of control and schools bracing for more in the fall, william logenes has a for from ucla.e a question, guess how many money uc schools, berkeley, ucla, san diego and irvine spend on protests earlier this year? just a number. >> dana: 6.5 million. >> good guess, 29 million, police and public safety. ucla spend $400,000 to remove graffiti and make repairs. taxpayer are on the hook for legal bills. why? a student stopped from attending class because he was jewish. >> look at this, i'm a ucla student, i deserve to go here, we pay tuition, this is our school and they are not letting me walk in. >> so jewish students sued and a federal judge ruled against the university calling it unimaginable that ucla would enforce jewish exclusion zone. the order hamstrings how university responds to protest. two weeks from fall semester, colleges bracing for protest and boycotts in tent cities. >> major thing you will see is beef up of security on all college campuses. >> how else will colleges respond? i talked to a dean at major university, schools trying to slow down the process. harvard

ucla alone spend $400,000 to clean up the graffiti and the damage done.ewish student who believes because of this judges ruling who said that the university knowingly and forced a jewish exclusion zone, this year things will improve. >> i feel more comfortable going into this next quarter with the ruling. >> every school in the country knows that if you allow this to happen to the on your campus you are violating civil rights laws. >> so that's where we are today, two weeks before the fall semester, colleges are bracing for more of these anti-israel protests who say that they are not letting up. what will colleges do differently? here is an example. harvard says they are probably going to be an overnight camping and unapproved signs, the university of indiana stating 25 people away from the campus of any building, columbia closing the campus to students only, and others may be intense, amplified music, banners, and projected lights and bullhorns. so the take away is what they are trying to do is to take away the tools and the tactics if you will, limits w

undergraduate teaching is not what ucla is famous for.ucla reputation for graduate work in research. faculty members have every incentive to do research that is the way to advance inn their profession. much less to gain by good teaching. >> i think we ran well over didn't we? appreciate everybody staying. we'll have our examination on tuesday pick were only about half of those who enroll at ucla complete the undergraduate course. compare thator with 95% departments to finish the work for their degrees. what a waste of student time. what a waste of taxpayer money. what should we do about this disgraceful situation? we must not deny any young man or woman who desires in education. everyone who has the capacity and the desire to have a higher education should be enabled to do so . provided they're willing to undertake the obligation to pay the cost of their schooling. either currently or in later years out of a higher income that their education will make possible. we now have a governmental program of loans which is supposedly directed to t

>>a federal judge has ordered ucla to prevent discrimination against jewish students. this comes after a lawsuit allege they were blocked from entering parts of campus during pro-palestinian protests. reporter kareen wynter is in westwood with more on what this really means for the university and its students. >>a stunning ruling that drew swift reaction involving ucla is handling of the recent volatile pro-palestinian protests on campus. this was as strong of a court ruling as you can ever read. a federal judge called ucla is actions unimaginable and warrant and their management of those heated demonstrations in the spring over the israeli palestinian war were jewish. students were reportedly blocked from entering classrooms on campus. the library and other locations. what this injunction essentially says that if jewish students are denied access to programming activities, anything related to their ucla studies n extracurriculars. if they are denied those activities based on their religious faith. >>nobody can have them and that effectively shuts down this school and

but under constitutional principles, ucla may not allow services to some students when ucla knows thatther students are excluded on religious grounds godless of who engineered the exclusion. >> i find that situation, i mean, it happens on other campuses as well as you say, my focus is overseas but that's pure anti-semitism that's pure anti-semitism. denounce you know, you're jewish identity and we'll let you win. doesn't say, where do you stand. they shouldn't even be asked where they stand on the middle east crisis. but when jewish students are denied entry into parts of campuses, when synagogues or firebombs, when the statue of anne frank is desecrated with free gaza, when people chant globalized the intifada that has nothing to do with the middle east crisis, that has nothing to do with being pro gaza are some people even pro come muscle? i find that hard to understand. that is anti-semitism pure and simple. and these global guidelines they fewer, than 700 words. the as simple, they are straightforward have you start to address this situation? >> well, they are so important. i have

