he was majoring in astrophysics at ucla. >> intellectually curious? >> yes.y. >> which probably explained why, methodist or not, ron joined a club at ucla called the mystic circle where he met fellow student, christine. >> we would meet, and hear lectures and talks from people who practice a variety of different traditions, and alternative religion. we've had people come in who studied wicca. >> the pagan nature religion, ron was fascinated. >> i think as a physicist, there was something appealing about wicca being a nature religion. because what do physicists that a? they study energy, and forces. and those were things that were part of everyday language in wicca. >> but, had he encountered something much darker? ron shared an apartment with two roommates. nathaniel blalock and duncan martinez. the detectives drove over to talk to them. nathan was out of town. so they talked to duncan about the murder. >> he was upset. >> how close was he to ron? >> they were pretty close. they were very different characters, ron was inward and naive a little bit. duncan was

you see usc rather they fall in this one final score. 38 to 20 ucla. now the warriors on the other hand, they welcome in okc back to chasing for the second time this week trying to avoid their 5th straight home loss and then their 6th straight loss so far this season. and will they got some reinforcement back to help them out? none other than steph curry made his return tonight. no draymond green, though, and no gp 2 was still dealing with ankle injury that he suffered against okc the other night. so let's pick it up in the second step right here after the daario rebound. he's bringing it up. rob is off of the daario screen right there. pulls up from beyond the arc and will you can count those 3. the warriors with up 4 points now separate this time bringing it he's the right there in a right there on is d a it raises good. they lead 51 to 45. now let's take it to the floor for gets interesting. 15 seconds to go in. the 4th said looking for a shot. he drives. he puts it up. it won't go. mister loyal right there with the rebound, talking about loyola loo

the bruins run away with this one, 38-20, cal will finish the regular season at ucla next saturday. >>> one of the highest ranked recruits in the country chose to call stanford home over other top basketball powers, and you could be familiar with his name. >> everyone has their own journey and everyone is super supportive. >> he is stanford's newest freshman basketball star and the son of the sacramento kings legend. >> the name and the legacy is always going to carry on. at the same time it is a good thing and a bad thing. you know, i can keep the name going and have a name for myself. >> the cardinal joins the program as the fourth highest recruit of all time. >> it's an unbelievable celebration, there is so much work that goes into recruiting and you build personal relationships and invalidates all the work you put in. i think the world of him and his family. >> he is paving a path different from his father's, he came to the association from greece. >> getting recruited from those first couple of schools is very different, in my parents eyes and my eyes, honestly i didn't think abo

cal will finish the regular season at ucla next saturday. guys, to point out, cal wins, they storm stanford's field. interesting. >> interesting. the big game. it's going to be the last time as pac-12 opponents, so. >> very sad. >> yep, it is. thanks, matt. >> thank you, man. >>> coming up next whether you're scrooge or bob, a dickens-themed christmas fair. that (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. in order for small businesses to thrive, get exclusive offers on sel they need to bedels. smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> well, they're going lik

saturday near ucla. one of them was pronounced dead at the hospital while the other suffered non-life threatening injuries. the incident is currently under investigation. anyone with any information is asked to contact sfpd. on the peninsula now, a rescue and a missing persons report. a five year old girl is hospitalized this morning after being rescued at martin's beach in half moon bay. the coast guard says a 54 year old man is also missing. firefighters say the man and child were swept out to sea. that search went on for several hours this morning. we do not know the condition of the child in the east bay. alameda county district attorney pamela price held another public forum to answer questions and explain what her office does. the event comes as the da faces a recall campaign less than a year after she took office. abc7 news reporter anser hassan has the latest on the position that you are elected me to fulfill is about accountability. >> saturday evening, alameda county district attorney pamela pr

see still scoreless and we'll ucla intros in territory.s a wide open hudson the right there for the touchdown. 14 yards in the air on that when ucla up 14 to 0 second-quarter now 3rd and 10 for caleb williams. williams throws deep down the sideline find brandon writes and get to go through the end zone. untouched is right. of course chest. as i mentioned, they didn't cut down on that lead 14 to 7. that's passport to the fort worth's. first thing go with 40 go usc trailing 38 to 13 and alton jones takes the handoff for 7 yards to the end zone. but it won't be enough usc. they actually fall in this one final score. 38 to 20 ucla. now the warriors, they were welcoming okc back to chase it up for the second time this week. this one happening tonight. they're trying to avoid their 5th straight home loss in their 6th straight loss. so far. >> in this season and will. get some reinforcements back as show you just the second is about to pop up behind me. none other steph curry. he returned tonight from that knee sort is very is right there. walkin

