we have left the donor hospital en route to ucla, but timing is now critical.t's motorcade could be catastrophic. dr. azari has a helicopter on standby. >> the organ or the hand for this instance is not getting blood supply so over time it's deteriorating. so there's a ticking clock. >> reporter: a ticking clock on what will already be a marathon, almost 18-hour surgery, but today, in the city of angels, an angel just might be watching over them. >> and do you get stuck in traffic? how do you get back? >> there was no traffic. imagine that, coming back to ucla there was very little traffic. >> how are you feeling about your hand transplant surgery? >> very peaceful and hopeful that everything goes well. >> jonathan had no concerns going into the surgery, but i did. i mean, this is an 18-hour surgery. this is a big deal. >> i actually told dr. azari, i said, you take care of my husband. you better take care of him. >> don't lose him? >> yeah. you bring my husband back to me. >> reporter: 3:57 p.m. -- azari joins his team of 13 surgeons, 4 anesthesiologist and 8

ucla, does anybody go to ucla? in the back. ucla published a guideline to diversity called recognizing micro-aggressions in the message basin. in this handout ucla says it's a phrase i believe the most qualified person should get the job, is a racist and sexist micro-aggression. at cal poly, the school is act of trying to get rid of white people on the campus. they publish a report i kid you in which they bragged about discriminate against white people because the people are white and said we still have a lot more work to do to eliminate white people from school. university of washington tacoma, if you hear your schooling. [shouting] , says expecting proper english graham from others perpetuates racism. professor university of illinois since teaching math perpetually white privilege. what was that when we were in elementary school? the university of minnesota plans to expel students who don't use the preferred gender pronoun of other students. this is according to a draft of a new gender identity policy. right, i could go on an

the socialist party at ucla in 1951, joins the war resisters leagague at about the same time.ested during the korean war, not the vietnam war. i went to work for liberation magazine in 1957. i was on the staff of the war resisters league in 1960 and workeded for that untilil januaf 1999 when i retired. i am now rununning as a socialit party candidate.. d doesory, i am afraid, nonot include any dramamatic military service but a a numberf arrests over the years. over the coursrse of the vietntm war, a visit to hananoi and saigon, and during the gulf war, a visitt to iraq shortly before the main assault there. and other visits to other parts of the world, sosoviet unionon duringng the time when it wass about to brereak up. i was in prague during the invasion. you do notot often get a chanceo be there during the kind of thing. that is a summation of my history. >> how do you respond to those who would say that your quest for the presidency is even more quixotic and irrelevant than ralph nader''s? what do you hope to do by rennie? ini came out as a homosexual 1969, so i think that

ucla. anyone here go to ucla? they published a guideline to diversity called recognizing micro-aggressions and the message they send. in this handout, ucla says i believe the most qualified person should get the job is a racist and sexist micro-aggression.at cal poly, the school is actively trying to get rid of white people on the campus. they published a report, i kid you not. it would save brag about discriminating against white people because the people are white. and it said, we still have a lot more work to do to eliminate white people from school. the university of washington tacoma. if you hear your school name shout out please. university of washington kuchta, says expecting proper english grammar from others perpetuates racism. a professor at the university of illinois says teaching math perpetuates right privilege. where was that when we were in elementary school? [laughter] university minnesota plans to expel students who do not use the preferred gender pronoun of other students, this is according to a

he was at ucla. his academia breeding ground for students to become either liberal or conservative. this is one area where we criticize where they are you the universities are just in dr. or nation factories. and that they are exposed. to that progressive academics. they volunteer for bernie sanders. the evidence that we have says at the classes where you can look at them and say we think the professor has applicable agenda. they are trying to knock great students. they aren't terribly effective and in fact indicates that sometimes what happens in those classes is at the very attitudes that they're trying to purge from their charges are increased. they are perhaps a waste of time. and maybe student students should be taking other courses. and really what shapes the students more than their professors. i'm always interested to get their protective on things. it's the co-author of this book. conservative professors in the progressive university. this is book tv on c-span two. at freedom fest in las vegas. with a lot of good books. i love summer and reading all the time. just finished

