he was the first ucla alumni to hold that top position on campus. under his leadership, ucla annual operating budget grew ten fold to $1.7 billion and undergraduate enrollment exploded. chancellor young was a supporter of making higher education accessible to all. he championed diversity at the university and led ucla through a very difficult social unrest period. chancellor young, forever we will remember you for your contribution to this country. go bruins. mr. speaker, i yield. i celebrate the of hen reek a. hen reek a was born in 1937. he worked as a construction laborerrer specializing in concrete and asphalt. he was a man who took pride in his work and he didn't know how to do less than his very best every day. he loved watching and telling time of his time in mexico and the small ranch where he grew up. he also loved to talk about his love life. he was married for 65 years. their legacy includes seven children, 22 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. his five siblings carry on his tradition of being great story tellers. henri q ue, we ho

ucla finishes this season eight and five.was a familiar 2023 test for the warriors tonight after building a big lead. could they maintain it and close out a game? they were home tonight against brooklyn. needed a big night from steph curry. curry will come up empty on this third quarter drive but brandon podziemski is there for the follow 19 for basinski and a starting role as the warriors at one point were up by 18, but they fell behind in the fourth quarter. curry's heroics needed here as he drains one of his six three pointers, 37 for curry. that hoop put them up by six. just a two point game here though. klay thompson makes a move then gets a better shot. and he's good from three point range 24 for thompson who was four of nine from beyond the arc. still tight down the stretch though. it's curry to the rescue again, this time with an off balance banker in the lane. the warriors back up by four after that hoop. they hang on 124 120. they stop the bleeding for now improving to 11 and 14. but we'll be in portland tomorrow ni

currently she teaches at the university of california in los angeles, ucla. she is a coordinator of the haiti america's team, black lions for peace, and editor and contributor for black agenda report. dr. pierre, thanks so much for being with us here at hidden files, um, you know, whenever we hear anything about haiti, it is always negative and countries demonize, your perspective, why is that the case? well, i mean, you know, there's a great quote by um, the african-american um abolitionist freddy douglas, who says that haiti has never been given for um, for um, for for bring the revolution in slavery and colonialism, and so we have to start there, we have to start thinking about this 200 and some years of constant demonization, constant constant move to suppress your program now. take you live to the irani capital tehran press conference involving the syrian prime minister hussein arnos and iran's first vice president muhammad. let's listen. سرد وnexation between islamic republic of iran and syria, this agreement is being... التجاره الحره بين الجمهوريه الاس

. >> yes and went on to play at ucla, where he met jeremy brandt.they are together on ucla brute stock, on public access tv. >> everybody came back and was, we're not gonna lose or whatever. and came back and we clicked on since then. >> we can be a final four contender. >> i always say we ran the same speed, and so we would run the warm-ups the same speed, and we would end up talking together, and we became roommates throughout college. it's just a great guy, a great friend. >> quiet, mind you. shy, at least around the girls. >> he wasn't quite the ladies man. i'm not gonna lie to you. >> and then, one night back in 2000, four years after he graduated from college, harp met a girl at a party, talk all was there too. the girl's name was julie. >> she kind of zoned in on harper right off the bat, and started to talk to him. >> some on the oppression she picked him? >> yeah, exactly. >> it went pretty fast, after that. and why not? julie was pretty and smart, and from a well to do family. still, when harp proposed just three months after he met this f

rick hasson at ucla law school, always good to see you. thank you so much.ou. ♪ amna: she was the number three republican in the house of representatives, voting with former president donald trump 90% of the time. but that changed for liz cheney after trump sought to overturn the results of the 2020 election. she started speaking out against his call to arms and investigating the deadly january 6 capitol riot. it cost her her job in congress. now liz cheney is speaking out again, warning of the dangers of a potential second trump presidency in her new book "oath and honor: a memoir and a warning." thank you for joining us. there's a lot of news this week that relates directly to a lot of the events and the themes you touch on in the book. for example, former president trump saying he would be a dictator only on day one of his presidency if reelected. but this is a memoir and a warning, as you say, on the book's cover. what would another trump presidency mean for america? liz: i think that it would really have the potential to unravel the fundamental foundati