their ithere incidents oliver ig this what ucla.t only president biden but prime minister benjamin netanyahu. straightahead how bad is that? what are we teaching the kids? director of ucla on what's going on on the college campuses across the country. eric: atmos war on israel barked a sharp rise in israel protests on college campuses across the country but some do not slam hamas or the terrorists they blame israel. people bashing pinned out as of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at ucla. anti- israel sentiment has turned into anti-semitic attacks. jewish students physically harassed, intimidated in new york city for despicable graffiti gl like holocaust 2.0 chocked on the walls of the university of maryland campus. congresscongress such a hole a d round of hearings on campus anti-semitism on tuesday. the summit on the front lines of all this is a director for israel studies at ucla professor joins us now. professor, what's the difference now from what we seen in the past of the intensity of the hatred in the blaming of isr

the win over ucla. ucla taken a one point lead with a first touchdown of the game.the ensuing kickoff, and ought passes, puts the bears on his back. housecalls of the end zone. 100 yards of the return give calvo lead. and the bears never looked back. fernando mendoza finds jeremiah hunter up the middle on third and long, gives tell the two touchdown lead at the half. the bears go on to win big in the final pac-12 over to season game and they are eligible for the first time since 2019. >>> troy taylor in stamford taking of the season by hosting 18th-ranked notre dame , second quarter cardinal up six, he finds jaden great house in the back of the end zone. gives notre dame the lead, they do not look back after that. hartman going back down the middle , jordan phase, and the cardinal just overmatched. 56-23, stanford finishes 3-9 in the first season under taylor as they go to the next year. >>> the sharks tried to snap a three-game skid at the tank on saturday. we can basically expect something crazy every time the iron bowl is played. this year, no >>> the end of than

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the golden bears beat ucla 33-7. wins their final three games to become bowl eligible at 6-6. >>. i think it's meaningful because we hit a rough stretch in the middle of the year and then came off a really difficult loss at oregon and talked about it with the team, we are going to finish 3-0 regular season and win a bowl game. they never stopped believing. it's a tribute to the character of the guys on the team. >>> proving the old adage it's not how you start, it's how you finish. the spartans beat unlv 37-31 after a 1-5 start to the season. spartans closed the regular season with six wins in a row. so they're in a three-way tie for first place in the mountain west. this is kind of strange here. computer rankings will determine tomorrow morning if they play next week in the conference championship game. hey, coach, do you think your team deserves a shot at the title? >> what do you think? of course we should get a chance to play next week. however it shakes out we'll move on and get back to work, worry about the nex

. >>> elsewhere in college football, caleb williams and usc taking on ucla., but williams shows off why he's going to be a high draft pick. launches a dime and hits brendan rice, jerry's son. 74-yard touchdown. third quarter, williams to marshawn lloyd who fights for extra yardage. he loses the ball, and ucla is there to pick it up for the scoop and score. bruins win 38-20. cal finishes their regular season at ucla next saturday. >>> one of the highest ranked recruits in the country chose to call stanford hoops home over other top powers. while you might not be familiar with his game, you could be familiar with his name. >> everyone has their own journey, and everyone is super supportive of my decision to go the college route. >> reporter: meet andre. he's stanford's newest freshman basketball star and son of sacramento kings legend. >> the name and legacy's always going to carry on. at the same time, it's a good thing and a bad thing. i don't want to strip it down, i can prove that i can keep the name going and have a name for myself. >> reporter: the cardin

and there's new video that shows ucla students striking pinatas blastered with the faces of benjaminnd president biden. ucla issuing a statement condemning the hateful behavior and bigotry amid the intensifying protests on their campus. my next two guests, a divorced couple, one israeli american and one palestinian american, said this war has made their bond stronger than ever. they are joining me now. you say that no one understands your pain at this time, better than one another, tell me about how that is. >> we both love the land and we both love the people and the land. >> that idea of that common love and bond. so unbelievable and wonderful and we see this outside of the vacuum, we see the struggles in the region, here at home. you and maya don't always agree. but you managed to create a peaceful, safe space, where you can hear each other. for many, they are wondering, how did you do that? >> we start with love, love for human being. that's how we want everyone to look at the people, at the civilians, who are buying there now. they are humans, like us. they want to live. stronge

