so there was a landmark lawsuit, white versus university of california where professor tim white and a group of other professors, the university where they work in order to stop the repatriation of human remains. the situation was that in 1976 on the campus of uc san diego. so when they were excavated an area in order to build the home of the chancellor, they found two 9000 year old skeletons. and so a they had made arrangement the university had made arrangements to return these human remains to native american organization and that's when the scientists the professors sued because to them, these human remains scientific specimens they have they have value to science. they need to be studied. and if they are returned to the community, reburied or somehow removed from the sphere of science removed from the lab, we will lose this knowledge. and so this was another where somebody this ancestor is seen by another as a scientific object, an of science. so this this agreement played out in court and it went all the way to the supreme court of california, where the dispute ended of finding

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the universities of california are home to thousands of undocumented students. >> it was difficult for me. >> reporter: this woman is a grad student at uc law sf. she said she has had to overcome countless battles because of her legal status. >> i had to get academic scholarship. >> reporter: that may change after an unprecedented move from -- >> with uncertainty, the only thing that encourages us to keep going is hope. >> reporter: and that's what leo rodriguez said he saw today. he is a dreamer from uc berkeley and a part of the opportunity for all campaign. they have been fighting this change for months. he and others were rallying on wednesday and today he was there for the big announcement. >> to see such an institution respond to the work and the organizing of undocumented students who we are often kind of seeing as powerless and today we were far from powerless. >> in a statement from the uc office of the president leaders wrote "the university is committed to ensuring that all students, regardless of immigration status, can pursue and attain a world-class uc education. this sho

in a statement they said, "the university of california condemns all hate crimes committed against members of our campus communities. we will continue doing everything possible to create as asafe and welcoming university community for all." >> the berkeley that i grew up did not stand for this, and we should not stand for this. >> reporter: neighbors say the house has been targeted before. they say someone recently smashed the windows, prompting university officials to install a fence around the home. a similar-looking house has a sign out front informing would-be vandals that house is not the home of the uc president. >> people think that's the president's house. they're going to start vandalizing that house well. >> reporter: folks in the neighborhood want drake and his family to know they are welcome there and hope whoever is responsible is caught. >> that's a huge task to be the president of a university. just want him to know he's supported. >> i want them know we're happy they're here and we care for them and hope this never happens again. >>> more than six years after the ghostship

the creativity of the university of southern california. in a recently published article , the professor and his colleagues presented surprising findings regarding two independent networks that operate in our brains. the external network of the cat. the physical world around us. what kind of pain is it from where? you know that it hurts and that they say that the foot has a head and to some extent you think that it is for you, this pain and you feel that we sympathize with it . it has a system that does not focus on external activities within this network, but it reaches the activities of lesson 3. so that the interference of the events of the surrounding world is disturbed. when you are paying attention to the issues around you, calm me down, but in your dream , review the situation in your mind when you are driving , think about other things, when something happens or something that needs your attention happens. they give , not your reaction. external infidelity has a negative effect, child they use social technology too much to communicat

let's, as the expert stephen run, those bar calls a degree in history from the university of california, santa barbara, a school teacher. he's also a writer and speaker on matters as a faith culture and education that mr. ramos burger is a member of a teacher advisory board and a home schooling analysts. thank you so much for joining us, steven. thank you, scott. it's going to be here. so how has the perception of homeschooling changed in the last 5 years? i think it's changed quite a bit in the last 5 years, but particularly the last couple years as a result of the pandemic. originally, i think for the last several generations, homeschooling had been sort of propagandized against in the sense that the, the teachers, unions and schools and government officials want the children in the school for the very purposes of indoctrination. and so there was a lot of talk of homeschooling kids being weird or being not socialized. and so there was a pretty heavy stigma. and then as we'll talk about dependent comes along. everyone has to stay at home. and the agenda in the public school is exposed

of california right now. a suspect arrested in a series of brutal stabbings near the university of california campus at davis.racle is on the scene for us in davis. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, wolf, police say that the person they believe is responsible for the stabbing deaths of two people and critically injuring another person is a former uc davis student who was separated from the university just last week. 21-year-old carlos dominguez. officials say he's no longer with the university as of last week due to academic reasons, and that happened two days before the first murder took place. the latest attack happened on monday near campus and left a woman in critical condition, and then just days before, two men were killed at two parks near uc davis on thursday and saturday. now, police say they were able to arrest dominguez because they got 15 calls from people in the community about a suspect, a person who was wearing the same description, the same clothing as the suspect, and when they found him, they say that he had a large knife on him, that they were looking for. here's the police chief, t