we are ucla students. have my i.d. right here. i am being blocked off not by the security guard, but by you three. they are making -- this is what they do. everybody look at this. i'm a ucla student. i deserve to go here. we pay tuition. this is our school, and they are not letting me walk here. >> bill: those were pretty heady days back in may and june. that was ucla and california. it could be a thing of the past. a federal judge ruling that ucla cannot allow anti-israel protesters to block jewish students from either going to class or reaching other parts of the campus. that is a milestone, amongst the first time a judge has ruled against the university over those protesters. that is since they broke out in campuses earlier this year. we'll see how it goes when the kids come back to class. all right, ms. dana? >> dana: bill, it is back-to-school time, and that means back to the controversy about phones in the classroom. his been process that my progress. take a look at this. even in elementary school cell phones are problem, 6%

one from ucla and one is at harvard. eli.to start with you and show people the video they might remember from seeing on our air. watch. >> look at this. i'm a ucla student. i deserve to go here. we pay tuition. this is our school and they are not letting me walk in. my class is over there and want to use that entrance. will you let me go in? this could be over in a second. just let me and my friends in. >> dana: your documentation of that helped to lead to something that could make a difference. do you think that you will see anything difference fall this year that you didn't last spring? >> i do think we'll see different things. the uc president released a statement about a week ago stating that you can no longer wear a mask to conceal your identity. encampments are illegal and blocking students based off their religious beliefs from certain parts of campus is not allowed. >> dana: maya, you get started next tuesday columbia university was just one of the places the president of the university has resigned. some of the peopl

> i'm a ucla student.our school beards. >> every school in the country knows if you allow this to happen to the jews on your campus you are violating civil rights laws. >> ucla also spent $400,000 to clean up graffiti, damage from those peaceful protests. the uc system at large, berkeley, l.a., san diego, irvine, spent $29 million, mostly on police and extra security. so here we are appeared two weeks before the fall semester, roughly. protesters say they are coming back demand universities divest of companies doing business in israel. what are universities going to do differently? harvard says it will put a ban on overnight camping and unapproved signs. indiana says you have to stay 2y entry or doorway. columbia says only students on campus. others, a sampling, no tense, no and provide music, banners, projected lights or bullhorns after 5:00 p.m. permits for protests appeared and dedicated free speech zones. >> it is on acceptable, for example, for universities to create so-called free speech zones that a

ucla argued the protesters were responsible for that blockade, not the university. a spokesperson said the ruling will limit their ability to respond to protests. >> time now is 710 and let's go right to contra costa county. as we take a look at some of the slow traffic we have this morning on highway four. now that school has begun for a lot of people. the highway four commute is just a little bit longer from pittsburgh to concord. instead of from bay point to concord. i think you'll get used to it, and you know that things are changing. richmond bridge is slow. the bridge. it took a while to clear it. remember, there's no shoulder on that bridge, so sometimes when something happens, it's harder to get it off and it lasts longer. even the backup lasts longer. this is a look at the bay bridge. it is backed up to about the 880 overcrossing. no major problems. south bay commute silicon valley the east side is beginning to fill up. what happens? usually the east side fills up and then they start. the commute starts heading west. so that's what's happening now. it's not

this ucla thing is even bigger.he regents are you going to tell the jewish students what these other students are saying? you are not allowed on campus. you are not allowed to cross this line unless you declare your loyalty to the other side i mean where are we got are for god's sake? a lot of us said don't make the hitler comparison and nazi germany comparison. here is the language do not cross that line. you are not welcome on this campus. now the question is will the regents and will the people who run that university ucla, a friend of mine called and said where do i get my ucla degree revoked called me today. well they do something about this? this is really outrageous and i think we will see more of it in the fall. >> yeah, quickly, trey what this looks like in chicago is going to be interesting as well. >> if they are smart, they will try to present a moderate face at least for that week as difficult as that may be for them. i find it fascinating, bret, people currently in office are talking about the future.

