and then i remember one teacher at usc said, "you're probably going to vietnam anyway."ell for me, before i went to film school i was interested in maybe becoming an english major or becoming an anthropology student. i wanted to go to art school and become an illustrator. those were the options that i was playing with. i didn't know very much about film at all. i was interested in photography and it was really out of my interest to become an illustrator. i ended up at usc film school, didn't know anything about it. i thought: this might be interesting. (george lucas) i got in there and within a month i had discovered something that i loved, something that i was very good at. i was learning the techniques of filmmaking and i learned them very fast, in a period of 18 months. i learned about animation, screenwriting, directing, about camera, about editing. a whole range of techniques and i learned it very fast. and i think that was a real advantage because when i got into the film business, i could work as a cameraman, as an editor. i could work as a writer. eventually i be

cal beat usc 15-14 and became bowl eligible with their sixth win of the season. in the meantime, colby parkinson, if i only had you on my fantasy team. stanford hosting oregon state and schooling them tonight. kj costello found them in the second quarter, defender fell down and parkinson, jules and i could have run for this touchdown, 75 yard play and guess what, they hooked up three times in that quarter, four times in the game. parkinson tied a school record with four receiving touchdowns in a game, san jose state, different story for brennan's group, second quarter, gerald brightand off un sparfens forget about 0 yardtol fense, san jose state dropped down. cook hitting his first seven shots, he was everywhere, look at quentin mccormick, he scored 27 points playing the point guard position setting up damien jones who ripped it down. on top 116-100. college basketball, usf men had it at home, charles didn't miss much today, career-high 22, a cakewalk, 93 50 -- 93-50. we'll be back. >>> sponsored locally by jack- in-the-box. burgers are back from america. try the

usc was a school i wanted to go to. to think that -- i had accomplished myself in community college and proving that i can succeed academically, i was being held back. i replied to the email, saying i will go to uc berkeley. fast forward to last fall, i'm applying to graduate school. i'm surprised the universities different ask about criminal history. i got into princeton and chicago didn't ask. other schools did ask. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. are there any more members was public like to speak on this item? public comment is now closed. colleagues we have three amendments if anyone like to speak on this item? >> supervisor ronen: i'm happy to make a motion to accept the amendment. >> supervisor mandelman: let's do that. >> supervisor ronen: then i want to thank you all for coming out and telling your stories and presenting such a compelling case for why this is necessary. i want to thank president cohen's office for taking this on and for pushing it. i love to be able to list it as a co-sponsor. it's phenomen

." >> reporter: a major usc fan, they invited him on the field when they heard his story. >> all rightm, guys. >> reporter: in fact, jake was at their practice the night before he would lose his sight completely. >> everything's gonna be all right, man. >> reporter: but he never gave up hope he'd play. this is jake years later, in high school. >> and as i started thinking, you know, what position could i play that, you know, wouldn't require me to have sight. then i came upon long snapper, >> reporter: in fact, his high school team would help him with signals. >> i clap so he knows the distance that i am. >> so i use that as a directional source. >> and then the left guard taps jake's leg, and it's whenever jake wants to snap at that point. >> reporter: after high school, he would play at his dream school, usc. >> and he did it again. >> reporter: and just this past week, jake walked onto that field one last time, his dad with him. so was his guide dog. >> jake olson. he's all smiles. >> reporter: one more chance for the fans to cheer on that boy with a dream. and so we choose jake ols

last time cal beat usc, 2003. quarterback was aaron rodgers. justin that team as well.railed 7-0, j.t. daniels floated one for the score, 14-0 lead into the half. third quarter, safety gets cal on the board and chase garber finds vic wharton for score. 14-9. still in the third, cal's tre'veon beck is going to pick would have been gone. cal in business and they know it. on that drive garver keeps for first career rushing touchdown. cal with lead, and usc fans can't believe it. bears hold on to win by one. streak is over. bears are bowl eligible. >>> senior night for stanford, cardinal hosted oregon state. final run from home field and kept running. 28 yards into the end zone. love may have had injuries but still nfl moves. 11 carries for 90 yards. 7-0 at this point. oregon tied it but cardinal countered. no but 143 of 166 receiving yards in first half. also four straight catches all for touchdowns, that's number one. stanford rolled 48-17, they win and are now bowl eligible. >>> san diego state not bowl eligible, taking on utah state, jordan love, to bright. over love, j

