christopher tang, ucla anderson school senior associate dean of global initiatives with ed ludlow.alking a very fine line, going down the 99 from fresno, stockton, bakersfield. glorious farmland. sonali: are you from california? romaine: you not watch the show? taylor: we need that high-speed rail. we are going to discuss that next. in the meantime, we are going to continue some of the conversations we have about the supply chain. this time, we are going global. we are going logistics, freight, trucks. the ceo of a global logistics company is craig fuller. where is he seeing the disruptions and how to solve them? this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: today, we are focused on all things supply chain. jay powell saying that bottleneck affects our larger and more persistent than expected. you go across the pond and you do see examples of some of these disruptions. earlier, we were talking about even the prime minister of the u.k., boris johnson, trying to do something about these fuel shortages, even deploying the army. just incredible, not only the fuel shortage but the lack of truck drivers.

at 75 yard touchdown to give ucla the lead right back. stanford falls on the season. was at washington, tonight. justin wilcox coat coaching on crutches. the bears trail, chase garber takes the right we read, the game tied at 24. of time we go, husky scored on the first position. damien moore is a yard away. heartbreak city in seattle. they had a chance to win it. a field goal from 55 yards came up feet short. it is a game of inches. it's a 31-24 loss. stark quarterback nick stark held today's game at western michigan with an arm injury. cory hall sit in from 37 yards out. western western michigan wins 20 3-3. to the pitch,? try to leapfrog the standings. san jose leads in the 47th minute, the? score a sixth goal, it's red- hot. the quakes win their second straight. and how about the raiders and the 49ers? both going for three - zero starts , tomorrow. i would love to see the next time both teams make it three - zero. so let's change that one. >> still [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] [ sfx: honk ] [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] [ sfx: pop pi

the dodgers, though, teamed up with ucla to include kids who are hospitalized or physically unable touipped with a camera and video screen can be controlled by a computer, phone or tablet from anywhere. recently ten patients at ucla's children's hospital got the opportunity to control the robot on the field from their beds. look at all the smiles there. in addition to running the robot, they also got to meet some of the dodgers players virtually. looks like the players had a good time as well. >>> one country is the place to be for good golf, music and wine. anthony flores has the great gig assignment as the pga tour comes to the bay area. that's next. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prev

but ucla goes on to win it. your final 35-24. >>> well, the 49ers added a set of healthy legs to their offensive backfield. kerryon johnson was elevated to the 53-man roster from the practice squad. of course, a big question on sunday night, who will run the football for the niners? the red and gold going under the lights for "sunday night football." the niners will take on chico native aaron rodgers and the green bay packers. there is a lot of hype for this one. it's the first regular season game with fans at levi stadium since the niners peek the packers in that 2020 nfc championship game. >> you know you have a night game on the west coast. it's five something. so it doesn't seem as late as the east coast. but i think it always helps the guys. the more rowdy the fans are. better. play cornhole and tailgate and all that stuff, better for us. >> the game kicks off at 5:20 u if you can't make it out to levi's stadium we have it right here on nbc bay area. that's a look at sports. more news after the and there yo

stanford, ucla. tailgate tortillas. yes, please. third quarter, back in the game.higgins, stanford trails. 46 yards, tied uppppppp ucla next play from scrimmage, he is gone 75 yards. it 35-5-5-5-5-5-5- cal and washington. wide-open, six yards to mcmillan. at 21-10, huskies 26 yards down the southththththh down the sideline. to tie the game at 24. we went to overtime. damien more fumbles. cal loses. second quarter, 37 yards. he is going to step up. broncos at the half. san jose state, after this that left shoulder. will monitor his progress. san jose state loses. that's your look at sports. >> let's get a check of the forecast with lisa. lisa: the next couple of days, the cooling trend continues and the rain chances arrive tomorrow. cold front is sweeping down from the north. it is clearing out in the east bay. overall, we are looking at the fog and smoke. the fire is mainly in the san joaquin valley. advisory. the low cloud from rig looking at temperatures, cool but the brightest conditions and the best air quality. san jose with of her 50's and there is the blue s