man. >> but you were there, on camera on photos. >> no, you have the wrong -- hey, dude northrop and uclare involved with the rise above movement. >> we identify michael in a follow up story and the next day northrop announces its taken action and he's no longer an employee. >> thanks for coming on. >> powerful work there. some of the people who were there at charlottesville had normal jobs, come from all walks of life. what did you learn about the people who joined or started these hate groups? >> i think there's a misconception among the people that the movement is made up of red necks and people that aren't particularly intelligent and that's not right at all. the young men in the movement, though i detest their beliefs, i think they're really bright. they come from middle class or upper class families and are well-educated. we found many members of the movement that are current or former u.s. military. >> yeah. >> as well as a ph.d.-level engineer. >> you tracked down a an >> you talked to an active-duty marine. you spoke to him over the phone. listen to this. >> hey. it's a.c. >> yea

strike a quick update on the -- >>> a quick update on the lockdown at ucla berkeley. it was a false alarm. >>> a bill signed by governor brown requiring school buses that seatbelts. >>> if you have -- >>> stocks are moving higher in afternoon trading on wall street after a shaky start. the dow jones of 63 points. >>> today at the vatican, pope frances made his first public appearance since accusations that he helped cover up sexual abuse allegations. >> religious experts say the schedule could threaten to take on the leadership at the vatican. speck of my visit to ireland, in addition to great joy, also had to bear the pain and bitterness of the suffering caused in that country. >> reporter: pope frances speaking about the sexual abuse -- the handling of sexual abuse cases by the church. the pope says he was deeply mused -- moved after meeting with survivors in ireland. >> in many occasions i asked the lord for forgiveness in the scandal in the sense of betrayal cause. >> reporter: depot's trip was largely overshadowed by a letter published by -- the pope's trip was l

researchers at ucla and other schools are studying if eating the fruit helps promote weight loss, halfarticipants eat af da avocado a day, others eating different amount per day. participants get $300. and you might lose weight. >> do you know how expensive avocados are? >> true. >>> check in with sandhya patel, weekend is upon us. >> it's been cooler out there but air is cleaner. >> and air quality will remain good to moderate. sign me up for the af avocados, don't have to pay me. deep marine layer with drizzle broke up this afternoon. saw more sunshine, brighter, didn't have smoky conditions we've been dealing with. marine layer shrinks, tonight limited in coverage. hard time regrouping. overnight tonight that will happen. tomorrow morning, low clouds. temperatures now in the 50s and 60s. live picture from sutro tower camera, marine layer that's going to expand overnight tonight, cooler than average next few days and warmer weather on the way to friday. labor day weekend, here's a preview, saturday is mild, as we head to sunday, still below average, minor cooling, and labor day, brig

he's a phd candidate at ucla and holds a government-issued security clearance for his job at the massivehey mike, how you doing? a.c. thompson, "propublica" and "frontline." wanted to talk about what you were doing in charlottlle last year. u >>h, sorry, i don't know anything about that, man. >> thompson: but you were there, you're on camera, you're on photos. >> no, i, i think you got the wrong guy. >> thompson: hey, do northrop and ucla know u're involved with the rise above movement? >> gotta go, man. >> thompson: we identify michael .selis in a follow-up sto and the next day, rthrop grumman announces its takenmi action, and lis is no longer an employee. ♪ >> in new york city, an army veteran, who police say is an admitted white supremacist, has en charged with murder as a hate crime. >> portland police say latest day afternoon three men were stabbed by a man yelling ethnic and religious slurs. >> thompson: over the course of my reporting, i've seen a wave of white sremacist violence hit the country. >> the brutal killing was motivated by prejudice after police found urbanski belongs

yeah, kudos to ucla for at least being honest about it.trators don't tell students that their funds are going to support leftist and progressive causes until it's too late too do anything about it at least this time administration was very upfront and they said this is where your money is going to. ainsley: unbelievable. all right, arik, thank you so much for being with us. appreciate it? >> thank you. ainsley: you are welcome. 11 sick and malnourished children rescued over the weekend from a heavily armed new mexico compound. sheriffs say that the men running it might have islamic extremist ties might not be the only compound like this. why are ideas like this becoming so explain stream? >> healthcare is a human right and not a privilege. [cheers] >> i campaigned on hard commitments of medicare for all, tuition-free public college. keeping this tookus safe and protected... you can get comfortable doing the same with yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. booking a flight doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the

she goes to ucla, so give me a break. put that aside for a second. had this wonderful speech about self empowerment, believing in the individual, saying i believe you can do anything you say you can do. this young black woman was programmed to oppose everything she said no matter what she said. she said that's a horrible thing to say, that's racist. she said, i believe in you. stop saying that. she said, i don't believe in you. thank you. [laughter] >> you can't make it up. -- until you are there and you understand what we are talking about, you can get a crowd of people protesting you, always these people have blue and pink hair. remarkable, people will be with me on campus, and there will be a white girl shouting in my face, telling me i am perpetuating white supremacy, that i am a white supremacist. they are that delusional. they have no idea, and it will be the same thing over and over, how could you let down your sisters? what about your sister angela davis? i said, i don't have a sister named angela davis. and then you are talking about angela