cal's last win against usc came in 2003. the quarterback of the game, one aaron rodgers.d coach was an assistant on that team. the bears trailed 7-0. that's daniels floating it to vaughn for a 23-yard score. the trojans led 14-0 at the half. third quarter, cal got a safety. then garber finds warton all alone. cal in business, 14-9 the score. still in the third, watch beck. he knows exactly where daniels is going and gets the interception. he is tripped up or he would have been gone. cal is super excited because eywha hi first career rushing touchdown. cal with the lead 15-14. usc fans can't quite believe it. this doesn't happen against the bears. cal wins 15-14, the final. the streak is over. the bears are bowl eligible. saturday night, it was senior night for stanford as they hosted oregon state. love's final run on his home field from the tunnel. he just kept on running, straight to the end zone. this one, 28 yards for the touchdown. he may have had injuries over the past two seasons, but he still has those nfl-quality moves. great cut. he finished with 11 carries for 9

. >> you have the usc are coming r cominga report -- usc up with a report.the s&p 500 wiped out this year's gains in new york. i am shery ahn. joe: haidi: and i am -- haidi: and i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. you are watching "daybreak asia ." first word news with jessica summers in new york. tensions ratchet up with washington accusing beijing of doing little to change its unfair trade practices. robert lighthizer -- related to intellectual property. it says beijing has not changedtally its practices since an earlier report in march. carlos remains the ceo despite his arrest in japan. the chief operations officer is to be interim ceo as renault debates whether to push ahead with the plans to merge renault and nissan. the government says nothing has been found against him in france. >> i can confirm that there is nothing striking in this fiscal situation in france. i cannot give you more details because of fiscal confidentiality, but i can tell you there is nothing in particular to be flagged. to the: no end in sight turmoil for cryptocurrencies with eve

>> sean: rough times for usc. of the teams involved in the playoff picture cheering for the trojans that their game next weekend against notre dame. teven bush smothered for a loss by this fired up cowboy defense. rodarius williams up from the corner with justin phillips as well. >> todd: i think as holly mentioned earlier, the about sanction of pettaway at this point in the game, when you want to run the football, you want to chew some clock, you have got some smaller guys in and the first play of the possession is a negative yardage play. >> sean: only one time-out left for oklahoma state. that could be important. grier fires on target. >> todd: they pushed off and got away with it. >> sean: right in front of the oklahoma state sideline. you saw several of the people on the sideline gesturing for a pushoff by sills. >> todd: but this is the first time i've seen sills fight a.j. green for the football. he's let a.j. green are the better of it. pushed off and got the better of it. >> sean: for 22 yards. third catc

i want to thank usc for their continued partnership. cyber security is an issue of utmost importance of the state level and to our nation's governors. that's why we're committed to raising the importance of this issue and do it in a participate fashion. we put together the resource center on state cyber security, and that is chaired by two governors, governor snyder, and governor edwards, we're grateful to them for bringing representatives here today. we have working with indiana in a long term policy academy, and it's been intense and focused on a couple issues. so ngo will be sticking around afterwards if anyone would like to chat. we're looking forward to this discussion and want to thank everybody here for participating. >>> next i'd like to welcome adam powell, the director of usc's washington programs and project manager of the internet of things. >> thank you, maggie. and welcome to a pre-election cyber security and end of cyber week for -- i'd like to thank our partners, national governor's association and the wilson center, whi

cal's last win against usc came in 2003 and the quarterback of that game was one aaron rodgers. and head coach justin wilcox was the assistant on that team as well. the bears trailed 7-0, and that is us c's tacking on points. the trojans led 14-0 at the half. then cal got a safety to get on the board, and chase gar bers finds vick wharton all alone for the 49-yard score. so cal in business. 14-9 is the score. and now in the third, watch, treveon beck, and he knows right where daniels is going, and he is tripped up or he would have been gone. cal is super excited, because think know that on garbers is going to keep it and get his first rushing touchdown. the usc fans can not quite believe it, because this does not happen against the bears, but yes, it did. the streak is over, and the bears are bowl eligible. >>> saturday night, senior night for stanford as they hosted oregon state. bryce love's final run on the home field from the tunnel, and then he just kept on running straight to the end zone, and this is 28 yards for the touchdown. yeah, maybe he had some injury, but he has t