. >>> stanford has owned ucla the past decade plus. winners of 12 of the last 13 head-to-head matches and the only loss was the last time they had played the bruins at stanford stadium the fans are back in the venue for the first time since november 2019 and the early fourth quarter the bruins are up 21-14, that is a dine and he did not have a catch community yesterday's game now a 46 year td on his resume and ties the game but on the very next play, dorian thompson robertson to kyle phillips, 75 yards gives ucla the lead and the bruins win 35- 24. stanford posted 2-2 on the season. >> the cowboys in washington last night, justin wilcox on crutches. the bears trailing 24-17. game tied at 24 over time, the huskies score, counting the score here and it looks like he almost got in and after a little scrum you see purple jerseys celebrating. damien more was a yard away any lost it, heartbreak city in seattle. time expired and he came up short and it truly is a game of inches and they are now 1-3 with the loss. san jose state quarterback le

he would later teach at amherst and ucla. he spent a couple of decades in academia.ut his writing for the general public, the focus has been on the practical uses and spreading economic literacy. he stresses the importance of economic literacy to people who are not accountants susan: i'm curious about how someone was a marxist in thinking would apply to a school known for its market focus, and likewise why they would be interested in him as a student. jason: he wanted to study the history of economic thought under george stigler, which is why he was at columbia for his masters, and he planned to stay at columbia. he went to chicago because stigler took a job in chicago, and sowell followed him there. sowell did study under friedman, everyone had to take a price theory class. that was his focus. the history of ideas. marx falls into that category. it's not necessarily odd that a marxist would be interested in studying economic ideas. susan: you explained george stigler took a personal interest in sowell. jason: this shows how sowell's talents were recognized in his st

ucla next' s play and through 42. -- and through for two.s fall and they are 2-2 overall. cal in washington. cal will answer on fourth and goal. second quarter, dylan morris. six yards to jake mcmillan in the back of the end zone. 21-10 huskies. at recess, garber's. damien moore, 26 yards down the sidelines. under three minutes to go. 60 yards to tie the game. we went to overtime washington . washington scored first. cal needs an answer. damien moore, hit hard and he fumbles at the two yard line. huskies recover and that is your ballgame. cal loses 31-24. san jose state taking on western michigan. that is one way to get around. second quarter, 37 yards, he is going to step up. 20-3 broncos at the half. the quarterback for san jose state was left in the third after this sack. landing hard on the left shoulder. he was wearing a sling after the game. san jose state loses 23-3. that is your look at sports. liz: let's get a check of the weather. a beautiful sunrise this morning. lisa: we have the clouds come and above the clouds a bit of haze. t

as for harvard is now number seven and ucla is number 8. we reported mental health crisis on children linked to the pandemic. a new bill established a pilot program to address mental health in school. a bill introduced during a virtual news conference, the goal is to help school wholistically to address well-being. >> our students are resilient. we'll bounce back from this pandemic. that won't happen by itself. we need resources of what's provided in this bill. we need to have mental health resources to support everyone who's experiencing the this pan. >> state lawmakers must work to approve the bill before it can head to the governor's desk. >>> they offered the people shelter. the city says secure beds at homeless shelter for all tenants who was staying in this parking lot. the city is offering them assistance with covid testing and masks and education. >>> up next, some puzzle pieces of large history. how nasa is relying on a robot to put those pieces together. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart

stanford's crowd has just loving this but ucla's next play from scrimmage dorian thompson robinson to kyle phillips gone 75 yards to the house dtr ran for two and threw for two cardinal fall 35-24. there are two and two overall 101 in the pac-12. how about justin wilcox and cal coming off their first win last week in washington tonight. cal will answer right here on 4th and goal. garbage to a wide open jake thomas in the back of the end zone perfect play call seven all second quarter. dylan morris six yards to jaylen mcmillan out of fresno and recovering him in high school 2110 huskies at the half. third quarter garber short pasta, damian moore and watch more do more with the football down the sidelines. thank you very much cal down 2417 under three to play in the game garbers. he'll take it himself six yards ties the game. all we go to overtime washington scored first so cal needs an answer in a touchdown. but damian moore hit hard fumbles loses. it washington recovers cow loses 3124 in overtime this abc 7 sports sponsored by your local twitter. there's more college football on the w