ucla. chiles plans to compete for the bruins gymnastics team in the 2025 ncaa season. she won olympic gold with her u.s. teammates in paris, and she also won a bronze medal for her floor exercise. chiles is the most decorated olympian in ucla's women's gymnastics history. >> it's been a lot of fun to watch this closing ceremonies. you said sunday, sunday. >> it's going to be interesting to see her, tom cruise is involved. >> oh, that's a teaser. all right. that's it for sports. the 11:00 news starts right now. >> i just feel like it's going to be perfect. >> that's awesome man. it's always a good time coming out here in san francisco. >> a party in golden gate park tonight. tens of thousands of people kicking off night. one of the outside lands music festival. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> a weekend full of food, drinks and a lot of music. hello again. i'm cristina rendon and i'm greg lee. >> large crowds rolling into san francisco for three days of the outside lands festival. it's all in the darling night one, wrapping up with a headline performanc

trial underway in the murder of ucla student breanna cook for the suspects long rap sheet and has manying if this could he been prevented. we will break it down with leo terrell just ahead. plus this. >> every day when we come home, go outside to take out the garbage, every time we try to go to bed at night, we have to keep it like this so nobody can kick in the door. >> sandra: that new video showing armed men taking control of a colorado apartment building and a woman, how she defends herself against it. there are growing fears in the aftermath of all of this that are being dismissed as imagination by colorado's democrat governor. we've got brand-new reaction from that woman you just saw who was forced to lock up and has been driven out. if you have chronic kidney disease, you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin

and i cannot speak at harvard about israel and speak at columbia about israel and cannot speak at uclaody that proclaims that he is a zionist. i'm a proud zionist and i can cannot speak at these places and people are saying there's restrictions on free speech by those that want to end dei. no, it's the opposite. it's dei and criminallalty that prevent -- criminallalty and woke free speech from me and not for and the they don't allow people like me, a centerrist pro israel supporter and democrat for many, many years and won't allow people like me to speak on the university and i'm not radical enough. not anti-israel enough and, and i can speak. the thing about me, it's about the students that don't have the ability to hear points of being different from the points of view that's a propaganda and a faculty and want them to hear. they're not universities. they're propaganda mills and that has to stop. those are the universities over voting for people that were on the boards of universities and have to put an end to this and cannot allow the universities to be hijacked by the hard pose mys

ucla is criticizing that ruling. it would hamper its ability to respond to events on the ground. adding they're waying their future options. there's this, too. penn and columbia. >> dana: another ivy league president is out after rampant anti-israeli protests. columbia's president stepped down a year after she took the position. she's the fourth to resign amid allegations of mishandling campus protests. we have a columbia graduate here with us. you were disappointed in the leadership? >> yes. i spoke at congress. it's crazy. it's crazy. all of my -- end of my senior year classes were cancelled because of these student protesters. these anarchists cancelled my senior year of classes. >> bill: you mentioned your testimony on the hill. she was there also. this is 17 april last year. watch here. >> when mobs or people are shouting from the river to the sea, palestine must be free, are those anti-semitic statements? >> i hear them as such. >> does that fall under the definition of anti-semitic behavior? yes or no. why is

and a judge ruled ucla cannot allow protesters to block jewish students.legal responsibility over the issue because protesters, not the university blocked jewish students access to the school. so much wrong with that aside from the ruling. we are checking back in with todd, live at iowa state fair this morning and talking to iowa state's zach nunn, right after this. hi, guys. heal acid-related damage to the esophagus called erosive esophagitis, and relieve related heartburn. voquezna is the first and only fda-approved treatment of its kind. 93% of adults were healed by two months. of those healed, 79% stayed healed. and voquezna can provide heartburn-free days and nights. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. don't take if allergic to voquezna or while on products with rilpivirine. voquezna may cause serious side effects including kidney problems, diarrhea, bone fractures, severe skin reactions, low vitamin b-12 or magnesium levels, and stomach growths. call your doctor if you have diarrhea, stomach pain or fever that won't go away, decreased o