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he would beat ucla devon blank in the 36 hole match. he becomes the first norwegian to win the u.s.mpionship. pebble beach is the site of next year's u.s. open for the pros. they just had a little warm-up weekend there. >> that will be a lot of fun. such a beautiful place. >>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night. ♪ ♪ at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. previously on the big bang theory... there's no point in dwelling on it. as the vulcans say, "kup-fun-tor ha'kiv na'ish du stau." do you know what that means? no. are you telling the truth? nersh. this is ridiculous-- being upset about amy all the time isn't accomplishing anything. if i want to resolve

four universities including ucla will pay you to either eat avocados or refrain from eating them everyday for six months. it's all in the name of science. researchers want to figure out whether avocados actually help with slimming down your waistline. >> there are some studies that have shown short term eating avocados lower cholesterol. this study wants to go a step beyond that. >> interested? to qualify you must be 25 years or older, measure at least 35 to 40 inches around the waist depending on your gender and undergo two abdominal mri scans. you will receive $300 at the end of the study and 24 avocados to enjoy as you please. >> because having them everyday for six months, you want two-dozen more at the end. right? maybe if you love guacamole. >>> there's no fog, we're kind of fog free again. it's looking kind of clear again outside. it's 62 in san francisco. so a mild night as well. 65 in san jose. 65 in concord. 64 in oakland. 59 tonight in livermore. we'll check the air quality everyday. it's been good today. mid to moderate tomorrow. the north bay's air quality will be moderate. s

researchers at ucla and three other schools are recruiting 1,000 people to figure out if avocados can help you lose weight. half the people in the study will eat an avocado a day for six months and the other half will eat no more than avocados a month. in addition to free avocados, people will get paid $300. if you want more info go to our website, abc7news.com. >> excuse me. >> are you going to sign up right now. >> i want to be in the group that gets to eat an avocado a day. what if you only get two a month? that would not be good. i don't want to be on that side. >> do you eat more than two a month? >> nope. >> are you serious? >> i don't either. >> at least a half one a day. >> do you really? >> yeah. >> i love avocados. >> eat them straight? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> avocado salad or toast or anything. yeah. >> she's a california girl now. >> wow. >> good for you. >> yeah. >> that's amazing. yeah. so alexis and i will sign up for that and let you know how it goes on. >> and we'll keep our money. >> good morning, everybody. a look at walnut creek, one of those areas that's going to see

. >> reporter: ucla professor of geo technical engineering jon stewart agrees. >> building a tunnel is feasible. >> reporter: the boring company says the tunnel would start near one of these three metro stops along vermont. the roughly 3.6-mile tunnel would end here at gate a at dodger stadium. the ride would take fewer than four minutes with speeds up to 150 miles per hour. when and if the digging begins, becker says they would have to consider existing utility lines, cable -- >> whatever it is below ground is typically not much deeper than 10 to 20 feet. >> reporter: so he says the dugout tunnel would have to go at least that deep. >> there will be soil. there will be aliveium. there will be bedrock. >> reporter: all stuff a boring machine can handle. what about mother nature? >> tunnels do very well in earthquakes, but not very well if they cross a fault. >> reporter: but he says according to current fault maps the tunnel probably won't cross an active fault. it will reportedly be done by 2020. >> whether you can do it as quickly as he says is another question. >> reporter: he says

