but u. c. l. a quarterback dorian thompson.eps it for himself goes 14 yards for the score. that's what you see ella up 24 21. then in the fourth quarter, the bears down 27 21 when jack plummer hit jaden smith odd for an eight yard touchdown back on top, but later in the fourth, zac sos carbonate rushes into the end zone for five yards. score giving u c l a 35 28 lead . that would be the final score tonight. a tough season for the bears. they finished two and seven in conference play. now to our high school football game of the week. sam ramon valley and campo lindo facing off in the division to north coast section championship second quarter here game tied at 14 luke baker drops back and finds caleb madrid across the field for a 12 yard touchdown. san ramon headed into halftime up 21 14, then in the third quarter. campo looking to tie this up. dashiell weaver heaves one downfield, but the ball kicked picked off by caleb paid rid the senior doing it all on both ends of the ball tonight . he returns it for a 70 yard touchdown, ex

delayed a decision on whether to block u c l. ng the pac 12 for the big 10 athletic conference u c l a and usc say joining the big 10 in 2024 would bring a big boost in revenue from media rights. the border regions was set to consider today whether or not to intervene in the case of ucl. a board now plans to hold a separate meeting december 14th. some special guests were honored tonight. sharks game in san jose , the team hosted children who are fighting cancer as part of a league sponsored initiative. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has the story. 12 year old eva mask quits is fighting hodgkin's lymphoma really excited about it? i don't watch much hockey, but i know that this is a good cause that they're doing. and i'm really happy to be here, says she's still an athlete who plays soccer, football and taekwondo. despite fighting cancer, you think you could play hockey? though it looks a little scary, you have to know how to ice skate. really well, not that good of ice skating. so maybe playing the detroit red wings thursd

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ok, sam roberts from the center for critical internet to inquiry at u. c. l. a thank you. thank you. let's look at other stories making headlines around the world. for my u. s. president obama has born of a threat to democracy. i think campaign rally in pennsylvania ahead of tuesday's mid term elections. he also told voters the risk for fit and abortion right, and access to social security. if democrats lose control of congress or a leadership profession, in kenya, dozens of lights have been grounded at a pilot. an airline staff went on strike a court order. and steve, a walk out there pushing for better the and working conditions. the airlines that 10000 passengers were stranded police in spain see they have seized the largest amount of marijuana on record 30. see the confiscated 32 tons of marijuana bots from more than 1000000 plants. the bast was made during raids in the centre north of the country. police also arrested 20 people suspected of producing and distributing the drag. italy's new far right government has formerly closed its ports to rescue ships run by you may

he's most famous for being the guy who was detained in china for shoplifting while playing for u. c lade his first start today and tonight that is in the g league for the greensboro swarm. pretty successful, he scored 26 points, including six threes. team one by 43 points over the westchester knicks. maybe you can get rid of that other thing . he's known for better things. yes and i won't ask you guys the names of the fourth or fifth brothers feel free to talk after . thank you, joe. joe thanks for watching everybody. thanks for joining us tonight. good night. why aren't you talking, are you mad at me? no! i'm freaked because i just found out that i'm pregnant. and yes, i am a little mad at you, because this is serious, and the only thing that you can think about is combining our names into the perfect baby name. well, now we know it's either hayden or dyley. look, this is a beautiful thing. a product of our love. it is a product of our love, right? yes, dylan, i did the math. last time we did the math, we accidentally left a $300 tip. oh, i don't know what to do. -(sighs) -how about

came in at 7% president kamala harris, scheduled to headline at california democratic party rally at u c l. a tomorrow students, volunteers and young activists will be in attendance and state controller betty yee congresswoman karen bass, who's running for mayor of los angeles, and other lawmakers will plan to speak. cal dems is the nation's largest statewide democratic party representing more than 10. million california democrats, president biden traveled to sarah lawrence college in yonkers, new york, to campaign for governor, kathy local. she is in a close race with long island republican congressman lee zeldin. the president reiterated his belief that democrats will come out on top on tuesday. everybody asks you to ask me why i'm so optimistic. and i'm not joking. i've been saying this for a year. because of you. and here's why i'm being deadly earnest. you're the best educated you're the least prejudice. you're the most engaged. you're the most involved generation. in american history. after his speech, the president took time to shake hands and take pictures with those in the crowd.