interesting to get your take on this, steve j to get your take on this, steve fisher from the university of californiaanalysis on our website, updating all the time on the very latest with regards to the war in ukraine —— steve fish from california, berkeley. let's get some of the day's other news now. the uk prime minister is to consult his ethics adviser today to discuss suella braverman�*s handling of a speeding offence. the bbc has been told that the home secretary sought advice about arranging a private speed awareness course via officials and an aide. a government source denied she broke the ministerial code. president biden is to hold talks with the us house speaker kevin mccarthy today after a phone conversation signalled progress on debt limit negotiations. mr mccarthy said the call has been productive but that the two sides were still apart. we'll have more on this in business. india has issued a heatwave warning for the capital delhi and adjoining areas. the india meteorological department said several parts of delhi recorded maximum temperatures above 45 degrees celsius. it said the extrem

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we are joined by a professor of law with the university of california college of the lawn san francisco. thank you so much for joining us. i know this is a busy time for you, you're at the border right now, you've been going back and forth the shelters, we are hearing that even people who are used to managing this are having some certain about the issue number of asylum-seekers what are you saying, what has been your experience >> thank you, and here the center for gender and referee studies, i just seen people individuals and families, seeking safety, fleeing just unimaginable horrors and threats on their lives, like i would imagine any of us would in order to save her lives. this is now the fourth time we have been on the precipice of ending title 42, including as a result of litigation brought by position and each time we see a slight uptick, we don't imagine is the long-term, in terms of what we might see over -- and title 42 we've seen record levels of individual seeking safety as a result of what is happening in their home countries, over the last several years, title 42 as not ac

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this research was conducted by professors and students of the university of california . based on the legacy of colonialism and racism , medical education has historically been assigned to white students, and this racist structure continues . the legacy left from the past is racial segregation in american hospitals. i think that this issue should be addressed. it seems that efforts are being made for racial minorities in america to not be admitted to medical universities. it is necessary to take measures in this regard to give more respect to these minorities. when i was in medical school, all the students were white, this should not be the case. the article does not support racism in america. in america, it shows that they are very concerned that the education sector has not been able to deal with racism, but they should deal with racism. confront me, i think publishing this article is a brave act of medical students . in this section, it is stated that doctors should treat everyone regardless of age, race, and other issues . what do you think? this is an important issue.

the hard-core punk scene was in full swing when steve, to the university of california santa barbara.nd fans playing live in his living room. from the music to clothes, punk was popular. steve heavy into a subset of the genre called straight edge hard-core. >> some of the ideologies of hard-core is pma, positive mental attitude. just really couldn't think for a kid in the portland, really aligned themselves. >> absolutely. >> reporter: he formed a band with three of his college buddies he met in ceramics class, forming his record label dimock before moving back to los angeles all while trying to live up to his famous father's larger-than-life legacy. rocky aoki, the founder of the japanese restaurant chain benihana. known for his obsession with work, his love of speed on the water and in the air. 1981 he wrote the first balloon to successfully cross the pacific ocean. >> my father's like, living presence and what he has done with culture has definitely shaped me. >> reporter: proving to his dad that he could make it in music became a driving force. he bought some equipment and the res

the professors and students of the university of california conducted this research. in part of this research, it is stated that based on the legacy of colonialism and racism, medical education has historically been given to students. white has become economic prastane continues. what do you think about this article? it shows racism in medical education in america. this is a legacy from the past. we see racial segregation in hospitals . i think this issue should be addressed. america was not accepted in the medical university, it is necessary to take measures in this regard, more respect should be given to these minorities. when i was in the medical university, all the students were white . this situation should not continue. the review article in america does not support this article. it shows the race in america. they are very worried that the education department has not been able to deal with the issue of racism, but you have to deal with racism. i think publishing this article is a brave act. in this part, it is announced that the doctor should treat everyone rega

university of tehran, and many of us are satisfied. now there are about 220, but next year we will have more. new research at the university of california, berkeley, shows that deep sleep acts as a protective factor against memory loss in elderly people with alzheimer's disease, and could lead to new treatments to reduce the consequences. destroyer of language be wise and the basis of this research is that deep sleep can act as a cognitive storage agent and increase flexibility against the protein associated with dementia, and aunt sleep as an interventional aid in the treatment of alzheimer's disease . engineers designed a robot that based on the touch sensor and based on hand gestures, this robot hand is made by researchers of columbia university and combines it with motion learning algorithms to perform advanced inquiry activities. this robot hand, in addition to reaching a new level of agility and skill without any camera works this means that it can do the work of the car in conditions of poor light and in the dark. the researchers designed this robot with five fingers and joints , each of which can be moved independently , and eac

