods of palestine to live in. and now where at least 2 people have been killed in an is right, the strike in the south. the attack happens in the town of cup of sickness, into the building on the towns main road. the has the laws find around 15 this house from 11 and into northern as well. since friday morning, sirens sounded in the pool city of high foot and other nearby cities as belong says it. targeted is, riley minute tree bases, is, are all says it's a defense system in deception. some of the missiles you an interim false, and none of them a well known this unit fail, whether it's accusing is very false, is of deliberately destroying the peacekeeping missions prophecy. and calling it a flagrant violation of international law is the latest in a series of hi

oh, thank us very trying to print the it said to have a nice day know a sophomore. this is the committed. i finally, once official numbers on cases of chemical submission, and that's on the possibility to quickly and don't need to plug the tests. code officials are still very complicated in many parts of from us on who we should train the cause of welding lee. and we need to get to know us as support the victims, what's offering a silence in finding some peace of mind. and so he'll have to give us a call when you are ready, which is a possibility dies sandrine just so herself has also experienced this a year ago, a senator port ecstasy into her class. she says she fairly managed to escape the situation out of putting it together with other women and colleagues. just so it was debating how to strip the senator and anyone else accused of chemical submission of their honorary titles as a warning. but she also gets targeted for her advocacy she'd be, please show me who they want to do in the mail. shaheed and i realize she, i was of train station, but i'm certainly am n

and then weeks to come, sophomore year thing, latest, a bank congratulating a donald trump hungry 5 rod prime minister. i think the old on close ally road, the biggest come back and us political history. congratulations to president donald trump on he's a numerous win and that's needed. victory for the will says mister o'brien is french president amendment mccomb. congratulations, president donald trump ready to work together as we were able to do for for years. with your convictions and with mind, with respect and vision for more peace and prosperity, oscar is joncelyn to come near hummer. congratulations to donald trump on the election victory. the united states is a important strategic partner for australia. we look forward to further expanding and strengthening transatlantic relations to successfully address global challenges to get are all right now, what is the joint by identity other spots as she's a political analyst and member of the executive team at the bottom, and those min foundation rather in the then, then you're welcome. we just saw a messages of congratulations from som

i'm not going to start to work with or sophomores, but on the same ortiz middle east bureau chief, me if an option that takes us through how a trump to point to administration may affect developments in the council were the minis really, is have been treating the glass selection almost as if it were there. oh, no surprise. of course, given how strongly connected the 2 states are, i'm going to believe trump has been and will be a great ally. prominent students in the whole, of course, and other politicians were quick to offer their congratulations during and warning session at these really call them into the connected well, the level of support before the trump make sense, of course, because during his last term, he made several bold moves that is really c as historic achievement for us to, to failed attempts to fire defense meant as a gallons in march. 2023. and again in september and attending yahoo finally made it happen. and when did he do it right on the day of the american elections, when washington's focus was elsewhere, you have assigned to a lack of trust between the 2. even t

. >> eric was about to start his sophomore year at kennedy high school in fremont. he was a football player on the junior varsity team. >> come on, sing it, sing it. >> mom cherishes this video of eric celebrating his last birthday. >> not being able to hug him or kiss him. i want justice for my son. >> eric would have turned 17 on december 9th. mom tells me the family will not be celebrating the holidays. the only gift she wants is that everyone who was involved to be held accountable. in hayward, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> a berkeley man convicted of murdering three people has learned his fate. da pamela price announced the sentencing of 36 year old joseph carroll today back in august. he was convicted in a string of gang related shootings that spanned from 2009 to 2011. police say he murdered three people and attempted to kill two others. carroll was sentenced to 197 years to life, and then was given an additional ten year, four month sentence. he says he maintains his innocence and is planning to appeal. >> a program is restarting up in the south bay comi

i have a college sophomore and a 15-year-old. i think the door opened around 4:00 a.m. this morning. the multi- pool on our bed noticed, i did not. the 15-year-old is that choir practice. how may you tell them that their lives are in some substantial way impacted by the 90s. i find myself frequently at the back ofnd the car and stuff like that saying i hope you tell your children, covid and remote learning and donald trump and israel hamas and ukraine. how might you tell a group of beds, teenagers and into college about why the '90s are relevant? >> you know, it is interesting. what we used to have are elevated. we would read books and discuss them. ll would be religious. many people here are religious today. deferring media gratification for something long term more elevated. writing the big event says so many things. we all had more common experiences that brought us together. we watch similar shows together. we all have collective conscious of certain things. talking about actually the benefits of commercials watching the same commercials, some of the same shows. wha