here you can see protests at uc berkeley, u c l a uc davis and ucsf. yeah, those students are protesting low wages and what they call the university's bad faith bargaining. the university sees it differently. but as kron four's dan kerman reports tonight, they'll have to make do without this critical resource for an unknown period of time. at uc campuses across the state, including uc berkeley and ucsf. >> thousands of can graduate researchers graders and teaching assistants treated their classrooms and research labs for the picket line monday over unsuccessful contract negotiations and the university, they say that's been bargaining in bad faith. they have a 46 billion dollar budget. and most of that comes from our research. >> and most of their teaching comes from our graduate students and the university is really shooting themselves in the foot here because we generate all of revenue and they're not paying us for >> these employees who are represented by the united auto workers union say it simply comes down to earning enough money to pay rent and p

can you got the love of the game triumph old u. c l 20. got so now moving on and the european union is appealing to israel to end the solitary confinement of a 21 year palestinian prisma madman astra. he was arrested in 2015 at the age of 13, accused of being linked to a stabbing attack. he's having a 9 and a half years suddenly says manasseh is suffering from psychological trauma as a result of being in isolation now for nearly a year. and a court has now extended that by another 4 month. and funerals have been held for 2 palestinian men killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank one was shot in the head in july that died on wednesday. another was shot in the abdomen on tuesday . alan fisher has worn out from nablus. we came to see a final good bye to a friend and neighbour of mine, the no call a martyr. mohammed herself was short by the israelis in july, his death on wet and delayed, but inevitable. he died just a few weeks after his friend. this gave you out, has become familiar to many who watch events elsewhere with a growing

one thing, sir, to me docility the love of the gate triumphs old u. c. l 0. got them. ah . hello again. the headlines on al jazeera e ministers, responsible for migration are set to hold an emergency meeting in brussels. un figures shown earlier 165000 asylum seekers arrived in europe this year, 13 and a half 1000 more than in 2021. dominic cane is following developments in brussels. the issue is going to be what sort of resolution that can be. we know that the french and italian governments have not exactly been at daggers drawn, but they have been in disagreement with each other about certain aspects of each other's policy. and so far as migration is concerned, we know also that the check presidency of the year is not expecting there to be any particular breakthrough in this me thing with the suggestion that anything particularly finite, that might come in the december leaders summit here in brussels, china has reported a record high of new cove in 1900 infections for the 2nd day running. nearly 33000 were registered on friday the most in a day since the pandemic began. r

take a look at this 30 ft banner that was unveiled during the cal u. c l. a football game in berkeley and red flag on the play unfair labor practice the strike, the largest ever in u. s educational history is now in its 11th day with over 48,000, graduate student workers and postdoctoral scholars taking part you see, officials say they remain committed to achieving a fair and reasonable contract that honors the contributions unit members make toward the u. c s mission. well the changes just keep coming at twitter under its new owner today, ceo elon musk announced plans to relaunch its premium service. this comes after yesterday's decision to grant what he calls amnesty for accounts that have been suspended earlier tonight at six o'clock seen at editor at large . the insurer said he's worried about this decision, he said it could lead to a lot of controversial and even harmful content on the site. after years of efforts by twitter to eliminate misinformation. shut down hundreds and thousands of accounts that looked to be legitimate that were actually being ru

what a game between 12th ranked u. c. l wire , with the cats clinging to a six point lead a failed fourth down touchdown pass attempt by the bruins seals the win for arizona 38 28 in eugene, oregon . the ducks i'm sorry, elissa harrington. likely see their bcs playoff hopes dashed. washington wins a back and forth second half contest outlasting oregon 37 30 for both teams eight and two, but the huskies have the tiebreaker. 49ers poise sunday to solidify their hold on second place in the nfc west and the likely have added help against the charges tomorrow night for players all on the injured reserve lift list were officially activated for the game. they include elijah mitchell and aziz. i'll share mitchell had been sidelined with me injury since week one against the chicago bears and diseases back from an m c l sprain he suffered in a week. three loss to denver, kyle shanahan says having those two plus colton mackiewicz and jordan willis helps on both sides of the ball and the niners overall depth. we just know that we have