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it's the biggest win of chip kelly's ucla career.ado rapids 55th minute rapids with a chance but jt marston kowski with the saved and it stays scoreless 89th minute dominique badgee gets behind the defense and will bury it late rapids win one nail ending the quakes 10 match unbeaten street this abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers dion. all right. thanks chris up. peninsula tradition is resuming this weekend with fun and excitement for everyone. it's the 50th anniversary of the millbrae art and wine festival goers were treated to gourmet food and local art and some keep in mind masks are requireda in crowded and indoor spaces at the festival nice to see some family fun. and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11. i'm abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock for francis deglassen and chris alvarez and all of us here at abc 7 news. thanks so much for joining us. have a great night, and we will see you in the morning. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. int

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. >> reporter: according to ucla, native americans landed just 0.3% of film roles in 2018 and 0.5% inccount for any of those roles. >> i grew up seeing people that represented me being shot off horses constantly. >> reporter: as recently as the 1990s, native actors were largely stereotyped. how would you describe how you've seen native people portrayed on screen? >> native people are the zombies. we are the walking dead of westerns. we are the thing in the way of western expansion. a lot of that has to do with guilt about the attempted genocide of our people. and we -- i think that people don't want to see us as humans. because that makes you feel bad. >> reporter: the history of problematic native characters. >> what's your crime, boy? >> indian. >> reporter: and whitewashed representation on camera has led to backlash. johnny depp came under sharp criticism following his portrayal of tonto. two years later, actress rooney morrow was cast as tiger lily. it's a role she regrets, saying i hate, hate, hate, that i'm on that side of the whitewashing conversation. i can understand why peo

chip kelly picked up his signature win and ucla knocked off lsu. and the montana grizzlies go into washington and stun the huskies. >>> to the u.s. open. number one seed, ash vardy had a 5-2 lead. shelby rogers stared in the eyes of adversity and adversity blinked first. rogers rallied back to stun barde and advance to the fourth round. rogers is the only american woman to reach the second week. >>> to the pitch, scoreless until the 89th minute. dominique bachie ahead and into the net. game winner for the rapids. snoedz loses for the first time san jose loses for the first time in 11 matches. >>> trying to hang onto his lead in the tour championship. rolls in the long birdie putt here. sinks it on 18. the winner earns $15 million. my dad should have put a golf club in my hand when he was younger. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortabl

i'm sure the ucla alums i know and i know a lot. we have editor steve brown here. he is saying didn't the bruins knock off lsu over the weekend? yes, steve. they did. that's enough. see you later. >>> time now is 4:56. the countdown is onto the california recall. >> will the governor keep his job? we are live with everything you need to know as we mark one week until voting day. >>> and today is the big deadline for one big bay area school district. what happens to staff who don't show up with proof of vaccination. >>> and the mark hopkins camera. we will be right back. >>> a vegetation fire threatening homes in contra costa. >>> and predicting another coronavirus spike after labor day. should we be worried in the bay area in a local doctor weighs in. >>> and the state of the race this morning. >>> and the bay area waking up to another spare theair alert. good morning. it's tuesday, september 7th. >>> get ready for another hot one inland. let's get to the forecast. >> good morning. temperatures into the 90's to triple digits. we are talking about the heat that's on