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other california colleges added are ucla and ucsd. >>> you noticed foggy weather across the bay areadetails. >> after a chilly and foggy start, it's going to be a really nice day. temperatures for the afternoon headed for the low to mid 60s. some of the cooler weather will be where we see the fog and low clouds hanging around longer throughout the morning. a lot of sunshine across parts of the peninsula into the south bay. tomorrow, we are looking at more of the same. some of the cooler temperatures once again around the delta and trivalley. we will see a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow into the end of the week. eventually, we will see rain coming back into the forecast as you may be making weekend plans. check out to see when we can see some of the wet weather coming in. i will have more on that in the seven day forecast coming up. >>> a popular south bay instagram account is working to move families in need forward this holiday season. the instagram page known as san jose foods is asking its third annual toy -- they are hosting it. the goal, to collect 30,000 toys for kids who other

. >> i just graduated from ucla with a bachelor in geoscience. ♪ have a very merry christmas happy newr ♪ ♪. >> the news for this year is that my mom had baby girls. they were twins. >> reporter: you're a big sister. >> yes. >> reporter: how do you feel? >> i feel excited because it's new to me. >> i found a brother or he found us that no one knew about. he is my 100% brother. we have the same mom and dad and he is three years younger than me and he found us and i grew up my whole life not knowing i had an extra sibling and now i have an aunt. he was put up for adoption when i was 3 and he found us and he's been searching for us over 20 years. it's been crazy. so it's been such a blessing to have him in our lives. ♪ merry merry christmas night ♪ >> reporter: 2023 has been a great year for my family, filled with good news, but nothing tops the birth of my daughter. earlier this year my wife and i welcomed our second child, a healthy baby girl. we're blessed. during the holidays we're reminded it's not what but who surrounds us and i hope you're surrounded by a lot of love and goodness.

currently she teaches at the university of california in los angeles, ucla. she is the coordinator of the haiti america's team, black alliance for peace, an editor and contributor for black agenda report. well, dr. pierre, thanks so much for being with us here at hidden. american abolitionist douglas who says he has never be forgiven um for um for um for winning the revolution against slavery and colonialism and so we have to start there, we have to start thinking about 200 and some years of constant demonization, constant constant move to suppress on self-determination and so from the very beginning so people should know that for example haiti became independent. '04, the us and the west did not really recognize hasion independence of 1865 um um and so uh it's been hard going ever since then trying to maintain sovereignty independence and the west i think really has a um has this really deep deep deep hatriot for that history because it did upend the entire system of slavery and colonization in the world well and what would you say to some people that you th

african-american studies and anthropology, currently she teaches at the university of california in los angeles, ucla. she is the coordinator of the haiti america's team, black alliance for peace and editor and contributor for the black indo report. up here, thank so much for being with us here at hidden files. um, you know, when e we hear anything about haiti, it is always negative and the country's demonize, in your perspective, why is that the case? well, i mean, there's a great quote by um the african american um politionist fred douglas who says that he has never been forgiven um for um for um for for putting the revolution against slavery and colonialism and so we have to start there we have to start thinking about this 200 and some years of constant demonization constant um um um constant move to suppress ah haatian self-determination and from the very beginning so people should that for example, haiti became independent in 1804, the you and the west did not really recognize and independence of 1865, um um and so it's been uh hard going ever since then trying to maintain sovereignty and indepe

currently she teaches at the university of california and los angeles, ucla. she is the coordinator of the haiti americas team, black alliance for peace, an editor and contributor for the black agenda report. well, dr. pierre, thanks so much. for being with us here in files, um, you know, whenever we hear anything about haiti, it is always negative and the countries demonize, in your perspective, why is that the case? well, i mean, there's a... quote by um the african american um abolitionist says that haiti has never been given um for um for um for for bling revolution against slavery and colonialism and so we have to start there we have to start thinking about this hundred and some years of constant demonization constant um um um constant move to suppressed haitian self-determination so from the very beginning so people would should know that for example you know haiti became independent 1804, the us and the west not really recognization independence of 1865 um um and so it's been hard going ever since then trying to maintain sovereignty and independence and