. >> here you can see their protest at uc berkeley, ucsf and u c l a the students are protesting low wages. the teaching assistants are protesting low wages and what they call the university's bad faith bargaining. many students are supporting them. the university sees it differently, though, as kron four's dan kerman reports right now. it's not clear how long this strike could last and the schools will have to make do without thousands of employees. at uc campuses across the state, including uc berkeley and ucsf. >> thousands of can graduate researchers graders and teaching assistants treated their classrooms and research labs for the picket line monday over unsuccessful contract negotiations and the university, they say that's been bargaining in bad faith. they have a 46 billion dollar budget. and most of that comes from our research and most of their teaching comes from our graduate students and the university is really shooting themselves in the foot here because we generate all of revenue and they're not paying us for >> these employees who are represented by the united auto wor

half campaign that u c l.os angeles candidate for mayor karen bassllionaire businessman rick caruso, one time republican now a moderate democrat. and this was vice president's third trip to southern california since late august. mm. best has a long history of always being on the side of the people fighting for the people fighting for the people whose voices aren't in the room but must be present. and that political event included singer aloe black and emmy award winning actress charlie ralph. president biden spent the night before election day campaigning as well and offered a frank expectation on what he thinks could happen today. the democrats in the house. i think it's gonna be tough. i think we can win the senate. the house is tougher. president biden made a stop in maryland last night, offering support for what appears to be a very safe gubernatorial race for democrats, but there are many other elections that are up for grabs today. reporter douglas ader joins us now live from washington d. c. doug you've

he is a professor at the u. c. l. a. department of information studies joins us via skype from co. i'm but all in india, thanks very much for being with us. so what do you make of the direction that you don't mask has taken twitter and we heard there about the reinstating of trumps account. that was after a poll that must himself admitted was plagued by by bought. so what do you think of the way it's going deeply troubling. twitter has a massive influence on global journalism. it should not be seen merely in terms of its number of users, which of course is going to temporarily spike as you are reporting during the world cup. but actually, twitter has massive, massive global influences and to consider that the wealthiest man in the history of the world can arbitrarily make decisions about who is to be on the platform and who to not be on the platform is troubling. at best, my issue is left about whether trump or anyone for that matter is on the platform. and more about the fact that being on the platform being visible on the platform has everything to do with being able to post cont

vice president kamala harris rallied the troops today on the u. c lg everyone to get out and vote vicepresidente joined other high profile figures crisscrossing the country in the last sprint towards election day tomorrow. lauren blanchard does more for what's at stake from washington. when we vote. when we vote. already more than 42 million ballots have been cast tuesday will decide whether or not washington, dc will continue to be led by democrats or if they'll have to split power with republicans as a democrat. of course, i've been concerned. historically we know the president's party takes a shellacking in the midterms. nbc news is final poll of the cycle shows a nearly even split on which party voters want to control congress. democrats just one point ahead of republicans. the gop believes they are going to sweep both chambers. i'm excited about at least i think 52 republican senators, and i think we have a shot at getting more. so everybody needs to get out and vote poll after poll has shown americans are taking their economic concerns with them

. >> this week, uc regents are expected to decide whether they will block u c l a's controversial move to the big 10 conference. the board's meeting tomorrow after nearly 5 months of fact-finding and discussion. regents are mulling whether changing conferences would hurt student athletes who will have to travel across the country to play ucl a leading the pack. 12 would also damage sister school uc berkeley which stands to lose millions in tv revenue estimates say the bruins will bring in an additional 60 to 70 million per year if they change conferences. in the east bay. the city of alameda is honoring late county supervisor. wilma chan. it's been just over a year since she was tragically hit and killed by a driver. now the renaming a street in alameda in her honor. kron four's camila barco reports. wilma chan away formally known as constitution way. >> a main thoroughfare on the west end of alameda. the street named after a woman who people describe as a leader and a trailblazer in california politics, their strong sense of community and devotion to other people. >> she is is wednesd

a psychiatrist at the gambling studies program at u c l.s with some unintended consequences. that can ruin a family's finances. we do know that lottery vendors do tend to congregate in areas, communities of color or lower income communities. and the question is why is that targeted by the government is that by businesses, is it just the demand of the people? he suggests those who those who play should think of playing the lottery as a form of entertainment rather than funding mechanism. if gambling has become a problem for you or someone you know you can call 1 800 gambler students aren't the only ones giving push back to schools over cellphones. some parents are speaking out against cellphone bands in the classroom as well. many schools restrict the use of a cell phone in the classroom. but many parents say they don't want to give up the easy access to their children. some say they fear losing touch with their child in case of an emergency. some parents also say there is more accountability when students can record what's happening around

south career is proving one of the winners from europe shift away from russian gas as the u makes more c born l n g orders. the koreans are providing the ships. this is day to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. the bank of england has announced its biggest hike and u. k. interest rates in over 30 years, the central bank also warned brits to expect the longest recession on record as it increased rates from 2 and a quarter to 3 percent. bank of england, governor andrew bailey says the move is necessary because inflation is too high, expects inflation to fall back from the middle of next year. but further interest rate increases may be needed in the coming months, which is what he had to say. since december loan stobel, inflation is the bedrock of a stable economy, a predictable economy in which people can go about their lives and planned for their futures, with confidence and economy are much harder. money keeps its value. if we do not act falsely, now, it will be worse later on. and as the 4 girls will permission to go shows is a tough road ahead. shop increase and energy

as a moment he fetched the challenge play i was u l. c. i was the only one i was super lucky and listen to music starts november 19th on d, w twos . this is dw news live from berlin. global climate talks begin in egypt. the president of 27 egypt foreign minister.