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i was a sophomore at northwestern. i had a discussion section canceled the next day.eaming in the dorm about their rights being completely obliterated. a professor wrote a thing about christian nationalism on the march. it sounds a bit familiar. i remember thinking "is this our future?" millennial men went for donald trump. let's give gen z time. a lot of them moved in the other direction. we are seeing the hysteria. a lot of young people went for trump in michigan and wisconsin. they are not on board for some of this stuff. >> speaking of screaming, if you aren't busy this weekend, martha, tomorrow in the bronx, there is a cathartic scream being posted that everyone can scream. [laughter] >> i looked this morning at the history of columbia university, in 1789 at graduation both george washington and john adams attended. they wanted to be there to show their honor and support for so many of the graduates who had actually fought in the revolution. i thought "i wonder what they would think, the founding fathers of this country, if they looked at these kids who cannot ge

his daughter, who is a sophomore at the university of pennsylvania said, pop, you are heading to scranton want you to meet her. >> this is natalie . the love of my life and the life of my love. she has probably heard so many stories about scranton going up , that she asked if she could come. she has been here before. we will not be able to come- of avenue this time. folks, look , i know a lot of you know folks who live in scranton and do not live here anymore, but still talk about home all of the time. because a lot of them had to leave like my dad did when coal was dying back in the late 40s and 50s. he moved back to delaware. my grandfather biden , who died six days before was born at marcy hospital in 1942, 200 years ago. you know, scranton becomes part of your heart and crawls into your heart. it is real. it is not hyperbole or a joke. it is real. my relatives are here now, the finnegans. my only regret every time i come home is that my mom is not with me. my mom, catherine eugenia biden, one of five children and she had four brothers. no one screen around, man. anyway, i am so proud

all the victims are college sophomores, home for the thanksgiving break, they were all friends who graduated from piedmont high in 2023. krista was a student at savannah college of art and design, and jack attended the university of colorado. his friend dropped off flowers, he and jack attended the university of colorado. >> he was a kind, charismatic person. >> reporter: their bay area roots made for instant connection. >> it is an unspeakable tragedy that is precious and we have to cherish it. >> many people who stopped by said they either went to school with them or their kids went to school with them. >> with it happening the day before thanksgiving, it is a lot and i'm holding close my friends and family. >> it is a tragedy for their families, their friends, anybody that lives here. >> samantha said her family and her son jordan appreciate all the support from the community. she said piedmont is a wonderful community and we have many close friends and they have been incredibly kind. a lot of hugs and tears at this candlelight vigil, they are supporting one another by coming together. pi

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samantha and friends identified the victims , all the victims are college sophomores , home for the thanksgiving break. they were all friends who graduated from piedmont high school in 2023. krista seen in this video was a student at savannah college of art and design, and jack attended the university of colorado. his friend dropped off flowers, they went to the university of colorado. they met at a football game and had a class together, there bay area roots made for an instant connection. >> it is an unspeakable tragedy, life is precious and we have to cherish it. >> reporter: many people who stopped by said they either went to school with the victims or they had kids that went to school with them. >> the day before thanksgiving, it is a lot and i'm holding them close to my friends and family. >> it is a small community and it is a tragedy for their family and friends, anybody that lives here. >> reporter: samantha said her family and her son jordan appreciate all the support from the community. she said piedmont is a wonderful community and we have many close friends and they have been incred

when i was a sophomore in high school, that same career politician named joe biden gave china a sweetheart trade deal that destroyed even more good, american, middle-class manufacturing jobs. when i was a senior in high school, that same joe biden simply the disastrous invasion of iraq and at each step of the way, in small towns like mine and ohio, or next-door in pennsylvania or michigan, in states all across our country, jobs were sent overseas and our children were sent to war. host: oren cass, what is your assessment thus far of president elect trump's picks for his cabinet as well as what you're hoping to see from vice president elect jd vance when it comes to economic policy? guest: i think it is interesting in that clip from jd vance, he's actually paring together two different issues where the republican has shifted. on free trade and economic policy, they were overwhelmingly focused on embracing free-trade and ignoring places like ohio that were going to be hurt by it. and on foreign policy, it was a parallel process. we have had both democrats and republicans just kind of when ar

because you could not have him now on this enhanced position the 4 year gap it soeliminated the sophomore slum it made him stronger. it's like the s studies on delayed gratification where they offer a kid aof cookie you can have a cookie an hour and 20 minutes. the democrats took the cookie and uttrump got 2 and when you delay g gratification you get i renewed an increased appreciation for the object of desire and what you didn't like about it in the beginning fades awayla. the rearview mirror effect. and most of all you avoided it six year itch. it happens with ppevery incumbe and the last two years all hell happened to reagan.and bush. it may - be clinton. let us not going to happen to because he stepped out of the room and he allowed a comparison to take place between his policies which a lot of people missed and the woke path and only add to do was sit out and watch everybody lego you know things weren't so 'sbad now he is surrounded by a incredible group of independent minds. he is no longer beholden to any behavior or any advice from insiders because he has smart people so now the c