stanford in action with ucla. they will need to mount a late comeback. we have the huskies hosting the golden bears. >> find out at 11:00. >>> and still ahead, a mouth watering spread for the niners home opener. the new food >>> well, if you are going to the niners home opener tomorrow, come hungry. the hula truck is serving pacific island favorites like pork and the poke nachos. there you go. cheese curd. nachos. [ laughter ] you get the idea. all right. we'll see you back here at 6:00. that's it for us at 5:00. >> we'll have more menus then. cbs weekend news is next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> yuccas: tonight, booster shots are here. so are questions about who gets one. states rush rollout campaigns to help a confused public. the extra shots coming, even as vaccination rates fall. montana among the latest hot spots for infections. hospitals there overwhelmed with patients. while a cruise ship hit hard by covid sets sail again. also tonight, wildfire fight. for a change, california looks to the weather for help. plus, infrastructure showdown: with a

say the opposition is based in science. 200 scientists from across the country including harvard, ucla and uc davis, penned a letter asking lawmakers to reduce post-fire logging throughout the west. were all those scientists wrong? >> no, they are misguided whether it comes to the scale of the issue. there is absolutely a role for burned trees to be left in the forest as habitat. but that role is not over tens of thousands of acres. >> reporter: what i'm hearing you say is that it can be a tool in the toolbox, but it shouldn't just be the standard after every single fire? >> correct. and this issue of scale is critical here. >> reporter: despite our repeated requests, the u.s. forest service declined to comment on our story and the increased criticism the agency is facing about its financial stake in post-fire logging, which some view as a conflict of interest. each year the forest service makes about $45 million by selling timber to private lumber companies. >> it's not as though it's going to line someone's pockets. that money is being reinvested into reforestation of those areas. >>

. >> reporter: ingrid got accepted to her dream school, ucla. >> to have it become really reality, ithas taken me by surprise. >> reporter: with the help of federal grants and scholarships, she will be the first in her family to go to college. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> it is tough are so many. we have posted a link on kpix.com to the california student aid commission , where families can learn how to apply for those college grants out there. >>> let's take a live look outside at the hazy skies over the tri-valley. >> chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking what is ahead for your holiday weekend. >>> it looks yucky, but it sun set it looks worse. a lot of smoke is elevated in the atmosphere and we don't have to breathe it. we will see changes as we head into the holiday weekend. tomorrow is transition day, with the system that has been impacting are with them all week, this upper-level storm system can't out over the pacific northwest keeping our temperatures cool, that is siding away. what happens as we enter the holiday weekend is at this big area of high pressure builds in from th

science, in 2018 more than 200 scientists from across the country including professors at harvard, ucla, and uc davis penned a letter asking to reduce post logging throughout the west. >> were all those scientists just wrong. >> i think honestly they're misguided when it comes to the zal scale of the issue. there's absolutely a role for burned trees to be left in the forest as habitat but that role is not over tens of thousands of acres. >> what i'm hearing you say is that it can be a tool in the tool box but it shouldn't just be the standard after every single fire. >> correct. this issue of scale is critical here. >> despite our repeated requests, the u.s. forest service declined to comment on our story and the increased criticism the agency is facing about its financial stake in post-fire logging, which some views a conflict of interest. each year the forest service makes about $45 million by selling timber to private lumber companies. >> it's not going into someone's pockets, that money is reinvested into reforestation in those areas. >> they're financially insentivized to be in the

in 2018, more than 200 scientists from across the country, including professors at harvard, ucla, and uc davis penned a letter asking lawmakers to reduce post-fire logging throughout the west. bigad: were all those scientists just wrong? dr. collins: no, i think that, honestly, though, they're misguided when it comes to the scale of the issue. i think there's absolutely a role for burned trees to be left in the forest as habitat, but that role is not over tens of thousands of acres. bigad: what i'm hearing you say is that it can be a tool in the toolbox, but it shouldn't just be the standard after every single fire. dr. collins: correct, and this issue of scale is critical here. bigad: despite our repeated requests, the u.s. forest service declined to comment on our story and the increased criticism the agency is facing about its financial stake in post-fire logging, which some view as a conflict of interest. each year, the forest service makes about $45 million by selling timber to private lumber companies. dr. collins: it's not as though it's going in to line someone's pockets; that