u. s. l. c. on summit in the stages summit, i laid out a commitment forward to working with our partners in in the pacific to ensure future that is vital in this region. that's free and open and prosperous as well as secure. and i met with our allies from australia, japan and the republic of korea, underscore and our commitment and deep engagement with our closest partners and strategy cooperation. i'm our allies to meet shared threats, to our own security, and to this their security, including the dpr k. and let me, i just met in person where she's paying of the people's republic of china. we had actually, and we had an open, candid conversation about our intentions and our priorities. it was clear, he was clear and i was clear, there will defend american interest in values promot, university human rights, and stand up for the international order and work in lockstep with our allies and partners. we're going to compete vigorously, but i'm not looking for conflict. i'm looking to manager competit

u. c regions have dilated decision on whether to block ucla from leaving the pac 12 and go to the big 10 athletic conference u c. l in 2024 will bring a big increase in revenue from media rights. the board of regions plan to talk about whether they intervene in the case of the l a yesterday. now the board plans to hold a separate meeting december 14th governor newsom has criticized that proposed move tomorrow. by the way is the 125th big game between stanford and cow at the game starts at 2 30 memorial stadium. and while it's another down year for both of these teams the records really don't matter in this rivalry, a big crowds expected to see if cows can retain the acts or if stanford can take it back to the farm. this year's game is even bigger than normal because it will be the last one called by the long time cal play by play man, joe starkey. the build. what one of the greatest calls ever. joe's responsible for that great sports, called cal pulled off a miracle back in 1982, upsetting john elway's stanford cardinal 25 to 20 starkey turned 81 years old. last month, he's called more than 500 cow football games

mr abraham is still in a coma in the u. c l. a medical center right now. other workers who had been in that room at that same time evacuated safely. time is 7 26 local fishermen captured this quite a scene in the san francisco bay coming up what he saw swimming in the waters of the bay and how he described his encounter with that big fish. and a toddler wanders off and somehow you know how toddlers are do stuck in a claw machine. still ahead, find out what this two year old started doing. one stuck inside. today. a job as elon musk is cutting the staff of twitter real live in san francisco will give you details about the layoff notice emails going out this morning. plus a fast growing sport, causing some controversy in san francisco. we tell you about a proposal to build new pickle ball courts is hundreds of people packed into a community meeting to speak out. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian. it is friday, november 4th and i know we s

host stanford this weekend, which ranks. 11th in both categories finishes the season at home against u. c la, which is ranked 16th in the current ap poll. all right, guys, let's go skiing, the cold and wet weather brought an early start to ski and snowboarding season in sierra for resorts open. you can just feel it right now. the atmosphere is so much fun. we're also excited to get on the slopes again for the season, and i just think those views and that atmosphere unmatched the tahoe resort use snow making machines when it started to get really cold earlier this month, when the fresh natural snow covered the mountain, thousands of people were ready to hit the slopes with the beginning of what they hope will be a long ski season. the perfect day in heavenly you should be here best way from pittsburgh, pennsylvania to be out here today. i love skiing. i've only scared the east coast ski. the east is a big thing. so i had to try. you know, the west coast. now the resort operators say the early start is really welcome. this year. they always hope to be open in time for thanksgiving, but last y

he's a senior policy counsel at the a c l. u. also i want you to know we did reach out to c p b and border patrol several times to invite them on the show and for comment or at least provide some kind of video comment. but unfortunately we got no response. so or andrea help set this up for me this week, the inter american commission on human rights. what is that? why is it so important at this time? the entire american commission is an international human rights body that has jurisdiction over the americans, including the united states, and it specializes in hearing allegations of human rights. we are bringing the 1st ever case to the commission in a hearing this week. the case of anastasio and under row house versus the united states. and in that case, we are exposing the abuse and impunity that led to an associate death and has been a systematic problem that has taken the lives of hundreds, perhaps thousands of people in this country. this cases and our effort to seek justice. not only if or on a socio but to also seek policy re