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i am just curious, you know, how you might from your perspective as a professor at ucla look at thishis whole thing going on right now where you have governor brown and the attorney general of california not willing to abide by the federal statutes regarding immigration. it's a good question. without getting too much into the current politics of it, some of you may be familiar with the case that establishes the principle that the congress can establish a bank even others nothing in the constitution said they could establish the big. marshall read into the existing powers of the con edition. he said the constitution provided that congress could do all things necessary and proper and he said it seemed necessary in prosser doesn't mean necessary. necessary means anything convenient. it was convenient to have a bank and therefore we should have a bank. and he also establishes the principle in that case that the state of maryland cannot tax a national bank because taxing the national bank would be like the state of maryland imposing the tax on all other americans. the idea that simplicity

thompson document was a ucla grad school working for northrop grumman. >> it is not about ideology. the pre radicalization starts early for that. it is about a search for identity, community and purpose. if we hit what i call potholes in our journey of life, sometimes it detours us. and there is a savvy recruiter waiting for a vulnerable people. we would stand outside of a punk rock concert to do that. today it is the internet that is that punk rock concert. so many people online that can live there. >> does it help recruiting to have a president of the united states who says, you know, there were blame on both sides. >> right. >> who, you know, uses all sorts of tropes of white supremacy and racist language and behind the scenes calls african countries s-hole countries. does it help the movement? >> absolutely. 30 years ago we recognized the language we were using was putting off the average american white racist. so we were going to massage the language. go from boots to suits which david duke did in the early '90s. that is the m.o. they are trying to massage this and normalize it

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john grutten on the sideline as well as colton miller. 311-poun offensive tackle out of ucla. and he's getting solid reviews so far from his head coach. >>> we're really pleased with colton. not only from an athletic standpoint. cable is on him every day he's learning how to play at the line of scrimmage. he's showing a lot of poise and obviously he's very talented. >>> two very sweet soccer goals and a dog riding a tractor must be time to check this out. this is romanian soccleg. you have to see it again. just an awesome kick. off the goal postand in for the goal. now crazy goal in the mls all star game in atlanta. they're taking on uventis so a big crowd. ignacio piati against martinez for the goal. great header. but uventis wins this one in the shoot out. that's claywood he's the head grounds keeper i guess if you're him, every day could be take your dog to workday. that's reba his dog just along for the ride. >> having a good time. >> looks like she's having a good old time in the back of clay woods tractor. that's it for me. now time for more news with frank and heather.

there's no scientific evidence thatrk any of it scientists at ucla are trying to change that. but the federal government considers marijuana a schedule 1 drug, the same as heroin. that means research is restricted. 30 states have legalized some cannabis.edical >>> we haven't heard from a grammy-winning country car arrested on an airplane. this is gretchen wilson on tuesday night. police say she was arrested for allegedly creating a disturbance. when officers tried to interview her, they say she became belligerent towards them. she was going to give a private show at a casino. she f gainede for her song, "redneck woman." >>> you may have heard the expression, whale of a tale. >> there were whale watchers thatot quite tale after a humpback gave them a bit of a surprise. watch this. >> oh. these people are lucky i many ways. they are excited to being so close to a whale. one guy got the picture, the video, obviously. >> i don't think they expected it. >> not that close. >> the other whale is like, you missed. you were supposed to get the boat. do better. >>> yesterday, i know you

remember they drafted this kid, kolton miller out of ucla. they want him to play left tackle.ght side. he is willing. that will take a while to get used to. >> he started walking to the left. we looked at him and waited until he got to the right side. it will be okay. >> i said i will give you my best effort i will try my hardest and see how it goes. i want to win. at the end of the day i'm a tackle. >> whatever it takes. in the meantime, i do not know what you have in the attic. >> this is a ball signed by 11 members of the inaugural hall of fame class in 1939. you see babe ruth, ty cobb and cy young. it sold at an auction for $623,369. that is an all-time record. >> check this out time. it is all about the fans in this version. the white sox/tigers. the kid get the ball but what is he going to do? give it to an even littler kid. nice sharing. learned at an early age. in philadelphia, this is what i call teamwork. hold onto the legs and back and so is not ejected. what does this gentleman do after that effort, he will also give it up to a young man. you have to love that. >>

you went to ucla, right? >> yeah. >> maybe the alumni. >> yes. they expensive though. avocados are a treat. i think about it. >> you have to make sure. if not you forget about them and there goes your expensive avocados. for the next couple of days we are going to see a bit of a change. it's because of an incoming ridge of high pressure. what does that mean for us here in the bay area? let's get started with the current temperatures right now. san francisco 57 degrees. hayward 60 degrees. down through the south bay 61 degrees. the big difference this morning compare today the patchy cloud cover is the dense fog. look at this shot in san francisco. this is actually live. yes, this is where the city line t is. you can't really tell because fog is covering a lot of those buildings. let's see what it looks like. you can see the fog really hugging the coastline. this made its way in through hayward, areas of patchy fog as well. the reason for that is because of that fog. keeping our temperatures a little bit cooler. you highs for today though will climb into the upper 70s a