the murder trial of 24-year-old ucla student stabbed 26 times in broad daylight back in 2022.lly underway and the prosecutors rebuilt the suspect actually bent the knife blade during the fatal attack. >> the evidence will demonstrate that the defendant was attacked with such force and such determination and numerous swings of the knife that he bent the steel blade. >> todd: absolutely horrible. the suspect was on was at the time of the killing and has a long rap sheet with 12 arrests going back to 2010. yesterday, we spoke to a north carolina north carolina woman who was stabbed in the face by criminal career criminal and she said the biden-harris and democrat policies failed her. >> honestly with our judicial system, they have failed me and they have failed others just by constantly giving this man just simple assault charges, putting him in jail a little bit, and letting him be released. somebody who has already stabbed multiple people, to me, should be charged with attempted murder, not simple assault. he shouldn't be allowed to walk the streets free with the rest of us arm

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that's after a group of jewish students at ucla said that happened to them. move in day at uc berkeley continues tomorrow. reporting from berkeley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> pretty nice day today. temperatures about as warm as they're going to get all week. these are the numbers from today. and they are pleasant about where they should be for this time of year. they go below average or average tomorrow. but cooler generally not so much along the coast. look at pacifica today. fog is not there. 70 degrees for a high in pacifica. beautiful out there at the coast. there is marin county or there are the marin county hills and the golden gate bridge. and no fog missing. obviously missing from this picture and fog kind of tries to come back tomorrow in the next couple of days, but it's tough because these lows. there's one here and there's one here. and then the jet stream just catches them both in. so there's this big trough right here, which is unusual for this time of year. just it's not the type of thing you expect. and so inversion gets blown up

has also nearly doubled since last winter's peak and rimoin with the department of epidemiology at ucla says this number is more concerning is really telling you want population level >> what are we seeing are relying on people going in testing reporting symptoms while hospitalizations have also doubled covid deaths remain stable. still rimoin says people should get a refresher on covid symptoms. you have symptoms cough symptoms congestion runny nose and avoid contact with children, the elderly or women who are pregnant while hand sanitizing is still a great way to prevent the virus. yeah. put safety if because you everybody thought something. rimoin says masks are still the top favorite for mask. >> i think the massive that the most effective way of reducing spread of the virus. >> what was tropical storm debby is a category one. hurricane winds have been gaining strength through the gulf of mexico. debbie is moving closer to florida where there are already flooding rains, damaging winds and by midweek, the storm could dump nearly 2 feet of rain on parts of georgia and south carolina.

the olympic village will be at ucla and the opening ceremony will be at sofi stadium. >> you mean he didn't actually drive it all the way here on a motorcycle? they were like, only he could get it here in 15 seconds. coming up, as many of us still enjoy our summertime popsicles and watermelon and all the barbecues, some of us feel like maybe we shouldn't even be talking about pumpkin spice just yet. yes, an overloaded by sugar as well. >> wait, what? yes. are you up for a cotton candy burrito? how about this? we'll explain. coming up in world news now. hopefully you brought us one of these >> is your shower trying to tell you something? is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer at a price you can afford with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel. >> it was done the same day. we did not have to wait. it is amazing. amazing. >> working with the jacuzzi design consultants. it was a seamless process and there really is

lawsuit filed by some jewish students who said they had that kind of experience at their school at ucla. we know that move in process for uc berkeley students here will begin at 8:00. we're live this morning from berkeley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james thank you. 709 is your time right now. developing out of oakland this morning, one pedestrian was killed and another injured by an apparent hit and run driver. it happened at about 630 last night at 72nd avenue and international boulevard. we're waiting for confirmation from police, but the fire department says first responders performed cpr on one person. but that person died at the scene. and the other person was taken to highland hospital. now one witness told ktvu while inside a store, he heard a loud crash. he went outside and saw a red car speeding away and two people lying on the ground, and a short time later, a four door red vehicle with front end damage crashed into a tree and at least one parked car at international and 84th. authorities have not said if the car was involved in both these collisions. now we obt