u. k. sank twitter, c. l must says that he's grunting amnesty for suspended accounts. in a twitter paul must asked if counts that have not broken the law or engaged in a grievous span should be reinstated. 72 percent voted. yes, the believe says the change will take place next week. day 5 of the woke up here in counter has wrapped up portugal, brazil, and switzerland with the winners of those days matches while uruguayan, south korea played to a golden stroll. those are the headlines about the more news in half the next. it's fault lines here on al jazeera, a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies, and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives in on the exam with 50000000 and counting the cost on al jazeera, i always go back to that pole. when home, even the mouth was shy, you have no choice but took the time is never right to attempt migration. i see this risk is not worth taking. allow me to be clear. if you take to the sea, he will not come to the united states. once i would, i remember seeing that both.

back in january, they won the africa cup of nations in 2002, a coach l u c. se led senegal to the quarter finals that their 1st ever will come back then. his team be defending champions, france $10.00 nowadays. senate goes longer serving national team coach is quite nicknamed to wrangle lines. it's packed with world class players. start like side your money and evans interest. a gear are products of sin and goes own youth academies. other players also have plenty of experience like goalkeeper, edgewater, mandy, or defend cali, do really bodies. anything for me nor each other? we our family. the objective was to build if you life ethnic alleys club. so we have succeeded with a national team where the boys come here and really feel at home. the cattle will be sent to golf 3rd world cup. so can the f gone champion surprised the competition and ushered in a new era of africa. football? i imagine in 2020 to one of the contin windsor the, the work of the things newton or the african interested offered the possible. but also, although i don't discount but as of the term from to do say what is ha

researched the pelosi residents as recently as october, 26th just two nights before the attack at 11, the a c l uing a state law that would discipline doctors for giving false information about covid. this law was written by bay area assemblyman evan low, according to the chronicle. the blue says the measure violates first amendment free speech protections, and the civil liberties groups says that there are other existing laws that protect patients against doctors. who failed to give patients information to make informed choices in san francisco, a sign of the season. ah a sign of the season takes centers. let's see. i'm sorry. take center stage in union square. we're gonna go into the battleground over abortion access shifting to states now, as abortion rights supporters turned out on election day in five states, california, kentucky, michigan, montana and vermont, where abortion was on the ballot, sending text messages writing postcards. i mean, you name it. we were involved. the group naral pro choice america said they had more than four million volunteers getting out the vote nationwide in ca

and most importantly, the coach, l u c. say a former player, the 1st african coach to lead an african team to the world cup. so there are high expectations on the team. and after all, they are africa's champion. so for many people here, they're going to deliver and beat holland today. thumb, thank you very much. that's it. nicholas huck for us. we're now going to go to a stiff of us and who's live at orange street in the hague. and stanford seems that things are pretty tense there as well. absolutely, very high expectations here in the hague as well. and as you can see, some of it very sense faces here, because they were very confident that you could easily win the match against senegal. and that it would be for nailed by now. but as you know, it still mel nell. they are really a lot more quiet than an hour ago when the party was still really going on. now they are very quiet and hoping that though one of the dodge player so will score a soon. that, that she must never won the world cup and made it to the final 3 times. and

keep that in mind when you start seeing l u. c. c. and his team go into, it's going to be a very, although the english press are going to say it's coming home. i was out there present to as well. a lot of people need to keep synagogue into my go through. but at the end of the day, the senate goal is going to give me a very difficult time and don't be surprised if they, if they are the ones that end up advancing and quickly. the next question says, how strong do i look at the going into the account stages? it's more of a cases you know, that could get a lot better that do what they need to do in a world cup. you don't want to always start out strong. you want to start going through the a sending curve and they're starting to get to that point in this, in this group stage. now what they end up finding out is that, yeah, they play the u. s. they possibly, if, of course, all the statistics and all the probabilities of going the right way, they might end up playing argentina quarter. but how, how big a deal is it to the states, christy pol

u. s. oil giant pinocchio phillips will c l n g. the liver to germany's northern bronze buttle terminal. germany has been scrambling for new sources of gas to replace russian supplies in the wake of the war in ukraine. christoph rule is from the center of global energy policy at columbia university. thank you for being here, christoph. so in terms of actually replacing the rush and gas flows that germany wanted to win itself off of how much will this deal actually help? good morning. so it's not going to be of a magnitude which changed the gas for that's for gas for. ready for germany or europe, it amounts to about 3 percent of germany used to consume in 2021 before the war started. but it's a start and as they say in english now, every little helps. and i think there are 3 important points of the background here which, which, which are worth mentioning. the 1st one is this is the 1st time of course for germany to engage in that kind of contract. and to keep one of his terminal busy. this comes into bon spittle starts only in 2026,