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she is from ucla history department. and she researches and writes on 19th century america , specializing in the civil war, reconstruction, and the gilded age. she's published essays and becomes on civil war topics, including, and this is the main reason that she is here, "u.s. grant, american hero, american myth. great title. and also american war, history of the civil war era coauthored with giry gallagher. she published others books on civil war history. both biographical and on memory. she is president-elect of the society of civil war historians . and she has been honored with three distinguished teaching prizes, including ucla's prestigious distinguished teaching award. and her current project examines the nature of surrender during the civil war. i will then come along and say a few words about a book i have recently written called "the age of eisenhower" on the presidency of dwight eisenhower. listen to johnl pharaoh. the best selling author of richard nixon the life which won the pen america award for the best b

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give >> supervisor safai: good of the good afternoon. i'm safahsha safai, and to my l, supervisor yee and supervisor stefani. i would like to thank sfgov tv for staffing the meeting. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements before we begin? >> clerk: yes, be sure to silence all cell phones. completed speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will be on the july 31 board of supervisors agenda. item 1 is a motion approving or rejecting malia cohen, nominations for the reappointment of dennis richards to the planning commission, for a four-year term. >> supervisor safai: unless there are additional comments, i would like commissioner richards to come up and address the committee. >> 2 or 3 minutes? >> supervisor safai: there's really no time. brevity is appreciated. >> i will be brief. it's weird being on this side of the railing. i'm nervous. to supervisor stefani, i always tell

tonight we are joined by maryanne wolf, visiting professor at ucla where she heads up the center for dyslexia and social justice and is no stranger to for many years she served as a professor of citizenship and public service and director for the center for reading and language and development. she has been honored with multiple research and teaching honors including fulbright fellowship of the american psychological association of teaching award and cofounded curious learning global literacy initiative. you may also be familiar with her last book. since the dawn of time or at least the 60s we've been told tv rots our brains and in the digital era has entered our lexicon, but when it comes to reading is there such a thing as to technology and what are the consequences? how does reading on a screen effect reasoning ability or attention span? in her new book, "reader, come home" it she answers these questions and more with a series of letters. she looks at how our brain is changing in response to digital age. it's a must-read for anyone who spends her down a computer and anyone raising

. >> ucla environmental law professor and carlson says the evidence is there, it is regulations work. >>> we no longer have carbon monoxide illusion that we use to breathe all the time. these legislations have led to incredible benefits and improve human health. >>> carlson believes this is a fight cover and when, but if it doesn't, desk >> it will hurt the air we breathe. it will also make it much more difficult to get control over increasing temperatures and climate change. >>> governor jerry brown tweeted, california will fight the stupidity in every conceivable way. and koreatown, kpix five. >> the community gathers to demand justice for mia wilson. >> back to the south bay, no other u.s. company has done this. the question now, is the cupertino company growing too big for its neighbors?'s -- >>> we showed you the crime- fighting chopper. it just made its first bus. it is already being put to work. ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. t

he would beat ucla devon bling in the match. hovland becomes the first norwegian to win the u.s. today's indycar race you can see the risk professional drivers take. it is a testament to the safety measures and today's cars. in lab seven at pocono raceway, ryan hunter reyes up high. robert wiccan down low. the two wiggins over hunter -- reyes' car. one car acts as almost a launchpad for the other. the race was red flagged and wiggins was airlifted to the hospital. he suffered multiple injuries to his lower extremities, right arm, and spine. when the race resumed, northern california's alexander rossi took the lead from willpower and held on for the win. rossi is second in points behind scott dixon. that is sports for now. >>> dozens of people marched in dublin to remember jessica st. louis. she died last month just hours after she was released from jail in the middle of the night. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. the tragedy prompted a state lawmaker to look into legislation that would end late-night gel releases. ktvu's azenith smith is live at the dublin

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give >> my name is kamal lane, and i've lived in san francisco for 30 -- let's say 31 years. i lived there a year february 29, 2017, my grandma's birthday. the thing that's cured my home is the mayor's office. when my number was called, i was excited because my number was number three. to rent a home in san francisco means that i'm able to be with my family to support me, me to support them. then, the opportunity for my daughter to get a good paying job. my favorite thing of my new home in hunters view is the view of the bay bridge, oakland, and a piece of the golden gate. it's peaceful and quiet, and they have a lot of activities for families. they have art class, where you can paint, they have trips, where they take the children. we went to a black art museum, we went to a jazz festival, we went ice skating. there's a lot -- they have a lot of activities up here, and that's one thing that i really lov