cal's last win against usc came in 2003. the quarterback of that game, aaron rodgers.nt head coach was an assistant on that team as well. inhe secd te bears ailed 7-0. that's daniels floating it to a -yard score. the trojans led at the half. cal got a safety to get on the board. then garber finds warton all along. cal in business, 14-9 the score. still in the third, watch beck. he knows where daniels is going and gets the interception. he is tripped up or he would have been gone. cal is super excited. they know on that drive, he will keep this one and score. his first career rushing touchdown. cal with the lead, 15-14. usc fans can't believe it. this doesn't happen against the bears. it does. cal wins 15-14. the streak is over. the bears are bowl eligible. saturday night, it was senior night for stanford. they hosted oregon state. love's final run on his home field from the tunnel. he just kept on running. straight to the end zone. this one, 28 yards for the touchdown. he may have had injuries over the past two seasons, but he still has those nfl-quality moves. great c

usc mps will have new budget and higher oil prices. a large backlog of oil waiting to be frack. pipelines in the permian are less than 12 months away. another potential boost, the middle east. it's most active international market. it tried to grow market share and inch towards higher pricing power. is all of this enough for this time to really be different? i recently cut off with jeff miller, the ceo and asked him if investors will rebel, preventing oil companies from increasing, putting a dent in the oil services plan for recovery. we are in aally, depleting industry. a reading that gets used gets consumed. forevernot a sustainable situation for any business. i also think that a strong commodity price and the ability to earn returns at some point is awesome. >> is it a strong commodity price for you? >> i think the range is that $70 looks pretty strong to me. >> part of that is going to be on you guys to try to make e&p a merit -- manufacturing company. it will not be about your base and our discovery. how do we do that? >> i think the tougher or the bigger opportunity is aro

. -- ucla beat usc. the trojans are now 5-6 on the season. >>> they lead colorado out onto the field. it was so cold today that they left the mask on. the former san jose coach, on the hot seat after six straight losses. this is a 61 yard touchdown. they rip off 30 to beat colorado 30-7. and now they lead the south division. >>> the spartans fall to 1-10. they will finish the season at fresno state. >>> both student sections enjoying themselves that despite the cold weather. the crimson up on the fourth quarter. he breaks out of the pack and finds the incident. but the touchdown was called back because he flipped off the defender. he scorretty high on his sats, not a very smart play. a nearly identical run, that left hand stays down by his side. this is the highest scoring game in their history. >>> number for michigan hosting indiana. the indiana court back -- quarterback, for the seven yard touchdown. they lead going into the half, but michigan would take control in the second half. he bills his way in

they improve to 6-4: tonight we'll have moving pictures of cal as they play against usc, stanford against oregon state. oh, how the mighty have fallen with the stanford cardinal >> all right. thank you so much, veteran. >>> we'll be right back. what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. (music throughout) >>> a last update on the campfire burning up in butte county. flames have scorched 156 square miles. they have destroyed more than 6,700 buildings. at least nine people have been killed. containment is at 0% tonight. we're expecting a live briefing from cal fire at 6:00, and we will bring it to you live on kpix 5 news at 6. >> that's it for us at 5. we will see you back here at 6. >> the cbs evening news is next.

ucla beats usc, and the trojans has lost four of five. >>> a familiar face, jim harbaugh and michigan hosting indiana. ramsey connects for a 7-yard touchdown. indiana leads 17-15 into the half, but michigan takes over in the second half. third quarter, higdon barrels into the ends zone as michigan wins 31-20. still cotom, the 49ers -- to come, the 49ers get a week off, but the raiders looking for just their second win of the season. they have a cans against the 2 and 7 cardinals, but they don't have two of their biggest offensive weapons. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> the 49ers have the bye, but the raiders play. they're in line for the number one pick in the upcoming draft, always a silver lining. oakland wasn't able to practice thursday and friday due to the poor air quality. they held walk throughs at an indoor facility. oakland hadn't scored a touchdown since week 8, and tomorrow they'll be without nelson and bryant, their top two receivers. >> i won't make any predictions. i know it's dark right now. it's tough, man, it's tough on ou

cal looks to be usc for the first time. >> the cardinals in action.chool record with 4 touchdowns. was it enough to state? we have the sports wrap next. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome to this saturday nights sports wrap. the warriors coming up off of and loss of the brooklyn nets. the warriors playing without -- damian jones on an impressive lop. cook starting in curry's spot. nothing wrong with kevin durant. the guy was giving most of