. >> only a sophomore and he has offers from utah and cal berkeley. >>> coming up, activists rally in san francisco, calling for a end to the war in the middle east. more on how it is impacting their votes. >>> those running for office are kicking it into high gear, more on the efforts by >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> in san francisco protesters gathered outside of city hall calling for an end to the wars in the middle east. >> if you are saying no to genocide you are in the right place. >> the rally called on bay area voters to withhold support for any candidate who supports the israeli military war effort. organizers say the blame falls on the united states for funding them. >> this is not israeli genocide, this is a u.s. backed and funded genocide. the united states is not just a supporter of what's happening in gaza, it is an active agent >> 77% of democratic voters and 62% of independent voters do not want the kind you to send more weapons to israel. >>> the former mayor out canvassing today in san jose looking to represent california's 16th congress

. - woodrow wilson high school in my sophomore year. pa system that was usual, but what caught our attention is suddenly there was just pause, and then this choked voice of our principal... (tearing up) saying that the president had been shot. - really? right now, i just don't know what to do. - it's just terrible. it doesn't seem like it could really happen. - i really find it difficult to believe now. - i just remember the date, november 22nd, 1963. - the girls in the class started crying. we were told we could all go home. - we were all sent home on the bus. it was early for being let out of school. we didn't know why. - we were just ushered out of the school, sent home and then when we got home, we realized what had happened and it was devastating. the president of the united states is dead. - it hit me very, very hard. - it was, earth shattering. - i think it's fair to say that the assassination of kennedy changed the fundamental trajectory of the 1960s. america was a different place the day before he went to dallas as compared to

i have a college sophomore and a 15-year-old, college software is its 1:30, he's short a sleeping. i think the door opened rent 4 a.m. this morning. the multi-pooh on our bed notice, i didn't didn't. and the 15-year-old is at choir practice a few blocks away from here. how might you tell them that their lives are not some substantial weight impacted by the '90s? i mean, i find myself frequently within in the back back of, particularly the 15-year-old when were going to sports games and stuff like that saying i hope you tell your children that this is an unused root of time, covid and remote learning and donald trump and israel-hamas and ukraine. and they sort of go, you know. how might you tell a group of that sort of vague age, teenagers and the college about why the '90s are relevant to them? >> most interesting. david brooks had a great piece this week in the "new york times" in which he says our attention span has got so small. what we used to have, we were elevated. we would look at, read books and discuss them. we would go, we would be religious, which many people who are her

the four year gap eliminated a sophomore slump and made him stronger.ke the studies on the delayed gratification where they offer him a cookie -- a cooking hour cookies in 20 minutes. the democrats took one cookie, trump got the two. you get a renewed and increased appreciation for the object of desire. and what you didn't like about it in the beginning fades away. it's the rearview mirror, fondness replaces fear. most of all you avoided the six year itch, it happens with every incumbents. the last two years -- it happened to ronald reagan, it happened to bush -- it might have happened to clinton but it's not going to happen to him because he basically stepped out of the room and he allowed a comparison to take place between his policies which a lot of people missed and the walk path and all he had to do was sit out and watch everybody go you know things weren't so bad. now he's surrounded by an incredible group of independent minds. he's no longer beholden to any behavior, any advice from insiders because now he has these smart people. now the chaos is

manhattan wanted to let him succeed , but because he ran over them to do it and it seems like they sophomore and that then they did in those folks in manhattan. michael smerconish, love having a. thank you so much. we will be watching your show tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> it has been quite a week. let's just go around we have two, 2.5 minutes left with final thoughts of what we learned . >> i am not so surprised by queens , to be perfectly honest having grown up in new jersey thus i >> we didn't call until new jersey till 4:00 in the morning. >> i'm not surprised it is a hodgepodge of people and a strong working class community it it is time to rethink everything . new jersey being the biggest one . this was a bloodbath and a moment for democrats to think about where they are going. >> queens is working class and it's not white . that's the whole thing. the democrats need to figure out how to speak to working-class people across races. a lot of that is going to be thinking beyond identity politics , thinking about something other than a message that just says yo