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one last time, cal, ucla and the golden bears are going bowling.rade bath for coach wilcox? that's well earned. sports to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. season football game in pac 12 history before the conference goes bye bye. it's a rivalry that's been played continuously since 1933, but with cal going to move to the acc and ucla going to the big ten, who knows the next time they're going to meet? cal looking for their sixth win and a chance to become bowl eligible. so pac 12 after dark one last time out. of course, the iconic rose bowl. cal had a couple field goals. ucla scored to make it seven six and jaden ott's first official kick return. oh, that was good. how about 100 yards to the house ? 13 s

the ucla issues -- condemning the hateful behavior, and bigotry amid the intensifying protests on theirmpus. my next two guests, the divorced couple, one is really american. the other palestinian american. they say that this war has actually made their bond stronger than ever. she is a mohammed doordash. thank you both for joining me tonight. we begin with you maya. you say that no one understands your pain, at this time better than one another. tell me about how that is? >> well, because we both love the land, and we both love the people in the land lavoie >> mid? you know, the idea of that comment love, bond, so unbelievable and so wonderful. and, yet when we see this outside of a vacuum we see the struggles that are happening in the region, here at home the conflict. but you and maya don't always agree. but you managed to create a peaceful save space where you can hear each other. and for many they're wondering how did you do that? >> because we start with love for human beings. and that's how we want everyone to look at the people, it's just a humor -- >> but that is the his shoe. >

so i want to bring in professor darnell hunt pro vote of in ucla and co-author of the hol wide diversityeport. good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> good to see you. >> your report looks at several factors including race, gender and disability. as far as our favorite shows go, how are they stacking up? >> well, you know, the good news is that there's been steady growth on screen, representation of people of color and women for over the years and we've been doing this study for years now and we've seen a pretty steady trend whereby the images we've seen look more like america and we've reached representation on streaming platforms, broadcast and cable in recent years for some of the top actors. where we haven't seen as much progress, unfortunately is behind the scenes and the people telling the stories and that's really, i think, a challenge from the industry coming out of the recent strikes. >> you talked about just being able to -- the progress made on the acting side it sounds like or in front of the screen. do you worry that the sag-aftra and the writers strikes set back any s

she was at ucla when i was there. and he studied the news programs present social issues.what he found was there are two main ways of framing or what is like an individualistic frame, and you've probably seen this where they were like we're talking about t poverty in the united states. let's talk to this one poor person and find out their situation, et cetera. or there is the more societal frame structural frame which is let's look at poverty statistics, , what percentage of the population is poor, et cetera. so the bigger global view versus individual. to the surprise of wasted whenever i talk about this, the individual stories make people blame the individual more, and the statistic, i know, it's very surprising. we always imagine it's going to make you feel empathy, write? doesn't seem to work that way. actually when you see the bigger picture in society that's when people begin to think a be something is wrong with society. why is this so important? he pointed out the vast majority of news stories on these problems are individualistic. i understand why. i don't think i

cal taking on ucla. what a game for freshman football mendoza. tosses a pair of touchdown passes to hunter. the golden bears win 33-7. cal wins their final three games to become bowl eligible at 6-6. >> i think it's meaningful, because we hit a rough stretch in the middle of the year and came off a difficult loss at oregon and talked about it. they never stopped believing. it's just a tribute to the character of the guys on the team. >> san jose state proving it's not how you start but finish. the spartans beat unlv 37-31, after a 1-5 start to the season. they closed the regular season with six wins in a row. they're in a three-way tie for first place in the mountain west. computer rankings will determine later this morning if they play next week in the conference championship game. hey, coach, do you think your team deserves a shot at the title? >> what do you think? come on, man. however it shakes out we'll deal with it and get back to work and worry about the next one, whatever it is. >>> a tough season at stanford comes to an end with another