skyler: honestly, i just applied through the usc career board.emonis: is that where you went to school? skyler: yeah. i was a 3-year graduate. lemonis: wow. skyler: yeah, so i'm... lemonis: it's not like you've been out of... skyler: i'm 23. i run the office day-to-day. you know, matt is not here most of the time, so... i found the suppliers. lemonis: you do? skyler: yeah. and i think that matt is really overconfident with a lot of his business knowledge, and thinking that he knows what's right always, and so, that, kind of, in combination with charlotte being kind of uncertain of her business knowledge, it puts us in a situation that is, financially, really poor for the company, you know, because we're not profitable every month. lemonis: you have a pretty good head on your shoulders for being out of school for a couple years. skyler: thank you. lemonis: all right. let's go look at the financials. what do you say? skyler: sounds good. lemonis: all right. ♪ okay. skyler: all right. so, this is the cash-flow estimation. here is the profit and loss

the usc and arizona game was postpone oned. saturday's game kicks off at noon instead of 2 on -- postponed. saturday's game kicks off at noon instead of 2:00. >>> nba, no draymond green saturday at the dallas mavericks. nagging toe injury or maybe that's why the double dribble there in houston. steph curry also is out. green, the intriguing story after his beef and one game suspension as the result of verbally hadurant atthe clippers or extra time off. >> after playing 42 was pretty sore the next day. thank god i got suspended. sorrysore, really sore -- sore, really sore. i sat there and iced the whole day, treatment at home. everything happens for a reason. >>> quarterback alexandria buchanon ran across my timeline tonight. the mckinley high school tiger is hawaii's first ever female starting varsity quarterback, great arm, headed tigers to a win and end to a four year losing streak and this is the junior's second year of varsity football. the tigers are 4-5-1. they must be beside themselves. >> nice, good for her. got an arm.

in a letter she wrote to her aunt during her junior year at usc she was working part-time at bullocks wilshire in los angeles she revealed that she always wore pants to work and that many of her coworkers were disappointed because they said they wanted to see her beautiful figure. in dresses. she considered it more professional to wear pants. that becomes a little bit of a metaphor for pat nixon. she went about her work whether it was as a young woman, whether it was a wife and a mother whether it was as first lady quietly and effectively without the need for publicity, always with the intention of truly helping those she was intending to assist. richard nixon in 1952 when he gets his famous -- gives his famous checkers speech. mentions for the first time by a political figure vice presidential candidate but enters for the first time into the popular imagination the idea of clothing and politics when he talks about, as he put it, pats respectable cloth coat. it was meant as a point to be made that they were not wealthy and his wife did not have a unique coat. in doing that he formally

it is a five usc 40 5:30 five, i can read it or you can tell everybody, which ever you prefe prefer.ne who is an official or an employee that has been there for 90 days, whitaker satisfies that legal standard. >> it says, the president is going to point -- or an officer, employee of such an executive agency who served in a position in such agency for not less than 90 days, who meets the criteria, and these fake attorneys almost, are wrong again. but the double standard is obvious. thank you both, we appreciate it. when we come back, here we go again. this is getting more insane. hillary clinton's former advisor says she is going to run again in 2020. jessie versus jessica, whose world? we will find out next, straight ahead. ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free heari

i really don't like the people at usc now that's just pure vandalism of the environment. both schools did agree to one thing- they've canceled the traditional bonfire as the state struggles with deadly wildfires. (pam) still ahead tonight -- the search for the missing continues in the deadly camp fire. we'll have an update on that, plus -- the rising death toll. and -- funeral prayers held for journalist jamal khashoggi in istanbul. (pam) u.s. intelligence officials have concluded ... saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman ordered the killing of saudi writer- jamal khashoggi - a claim the saudi government has denied. funeral prayers were held for journalist jamal khashoggi ... at the fatih mosque in istanbul, although his body was not there. four other funerals were taking place at the same time.saudi prosecutors said thursday, they would seek the death penalty for five people reportedly involved in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. a total of 11 people were charged, the saudi public prosecutor's office said, adding that the five people facing capital punishment w