. >> reporter: ucla professor of technical engineering agrees. >> building a tunnel is feasible. >> reporter: the tunnel would start near one of these three metro stops along vermont. the roughly 3.6-mile tunnel would end right here at gate a at dodger stadium. the ride would take fewer than 4 minutes with speeds up to 150 miles an hour. when and if the digging begins, they'd have to consider existing utility lines, cable. >> whatever is underground is typically not much deeper than 10-20 feet. >> reporter: the dugout tunnel would have to go at least that deep. >> there will be soil and bedrock. >> reporter: all stuff a boring machine can handle. >> tunnels do well in earthquakes, not so well if they're crossing a fault. >> reporter: the tunnel is unlikely to cross an active fault. a dodger official says the tunnel will reportedly be done by 2020. >> whether you can do it as quickly as he's proposing is another question. >> reporter: it doesn't account for unexpected ground water or unexpected geological material. >> these sorts of complexities are the norm, not the exception. i don't think

tonight we are joined by maryanne wolf professor at ucla where she had center for dyslexia, diverse learners and central justice and is no stranger. for many years she served as the professor of citizenship and public service and the director of the center for leading the league for reading and language development at tufts university. she has been honored with multiple research and teaching honors including the fulbright fellowship fellowship into the american psychological association teaching award. and she cofounded curious learning a global literacy initiative. you may also be familiar with her last book, "tales of literacy for the 21st century." since the dawn of time are at least the 1960s, we've been told in the digital era of the phenomenon like screen time, texting and bullying alone have entered our lexicon. but really when it comes to rating is there so much a thing as too much technology and the consequences? how does reading on a screen versus the page affect our readability or attention span. in her book, "reader, come home," she answers these questions and more framed with le

use the hashtag, sorry the @ ucla as well as usaid. the hashtag is whatever you want. my name is eric farnsworth and i had of the council of americas, a policy and business organization with more than 60 years promoting an agenda of democracy, open markets andthe rule of law . we certainly have the opportunity to introduce a speaker and be able to conduct the interview portion that will follow his remarks. mark green is a recognized leader in foreign policy for a proven record of operating at the nexus between the private sector, the ngo community and government to receive resultant policythat is effective . he was sworn in one year ago yesterday as administrator . mark served as president of the international republican institute, serves as ceo of global development and served as the us global leadership commission, not all at the same time but usually as well as other important duties as well. you would all recall he was also the us ambassador to tanzania from 2007 until early 2009 and before that a four term congressman representing a wisconsin. ladies and gentlemen

researchers at ucla found that just half an hour of hookah smoking raised the risk of cardiovascularsimilar to traditional cigarette smoking. researchers measured the amount of nicotine in the body and compared that to stiffness in the arteries. doctors say stiff arteries can lead to heart attacks and strokes. jewel labs is responding to fda moves to increase regulation on flavored tobacco products in order to curb underage use. juul says restricting access to flavors will negatively impact adult smokers who are trying to quit smoking cigarettes. it says appropriate flavors help smokers who do not want to be reminded of the tobacco taste of a cigarette it may -- >>> time is 6:26. netflix 13 reason why is looking for actors. we will let you know when and where that casting call is. >>> help for the homeless in san francisco. today a big step forward. i'm here in the city with a live report coming up next. >>> good morning. we have traffic that is going to be pretty good for the most part. as you look at the traffic it has recovered from earlier problems on the way in and out of the so

. >> i remember the first time i experienced an earthquake in college at ucla. woke up in the middle of the night, bed shaking and i went back to bed because i thought it was a dream. i found out later when i was watching college football on saturday it was a fairly decent shake. >> nice way to sleep right through something. >> good one. ha ha! >>> this morning, hopefully you're not sleeping in because it's really nice outside. we have clear skies across san francisco for a change. i know every morning the past pretty much few months, we have been waking up to gray gloomy conditions. but look at this. hey, it's clear over the bay bridge right now. just some clouds across parts of the east bay. you see that off in the distance there. this is our "salesforce tower" camera looking towards the east as we wait for sunrise which is still about 30 minutes or so away. kpix 5 roof camera also showing some cool colors going on there some swirling thin clouds and that's all. so for san francisco, clear conditions to start, 59 degrees. 40s in the area right now. north bay i