ucla had 100 faculty members said you've got to denounce what's going on with the anti-israel protests. they're normalizing terrorists. they're norma'amizing terrorism and they're atrocities. now the administration is divided. there's an associated press survey. senator, nearly 70% of democrats approve of biden of course but the number drops to 50 when it comes to what he's doing with the conflict between israel and hamas, and then, senator, 100 state department and u.s. aid employees. they signed a memo saying listen, the white house has to reassess their policy towards israel. there's a divide inside this white house. >> well, there's a radicalization of the democrat party, which is what my brand new book un-woke is all about. that the radicals have taken over universities in k through 12 education and journalism and government and big business and big tech and entertainment and science and explains how all of that happened. you know, when you look at what the biden administration has done so far, it's actually remarkable because at every stage of this war, the biden white house and

gail earned phd at ucla and ba usc. childhood in rural washington state and she's been fascinated by intelligent people having diverging issues on the day. the ideological opposites. just before i'm blowing up her spot a little bit. she doesn't mind. stephanie is the associate director at harvard law school and the harvard legal bureau in cambridge where she supervises students in the bureau of domestic relations practice. she formally practiced at legal corporation of central mass and handling all manner of domestic litigation and the prevention orders is golden her issue was the project manager for the units u.s. department of justice grant under the violence against women act, and partnered with local women battered women service providers to ensure legals services to domestic violence survivors. she re-phased one from bran dice and university of michigan. please gastroenterologist her a round of applause. >> thank you all so much for coming. i really appreciate it. i know itre is a beautiful die t there so probably

cal will finish the regular season at ucla next saturday. that is it for sports, have a great day. >>> there is another plate to mention, the play of the day for nba fans. he attempted a two point are at the top of the key. dallas blocked . only to have jones take it downcourt. the two time mvp chases him down the court and he comes up with a monster block. quite a night. 40 points. 15 rebounds. seven assists. his monster night help them push back the mavericks. >>> coming up, the search is ended in memphis for a man accused of shooting and killing four people. police say that suspect is now dead . >>> rescue crews consider new strategies as they struggle to save 41 construction workers after a tunnel collapse in india a week ago. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visi

ucla and baa, usc. she has been fascinated how intelligent people can have drastically diverging opinions on the issues of the day and hope to bridge the gap between the ideological opposites. now, we also have stephanie golden hurst who said two terrifying things she's decided to do this year just before i'm blowing up her spot a little bit by revealing that. hope she doesn't mind. and stephanie is the associate director for the family practice at harvard law school and is also clinical instructor still at the legal-- >> it's all at the harvard legal aid bureau in cambridge where she supervises students in the bureau directors practice and at central mass, handling all manner of domestic relations litigation and 209a and b prevention orders, she was also the project manager for the u.s. department of justice grant, violence against women's act, battered women's service providers and services to domestic violence survivors. prior to entering legal services she worked for fully, llp participating in envi

you know, usc, ucla for older guys like reese and i it's a uniform game we just love it.ve to see both these teams undefeated, but there's an a rivalry game. there's still everything at stake for those teams. prime time, the game, your call in washington and oregon state at washington just kind of dealing with this gantlet of the pac 12, oregon state is another physical challenge. jonathan smith does such a good job with this program. this is not oregon state's trying to upset washington, who's undefeated. they're favored. so big expectations and they can also win out and get in the pac 12 title game in the last season in the pac 12 as we know it. >> all right. thank you for that preview. and turning now to a heartwarming story that first captured the attention of san francisco about a decade ago this week marked a very special anniversary for the make-a-wish organization. abc7 news anchor ama daetz brings us back to that moment and caught up with the now teenager known as batkid. >> recognize this teenager? what if we take you back ten years? we begin this morning's broa

after blowing out ucla last night in pasadena.was the final regular season game for the pac-12 conference. >> that means a ton for the team and our program and our administration. basically this everyone that we were able to get that win and not just win. but burn the city and really put it down on ucla. >> you know it. you know the story, what, we trying to hold down -- [ chanting ] >> big crowd there. >>> speaking of crowds, what draws a crowd? stars. entertainment. sports world. especially on a red carpet. we saw all of that, the other night, by oracle park. >> everybody want to know about the ash life. only been two weeks and actually this is nothing more than -- than an off-season start. like i did the last 50 years. i mean, i'll let you know come see me around -- january 31st. february 15th. and then i'll let you know. >> where are the world series rings? where do you keep them? >> i can't tell you. [ laughter ] i can't tell you. >> all right. >> you know what i mean? it's a secret spot. >> okay. >> the one that we got from