ucla beat usc. the trojans have lost four 5. they are now 5-6. >>> it was so cold today that they used a mascot instead of the bison. the former san jose state coach reportedly on the hot seat after six straight losses. a 61 yard touchdown. they be colorado. -- maybe to colorado. they lead the south division. >>> nevada boiled senior day in san jose. wseason next saturday at fresno state. >>> harvard and the l at fenway park plane at a neutral site for the first time in 135 years. the fourth quarter the crimson up. he breaks out of the pack and finds the incident. the touchdown was called back because he flipped off the yale defender. so he probably had a good score on his sat and that was not a smart play. he redeems himself later on. and need early -- a nearly identical run and that left hand stay down. they be yale. -- they beat yelp. the high- scoring game in their history. >>> he connects for this seven yard touchdown. indiana leads going into the half. but michigan will take control in the second half of the game. third qu

the bears have won against washington and usc. lost a tight game to number eight washington state.blem is, they have scored 15 or fewer points in those games. the bears feel that they're turning a corner with their program. a victory in the big game is something they would never forget. >> 20 years from now, looking back on this team, whether we're seniors or freshman, i think we feel something special that's starting to show here. but it's not done yet. but yeah, moments like that, those are great moments to look back an. >>> baseball news. the trophies keep piling up for mookie betts, named the american league mvp, hit .346, 30 stolen bases, won a gold glove and led the majors in slugging percentage. that is all. milwaukee brewers outfielder christian yellic won the national league mvp, 29 of 30 first place votes for him. he got traded from florida to milwaukee, and he started slowly but ended the year on a pear, hit .326. those are the types of players that the san francisco giants could use. similar qualities. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 and right here abc 7. u

when she worked at bullocks when she was a junior at usc and she was talking about the job but she said i wear pants and everybody complains because they want to see my legs and i really don't care because i like wearing pants. we are talking in the 1930s katherine hepburn was a public figure. even as a young girl there's a picture in the book she is probably not more than one of those very rare days that she had to enjoy life. sometimes they take the streetcar and then make their way to the beach for a day but this is on the water tower. and the citrus farms you see these girls climb this water tower and somebody else has a brownie and is taking pictures of them and she is not working. she is not in a pair of dirty overalls from working on the farm but she is wearing a pair of pants. she becomes the first first lady to publicly wear pants. she does it very definitively. there are four occasions where she does that. of course at the time it is still a bit controversial. her husband the president tries to discourage women her work at the white house from wearing these. she is not wearing

california completed a survey that suggests prop 6 will fail in a fairly close vote, and a fourth from usc indicates the race is a dead heat. reporting live along 680 in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >>> we still have weather to talk about. >> we do indeed. spencer christian is back with that. >> you may have heard it's sunny and bright. looking at live doppler 7. a nice mild day overnight. we'll have clear skies and cool conditions generally. chilly in the north bay valleys where lows drop into the low 40s. tomorrow looking for highs under sunny skies for mid 60s at the coast, upper 70s and near 80 inland. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have more mild dry days coming our way, although there will be minor cooling beginning on thursday and continuing through the weekend. temperatures bounce back a little bit on monday as we observe veterans day. the week starts off next week much like this week did, sunny, bright, dry, mild. >> all right. >> thanks, spencer. >>> it's easier than ever to get to the polls. how you can still get a free or at least a cheap ride to vote. >>> are you

he worked for years as a professor at usc irvine. published 10 books, including "death by china" and "crouching tiger" for you dealt with economic strength from the perspective of international competition and how that plays out. today's event will give us a good focus on the issue of u.s. economic strength as an element of national power and how we can think about it in terms of broader u.s. strategy. csis has also looked at this question earlier this year. there was a report, meeting the china challenge, put out by a group of us at csis. i was happy to contribute. there are fundamental questions that come out when you think about u.s. economic strength as power,ational and what that means if it is in competition with the economic strategies of other nations. without further ado, i will ask dr. navarro to give his remarks. [applause] thank you, mr. hunter. thanks to the leader of this great institution for the invitation. i have a great fondness for csis for an interesting and peculiar reason. the only time i was ever hear was down