the project is a part of a joint effort between apple, ucla, and buyer jen.lop an app for early detection of mental health conditions. >>> fremont police have a new set of wheels. a move intended to reduce the department's carbon footprint. starting this month, a tesla model y will be deployed as part of the departments police patrol fleet. the model y will be the department's 40th vehicle in its electric and hybrid fleet. the program as part of the > coming up, how e woman in anc community to stay safe during the pandemic. we will introduce you to this week's a jefferson award winner. >>> don't look in your mailbox, here is your special invitation that has been coming. starting monday i would like you to join me for the brand- new kpix 5 news at 3:00 p.m. you can check in on what is happening around the bay area is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a lit

. >> 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 >> we hope we can learn more about the current state of covid-19 variant cases and others. let's get through the housekeeping and get started. recording. today's event is being recorded and being live

now it's hosted a parrot park, a ucla baseball diamond and a dog park. now the veterans can't get in. they're out here on the street. >> it's unacceptable. if you're able to cut through the red tape and house refugees, why can't you cut through the red tape and get the veterans housed. >> robert reynolds is an iraqi war vet. the v.a. wouldn't let him in with his service animal because he has ptsd. >> i'm not going to get rid of the dog. i ended up out here. i thought why are they camped outside here? since i have been involved with this, i have known six veterans that have passed away. passing away on the street. >> what do you think when you sit here hout side these gates for property intended for veterans and you can't get to the other side of the gates? >> i want to bring out a flame thrower. that's how i feel. that's our land. it was given to us. it says it on the front gate on a big plaque. dedicated or for disabled and homeless veterans. not a veterans administration and the nasty police force. get those people off of our land. >> it's unacceptable

interesting so every chapter have a guide for one of the leading autism researchers and directors from ucla. and in many ways and i talked to people about the book, the punchline is harder to get to it. most people intuitively understand you have to forget to forgive and but why word forgetting something that takes away from our brain make us smarter and more astute? >> you will forgive me by saying if we are talking about autism it isn't all autism and there is a legitimate debate in the field if it is a real disease or biodiversity and i'm respectful of that position but it was amazing to read the original transcripts are he introduces the term autism and then the second he basically says autism is a disorder for the kids because mostly children were presented at johns hopkins who can't associate the parts from the whole that is such an interesting observation because in this case foreshadowing the psychology is something that is so fundamental so the example i used in the book is you and i are both dog lovers so in the morning and in the evening, after all the visual areas of our brain s

battling ucla. here are the highlights. reporter: trying to rebound from a loss.ing -- he did not see that very often. daniel p takes it off left tackle. 87 yards. there he goes, to the house. stanford on top. stanfostanfostanfostanfostanfoso goal here. they decide to go for it here. picked off by kelly. first pick six. they will play at vanderbilt, next saturday. just mow cox. daniel scott with the short pick six. they go up by eight. four minutes to go. scores easily. giving it to the -- moore. his elbow hits just before, so it does not count. a nice catchphrase fan in the stands. brandon belt at the plate. capping off a five-run second inning. kevin gausman was great on the mound. nine strikeouts and zero walks. first time he has been eclipsed. a career-high are bia. flags are at half staff. the a's and rangers. matt olson with a career hit. it is 3-0 oakland. sergio is up to runs within rei rent-a-center. andrew is on the mound. giving up a home run. the rangers win. that is your look at sports. the 49ers and lions are later today. amanda: getting a check of t

