. >>> tonight usc and our employer viacom cbs have created a new scholarship to advance newsroom diversity. it would cover yearly tuition for at least one graduate of historically black colleges and universities to enroll in a masters in journalism program at usc. our cbs this morning co-host made the announcement during the virtual commencement today. >> what is so markable and special about the scholarship is that it demonstrates viacom, cbs and unc's commitment to elevating black excellence, that could be supported by a $1 million endowment. the goal is to help remove the tuition cost barrier that could prevent black and him night from pursuing graduate studies in journalism. >>> it is already cloudy out there. look at the view down 880. it might tough to see but the lights are showing you that the marine layer as the whole is be covered and it will stay gray all night. let me show you what will happen next. we will skip ahead and get into the future cast on this. look at how the clouds are covering pretty much the whole bay area at this point. by the time the morning they will be melti

. >>> usc along with our employer have created a new scholarship to advance newsroom diversity. it will cover yearly tuition costs for at least one graduate of historically black colleges and universities, to enroll in one of the journalism masters programs. cohost gayle king announced that at u.s. the, the virtual commencement. what is so remarkable and special about this scholarship is that it demonstrates viacom, cbs, and usc's commitment to elevating and i like this black excellence. that could be a song. thank you, beyoncc >> the scholarship was supported by a $1 million um for puui seser that may >>> almo br our bay area graduates. a biouout who graduated from uc berkeley collegstudt and her proud family tells us she did it in three years and is debt-free. amazing. congrats. way to go. send a photo of your graduated 2021 grads at cbs.com or attack kpix5 on social media. no professional photos, please. be sure to include their name, city and a little bit about them and you may see them on tv. >>> still ahead, an extra nudge to get rid of your junk. a return of a program tha

kill captured usc t's and their officers so that could be suicidal as well. while they're thinking about it the confederates start taking artillery shells cutting off the fuses and rolling them down the like massive hand grenades. we know this is true and 2014 at the 150th. the park service was cleaning out the ditch for visitors for 150th. and we found one of those shells there cut off. it hadn't exploded. so, you know this happened. these guys don't have long to decide so they decide they'll surrender. the story is that one us ct was killed and that richard you will it saying that. there is brave as any fighters i've seen. let them be take them into prison. and about after the war about 50 of them actually made it home as far as i can tell which is probably not bad. but right now the 18th corps and the 10th corps are stopped. you might wonder oh, where's butler doing all this? you know, this is his attack. this is the main focus of attack. butler is back at new market heights congratulating the usc teas that are there on their work. he tries to come over. p

it is not as good as usc but that seems a little crazy.s on that campus really want this? >> they are focused on total police abolition, they are organized by group of radicals known as a stanford. this is a very vocal, strong minority on campus. participants as you mentioned say insane things like if the police and want to end see a end to bottle, they won't stop with abolishing police, they want to eradicate police off the face of the earth. >> couldn't they just go to minneapolis and see what it is like to even have not as many police or they could go to detroit or baltimore. all these great american cities, we know what happens when there is no police. it sounds like they don't want to be caught committing crimes. would want to know police at this point? >> colleges are where radicals go to test their visions and they spread like wildfire from those institutions. they recently hung a banner saying cops offers. when they say cops offers a minute. they have international ambitions, they are anti-semites as well as allied with palestinian

he went on to have an outstanding career at usc. he was drafted 14th overall by the jets he projects as a guard in the nfl. he will be one of those guys protecting the second overall pick, zach wilson also went to the jets and you want to hear something really cool kylen seen at bishop o'dowd van hollen. he was also drafted. the safety was taken with the 4th pick in the second round by the miami dolphins holland start at oregon but opted out of last season because of covid-19. now we have another quick note and we'll see some video of him in a second. a 3rd player from doubt that program will be playing in the nfl. this guy right here. meanwhile, after he's a linebacker from illinois. he signed with the jets as an undrafted free agent. and i fuller and vera tucker will be reunited. very cool stuff for doubt. 3 players from one team all taking the same draft us. all right. what a crazy coincidence. >> all right. now a bay area native in first round draft pick is proving that anything is possible. if you pursue your dreams. alabama ru