the professors and students of the university of california conducted the research. art of this research, it is stated that based on the legacy of colonialism and racism, medical education has historically been assigned to it is still going on. what do you think about this article ? does it show racism in medical education in the united states? this is a legacy of the past . racial segregation in hospitals in the united states needs to be addressed. medicine was not accepted. it is necessary to take measures in this regard to give more respect to this minority. when i was in medical school , all the students were white. this situation should not continue. this article shows the opinion of racial minorities in america. they are very worried that the education department has not been able to deal with the museum of racism. we have to deal with racism. i think publishing this article is a brave step . they should pay attention to age, race and other issues. what is your opinion? it is an important issue for the natives. the american in me

police are searching for clues in a series of stabbings near the counts of the university of californiaks, described as violent and brazen have left two people dead, and have shaken the community and students now fearing for their safety. cnn's nick watt has more. students ordered to shelter in place overnight as police tried and failed to find the suspect who stabbed a woman, shortly before midnight on the city street. >> we're following a multitude of leads. but as of this point, nobody has been identified. >> this laid back california college town usually sees just one homicide in an entire year. now, 2 within a week. 3 stabbings total. >> it's very obvious that the manner and the brutality of these crimes are very similar. that is concerning to us. at this stage, we can't definitively link them yet. >> thursday morning, david brody was found stabbed to death in a city park. the downtown fixture known for asking passersby to share their thoughts on compassion. >> i saw him june 3rd of 2009. and i've got around 5000 entries, talking about 10,000 people. become known as the compassion

eastern on lectures of history, university of california davis art history professor talks about objects of native american culture in the museum collections as well as repatriation efforts. at 9 p.m. eastern on the presidency, former defense secretary robert gates gives a look behind the scenes of the george w. bush white house with presidential scholars of the university of virginia's miller center who also edited the book 43 inside the george w. bush presidency. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> pentagon press secretary brigadier general pat lighter talked about deploying active-duty u.s. troops to the u.s. mexico border ahead of an expected surge of migrants following the end of pandemic air out restrictions. he also discusses evacuations from sudan, the russia ukraine war and the visit of the philippine president to the u.s.. this is 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. just a few items to pass along at the top and then we'll get right to yo

> and could an arrest be coming in connection with a deadly string of stabbings near the university of california davis? police say they have questioning a person of interest matching the suspect's description. the unidentified person was taken into custody near a park where a 20-year-old student was killed on saturday. last thursday a 50-year-old man was stabbed to death in a different park, and a woman is in critical condition after being stabbed through a tent monday in a homeless encampment. >>> attorneys for the family of tyre nichols say an official autopsy shows he died of brain injuries from blunt force trauma. the 29-year-old died three days after he was brutally beaten by memphis police officers during a january traffic stop. his family was briefly -- was, rather, briefed on the medical examiner's report yesterday. attorneys say the report also showed nichols had a legal amount of alcohol and a trace amount of marijuana in his blood. police had claimed he was high. five fired police officers have been charged with second-degree murder. >>> in what could be a dramatic escalation in the w

he is an assistant professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at the university of california, san mong that population, suicidal ideation or thinking about suicide was wise as i as the general population. why is that? >> it seems like the greatest driver of that is stigma. these kids are constantly being told that they are wrong or less than. those things take a dramatic mental health toll. a lot of these trans kids are dealing with gender dysmorphia. those treatments are harder to access. >> i think it is worth pausing to ask what that is. >> it refers to somebody having a gender identity, their psychological sense of their gender, that is different than their sex assigned at birth. not all trans people have the same experience. there are people who have a different gender identity than their sex assignment at birth and they are ok with their bodies. their other ds who had blockers. >> given the political environment where in, this has become a pawn in political fights for what is that do to young people? >> there was a time when there was not a lot of political attention on trans