others develop unhealthy relationships with gambling psychiatrist at the gambling studies program at u c lplaying the lottery comes with some unintended consequences that could ruin the finances of the family. we do know that lottery vendors do tend to congregate in areas, communities of color or lower income communities. and the question is why is that targeted by the government is that by businesses , is it just the demand of the people? he also suggests. if you play you should think of playing the lottery is a kind of entertainment instead of some sort of funding mechanism. if gambling has become a problem for you, or for somebody you know you can always call 1 800 gambler. time is 6 56. the cdc has made changes to its guidelines for prescribing opioids for pain after saying the guidelines that were released in 2016 were being implemented to strictly cdc now recommends patients and their doctors opt for non opioid treatment as much as you can is as if doctors recommend opioids . those drugs should be tailored to each patient. zbc says a previous guidelines left a lot of patients sufferi

the modern struggle for voting rights in america, and sarah brannon, managing attorney at the a c l u voting rights project. thank you all for joining us on a front latasha. i'm going to start with you because you are in georgia, which is a republican stronghold reportedly, but it's a read state. this kind of turned it into a battle ground state. black people they are though, are having to contend with some sweeping voting restrictions. and i'm trying to get an understanding here of what the state of things are in georgia right now for black voters. you know, as you said, people may recall that right after the 202021 election. what we saw on the state legislature there was a beal call s b 2 o 2, senate bill til 2 that passed on the sign into law by the governor who i call the brand capital was the vote suppression. i'm chief, i think around the country that part of what they bill did. and the short way of understanding is that there are components of that bill that one restricted access to the ballot to it literally, weapon, as administrative process in such a way that the governor re

when i was at u c l a and i drove home for thanksgiving to san diego.ong take 5 to 6 ridiculous. six hours. that's that's traffic jam is no joke and fill up the tank and just prepare to sit. luckily we don't have anything quite like that this morning. i don't i hope later today we don't but for now, things are looking okay, although there are a couple of problems in the south bay that just popped up. so this is around the time of the morning when we see that south bay commute start to pick up south bend 101 to south of de la cruz. there is a crash there and then also north bend one. oh, one just north of 6 80, another crash that is blocking one of the middle lane, so we'll continue to keep an eye on that and see how backed up things get there is a report according to the maps of something, maybe a stalled vehicle or something on the bay bridge. the chp doesn't have any notes about it just yet, but we'll continue to keep an eye on it. if you're looking at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza, it is starting to get a little bit busy. people heading o

this weekend, which ranks 11th in both of those categories and finishes the season at home against u c. l which is ranked 16th in the current eight people paying time now. 6 17, a longtime high school football referee, decided it's time to step away from the friday night lights then has to fabio is retiring at the 22 seasons, calling some of the biggest high school games in the east bay and all across the state. being a referee is a stressful job. but he says he just loves the game of football. if you ask most officials why they officiated by far the most popular answer is just wanting to give back to us fort that gave them something at sometime or just giving back to kids in general. fabio helped create the east bay football officials association scholarship and almost 20 years ago, and just last week, he presented three high school players with money to go to college. it means a lot just for the fact that, um i've been through a lot of people say, like high school sports supposed to be like the funnest times of your life. but like for me, it was like it was really hard. but you know, i

. >> t-a-c-u-l-a-r. >> i texted you this morning and i said i'm so glad you're coming on, spectacular>> did you get the money? >> i have not gotten paid yet. i have not gotten my $10,000 yet. >> i wish i had known that. >> kaitlan -- >> yeah. >> i want to know, kaitlan, that's that auburn education right there. you all know how to spell that. >> that's what they teach you on day one to get into alabama. spectacular. >> i wish i had known that. i spoke with -- >> i spoke with shaq and he didn't even mention that. i wish i had known. >> now he has to pay up. >> now he's got to pay up. are you going to demand he pays up for this? >> you know what, i actually forgot about that. i want to thank you for reminding me about it. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. charles, you're the best, man. >> we love you. >> we can only hope to emulate what -- on this show what you guys do, the camaraderie you have, the chemistry you have. you just -- you just flow. you just talk. that's what you do. it is great. it is really, really great. >> well, thank you. thank you. good luck with the new show, guys. pop