sarah is graduating from usc this weekend with a masters and bio mental studies. she is moving back to san francisco where she has a job at a global environmental consulting firm. she hopes to get a phd in environmental engineering. >> her mom will be happy she's coming back to san francisco. no professional photos, please. include their name, city, and a little bit about them. >>> >>> with canceled plans about the pandemic, and light sufficient most people credit instead of refunds. >> two senators are demanding senators fix the situation. complaints over refunds yrd om 89,520 20. consumer reports say they've seen an increase in complaints about flight vouchers since january. every airlines voucher policy is different. >> the number of flyers is on the rise in passenger levels are below that of 2019. u.s. airlines are losing $100 million per day. >>> a red flag warning for parts of the bay area. we will have one last check of your weather forecast. bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn

. >>> just ahead a usc graduate is making history.r from the university in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 2 system is now covered by medicare. ask your doctor for a prescription. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestyle libre 2 dot u.s. ♪ . >>> there's a sense of pride in the south

. >>> just ahead a usc graduate is making history hear is making history hear from thcalifornia phonesoffers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. . >>> good morning. coming up on gma states and businesses split over how to respond to new cdc guidelines that fully vaccinated americans no longer need to wear a mask in most places. this morning the confusion and the concerns over enforcement. >>> and service restored on the colonial pipeline as states continue to struggle with gas outages. the hack shedding light on america's at risk infrastructure. >>> and a man connected to a missing tiger appearing in court over murder charges. it's all head on gma. >>> there's a sense of pride in the south bay wh

usc has seen record number of deliveries during the pandemic despite nationwide birth trends showing the contrary. glad they are both doing okay. >>> coming up. >> peg in more hot water. the questions being raised. >>> let's take a look outside before we head to break at the city of san francisco from our treasure island camera. it is 4:40 on this friday morning. we will be right back. the town of windsor is asking for a grand jury's help to to us mayor. the town manager sited the quote willful or corrupt misconduct in office. that is the legal threshold a civil grand jury can use to call for a removal trial. he is already facing a recall effort which he blasted in a letter to town residents on wednesday as quote a well funded political take down with no concern for the truth. >>> a surgeon -- surge on wall street. we have those stories and more in today's money watch report. >> the labor department will apt later this morning. yesterday word of a decline in new weekly unemployment claims triggered -- [ indiscernible ] the nasdaq rose 50. the s&p gained 34. new york attorney general

pedro is the dean of the usc school of education and a sociologist whose research focuses on the ways in which schools are influenced by social and economic conditions. he has published over 250 articles and is the author, co-author and editor of 13 books including excellence through equity and unfinished business, closing the achievement gap in our a schools. pedro also began hisis career aa public school teacher and has taught at four college campuses and honestly, gentlemen, i am in aweex of the breadth and productivity of your work. i've written one book and i can't imagine writing 23. quests given all the time you've all spent corresponding over this year i would like you to give one sentence to describe your penpal. pager how would you describe rick? >> provocative. [laughter] that's actually what i like about him. his willingness to kind of say what he thanks. i think not simply for the sake of engaging in but to really look at issues closely and to think about them. that's when he invited me to it join him in the joining of exchange idea. speak that's awesome. so rick how to d

et f like peg, but a little bit of fun and opportunity things like live nation, msg, the fact that usc is publicly traded under edr, when we look at the sell-outs in vegas and we think what sports going to vegas, be aggressive with selling out arenas and whose the first place to take the risk of packing msg, and my vote is usc, so there's things to pick-up out there like that. charles: you know, retail sales came in flat. that was month over month which last month was upgraded so it wasn't a disaster, in fact, brick-and-mortar retailers are among the biggest winners for a long time, macy's was the biggest winner today. gary, even though macro, you still see some issues at the market, are you seeing opportunities within the market that maybe stand out to you right now? >> the number one stock that i saw today, which looks phenomenonal is disney. it kind of got crushed a little bit on the number of additional subscribers at disney plus, you know, here in florida, disney is , it's obviously big business. when they go to fully 100% open, those parks are just going to go crazy. disney plus,