ucla, she is coordinator of the haiti america's team, black alliance peace, and editor and contributor for the black agenda report. pierre, thanks much. for being with hidden files. um, you know, whenever we hear anything about haiti, it is always negative and the countries demonized. in your perspective, why is that the case? well, there's a quote by the africa-american um abolitionist douglas who said that haity has never been forgiven um for um for um for for winning the revolution against slavery and colonialism, and so we have to start there, we have to start thinking about it's 200 uh some... years of constant denation, constant um um um constant move to suppress haitian self-determination and so from very beginning so people should know that for example haiti became independent 1804 the us and the west did not really recognize heation independence of 1865 um um and so uh it's been uh hard going ever since then trying to maintain sovereignty and independence and the west i think really has a um has this really deep deep deep hatred for that history because it open the entire syst

department of education added stanford and ucla to its civil rights investigation.ord joins a growing list of schools that include harvard, columbia and cornell. investigators are looking into at least 20 incidents on campuses since hamas attacked israel in early october. >> san jose police say they've identified the suspects in two incidents where pro gaza banners were torn down from freeway overpass. now they're pursuing hate crime charges against both the most recent incident on sunday was caught on video. the council on american islamic relations posted this video. it was taken on the park avenue overpass above 8-80 in san jose. the video shows a man in a heated argument in moments later as you see, he pulls out a knife and cuts down two banners. he can also be heard calling the person with the camera for a terrorist. >> in los angeles today, 75 protesters were arrested for shutting down the 110 freeway. they blocked the road, calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the demonstration started just after 9:00 this morning and brought traffic on the southbound lanes. as y

dr anne rimoin, professor of epidemiology at ucla's fielding school of public health talked about howe. we're continuing to monitor these variants, look to see is it more transmissible, is it causing more disease? is it causing more hospitalisation? more deaths? these are the things that we need to be tracking, we always need to be tracking this. so i think it's great that we're continuing to monitor with the data that is available and continuing to have situational awareness. we are starting to see hospitalisations for all respiratory pathogens tick up, which is something that we normally do see at this time, but of course you know in previous years we had big surges of covid—i9, we had lower population immunity and so we were much more affected by it. so we are starting to see hospitalisations creep up, in particular in older individuals, so something to keep an eye on. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bournemouth is well known for its yuletime sparkle. the market is open well into the evening.— well into the evening. town centreses — well into the evening. town

. >> ucla researchers are showing that music may be one of the most powerful medicines of all. kari harmon and her husband, jason flew from their home in alaska to los angeles to take part in the school's new music therapy study for dementia patients. kari harmon was in her late 40s when she started coming down with symptoms including difficulty speaking and remembering. although there is no family history of dementia, she was also starting to suffer nighttime hallucinations to do for anybody else. >> i like to help, but my body doesn't let me do it. >> i've been looking at research all over the world and this is really at the forefront. the study examines test subjects who are over 50 years of age. >> some are healthy, while others are experiencing mild to moderate dementia symptoms. doctors are trying to determine whether music therapy paired with light stimulation can improve brain functions. >> what is the power of music? >> well, music has a way of engaging parts of the brain that are not accessible through other means, harman's playlist includes don't stop believin by the

he was rushed to ucla hospital and had surgery saturday.tner, he is receiving, quote, great care. >>> we learn today about the death of sculptor richard hunt. hunt was a prolific artist who created more than 160 public commissions in over 24 states and washington, d.c. many are soaring metal creations, including "swing low," a 1500 pound work that hangs from the ceiling of the smithsonian national museum of african american history. richard hunt died in chicago. he was 88 years old. >>> well, next on the "cbs weekend news," tree trade. from the forests in oregon to a new way to go green at christmas. stay with us. with us. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and the majority of people experience

that can lead to rain and storms from california but not always vic lee ucla climate scientist daniel swain tells us one super wet el nino winter in the early 80s defined the way we think about the event. >> this sort of entered the california water and climate mythology, this magical predictor of what conditions. interesting thing is, the science never said that . >> still, state officials say they are preparing for flood control and watching for wrist. if el nino does cause storms, southern and central california will be more impacted than the bay area. >>> it is really interesting, paul, whenever we think of el nino, la nina, usually the first thing you think about his reign, how much rain every going to get this year? maybe we should be switching how we look at that yeah, it is important to keep some context in mind. it is one of the factors we look at what we are trying to make the seasonal forecast but it is not the only one. things can go either way. last winter was a la nina winter and we had an extraordinary amount of rain. all those atmospheric rivers hitting us we know this