>>> right now a manhunt is under way after a third stabbing near the university of california davis campusl this in just a week. this was the crime scene overnight there. authorities now say a female is in critical condition after being stabbed multiple times. last week two other people were stabbed to death. a 50-year-old man at a nearby central park on thursday and a uc davis student at sycamore park on saturday night. police say the suspect is male with long, curly hair around 5'6" to 5'9" tall. at the time he was last seen wearing a black or blue sweatshirt, carrying a brown backpack. police also say, though, it's too early in the investigation to tell if all of these crimes are necessarily connected. sadly, that's not the only manhunt we're following. several are under way across the country as we speak. two escapees from a mississippi jail are still on the run. there were originally four of them. you remember one was caught in texas, another found dead in a burning building after an altercation with police. and in texas, u.s. border control is on the lookout for the man accused of mu

call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> the university of californiaght now after a series of stabbings near the campus, two of them fatal. cnn's nick watt has our report. >> students ordered to shelter in place overnight as police tried and failed to find the suspect who stabbed a woman shortly before midnight on the city's street. >> we're following a multitude of leads, but as of this point nobody has been identified. >> reporter: this laid-back california college town usually sees just one homicide in an entire year. now, two within a week. three stabbings total. >> it's very obvious the manner and the brutality of these crimes are very similar. that is concerning to us. but at this stage we can't definitively link them yet. >> thursday morning david bro was found stabbed to death in a city park, a downtown fixture known for asking passersby to share their thoughts on compassion. >> june 3, 2009, and have got about 5,000 entries and talked about 10,000 people and become known as the cam paugz guy. >> reporter: saturday night a 20-year-old computer

research the professors and students of the university of california did a part of this research that based on the legacy of colonialism and racism, post-historical education has been assigned to white students and this racist structure continues. what do you think about this article ? what is the indication of racism in medical education in america? this is a legacy left in the hospital from the past. in my opinion, this issue should be addressed. it seems that efforts are being made for racial minorities in america to not be admitted to medical universities. it is necessary to take measures in this regard. minority subjects should be given more respect. when i was in medical school, all students were white. this situation should not continue. this article shows the opinion of racial minorities in america . i'm worried, but you have to deal with racism. i think publishing this article is a brave act. i am accepted. in this section , it is stated that doctors should treat everyone regardless of age, race, and other issues. what do you think? this is an important issue for many natives

the university of california system has a list of micro aggressions, racist things that people say and they say it is racist to say colorblind. men give birth? they have inverted moral truths and scientific truths. of course the ideal is to be colorblind. if i know you are black -- ok, i know you're white. do i know anything about you? do i know your character, goodness, passions, interest, your family life? i know nothing about you. i know nothing about you. so how could they be important? your skin color and your shoe color -- your shoe color might tell me more about you than your skin color. there are black dorms on american campuses, there are black graduation exercises where i went, columbia university. that is racism. it is all from the left. and liberals vote for the left. >> let's take some calls for dennis. dan, rancho margherita california, your first up. caller: thank you for taking my call and i want to thank dennis. too often conservative voices are censored. they had a program today called banned books. but i would like him to talk about band people, banned conservatives.

. >>> a 21-year-old man who was a student at the university of california davis until last week has now been charged in connection with a string of deadly stabbings near campus. this video shows police detaining the suspect -- his name is carlos domingez -- near a park where a 20-year-old student was killed on saturday. dominguez is facing two counts of homicide and one count of attempted homicide. police say he had a large knife on him when he was detained. a homeless man and a u.c. davis student were killed. another homeless woman is recovering. police said it's unclear if the suspect knew the victims. >>> three women and a suspected gunman are dead after a series of shootings in south georgia. authorities say a 26-year-old mcdonald's employee was seen on security video fatally shooting the store manager yesterday after asking her to come to the door. tey say the video then shows him stepping inside and taking his own life. he's also suspected of killing his grandmother and mother at their nearby homes earlier in the day. >>> and there are growing calls in new yorty -- for charges to

of retaliation to come. norah? >> charlie d'agata, thank you. >>> tonight a university town in northern california is on edge after n a week. a 20-year-old student at the university of california davis was killed along with a 50-year-old homeless man. on monday, a homeless woman was stabbed through her tent. she is in critical condition while police in davis re searching for the attacker. >>> federal drug agents in new york city showed off the results of an alarming fentanyl bust today. they say a police dog on sunday led them to about 300,000 fentanyl pills hidden inside the gas tank of an suv. this video shows an agent pulling out plastic bags of pills through a hole in the floor. they also seized 11 pounds of fentanyl powder. and keep in mind, just a tiny fraction of a teaspoon can be deadly. authorities think the $5 million stash came from mexico as the vehicle crossed the border multiple times. the driver is in custody. >>> there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." after cooking a delicious chicken cheddar broccoli recipe, you will want to delete all your delivery apps. because nothing beats