because when general tr usc et meat a very touching speech at the cemetery down there when they opened the thing. and he regretted very much that these people were going to lie where they were killed or in close proximity to it. and the -- this ig came across this thing and found out there were 99 executions and nobody had really done a lot of study on any of this stuff. i got a copy of the book and it was absolutely fascinating. most of them were for rape. there was a story that a whole battalion of black soldiers in sisily was hung because of all the rapes they conducted in sicily. that was proved -- no, not proved. there was a couple of studies on that. i think the ig's were involved. the title intrigued me because it talked about d battery first field. well, d battery first field is still on duty today. had its antiseedents in the -- first battery commander. and today, that still is the only outfit that's on active duty that has been on active duty all these years. it was one other comment i wanted to make on that -- i asked the author have you ever thought about doing a book the p

the bears are in the coliseum tonight and they're looking to defeat the trojans, cal has not beaten uschat's 14 straight losses. both teams are 5-4. cal needs one more win to become bowl eligible. justin wilcox believes it can happen in l.a. >> broken record, but guys practice really hard and meetings are really good. so no different than any other >> we need to play of our best football. i still believe we will. we have to play our best game. we've got to prepare this week like crazy. >> san jos sta taking on utah state, aggies quarterback jordan love threw for 491 yards and five touchdowns. this one, 24 yards to gerald bright. the other love at quarterback, josh love threw two interceptions. this one sets up the aggies with great field position. another touchdown, this one on the ground, goes to -- goes to his right right there. so 29 yards for the score, utah state finished with 804 yards, yes, 804 yards of offense. utah state rolls 62-24, the final. more action ahead. cougars and buffalos, the conferences highest ranked team travels to i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technol

cal is in southern california taking on the usc trojans. i want to take you to the ice now.ly night for the sharks. the blues crewsed to a victory shutting out the sharks 4-0. san jose falls to 8-6 on the young season. >>> getting a first hand look at the warriors soon to be new digs. kevin durant visited the chase center yesterday switching out his jersey for a hard hat. k.d. and warriors' president got a vip tour of the waterfront arena. the chase center is set to open in october of next year. >>> 7:41 we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." a freak accident with their tow truck leads to the death of a city worker, now a whistle-blower steps forward, how he says a local towing company is putting the public safety at risk? we investigate. >>> the poor air quality in the high fire danger continues this weekend. i am breaking down for you all of the red flag warnings and the things you really need to look out for as you head out this weekend. details coming up. stay with us. >>> good morning, bay area. it is 7:43 and, unfortunately, we are waking up with a microclimate

cal bottles usc at the l.a. memorial columns number. you can watch on espn at 7:30.ight the warriors try to come back from the blowout loss. yesterday the dubs got good news on steph curry as groin injury. larry bowl has the details in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everyone opinion the warriors got the best possible news. on steph curry an pri revealed no serious damage but wouldn't be a surprise if he misses a few games with the injury healing up. steph got murat in the third quarter thursday in the buck's surprising win at oracle arena. you see in the circle knew it right away as he came down and grabbed the leg. curry won't play against brooklyn tonight. wrer the war yes, sir pray monday against the clipper tuesday against the hocks. steph will miss the games with quinn caulk starting in his place here is the coach. >> i think the mri was good news basically. so you know this doesn't look like it's going to be a long-term injury. so he is disappointed. but it kfb a lot worse. >> how about the only good thing the sharks can say about the mini road

vote to stay here or go off to usc. kennedy: what should we be doing over there?o lay my cards on the table. i understood the war, i got the war, i supported the war, i went to iraq, i supported that, too. the deal is i've always compared this long war. kennedy: america's longest war. >> unless you count the indian wars, but the goal in the indian wars was to settle oregon. there was a goal line. here -- kennedy: great purchase, by the way. >> and the problem here is the enemy gets to vote and they say no, and there's not one american general who frankly has the bravery to stand up and say, you know what, there are pooches that can't be screwed, this is it. we have a long illustrious history of people that we would be in line with who agreed on their own. we don't want to be -- we've been there longer than the soviets, wanted to beat their record. beat the british or alexander the great. kennedy: what about in terms of pakistan and keeping stability in the region? >> i think the pakistanis are close to -- you're dealing with a president that doesn't trust them, th

mindful that one final business trip can secure a perfect regular season and presumed playoff bid but uscnd spoil the playoff dreams of their long-distance rivals from south bend? on a beautiful evening in los angeles. welcome to saturday ned bar