dion cowan, ucla tonight, they're playing right now, the last ever pac 12 football game.re dame, they beat up on stanford a little bit at 11. >> you were in your element, aren't you also. >> yeah. give me some turkey, george. >> kell, listen, only he can talk and eat at the same time and perfectly fine. >> yeah, he's good. >> chris, thank you. well, coming up next on abc seven news, small businesses get their day to shine. how bay area merchants hope to entice you to buy local this holiday season. plus, more israeli hostages are headed home. the new developments tonight in the cease fire between israel and hamas. and the latest on the condition of the former police officer in prison for the death of george floyd. derek chauvin, the target of a stabbing in prison. >> i'm spencer christian. get ready for a deep chill in our overnight hours. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment when abc7 news at to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to

the bears, aided by three ucla turnovers. then in the second half cal put it away.doza with the throw that hunter goes up and gets this time that gave cal a 30 to 7 lead early in the fourth quarter. that was the final as cal ends the season with three straight wins, the bears are six and six overall, four and five in conference, which is good enough to salvage a bowl appearance that would otherwise have made for a disappointing season. san jose state with one of the great comebacks seasons by anybody in football this year, after starting out 1 in 5, the spartans were in las vegas today playing for a piece of the mountain west championship. kevin cordeiro to his tight end. sam olson for 56 yards. and the first score of the game, the spartans jumped to a 17 nothing lead, took a ten point lead to the halftime locker room. now they're building on a big lead in the fourth quarter. kyrie robinson gets 40 of his 165 yards rushing on this play. the spartans led 37 to 17, held on for a 37 to 31 win. the mountain west is a three way tie between the spartans, the rebels and bo

. >> reporter: the cardinal finished runner up to ucla in the pac-12 after going undefeated in the regularthe ncaa tournament, stanford is the number two overall seed behind the bruins. >> i think we're so dominant. i think it is a haul mark of the team. >> reporter: the cardinals will have home-field advantage when they open against pepperdine. playing in front of family and friends could put more pressure on a squad that already has championship aspirations. >> we want to be the best. >> in my opinion, i think this is the strongest team we've had since 2019. i have no out the if we bring our best form, we'll have no problem reaching our goals. >> reporter: the senior midfielder was on the last stanford team to win the national title. right now, they are not looking that far ahead. their focus is on their next match. >> pepperdine is a team that tied georgetown, a team we've had this season. we're not taking it slightly. we know if we do our part, keep our heads down, we can win. >> reporter: the cardinals host the wave tonight at 6:00. >> go cardinal women! audrey joins us next. >> we ta

. >> reporter: ucla associate professor says that there is little incentive right now for advertisers to return to x. >> they just simply are not interested in and can not run the risk of having their products and services advertised next to the kinds of things that are now on x. formerly twitter, not only that, that musk himself promotes. it is, there is no upside for these advertisers to spend time on twitter. >> reporter: musk in his wednesday interview was defiant when asked if he was to blame for x's current troubles. >> they are going to say elon you killed the company because you said these things and they were inappropriate things and they did not feel comfortable on the platform, right? that is what they are going to say >> let's see how earth responds to that. >>> a woman who vanished ahead of her family's thanksgiving have been found safe in houston. she turned up early this morning but did not say where. she was in texas for nearly two months but planning fly home for the holiday and stay here in the bay area. the police say the 36-year-old checked her bag at the airport b

but lockheed kept ross on the job, even sending her to ucla for her professional certification in engineeringnative american woman to earn that credential. ross was one of the early members of lockheed's famed skunk works, the top-secret advanced development division that worked on cutting edge, breakthrough aerospace technology. she was the only woman and only native american at the skunk works. much of her work still can't be discussed publicly. gayle: if so much of her work had not been classified she would have won a nobel prize. that's how innovative, that's how important the work that she did was. john: some of the work that is public now includes the polaris submarine launched missile, and the agena rocket, which carried numerous satellites into earth's orbit. ross also contributed to nasa's interplanetary flight book, which detailed spacecraft flight paths to mars and venus. gayle: what she really wanted to do was be the woman behind the first woman in space, and she did that. john: after ross retired from lockheed in 1973, she devoted the rest of her life to encouraging young women a