get rid of title 9 and ucla will have a swim team again.ith our own bodies when they make them and when they with hold them. how are we supposed to do what they do when you enter them into pubescent independent ager. there is relationship between our body and hormones, natural and synthetic. stop acting like there is settled science here. >> harris: caitlyn jenner says biological men should not be in women's sports. dr. siegel has told me some is brought on by a prostate drug and it will make bones brittle in young people. we know some of what is happening, but we don't know it all. >> tomi: so wrong we are having that discussion, if you pump the hormone in when they are younger, it will make it more fair. that is disgusting. minors are not old enough to make this decision. riley gaines says this a lot, we need to stop using language of the left talking about women sports, enough with sis gender, it is women sports for women and women spaces for women, stop using biological and cis, it is confusing for everyone involved. women deserve to ha

in fact you bragged about this but the clinic was working with the lawsuits to a major ucla donor.id your client, where they are not able to pay for these legal expenses themselves? >> i did not. as part of the nomination process, no further comment about it. >> the consumer is going to suffer. thank you. >> the gentleman from california. >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to thank the witnesses for being here and the opportunity but also the size and scope of what you have to do. just the size of this investment, and did you include the $380 billion in the inflation reduction act on the infrastructure and energy transition is unbelievably historic and complicated and then technology as i love ucla even though my district is next-door to the mothership of the university california and any employees at berkeley. i want to talk about technology, autonomous vehicles and how we get this right. of course we have had some problems in san francisco in the rest of my district. it's important. in california when i was the legislature we had a lot of pressure from the companies in the area. w

there is a va hospital here, but also ucla's beautiful baseball field and the brentwood schools sports facilities. a federal judge says he wants thousands of veterans experiencing homelessness to live here once more and fast. and he wants the va to quit leasing some of the land. >> i think all of us are losing patience. this has been a problem for decades. >> reporter: after cnn shining a light on mismanagement -- >> for years i believe it was stolen -- >> reporter: 14 veterans filed suit demanding more housing here for needy vets, better access to the care they need and an end to the leases for the likes of brentwood school. the government filed motions to dismiss. this week judge david carter himself, a purple heart recipient, denied those motions in a ruling. the case goes ahead. >> it's a great victory. it's the greatest legal victory on behalf of veterans in the history of the country. it's the beginning of the end of veteran homelessness in los angeles and really throughout the nation. >> reporter: after a previous lawsuit, construction of units for homeless vets is under way on

you could go to ucla and still do fine. with college, you can go to a bad school and make it big, i went to trinity, look at me. [laughter] >> let that one sit there for a second. what she did was awful, harold has a point, you would do anything you did for your child. she needs to pay, do the time, she did, was eleven days enough? no. it was pretty bad, they are paying off sat supervisors to inflate scores, this is really bad stuff. we need to look at the college system. that person advising her was saying your daughter will not get into schools you want, not any school, could have gotten into somewhere. guess what news is this week, major fortune 500 companies are dropping undergrad requirement ychl? it is becoming more and more worthless, look at the college system in this country and all the problems with it so parents aren't feeling this level of pressure. >> judge jeanine: if you are a good parent, you teach your child to deal with disappointment, how many kids didn't get into their first choice? the kids go to anothe