determine if the same suspect is involved in three stabbings in less than a week near the university of california davis. a woman sleeping in a homeless encampment is in critical condition after she was stabbed through her tent late monday. last week, a 20-year-old student and a 50-year-old man were stabbed to death in different parks near campus. an overnight shelter-in-place order for the school was lifted just yesterday. >>> a shocking scene in the air as a passenger on a united airlines flight allegedly assaulted a flight attendant before trying to jump from a cabin door. as cleave cleave -- kris van cleave shows us, incidents like this are happening more and moron. >> reporter: dramatic video of a red eye turning into a black eye as a passenger gets fighting mad over a seat assignment, even appearing to throw punches at an airline employee before allegedly trying to make a run for it by opening a cabin door at san francisco's airport late sunday night. >> i was completely terrified. i was right in front of him the whole time. >> reporter: naya jimenez shot this video. >> you see things go vir

california police just announcing that they have arrested a person in connection with serial stabbings, two brutal stabbing deaths and one attempted homicide earlier this week near the campus of the university of california davis last week. the police chief saying that the arrest occurred about an hour ago. police have yet to identify the suspect publicly, but they say they found a large knife in his backpack, one that matches the description of the murder weapon. let's bring in cnn's chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller. john, first of all, we should note, very interesting, the police chief, darren pytel talking about -- and we should mention the names of the victims here, david breaux and karim najim, who were killed, as well as a third individual, a woman. >> kimberly. >> kimberly. the police crediting the public, saying they gave a description of the individual and 15 members of the davis community identified this individual, which seems a remarkably positive result given how many false leads that can usually result in. >> well, i think what we're learning is public engagement plays a giant role in these things. now, part of why we're learning that is because we li

ama: new details, the university of california is developing a plan to allow undocumented students to work on campus. the president of the school says they are committed to making sure work opportunities are available to all students carless of immigration status. the school plans to have a plan in place by december. they will uncover a plan and legal steps. dan: this is a shame. the curtain is closed on the award-winning bay area children's theater. the performing arts organization abruptly ceased operation, stopping all shows and camps because of what is called unsustainable debt. the president says the decision was heartbreaking. the theater was founded in 2004, becoming one of the nation's leading theater companies for young audiences. ama: after the break, an effort to create more housing in won east bay city is being met with opposition from neighbors. we will tell you about the proposed plan and the votes for tonight. dan: a stark warning from the chp. the new statewide campaign to keep people safe that includes some graphic props. abc7news at 5:00 continues right after this. >

and the paper was authored by southern researchers, doctors and students at the university of california, san francisco. and they write, found it on legacies of colonialism and racism. medical education has historically centred white learners and continues to perpetuate structural racism, some black indigenous people of color. people have been socialized to care for the egos of white people to express their emotions only in ways that are palatable to white audiences. and to tread lightly around white fragility it a space without white people, black indigenous people of color. they can bring their wholesale hill from racial trauma together and identify strategies for addressing structural racism. help us understand what this means for education medicine, perhaps broader society. i'm joined now by the author in bioethics. professor author kaplan is with in why use grossman school of medicine in new york city? press a cabinet. it's good to see you again. i just want to let you know in our audience now we reached out to the authors of this article and they declined our offer to come on the p

this is michelle goodwin, law professor at the university of california and i will get your reaction. [video clip] >> in 2021 united supreme court decisively undercut the rule of law when it overturned roe v. wade. in doing so the supreme court unleashed a torrent of unnecessary uncertainty, fear about the future of protections for women held and their rights to life, liberty, and safety. justice thomas's concurring opinion place all privacy rights on a high alert say for interracial marriage, the status enjoyed by the justice himself. for all other privacy rights including marriage equality, access to contraception, freedom from state imposed realization and more, his concurrence remains a cause for series alarm. despite the promise protections articulated by the majority and justice kavanaugh that freedom of travel will be preserved and that is dismantling of ro would return abortion rights to the state, today some legislatures are seeking to dispossess citizens of access to the ballot, whether by enacting provisions making it more difficult to vote or engaging in efforts to rewrite

she's in assisted professor of finance at the hospice school of business at the university of california berkeley. she's also a founding member of the n g o economists for ukraine. it's good to see you again. good to have you back on the program. i know we've talked before about these price caps and there was a lot of skepticism about this and tested oil price cap scheme last year. i mean, has it worked as well as the byte administration claims that have yes, i would definitely say it's bringing results and let's look at the data. right. the price cap on oil was instituted in december, the price gap, i will products follow it in february. and if we take a look at rushes, revenues from energy. those have fallen by 47 percent from the last quarter of 2022 to the 1st quarter of 2023. so on that front, the price cap is definitely achieving the goal because the goal of the price capital was to follow it was to reduce rushes revenue. well also to keep the oil market stable and we see both of those goals being met. so the oil prices on the global markets are going down, the discount on russian