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especiallyome. >> people get hungry why not eat and give >> one more statement. we are the one. that is our first single that we made. that is our opinion. >> i can't argue with you. >> you are responsible please do not know his exact. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> i had a break when i was on a major label for my musical career. i took a seven year break. and then i came back. i worked in the library for a long time. when i started working the san francisco history centre, i noticed they had the hippie collection. i thought, if they have a hippie collection, they really need to have a punk collection as well. so i talked to the city archivist who is my boss. she was very interested. one of the things that i wanted to get to the library was the avengers collection. this is definitely a valuable poster. because it is petty bone. it has that weird look because it was framed. it had something acid on it and something not acid framing it. we had to bring all of this stuff that had been piling up in my life he

during the korean war, 4000 that's call this place home but since then it has hosted a ucla baseball diamond, even a dog park. today, the veterans can't get in. they are out here on the street. >> are you able to cut through the red tape and bring in refugees and military bases? why can't you cut through the red tape to get veterans off the street? >> reporter: robert reynolds came here 2018 with ptsd treatment but the va let him in with his service animal. >> i couldn't believe what i was seeing, why and how veterans are camped out here and since i have been involved with this i've known 6 veterans and on the street, some in tents and it is unacceptable. >> scotty served in vietnam it has been here for two years. he was recently hit by a drunk driver while sleeping in his van. >> reporter: what do you think when you sit here on property intended for veterans and can't get to the other side? >> i want to break out the flamethrower. that is our land. it was given to us. on a big black dedicated for disabled and homeless veterans, not veterans administration, get those people off our l

. >>> the latest ucla forecast predicting a slower and recovery in california that ultimately outpaceshe state has recovered last year. this year the job market is predicted to grow only about half as much compared to the national rate. 1.8% versus 3.7%. next year jobs in california should jump about 5%, versus about 3% across the u.s., meaning the recovery here will be later but also faster. >>> today is the deadline for small businesses to get state relief during the pandemic. here's what you need to know. applications are being evaluated based on impact of covid. to qualify, small businesses need to have between 1,000 to $2.5 million in yearly gross revenue based on tax returns. nonprofits are eligible. >> they need to present documents proving they were operating before june 5th, 2019. they need to have the tax return for 2019 and also the legal documents for the business. >> this can really had some help. businesses can get up to $25,000 in grants. the deadline to file is 5:00 p.m. today. >> trending this morning, a new lease on life. four bear cubs including triple bears who beca

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she had a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from ucla.she would just be hired as an engineer. but then, she was hired as a computer. these women worked with paper and pencil. and these bulky machines called frieden calculates, could do surprisingly little. early models could add and subtract. later models could do square roots. the women were calculating early potential of different rocket propellants, as well as the trajectory of early missiles. they were working on missiles such as this one, 39-foot, as well as the sergeant, which is a smaller surface to surface missile. their real love was space exploration. we see that in the 1950s when the women start adapting their design for the sergeant missile into a rocket called jupiter c. to do this, the women take their calculations from the sergeant, but they create a scaled down version called the baby sergeant. they take 12 of these baby sergeants and they place them in a big spinning tub. the women who worked on this told me that they decided to make it spinning so that way it would balan

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we are going to be tied up at 21 and the crowned -- ucla takei next play from scrimmage, he has goneyards. the cardinals fall and they are 2-2 overall. cal in washington. cal will answer on fourth and goal. second quarter, dylanrter, dyla mcmillan in the back of the end zone. at recess, garber's. 26 yards down the sidelines. under three minutes to go. 60 yards to tie the game. we went to overtime. washington scored first. cal needs an answer. damien moore, hit hard and he fumbles. that is your ballgame. san jose state taking on western michigan. that is one way to get around. 37 yards, he is going to step up. 20-3 broncos at the half. left shoulder. he was wearing a sling after the game. san jose state loses 23-3. that is your look at sports. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now. expecting rain later this week? lisa: a little bit. there is the system, classic shape in the gulf of alaska and the big recipients will be portland, seattle and as it heads to the south, even northern california, not picking up that much but we will take what we can get. you can see the clouds from th