we've got the ucla, usc game, the kings are playing, and ironically it's opening weekend at the l.a. auto show. and all of it's happening just a couple of miles from this freeway disaster. norah. >> carmageddon, all right. good luck getting home. carter evans, thank you. >>> back here in washington, it was a historic day at the u.s. supreme court where the nine justices for the first time since the court was founded in 1789 have now adopted a formal code of conduct. the official ethics rules are being issued after several justices, including clarence thomas, came under skrultny for undisclosed trips and gifts from billionaires. however the court's critics note the guidelines don't provide any method of enforcement, leaving method of enforcement, leaving compliance up to t do you shop for vitamins at walmart? force factor products powerfully improve your health, but they're also delicious, easy to use and affordable. that's why force factor is now the number one best selling superfoods brand in america. unleash your potential with force factor at walmart. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat )

a win next week over ucla and the use -- the golden bears are bowl eligible, but today it's all abouts win. >> i am proud of how they continue to fight, a bunch of different guys stepping up and making plays, means a lot. it's an honor to be part of it. an incredible moment to watch these people enjoy and soak it up. >>> in the nfl the 49ers are back in action tomorrow against tampa bay. they are coming off a blowout win over the jaguars and jacksonville. despite being double-digit favorites, they say they have a lot of respect for baker mayfield and the buccaneers. >> i think>> is playing at a really high-level. didn't really expect him to play as great as he's playing with is playing really well, getting into playmakers. >> they are well coached. they play fast and they play physical. >> i have a lot of respect for >> and how he plays the position. they are a good team. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can

if the golden bears win tonight at ucla, they would become a bowl eligible for the first time since 2019ding even more emotion to this, it is the final regular season game of the pac-12. >> i would describe it as a perfect storm. all of these elements are coming together to create the most chaotic and also emotional game for a lot of people, with no better way to finish it off with pac-12 after dark. i know it is going to be a great game and great finishing statements to the pac-12 season. >>> elsewhere in college football, remarkable finish in the iron bowl. alabama down four to auburn. it is fourth and 31, and look at this. throws it up, and isaiah bond brings it down. how do they complete that? the tide beats auburn, 27-24, so alabama will face number one, georgia, in in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from t

we have the ucla, usc game, the kings are playing, and ironically it's opening weekend at the l.a.nd all of that is happening just a couple of miles away from this freeway disaster. norah. splunk armageddon, good luck getting home. carter evans, thank you. in washington it was a historic day at the u.s. supreme court where the nine justices for the first time since the court was founded in 1789 have now adopted a formal code of conduct. the official ethics rules are being issued after several justices including% clarence thomas came under scrutiny to you for undisclosed trips and gifts from billionaires. the guidelines don't provide any method of enforcement meaning compliance up to the justices. now to an update on a california woman's ten-day trip to gaza that turned into a month-long nightmare. in a cbs news exclusive, adriana diaz was there for the emotional reunion between mother and son. >> reporter: this is what american nigh ulcer heard from her family is living room in gaza. >> the bombing all around us. >> reporter: when a trip to see her sick mother turned into war. this

he's a distinguished senior fellow at the ucla centre for middle east development and joins me now liveses filed against israel by human rights groups at the international criminal court and fired at the un at the international court ofjustice. as a pro—israel legal historian, how do you assess the merits of these claims, and how can and should israel respond? israel certainly should defend itself in these situations. as a matter of international law israel has very strong defences. israel is doing a law, taking very robust steps to avoid civilian casualties. israel did not start this war. this war was brought onto israel by hamas when they rampaged through southern israel on october the 7th, killing, rating women, children, elderly, taking hostages back to gaza. this will all be sorted out later. certainly if you look at international law, the party here that should be really in the dock in court is hamas not israel. ,, . ., , ., ,, ., israel. secretary of state antony blinken - israel. secretary of state antony blinken has - israel. secretary of state antony blinken has saidl israel.

we can speak now to dr benjamin radd, a seniorfellow at the ucla burkle centre for international relationsstudies. welcome to the programme. i would like to get your thoughts on the possibility of an extension of this truce. do you believe that could happen? thank you for having me because absolutely. i think the public pressure within the israeli society has come to show the government that the primary desire of the israeli public is release of hostages before even the destruction of meant dismantling of hamas's fighting infrastructure. the public pressure is coming to bed strongly so now by the government not only to maintain the truce in the agreement but also offer a possible extension in the days to come. it seems very likely. in the days to come. it seems very likely-— very likely. having said that, prime minister _ very likely. having said that, prime minister benjamin - prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been very relentless in his affirmation that as soon as this process is ended, the war will begin again in earnest. ended, the war will begin again in earnest-— in earnest. isra