. >> brianna decided on college in california and was in her sophomore year at santa barbara city college. she had a steady boyfriend, was studying psychology, and wanted to work with kids. >> then came winter break and brianna came back to visit her hometown friends . >> and you thought great, all safe. >> never really felt like she was unsafe because she was so responsible. >> so, detectives wanted to go -- now, how did this responsible girl end up missing? they began to retrace brianna steps the day before she disappeared. saturday, january 19, 2008, starting with brianna at her mom's house doing laundry and puttering around in sweats. brianna had plans to join her reno friends at a concert that night about 9:00 p.m. brianna went into her mom's bedroom, gave her a hug goodbye and asked if she wanted a check and call at the end of the night. >> and you said? >> i said no because i knew where she was staying. >> by 10:00 p.m., she and her friend from high school, kt hunter, were at the concert. >> we sat in the front. she wanted to enjoy it so we pushed our way to the front. we had so mu

kalina smith, the 16-year-old sophomore from california is ranked as the top recruit for the class ofas already received offers from nearly 20 colleges, including usc and the university of connecticut kelly, so exciting to see young women in srts getting this kind of recognition. >> i know. i am supposed to be excited. i am still getting used to it, all the money pouring in for young kids good for her i would love to see what she is up to. >>> a check on the consumer. we enter the holiday shopping season retail sales in october up 0.4%. next week a bunch of key retailers report, including walmart, target and tjx. for read, rick caruso is the founder and executive chairman of caruso, one of the largest privately held real estate companies in the u.s., especially with major prorpts in southern california. it's great to have you back. the first time we heard from you post-election. welcome. >> good to it be here. thank you very much. good to see you. >> are there animal spirits and hopium in the air or is that just a stock market market thing, at least until today? >> i don't know what t

all are college sophomores and piedmont high school graduates. the city is asking residents to join together on thanksgiving morning during the annual piedmont turkey trot for a moment of silence and an opportunity to comfort one another. >> devastated. just. i feel so sorry for those families. >> this shouldn't happen to any kids. when you know them makes it worse. >> police say speed was a factor in this terrible crash. and now to a story of healing and what could have been a tragedy. a san jose teacher shot in the back, caught in the middle of a gang related shooting. abc seven news anchor dion lim has his story. >> we were eating outside, and i was just actually talking to my friends. we were talking about some friends that had passed on, how we have to enjoy every moment of life. right after i said that, i felt an excruciating pain in my back. >> on the evening of november 15th, richard brooks and his surfing buddies were celebrating a birthday outside the parish public house in santa cruz. >> there were a lot of good vibes going on and so i

i'm a sophomore and a proud michiganders so we are happy to have you. and going to traverse city for new year's year round. >> this is where i live, the cherry capital of the world and the ball drop is just a big illuminated cherry. >> in case anyone is wondering it is awesome. as a midwesterner you obviously live in michigan and grew up in indiana but on the national stage, besides venice and jerky, any big lessons. >> i didn't realize i was that midwestern. maybe you had the same experience. if anything i grew up a little bit in tension with my indiana hometown. i didn't realize i was from somewhere until i got here. the east coast has a way of reminding you in the midwest. and saying hi, am an introvert. and and in the midwest included humanity -- humility, decency. and honesty. the oncoming leadership could not more extravagantly in terms of style from those midwestern qualities. those create a chance to connect with people. the other thing is you find places abroad aligned with the midwest. when i became a student in the uk, i was in more extreme c

. >> jacob monroe is a sophomore at howard at just 19 years old. first election he's eligible to vote in. his father has known harris since they were teenagers. for monroe, she's an inspiration. >> i remember the first speech i went to uh- of her was her attorney general inaugural speech. and during that speech, she actually looked at me and my brother and told her, told us that we're the future of america. and ever since then that memories kind of stuck with me. and i kind of carried that on throughout my life. >> no matter the results, these howard bison couldn't be more proud of their most famous alumna. if vice president kamala harris wins the presidency, what would your message be to her? >> i would thank her as well for paving the way for all of us. i'd probably let her know that she'll be voting for me as well. pretty soon because i'm like, she's inspired so many of us. i think a lot of us have been saying, like, who's next? who's going to run for president next? >> classes were held remotely on class today, so those students weren't skippin