it unfolded from nighttime to daytime, and what was left behind was a mess of a scene at ucla.he says the university must do to fight anti-semitism on campus there. plus a grandmother and small business owner in minnesota criticizing the harris-walz ticket after she was jailed for defining the state covid lockdowns. walz was her governor. her story, her words, next. >> what is really hard about this is it is some of the places that are most important to us, mainly your home, to invite a friend over or a brother-in-law like i normally do, to watch the vikings play the bears. that's one of the riskiest things we can do right now. one day, your joints hurt. next, it's on your skin. i got cosentyx. feels good to move. feel less joint pain swelling and tenderness back pain and clearer skin and help stop further joint damage with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and a lowered ability to fight them may occur; some were fatal. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms like feve

that's after a group of jewish students at ucla said that happened to them. move in day at uc berkeley continues tomorrow. reporting from berkeley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is being asked to recuse herself from the case of 26 protesters who shut down the golden gate bridge back in april during a gaza ceasefire protest. lawyers representing the protesters have sent a letter to d.a. jenkins demanding her recusal from the case. it's over. what they're calling conflicts of interest and patterns of anti-arab racism within her office. the charges against the protesters include felony conspiracy, trespassing, and false imprisonment. the lawyers accused d.a. jenkins of having back door meetings with members of the israeli consulate. they also referenced patterns of anti-arab racism and rhetoric among the da staff. the da's office issued a statement to ktvu saying in part, charging decisions are made based on the facts, evidence and the law. we do not pursue political prosecutions under any circumstances,

all a direct result of some of the most violent demonstrations we saw last year at uc santa cruz, ucla and cal state humboldt. and this morning we're asking new students what they think. >> i feel like everybody should have the freedom of speech to like, to have that opportunity to speak what they they're on their mind, but obviously with like, nonviolence and all vandalizing things. >> uc berkeley's chancellor addressed the new directive, saying it's in line with most of the school's existing practices and important values. leaders of both uc and csu systems say it's important to promote free speech and offer spaces to protest, but it's equally as important to make sure other students are given their right to learn safely. just last week, a judge in la made it illegal for the campuses to allow pro-palestinian protests to prevent any others from entering classes. that's after a lawsuit filed by some jewish students who said they were experiencing just that over at ucla. of course, all of that not to take away from the students who were out here this morning getting ready to enter the n

the ucla gymnast released a statement on social media that says in part, i am now confronted with one of the most challenging moments of my career. i will approach this challenge is i have others and will make every effort to ensure that justice is done. >> more than 29,000 people have signed an online petition requesting australian breakdancer reagan be held accountable for her poor performance at the olympics. the 36 year-old lost all 3 of her break. dancing battles failing to score a single point. in a letter addressed to the prime minister of australia. rachael gunn is accused of manipulating the olympic selection process by setting up her own governing body for the sport and overlooking other qualified answers. the petition asks for a full investigation into reagan's journey to the summer games as well as a public apology for actions and a global apology to the break, dancing community. has yet to respond to the petition. she has, however, asked for privacy and he's asking the media to stop harassing her family and friends. >> coming up, a dine and dish? yeah. don't want to miss.

some like this demonstration at ucla, devolving into violence. now the uc system wants to strengthen and clarify policies and procedures. drake is vowing to enforce bans on campus encampments and identity concealing masks, but said in his letter our ultimate goal is for all of our community members to feel supported in their ability to express themselves. uc berkeley's chancellor echoed his support in a video message sent to all students. >> we will also continue to respond in a quick and concerted manner to violence to violations of laws, and to words or deeds that rise to the level of harassment and or discrimination. behavior of that sort will not be tolerated. >> some are against the restrictions. >> it is an untenable policy. it shows the university's hostility to free speech. >> this comes as the brandeis center sues uc berkeley over its handling of protests last year, calling the campus a hotbed of anti-jewish hostility and harassment, saying that we trust neither the brandeis center nor the uc administration to protect our rights. >> now,