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u you can go to ucla and still do fine or the university of oregon and still do fine.h college,nt you can go to a bad school and t still make it big. i went to trinity, look aty, l . [laughter][l >> let that sit there for ath second. what she did wasat o awful, lotf parents sit back and say you do about anything for your kid but she admits she saw it turningco into a criminal scheme. she needs to do the time. she did 11 days, the judge will say no. it was pretty bad, they areay paying off sat test supervisors to inflate scores. this is really really bad stuff, we need to look at the college system because the end of the sentence was that person advising her was basicallywa saying her daughter will not ge, to the schools you want, not any school, she could get an summer but the news this week, majorco fortune 500 companiemps dropping the undergrad requirement, don't even und need a deployment. look at the college system in this country right now and theoa problems with it compared to this level of pressure. >> if you are a good parent, you teach your child to deal witha

university, columbia, george washington university, nyu, ohio state, michigan, university of wisconsin, uclaity of pennsylvania. notably, mr. kill resigned under pressure following her congressional testimony on harvard and mit perspective president plotting gay and sally brian, many thanks. work on the rise of anti-semitism on college campuses from today, harvard university student miller, the next thank you for having me. >> what is the nature of the dialogue harvard campus by now as it relates to the middle e east? >> i think dialogue is a generous term to describe it. today after october 7, palestinians statement to complained to the massacres of israeli saloons israel and thinking it is in a letter to our social media post about jews controlling the media class and people chanting, they are describing the war in gaza as a genocide and not informed debate what's going on, a slow kat explosion of people who don't know what they are talking about. >> as a harvard administration doing enough. >> i don't think so. the administration needs to police unregistered protest occurring in places th

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berkeley, the law school and ucla, private university. it is shameful. follow the money.s the problem. >> molly: virginia foxx is the head of the house committee on education that's looking into this angle of the story as it continues to move forward and she said she wrote to us without sufficient action from harvard corporation, that depends on context president will also be forever marred as the plagiarism president and a great stain will mark harvard's legacy. how can claudine gay hold any student to plagiarism. is there a double standard that professors and presidents are at the same standards at the students at these universities? >> let me think about that. it's a double standard and shameful and embarrassing. if you are a student at harvard. she represents the school, the institution, and she has plagiarized and you are being treated differently? why is she being protected? it's shameful. we're 2024 around the corner. her skin color is keeping her in that position. it's shameful and wrong. as a civil rights attorney for over 30 years it is wrong. you put the most q

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kimberly crenshaw, oppressor of law at ucla and columbia law school. the history of police violence and public silence. watch washington journal live starting at 7:00 eastern on c- span, or online at c-span.org. recess for the holidays and we will be back for the start of the second session. the senate convenes on january 8th. the house, january 9. both chambers face two funding deadlines to avoid government shutdown for the first on january 19th. the other on february 2nd. >> we are awaiting the other team, the other side, the other chamber, to come forward with a number we can agree upon. senator mcconnell and i will figure out a way to get this done quickly. we do not want a shirt on. >> follow the progress when c- span. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >>> weekends on c-span two, every saturday, american history tv documents america story. on sundays, book tv brings the latest of nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span two comes from these television companies and more. >>> the greatest town on earth is a place you call home. as

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next to the victory bell now resides at ucla second best trophy in all of college football.ne. they will toast? >> pop tarts are delicious. >> joey: really cool story. pennsylvania animal shelter got the best christmas gift ever. check this out. kennel they adopted out nearly 600 animals that we united -- i think this is what is most important. reunited 125 of them with their owners. so they had an empty kennel. one stray cat come in and scratch everybody and leave. the only problem i hope next week we are not also saying we found out this was a kill shelter. hopefully they actually adopted them all. i'm skeptic. you got to be skeptic. remember big salmon like you got to be skeptic of the first story. >> jessica: tom? >> tom: christmas corgi. 49ers vs. ravens game. look at these cool corgis, they didn't disappoint they turned on the heat and they even cheated a little bit by attacking each other. oh, look at that winner. corgis are very tough. they are bossy dogs. >> joey: they are not corgis, they are little collies. >> kennedy: they are cute whatever they are. >> nicole: a

best of luck to bronny, the tro januarys the rest of the season unless you are a ucla grad. >> thank you for starting. fight on is what they tell me in my ear. your week with us, "cnn news central" is now. see you tomorrow. ♪ >>> donald trump dominating right now. this is the picture being painted from new polling out this morning, polling in georgia, polling in michigan and in iowa. >>> will a president of harvard be forced out of her job for what she said about genocide before congress? major developments expected before the end of the day. >>> and a trail of destruction in tennessee, six people are dead after multiple tornadoes ripped through the northern and central part of the state, including the nashville area. one of those tornadoes traveling more than 40 miles on the ground. we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right now right here to "cnn news central." ♪ >>> this morning there is some new insight into where the presidential race stands right now and also where it may be headed with new cnn polling out this morning from two key battleg