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meet watching ucla, i love college football cannot wait to go to the rose bowl. 80% of population isther from vaccinations or natural immunity and people with comorbidities or vaccine which of the cost benefit for themselves but if not add up don't go. he had all his way you would all be wearing masks. even if you're cheering by yourself, on your couch, you are still spreading the virus to your own. he's an out of touch dictators been really a fake empire and running interference for gain of function research long enough to have done irreparable harm i don't think they have a football team but they plenty of statements i was you who got beat by, both organ schools others will follow suit again if it does not feel right don't go go fetch you go away for good, that is the memo. mostly big games this weekend will be 60000 hiked up her hands in bleachers this is what everyone has been waiting for. from there getting it back. all he'd taken away like a big dumb health grinch, the party panel is back, emily compagno, ilya shapiro and kevin wallingford the only person the party panel has be

stanford battles ucla. kickoff is at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon.aces washington at husky stadium at 6:30. on the diamond the astros will play the a's at the oakland coliseum. first pitch is at 1:07 this afternoon. giants take on the rockies at coor's field at 5:10. last night the giants opened their final road series of the regular season in colorado, coming to a one game lead in the nl west. here's larry beal with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. this has been such a special season for the giants looking to keep the dodgers off their back. going for win number 100 last night in colorado. couldn't get much better. first batter of the game, welcome to coor's field, where pitchers go to die. lead off homer. third time in 11 days he's led off a game with a pop. 1-0 giants. rockies got two in their first half of the top two. brandon crawford woke up feeling dangerous. 442 feet. his career high 22nd homer. we're tied at 2. captain my captain. second deck. 3-2 on a team leading 27th homer of the year. mike ustremski, t

. >>> anne is a professor in the department of epidemiology at ucla fielding school of public health. she joins me now from los angeles. good to see you. um, i -- just among my own circle of people, there is confusion about boosters. i think it's because it seems every other day, there is a report we need them. then, another saying we don't need them. and then, another one saying we will, eventually. what's your read on the data? >> well, michael, i think that there is a lot of confusion because there's so much data that is emerging right now. and the messaging is a little bit confusing. so, what we know is that we're seeing from several studies, and in particular studies from israel, that -- that we're seeing antibodies decrease over time. and infections becoming more common. in particular, in older individuals who are having more severe disease. and that is a real indication of -- of having waning immunity. that the immunity to the virus is now decreasing over time. and -- and that's something that we had always said was a possibility. that we were giving two doses, a few weeks apar

this is the ogre who push to limit zoom teaching to just four hours a day, more time to rose teachers uclavate charter schools and medicare for all before they would amend their membership to step foot back in the classroom. this cat5 authoritarianism might float in the myopic level but parents are done with the militant hags turning our kids into during the pandemic 2.6 main students have switched to homeschooling for a variety of reasons. maybe to create specific learning plans based on need, to end the god awful virtual time suck and sometimes to keep their kids safe from viruses both physical and intellectual part 8.7 kids are making the shift to private schools because people like randi weingarten and only in it for the money. they hate our kids so much, they held them hostage until the federal government coughed up $180 billion so your precious cargo can become illiterate and tea for members. thanks it teachers unions now go suck an egg and let school choice do the work, that is the memo. >> you silly once a call the shots literally recent proposal the unit is now calling for a vacci

stanford battles ucla down on the warm. kickoff at 3 this afternoon.ngton at huskies stadium at 6:30. on the diamond the al west leading astros will play the a's at the oakland coliseum. first pitch 1:07 this afternoon. giants take on the rockies at coor's field 5:10. last night the giants opened their first road series of the regular season in colorado, clinging to a one game lead in the al west. here our sports director larry beal with highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning everybody. this has been such a special season for the giants, looking to keep the dodgers off their backs. looking for win number 100 last night in colorado. what's better, cotton candy or . welcome to coors field where pitchers go to die. lead off homer. third time he's led off the game with a homer. brandon crawford woke up feeling dangerous. 442 feet. his career high 22nd homer. tied at 2. on to the 5th, self-proclaimed captain brandon bell. second deck hunting himself. 3-2. team leading 27th homer of the year. mike ustremski, here it comes, there it go