while they were mostly peaceful at uc berkeley, there were violent outbreaks at ucla. all campuses are implementing new rules. students say they won't be deterred by restrictions. the cause matters that much more. right before this broadcast i did get a response from the university of california about those consequences for masking. first, the university will give the student a warning. if the behavior continues, they will be asked to remove their mask. the spokesperson for the university did tell me that any students caught in violation of the masking rule or any student code of conduct will have to go through the campus review process. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> meanwhile state lawmakers are withholding 25 million in funding until the uc system comes up with a plan to consistently enforce its rules on campus protests. earlier this year congress named uc berkeley as part of its investigation into anti-semitism on college campuses. >>> while across the bay area pro palestinian student activists at san francisco state rallied to announce the university agreed t

. >>> demonstrations in the bay area were relatively calm, but protests at ucla drew nation-wide attention. protesters there built a huge encampment. there were allegations that jewish students were harassed. it all ended when the protest was cleared and more than 200 people arrested. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, the death of a talk show legend, how phil donahue changed the face of television. >>> after the break, it's a hard time to be an a's fan, the heartbreak and strong emotions o . >>> tens of thousands of fans came to the coliseum this weekend to watch the final bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. kevin ko talked with fans as they grappled with the loss of oakland's last pro sports team. >> i've been coming here 56 years and now they're going to be gone. you know, there's nothing like baseball. >> reporter: the heartbreak steve kent feels with the finale of the bay bridge series is just a warm-up for what's to come. >> i will be a basket case on the 26th of next month. >> reporter: a's fans have until then before their team leaves oakland for good, giving fans like ste

. >> including one near ucla home to the olympic village. will it really is an opportunity to introduce angelenos and the world to a bill grown-up network of a rail and bus system. >> and security, of course, is going to be top of mind. the mayor, the ceo of metro and various law enforcement agencies have all spent quite a bit of time at the paris 2024 games and say they're going to be implementing a lot of what they learned over there here in la. we're live in hollywood. i'm rachel menitoff. we'll send it back to both of you in studio. all right. sounds like la is the place to be in 2028, thank you, rachel. >> well, take a look at this. american athletes being no welcomed home after competing in paris. this is video of fans and welcoming a sunni lee home to minnesota. she was born and raised in saint paul won a gold with her team in artistic gymnastics and then a bronze, an individual uneven bars and the all around event. of course, this comes as the u.s. olympic officials are appealing. the decision that stripped gymnast jordan chiles of h

>> i came up through ucla's history department as an undergraduate and went to university california riverside for my graduate studies and i fell in love quickly with the way in which we shaped gland which reshape objects and leave materials the culture of our lives and so i've been very fortunate to work as a public servant and i served on state commissions. i mostly work in the nonprofit world and i was running the california historical society in san francisco when the smithsonian came calling which is a very hard call not to take. so i was honored to be in that candidate pool to be the first woman director of the national museum of american history so that h has continued my co-joind love of making history accessible and relevant in our lives. like this conference that as president you have the main themes of the conference and your service that too and is president so this is the conference of the program committee -- committee that i helped create. the overarching theme is are we in service to the community and how do we help committees to make themselves feel like they have ag

there were violent outbursts at ucla. all campuses in the uc system are implementing new rules. the students here won't be the doored by any restrictions juan says. the cause matters that much more. we did get a response from the university of california. they said, "first the university will give the student a warning. then afterward if the behavior continues, they'll be asked to take that mask off." they did say anybody found in violation of the student code of conduct will be written up and have to go through the campus review process. >> thank you. across the bay pro palestinian student activists at san francisco state rallied to announce the university agreed to some of their demands following last semester's encampment on campus. they say sf state will disclose its investments and divest from companies tied to weapons manufacturing for israel's military operations. >> we had some wins, but we'd like to say there's no victory in an ongoing genocide. there's a lot of work to do. i think it's been over ten months since the genocide began. there's a lot of work to do to create