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especiallyaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give. >> (music). >> the ferry building one of san francisco most famous that as many of 15 thousand commuters pass through that each gay. >> one of the things that one has to keep in mind regarding san francisco is how young the city we are. and nothing is really happening here before the gold rush. there was a small spanish in the presiding and were couriers and fisherman that will come in to rest and repair their ships but at any given time three hundred people in san francisco. and then the gold rush happened. by 182948 individuals we are here to start a new life. >> by 1850 roughly 16 thousand ships in the bay and left town in search of gold leaving their ships behind so they scraped and had the ships in the bay and corinne woods. with sand the way that san francisco was and when you look at a map of san francisco have a unique street grid and one of the thing is those streets started off in extremely long piers.

fire department in the medical team at ucla for assisting the hall of famer.milwaukee bucks star held the nba career scoring record for 39 years. until last february, when current laker start lebron james surpassed him. >>> the impact from the death of three hostages in gaza by friendly fire reverberate in the streets of israel and in the corridors of power. we have the latest developments from the middle east. >>> a closer look at the debate in washington, putting military aid to ukraine in jeopardy. the efforts this weekend to negotiate an end to the i ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> 6:30 on the sunday morning

he was rushed to ucla hospital and was scheduled to have surgery on saturday.pokesperson for the 76-year-old did not give an update on how he's doing but did express his gratitude to the emergency workers who helped him out. we are certainly thinking of that legend. >>> today is nfl sunday, but pro football fans had three games to enjoy on saturday now that college football is over except for the bowl games, of course. in the late game st. brown flipped his way to a touchdown as they wal offed the denver broncos 42-17. earlier the indianapolis colts'a backup quarterback gardner minshew tossed three touchdowns leading his team to a 30-13 victory over the pittsburgh steelers. and in the first game of the day, the cincinnati bengals came from behind to beat my minnesota vikings in overtime, 27-24 thanks to this >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week including the breakout stars of last weekend's giants/packers game. the 25-year-old player who admits he still lives at home with mom and dad and his fedora wearing agent. >>> plus, the moment grandpa's bab

of anti-semitism since the start of the school year let's bring it right now professor director of ucla center for israel studies. professor, i want to start here as you know many universities are already addressing these issues at the campus level. and your estimation were they going wrong? >> i think often they are going along by reacting and acting under external pressure rather than taking proactive really focusing on how to improve the campus climate for all students. to recognize many students not only jewish students but palestinian american, muslims and others have been expressing fear have faced harassment in recent weeks there needs to be a comprehensive approach to this rather than 10 different groups against each other. an engaging on this issue in a way that fosters understanding and dialogue. that means that doubling down n educational programming rather just making public statements. >> understood. then how will these hearings coming up next week address under rail anti-semitism or islamic phobia issues that are persisting on college campuses? >> it's good to shine a ligh

and look at the trophy nexo tht to the victory bowl that it now resides at ucla. >> this is the secondu can fit little wellp tarts in the football slot. it's like a football toaster. well done. oh, do they toast? they will. that is awesome. lly cool story words of delicious. >> this is a really cool story. so a pennsylvania animal tcheck thshelter got the best cs gift ever. >> you got to check this out. 60s, they adopt it is what out. nearly 600 animals, they reunited. this is what i what i think is most important. >> the reunited 125 of them with their owner s. everyb >> and so they had to killod that one stray cat that came th iust like scratch everybody and leave. say >> but the only problem is, i hope next week we're notin also actua saying, hey, we found out this was a kill shelter. so hopefully they actually adoptell alld that, took that to it. i'm just saying i'm skeptical you guys woulde be greg's numbr sandmann like, you got to be skeptical of the first story, right, tom? >> all right, chris. christmas corg tom?i is there was a corgi race during the halftime of the 49 ers vers