clinton email case -- you know, it's a crime for ann fbi director or official or agent -- >> sean:en 18 uscminating evidence and make a decision about a case, the clinton case, for political reasons. lindsey graham will investigate that. >> sean: let me ask you this. if it's true, all the reports that there are going to be written answers only on russia, not on any obstruction -- the president can fire anybody he wants. jerry nadler saying he wants to investigate what the president said -- it's meaningless if he said something, didn't do it. is this the beginning of the end if, in fact, there is not going to be a subpoena, written answers are going to be handed in? it sounds the airplane iss heading for a landing, sara. >> it is. every source i've spoken to tonight that mueller is goingdio wrap up this investigation. we are not going to see anything happen to trump. what we might see is some indictments, roger stone, jerome corsi, who is his assistant, one thing that is so important, there was never any evidence -- never, from the very beginning of this investigation by the fbi, that there

when she was a junior at usc, in a letter she wrote to her aunt in new york she was telling her about the job. she said i wear pants and everybody complains because they want to see my legs. but i really don't care. i like wearing pants. you know, we're talking in the 1930s katherine hepburn was wearing pants. even as a young girl, one of the photographs that's shown, and it's a picture we used in the book. when she's not probably more than 14, 15 years old with two of her girlfriends, one of those days, very rare days that she had to enjoy life -- you know, sometimes they'd take the street car and make their way out to the beach for a day. but this is on a water tower. this whole area was rural, the citrus farms and her family had a farm. so you see these three girls who had climbed the water tower and somebody else has a brownie and is taking pictures of them. it's not a day when she's working. she's not in a pair of dirty overalls from working on the farm. but she's wearing a pair of pants. so, you know -- then, of course, i will go into that whole story in the last lecture about h

berkeley coming off wins over usc and washington.s moved back two weeks because of the smoke from the camp fire. a nice early start tomorrow. a new kickoff at memorial stadium. rain or shine, it will be packed. and if you're wondering where my allegiance is -- i have the proper color tie today. go bears. >> the blue and gold. and it will be reynoso everyone better prepare for that. >> for tailgating especially. >>> we know another cal there. >> i need to take this red tie off. >> you are wearing red? i think we hear from a lot of people. >> just take it off. right on the air. >> gold. >> there you go. you are saved. >> i have a goal tie in my locker. 80 westbound as you drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, 28 minutes. there have been no major issues if you are driving through. yesterday we had that wet commute. it's dry and traffic is better today. it may be a little windy but really nothing to worry about, especially compared to yesterday. this is a look at eight 80. if you're driving to the oakland airport, traffi

it is 5 usc 4335, i can read it or you can tell everybody, which ever you prefer. >> the president someonean official or an employee that has been there for 90 days, whitaker satisfies that legal standard. it says, the president is going to point -- or an officer, employee of such an executive agency who served in a position in such agency for not less thar 90 days, who meets the criteria, and these fake news attorneys fake attorneys, almost, wrong again. but the double standard is obvious. thank you both, we appreciate it. when we come back, here we go again. this is getting more insane. hillary clinton's former advisor says she is going to run again in 2020. lljesse versus jessica, whose world? we will find out next, straight ahead. ♪ jessica, whose world? we will find out when my hot water heater failed, she was pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insuranc

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but tonight, we've got usc and cal. we've got sanford and oregon the city in football. >> yeah. we look forward to that. all right. thank you, veteran. >>> coming up in our next half hour, we'll take you live to the fire lines in southern california where the woolsey fire is closing in on the stars in malibu. ident trump is tening to >> i'm chris ms. in malibu, where residents are among the 200,000 people in southern california who remain evacuated from their homes tonight. the latest in a live report coming up. >> and just hours after approving an emergency declaration for california, president trump is threatening to stop sending us disaster aid. america. land of blue jeans. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, ribeye burgers are back, america. try my all-american made with 100% ribeye beef fresh spring mix, and provolone cheese on a potato bun. it's a burger as american as bald eagles. i get it, i'm bald. fast food'

that's what we teach our people at usc, at the schwarzenegger institute.ll people, stop complaining. do something about it. go do everything you can to unseat your congressman or your senator or whatever it is. what do you do rather than just sit in front of the television? it's terrible, everyone is arguing, i don't know what's going on in the world now, everyone is fighting. that's bogus. that doesn't do anything. nor does it solve the problem when you see people on television screaming at each other. >> i agree on both counts and it's probably a good time to offer an admonition to people who are watching that, go out and vote, there's an election. >> vote, but do more than that. democracy is not a spectator sport. you got to go and fight for what you stand for. >> i agree. >> and if you believe that your congressman or your senator or your governor or your assemblyman or whoever it is is not performing well, go out and do something about it. einstein always said that, you know, the more you do the same thing and expect different results, that's insanity