derek alldred never even attended ucla. >> i was shocked, stunned, disgusted. all of these crazy emotions so i immediately reached out to cindi. >> she was always there to be supportive of me. >> reporter: soon, cindi had established a small network of derek's victims. >> we had instant messenger, texts, emails. i would be like welcome to the club. you know. >> you don't want to be in this club, but welcome. >> i was still reeling from the fact we hadn't caught him yet. so i just said i know that this isn't going to help much right now and you are just probably as much in shock as i am. but i'm here to listen. >> reporter: after vanessa, four more women in california reached out to cindi. it was becoming clear to her that derek was moving from woman to woman deftly avoiding the law. >> you didn't realize the can of worms you were opening up. >> no. and the more i found out, the more i was just off. that our justice system wasn't doing anything about it. another victim would pop up and i would call the police in my own city and say you need to charge him. just a

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let's speak to doctor anne rimoin, professor of epidemiology at the ucla fielding school of public healthou for being with us. how alarming do you think this outbreak is? . ~' , ., alarming do you think this outbreak is? . ~' i” ., alarming do you think this outbreak is? ., ~ i. ., ., ., alarming do you think this outbreak is? . ~' i” ., . ., ., is? thank you for having me, got to be here. is? thank you for having me, got to be here- this— is? thank you for having me, got to be here. this outbreak— is? thank you for having me, got to be here. this outbreak is _ is? thank you for having me, got to be here. this outbreak is not - be here. this outbreak is not something thatjust occurred out of the blue. we have seen increasing cases of mpox for the last decade in drc, and now we have reached a point where we are seen very very sharp increase over the last year, seen approximately more than 150% or hundred and 60% increase in cases this time this year versus what we saw by this point last year. some of this could be related to a better surveillance and diagnostics, but the major increases so

the u.s, uc berkeley saw minimal violence, violence and arrests last spring, but the chancellors at ucla, uc irvine and uc san diego called in police to arrest hundreds of students. protesters. in an open letter, president michael drake said in part, quote, while the vast majority of protests held on our campuses are peaceful and nonviolent, some of the activities we saw this past year were not. and the new approach is key to achieving the delicate but essential balance between free speech rights and the need to protect the safety of our community. well, it's a noisy issue in san francisco that we've been following for weeks now. the early morning honking from driverless waymo cars at a san francisco's parking lot has finally stopped, and now the company is working to explain and mend fences. here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. the main camera is actually here. san francisco resident sophia tung has been running a live stream of her waymo parking lot outside her home since july. that's when the company's autonomous cars started waking her and other residents up early each morning as t

i spoke with anne rimoin, a professor at the department of epidemiology at ucla.ic republic of congo. first of all tell us what you saw on your visit. thank you for having me here. i have been working in the democratic republic of the congo since 2002 and working on monkeypox for that length of time. i think that we have seen over time cases continue to rise and in the last few years we have seen a very sharp acceleration of cases which has been quite concerning. these cases are not only in children as we have normally seen this but now we start to see this in adult in high risk populations where we have been previously only seeing these cases last year in men who have sex with men now we see heterosexual spread as well. as we were saying in introduction they are, the virus can spread between animals and people as well and it is often transmitted through skin to skin contact so what measures have been put in place in the drc to try and mitigate spread? being able to mitigate spread of mpox really does require a lot of social mobilisation and giving people the unde

. >> including one near ucla home to the olympic village. will it really is an opportunity to introduce angelenos and the world to a bill grown-up network of a rail and bus system. >> security is obviously top of mind. the mayor, the ceo of metro and various law enforcement agencies have spent quite a bit of time at the paris 2024 games and say they're going to be implementing a lot of what they learned over there here in la reporting in hollywood. i'm rachel menitoff vicki grant back to the studio. all right. thank you, rachel. sands going to be a hot ticket. they're actually no way. can you imagine the prices on those like goodness, yes, >> windy at the top of mount tam today. >> yeah, it's going to stop shaking here a moment, lawrence, of the conditions that were pretty nice. yeah, really nice overall. of course, cooler start out the week. mainly places a blow average. we may warm up tomorrow tomorrow could easily be the warmest day of the week. then we'll see that cooling trend kind of kicking into full gear here. and that will take us i