ucla and harvard on and on and on about these colleges.on now to nbc news writing about the biden campaign. they said voting here, since june, president joe biden has been freely prepping the word bidenomics into his speeches and remarks mentioned in the economy. 101 times to be exact. now the word bidenomics appears to have been dropped entirely from biden's comments about the economy. he has not used it in public remarks since november 1st. clearly the campaign has decided this is not working. >> brian: they have had four or 5%. unemployment really love. that is fantastic. job was times, 26,000, should feel good. what the president does not understand, because he has not been truly in the private sector and he should be. when interest rates go and you can't get out of your house, and you can't find a reason to sell your house because you know your rates are going to go up 5%, when you have a credit card that sadly you can't get close, then suddenly you realize, wait a second, my life is affected because of your policies. no doubt, go rig

expanded its probe into campus anti-semitism and investigating six more schools including stanford and ucla practices they carry out. republican congresswoman stefanik is calling for action and told the "new york post" we must defend the rot in america's higher -- defund the rot in america's higher education, harvard gets hundreds of millions in federal money as well as tax breaks. in the face of all the outrage harvard president gay lit the p candle on the menorah last night. joe, what do you think about this? >> kudos hakeem jeffries house minority leader. he went to a pro-israel huge rally in washington. he attended and spoke. senators like john fetterman have been pro-israel bucking many in their party, right? i wrote a piece for the messenger talking about how harvard was once revered. the kind of place you send your kid there you get a bumper sticker three seconds later. now it is a toxic brand for what we're seeing. the crimson, the student newspaper there, they did a survey of college professors and asked them how do you deem yourself in terms of political leanings or ideology. 97%

university columbia, george washington university, nyu, ohio state, michigan, interested wisconsin, uclaiversity pennsylvania. >> this is become a national situation. a barkley it's extremely bad. we are worried about a lot of campuses around the country and some progress you penned president lives in the guild resigned under pressure following her congressional testimony clogging. >> bryan llenas thank you. hong kong's most famous pro-democracy activist goes on trial tomorrow. publisher was arrested on the controversy of national security law that china imposed after hong kong's democracy protests in 2019. his pro-democracy tabloid apple daily got him arrested back in 2020. his trial has been delayed for more than a year now pretty faces collusion, conspiracy and sedition charges for the 76 year old to get a life sentence if he is found guilty. as that u.s. senate struggles to find a way to offer relief at our southern border, the surge of migrants continues to overwhelm agents at texas and arizona checkpoints. now the governor of arizona is calling in the national guard. will that be e

and you know i have a -- i have a center at ucla now.s a complicated subject. a woman is telling 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 pierre trudeau. politicians in more than one country, shall we say. what do you make of the political climate in the united states? >> barbra

my nephew wants to go to ucla.the high degree of connectedness of our people -- we've had more than 12 million chinese living in china now who have studied at american universities. that's 12 million people who understand how democracy works. they understand brookings, the understand our democracy. that's why travel by train. the other thing is to get outside of china. they have a window into western china. shanghai is the new york and l.a. combined of china. nanchang's educational. i do travel because that's where the chinese people are and we have to be out mainly in the capital but you got to get out to see the rest of china. i think it helps the long-term interests i was talking about. >> i agree. >> ambassador, washington and beijing seem to have a philosophical difference over the concept of de-risking. american officials often point to u.s. export restrictions and other competitive measures that have been adopted in recent years to explain the steps are necessary to protect american security, reduce overreli

officer ucla is learned is that five colleagues. like only became a religion part of anything happening on the ground. it was a way for them to signal their virtue and these are doctors there people who trust covid ideology. staff have happened. harvard graduate doctors they basically take a walk i never i would like a harvard doctor doctors they cannot tell a man can get operating. that's fine but maybe someone somewhere else. so we came on board and all the stuff the mrna shots, the school schools are open for school is one positive that julie's. no no no feeding. you sick people. if someone is sick i should go to school whatever. but you never see how all this. and it got to the point where i have him followed by cnn nbc must be doing something right because there at the larger issue houses agencies because i worked on this the fda of lock, stock, barreled by a farmer when they are a covid shopper six month old baby just 6-year-old lady that are used in a big profit obviously the right thing. first thing in the country is not is