. >> i am blown away by that story, remember in college, ucla, maryland -- >> university of -- northernzona university. >> yes. >> so cool i couldn't remember. >> is supposed to be idyllic, lasting you think about is you shouldn't go to class because they just, it blows me away but joe rogan said something profound, he said this is what they are teaching kids not look at polls, is that true? those between 18 to 24, who you side with more in this conflict? 52% israel, 48%, but it's basically a clean split between 25 -- 54, it goes up to 82% they should be more 95% so anti- israel site something we see universities and in the media, associated press and major news organizations sites death tolls from gaza health ministries which is a take nas, hamas and they trust the numbers and it pushes the propaganda so it's from all sides. >> it is from all sides and anti-semitism and if you're in new york and we all are, you see it with your own eyes. i was walking down the street and there was a guy walking down the street yelling the jews, kill the jews and i was like what did you say? could have

until recently, she served as a at the ucla law covered bars data project. aman led education programs in jails andrisons for more than years and holds a doctorate in education leadership from harvard universal. thank you very much for being here. thanks to everyone for coming and thanks for supporting. good. can you hear me now? thanks, everyone, for coming. nice to see you, melanie thanks. i'm glad tbe here. so tell us how you got interested in this project. you know something, as simple as my dissertation advisor to me. whatbout jails? and we had this kind of great of, like, we don't know anything about. jails. oh, my gosh. and so it arted out initially that i was doing national level research, and th i got to chicago and found the story of winston moore, who was regarded 1970s as the nation's first black jail warden at cook county jail. and i was i just fell into his story and, had to understand. how this person happened as a kind of law and order jail warden who's simultaneously saying that he's kind of using e jail to liberate black people. what does t

at ucla demonstrators battered piÑatas on campus showing the faces of president biden and the israeliprime minister. anti-semitic emails sent to staff at u penn, islamaphobia emails send to groups at uconn. >> the problem on campus has reached a critical point, really a point we've never seen in hundreds of years of higher education in america. >> reporter: jewish voice repeat and students for justice in palestine have been suspended by columbia university for unauthorized events, violating school policy. the groups could not be reached for comment. >> we are well beyond the time for words of support or expressions of understanding. we need serious, aggressive concrete action. >> reporter: a jewish legal authorization has filed complaints against u. penn and wellesley college saying both have claimed to failed to protect -- >> the student, residential staff of one of our dorms stated in an email there should be no space for zionism on campus whatsoever. there is a way to criticize, for exam, the israeli government and not be anti-semitic. >> the halel jewish student center was vandali

now to los angeles, and dr benjamin radd, a lecturer on global studies, and a senior fellow at the ucla'stional relations. thank you very much forjoining us today, dr radd. how would you describe what's been happening in the last 24 hours in gaza? this encirclement of what israel says it is hamas's headquarters.— what israel says it is hamas's headquarters. yes, thank you for having _ headquarters. yes, thank you for having me. _ headquarters. yes, thank you for having me. we _ headquarters. yes, thank you for having me. we are - headquarters. yes, thank you for having me. we are seeing j for having me. we are seeing the decision by the adf to pursue more close quarter combat. they are using air strikes, targeted air strikes, to clear out space and then go in to do this sort of hand—to—hand or face—to—face combat, with the awareness that thatis combat, with the awareness that that is really the only way to fight this kind of barella urban warfare situation. and asking as the united states for pauses for humanitarian aid and the refugees fleeing the conflict to find safer quarters. conflic

and beyond on our campuses, today at ucla, and i think there's a lot of blame to go around. the universities are not doing their job and you should know that today was kristallnacht, the -- or 1000 synagogues were destroyed in one night. the united kingdom had us a 31% increase in jewish hate crimes week after. francis had 1000 cases. germany had 2600 hamas related hate crimes. there is an unbelievable amount of emotion that is out there and i think that what everybody has to understand is to stop all of these terrible things is for these hostages to be released and one hamas will give up, that will be the end of the shooting. but in the meantime they have used schools as launching sites, they take nine months old jewish babies and entire families of palestinians, do whatever they have to do to protect their leaders who are hiding underneath the hospitals. so i would just say that what i looked at last night as a parent and grandparent, at a time, it took place on the happiest day of the jewish calendar, on the sabbath, is really beyond the pale. i will say, at least my pers