zelensky also revealed that ucla's incursion. russia's kursk region is part of that plan. the war has seen further escalation ever since the kursk invasion. in the latest attacks upanian drones struck multiple field depots in russia, sparking fires. russia has also intensified its military operations in ukraine. blen deeson is a professor of political science at the university of southeastern norway who joins us from alslaw. we also have don dabar who's an activist and commentator joining us from austrining, new york. i like to welcome you both. and glen deeson, i'll start with you first, if you want to take a look at what has transpired here, maybe you can give us a snapshot, because at this point um, what was the purpose of ukraine's offensive intercursk, um, when they... first of all there's some inconsistencies there, they said we don't want to take over russian territory, but in essence zelansky has said we're going to expand this operation, and then for the for them to come out with i guess some kind of proposal in order to see if there can be an agreement. uh, what'

here at home, uc berkeley saw minimal violence on campus last spring, but the chancellors at ucla, ucd uc san diego called in police to arrest hundreds of protesters. in an open letter, uc president michael drake says in part, while the vast majority of protests held on our campuses are peaceful and nonviolent, some of the activities we saw this past year were not. and the new approach is, quote, key to achieving the delicate but essential balance between free speech rights and the need to protect the safety of our community. we are back in seconds. up next. worried about the water? the concerns about drinking water at schools in oakland, and the breakdown in communication that's left some parents and teachers furious. plus here we go again. waymo on damage control. its driverless cars still honking in the middle of the night. the candid conversation with the waymo exec. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it's active out here in the west served search warrants at homes in san jose and santa clara. inside one home, they found large amounts of stolen mail, as well as postal uniforms,

my colleague carl nasman spoke with anne rimoin, a professor of epidemiology at the ucla fielding schoolho announcing this plan to combat the spread of mpox, what do you make so far of the international response? far of the international re5ponse?_ far of the international response? far of the international resonse? , , _ response? the response by the international— response? the response by the international community - response? the response by the international community to - response? the response by the| international community to date has been very important. first, we had a declaration by the africa cdc declaring a regional emergency, now the who, a public health emergency, which has alerted all these countries to be looking for cases. we have seen a few cases here and there of mpox, in particular sweden. it's a good idea to be able to get in front of it. we should have learned at this point from the outbreak in 2022 that we saw spread around the globe. and from covid—19, an infection anywhere is potentially an infection everywhere. betterto potentially an infection everywhere. be

i came up through ucla's history department as an undergraduate and then went to university of california, riverside, as well as william and mary for my graduate studies. and i fell in love very quickly with the way in which we shaped the land, which we shape objects, which with what we leave, material, that kind of material culture of our lives. and so i've been very fortunate to work as a public servant for two cities. i've served on state commissions. i've mostly worked in the nonprofit world, and i was running the california historical society in san francisco when the smithsonian came calling, which is a very hard call not to take. so i was honored to be in that candidate pool, to be the first woman director of the national museum of american history. and so that really has continued. my my kind of conjoined love of making history accessible and meaningful and relevant in our lives. and like this conference that i as you're as president, you help sculpt the main themes of the conference and your year ends, your service year ends as president with the conference. so this technically i

political scientist and senior fellow at the ucla burkle center for international relations.my colleague, lucy, reminding us all that every day, lives are lost, families are dealing with huge tragedy in gaza. the us says that a ceasefire deal now could prevent a conflict between iran and israel, do you agree with that?— between iran and israel, do you agree with that? well, yes, and no and it's _ agree with that? well, yes, and no and it's more _ agree with that? well, yes, and no and it's more likely - agree with that? well, yes, and no and it's more likely to - no and it's more likely to assist without an that's because iran does not want to because iran does not want to be perceived as a spoiler if a deal is reached and satisfies all part including the us and the mediating countries, each of them with hamas and israel, iran to go ahead and carry out an operation that could possibly disrupt or result in a backstabbing, it's a conflict that would put iran in the worst possible light so under those circumstances, i don't see around carrying out any patella tory action, having