jillian: good morning, welcome back, some college jobs include bookstore cashier or maybe tour guide but ucladents to combat social injustice, the school paying $13 an hour for 18 students to have conversations of race relations and different cultures, the program is funded through mandatory student service fee which cost each student more than a thousand bucks a year. rob: as more states legal sides marijuana there's about to a new way to crack down on stoned drivers, the california company claims that it's made a marijuana breathalyzer, its device can accurately detects whether a person have smoked pot in last two hours, police to test it this fall. jillian: mortgage mess, wells fargo now admitting that a computer glitch caused hundreds of people to lose their homes. rob: glitch denying mortgage modifications to 625 customers despite their qualifying for the relief, so how on earth does something like this happen? how do you lose your home after a glitch in here to weigh in financial analyst heather. heather, thank you for coming on this morning. it's baffle lg to think that your home can b

ucla researchers want to know if the high fat, high-calorie fruit helps or hinders efforts to shed belly fat. other studies show eating avocados on a restrictive-calorie diet left people more full than not eating them. participants are getting paid $300. >> i'll have to take a trip. >> yeah. maybe we can ride his coattails. >> thinking the same thing. >>> it is 11:28 now. coming up, officers as always out this holiday weekend looking for drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs. >> all nude, pete suratos giving us the danger -- all new, pete suratos, giving us the dangers that police are looking for. >>> and coming up, "access live" followed by "days of our lives." it was time to update the bathroom but we wanted to work with a company we could trust and rebath made it effortless. a rebath design consultant came to our home and presented us ideas and products in a way that made our decisions simple. they took away the old installed the new and gave us the bathroom we've always wanted. call 925-233-6471 and save $1000 off your complete bathroom remodel heart-wrenching video went vi

he is a graduate of the ucla chicago law school and the naval war college at with that i will turn it over to justin. justin: thank you very much. --see all of you. i will talk about judge kavanaugh's opinions about individual rights. there is not enough time to go through all of them. he has been on the bench for 12 years, written 300 different opinions. hopefully you have watched enough cable news or read enough coverage to know that 13 of his opinions have been endorsed by the united states supreme court which i think suggests all the opinions are within the mainstream. -- all ofse opinions those 13 were endorsed not just by the most conservative members 's the court but by the court less conservative members. since there is not time to cover liberties, i will start with the first amendment theget all the way to second. [laughter] i want to highlight for judge kavanaugh's the second. opinion -- four of his opinions a religious liberty and a second amendment. speech, judge kavanaugh -- one of his more recent opinions concerned the obama administration's net neutrality law. the other

harvard, princeton you are surprised ucla was so high >> i feel like california schools are a -- >> uscnts to go to usc i think it's one of the most expensive schools in the united states, but everybody wants to good to los angeles. >> you are so right. $74,000 for usc this year. no joke. they're not giving out a ton of financial aid. you're right they have a good job -- state schools and private schools on the west coast have done a great job in marketing themselves to student on the east coast. >> is there any indication that $74,000 a year hinders applications i argued with somebody in my town last year i said you could charge $100,000 a year at harvard and you would probably have no drop off in applications >> schools at that level, 35,000 students applied to stanford, and 4.2% were accepted financial aid is not a concern for them, because they have great financial wherewithal. as long as they have that brand, they're still great schools. >> my alma mater, virginia tech, used to be the school students loved the most we've been usurped by clemson. i spent a lot of good nights at the

steph curry camp)..... .....shaq's son .....shaq's son shareef o'neal will play at ucla........220 pounder orginally commited to arizona... but decomitted due to fbi investigation..... ....shareef attended crossroads school in santa monica and helped the school win its first state title since 1997......... he averaged 27 points per game as a senior... .... lebron's son "bronny" will follow shareef's footsteps and play at crossroads as well....... baron davis... kate hudson... and jessica alba are also crossroads alums alumscrossroads are also crossroads alums (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. forecast.seven day i'll have the coming up nacho fries are back at taco bell. the ads are everywhere with mexican spices and warm nacho cheese sauce. one things for sure. the future is nacho fries! nacho fries are back. [bong!] now serving at taco bell. lawrence karnow: it began to warm today with mostly sunny skies. highs were in the 90s inland with 60s at the coast. hurricane hector is getting close to the hawaian islands as a major hurricane. the storm is expected to