and you know i have a -- i have a center at ucla now.lling somebody, you know, where to put the camera or where to put the light or being in control of one's work. that was not that important -- not that that's the word. that's not the word. a man could become i'm trying to think of the word. it was like, forceful. i mean a better word than that. >> stephen: demanding? >> barbra: no. the woman is demanding. >> stephen: a pejorative term for a woman and not a pejorative term for a man. he's a genius. he's exacting. he's a perfectionist. >> barbra: but she is a pain in the ass. she is a control freak. yeah, very, very different. and they now are taken seriously as filmmakers. they don't have to prove anything. i'm so glad for women. >> stephen: you have known and supported a lot of political figures. friends with the clintons. i'm not going to get into you dating your true go. politicians and more than one country, shall we say. what do you make of the political climate in the united states? >> barbra: bad. well, i like biden. i like biden

that word decimate comes from ucla election law expert who was jayne tim who wrote this story for us it is extremely serious but the first thing we should say, chris, is that this will now be appealed to the supreme court of the united states. although this is the law in the 8th circuit, the impact is in the future because what this in essence does is says during a republican administration in the future where the justice department might not be inclined to bring challenges under section 2, no one else could do it. that means the cases we have seen since the 2020 census that have challenged racially motivated gerrymanders unless the supreme court acts to reverse the decision. >> talk about what the argument will be to reverse this, and do you think it's likely it will be overturned? >> you know, if the supreme court follows existing law, it should be. in the 2011 decision in shelby county v. holder, chief justice roberts wrote one of the reasons to not fear decisions that would make section 5 less active was that section 2 did contain a private right of action. the law has been inter

today, ucla. and i think there is a lot of blame to go around. the universities are not doing their job. and just, you should know, today was kristallnacht. the 85th anniversary went 1000 synagogues were destroyed by the not sees in one night. the united kingdom had 1300 and 50% increase in anti jewish hate crimes the week after. france has had 1000 cases. germany had 2600 hamas related hate crimes. so there is an unbelievable amount of emotion that's out there and i think what everyone has to understand is, one way to stop all of this terrible thing is, for those hostages to be released and when hamas will give up, that will be the end of the shooting. but in the meantime, they've used under schools as launching sides. they take nine month old jewish babies and entire families of palestinians. do whatever they have to do to protect their leaders, who are hiding underneath the hospitals. so i would just say that what i've looked at last nights, as a parent and grandparent, it took place on the happiest day in the jewish calendar. on the sabbath.

ucla students take turns of beat a pinatta of netanyahu. >> what was your reaction?ink -- >> i think -- honestly, i think i need to be a bit more clear on everything that's going on so i feel like i'm not really qualified to answer that. >> i'm not sure if i have seen anything that shows that that's actually happened, is that correct? >> all right, jessica. >> jesse: what happened there? >> obviously someone wanted to go hang out with their friends and didn't really know what they were going to support. it looks like, the sheer volume of people participating seems like it's just a cool thing to do. we're going out to protest, and i think kids who are doing the more serious stuff like locking kids in libraries at cooper union or what happened at cornell or columbia, you saw columbia has suspended two israeli groups, mit should be doing it for what happened there and that's the perfect refuge for the presidents of these schools. you are allowed free speech but you're not allowed to intimidate. you're not allowed to touch. you have to be respectful in these interactions

ucla 1975 he was a forward.s his final championship team. >> just to be on that team was pretty fantastic. it was a once in a lifetime. >> and then he drifted a bit and this being it los angeles and being a powering astley people noticed him. movie people. >> they gave him a couple of roles. and he got the bug. >> the acting bug. first as a body double back on the basketball court in the movie " inside moves ". then as a bartender in " car ". when he met lisa, he was acting. but also waiting tables. >> he twinkled he was just charming. i was thrilled that he asked me for my number. >> they married, had three sons together. and with a growing family to support gavin gave up acting. and took a job on the business side at 20-centric fox. eventually, as a film distribution executive. >> fox is a wonderful company to work for. and he loved it, it was film. >> first place lisa called wind gavin failed to pick up their son. was he at work that day? >> they told me he just hadn't shown up to work. gavin in 18 years had