>> because when president obama did it he was going directly contrary to federal statute at 8 usc 1225. he was ordering i.c.e. agents to let go into the country individuals that the federal statute said they had to place into removal proceedings. so you can't use executive power in a way that contravenes and is against federal statute. in contrast, what president trump is talking about doing is something that is not directly contrary to any federal statute. it would be an interpretation of a federal statute, but there's nothing in the federal code that directly refutes or contradicts such a regulation. >> wouldn't it be altering the 14th amendment? isn't that something -- i understand you can agree or disagree with what the meaning of the words of the 14th amendment are, but isn't it something that congress are the ones that have to change? it can't be done by executive order? >> and that is why i said it will undoubtedly go to court. when a president passes a regulation or congress passes a statute and you argue that maybe this isn't consistent with the 14th amendment, you might read

and she headlined an event at usc in columbia.e. 30 plus thousand people showed up. it was the first really big mega rally. that was the moment where even democrats in the south were "wait a minute, maybe we have to take a second look at the sky. maybe he is for real. that was the turning point in that primary. but, after oprah, celebrities don't work. they don't help. just ask and lucrative. she had all the celebrities in 2016. i think, if anything, it annoys people and turn them off. >> harris: despite the example he gave with the obama's and her specific support for them, i think oprah leaves into a political category that many of the celebrities can ever lean i. i think it's what she did for books. if oprah read your book -- and what she did for the auto industry by giving away cars. she has that ability to do that. really, no other celebrity that we have seen. it's kind of disingenuous just to call her a celebrity. she is in a political income too. >> charlie: there are so much good karma about her, that emanates from her. it

and the american board of addiction medicine, former assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at usc. he's widely and affectionately known as dr. drew and presently hosts "midday live" on knbc here in los angeles. let's welcome dr. drew pinsky. and finally, johann hari, author of the "new york times" best-selling book "chasing the scream." his latest book became an instant "new york times" bestseller "lost connections." his work has been featured in the leading periodicals worldwide and made national newspaper journalist of the year by amnesty international twice. let's give it up for johann hari. i'm mo'kelly, host of the mo'kelly show here in los angeles. thanks for coming out. let's get into this, correct me if i'm wrong, i probably have it wrong, there's a legislative aspect to it, there's a political dynamic to this, and there's also a medical portion to all this. dr. drew, let me respectfully start with you. how do you characterize or even put into context the scope of this epidemic? >> oh, it's massive. i have been complaining about it for about 15 years. i found footage of me

and joining us is bob shrum, and senior adviser to al gore and john kerry and now a professor at uscnd former republican congressman david jolly who is no longer affiliated with the republican party. and now, kerry, set the stage for the florida race. >> well, it is an interesting day, and the voters are showing up, but it is not particularly long lines from the north no the panhandle and all of the way down the south florida, because of the early voting and 5.1 million people went out to cast early votes or they did the mail-in ballots and so the traditional lines that we see are not showing up, but understand that those were record number of early voter s a and so the floridians are keenly watching two race, and among those, the governor's race that is going to be coming down to i think turn out, and the reason i say that is that if you are considering what the breakdown is of the parties in the state, we have 39.3% of the registered republicans and 37.2% are d democrats, and figuring that it is a vote along the party lines, that leaves about 26.6% of those who are not affiliated w

. >> it's defrauding the united states government and the people of a fair election, 18 usc 371. have your viewers look it up. and, incidentally, we are not just talking about the russians, we are talking about tax fraud and money laundering, and bank fraud -- >> here we go. >> martha: hold on. you can't -- you are talking about tax fraud and money laundering. i guess you are pointing to the original charges against paul manafort that put them in jail, with regard to its ukrainian connections from a long time before he started working for the president's campaign. is that correct? >> how about the hush money that he paid to all of these women? that is a campaign finance violation. the list goes on and on. you can laugh about it but it reminds me -- >> martha: that case -- at the moment. i think, whenever we have this conversation come i think it's important to step back and say, what exactly are we discussing here. and marc, i know that you follow this for a long time and this will be the question. eventually robert mueller is going to go forward with a report and there is no dou