years later, as a usc film student, he reunited the group in their home town to make the movie called lumpia. >> it became somewhat of a cult hit. it's a movie that has a filipino american as our hero. >> reporter: the sequel won the award for best narrative film at the hawaii international film festival. the lumpia films reflect growing up filipino american and even show prejudice from within. >> the bullying, people that came from the philippines and those that are americanized filipinos. >> reporter: riding on lumpia's popularity, the sequel raised $50,000 in crowd funding. hollywood star danny trejo joined the acting team. francis, a partner at a c.p.a. firm, say production's come a long way from the home movie days. >> now we have a script. >> deep fried universe is what they're calling it now. >> reporter: they even created lumpia comic books. the 200-plus member cast and crew are all part-time film makers who are opening up new doors of opportunity for asian americans. >> now more than ever, it's important for our stories to be [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the popularity of t

and now, just over 33,000 a day coliseum, as usc graduates fill the field. it's the first commencement there in 71 years. 14 ceremonies over seven days and 36,000 diplomas for the class of 2020 and 2021. >>> dr. whitney -- >> reporter: whitney and michael are classmates, front line workers and pharmacy graduates. >> it's a great feeling. >> reporter: it's a historical moment for whitney, who's parents immigrate friday nigeria and are both nurses. >> for them to see their daughter in america doing great things walking across the stage will mean a lot to them. >> reporter: about 1500 graduates plus their guests will be here and the celebrations will continue with twice a day ceremonies all the way through friday. >> all right, reporting with your mask. the "cbs overnight news" will be ght ba. you'd never want leftover food residue on your surfaces. but that's what you could be doing with a used dishcloth. so, switch to bounty for a more hygienic clean. unlike used dishcloths that can redistribute residue, bounty keeps your surfaces cleaner. bounty, the quicker

s coliseum as usc graduates filled the field.t's the first commencement there in 71 years. 14 ceremonies over seven days and 36,000 diplomas for the class of 2020 and 2021. about 1,500 graduates plus guests will be here, and the celebrations will continue with twice-a-day ceremonies through friday. lilia luciano, cbs news, los angeles. >>> more than 1,000 people are out of their homes under mandatory evacuation orders this morning as an out-of-control wildfire burns just west of los angeles. the palisades fire has scorched more than 1,300 acres since last february. rather, last friday. it hasn't damaged any buildings, and no injuries have been reported. the region has seen very little rain, and crews are relying on airdrops to fight the flames. >> the biggest challenge right now is the terrain it's in.ery e d heuicreateire >> like it had time bombs ready to explode in flames, and they -- it happened. >> the cause of the fire has been deemed suspicious. arson investigators detained and released one person. they questioned a second

former calamus basketball coach lindsay gottlieb is returning to the pac-12 as the new head coach at uscrkeley for the nba in 2019, spent the last two seasons as an assistant with the cavaliers. chris name the major league soccer's player of the week. came out, scored twice in the second half. to lead san jose in salt lake pride friday night. they won three straight games. and he is coming back to the nfl. jacksonville assigning the former quarterback to play tight end. he has been out of the league since 2015, hasn't played in the game since 2012. new coach coached him at florida. don't forget, he played five or six years with the mat in the minor-league system. he just retired from base all back in the nfl. >> it is never played tight end. got to be interesting. >> good point. >>> one let's check on that breaking news at a san rafael this afternoon, the picture tells the story, crews made good progress on the grass fire, 5 to 7 acres burned, you can see now too little bit of smoke coming up off the scorched earth there. this was near koerner and francisco boulevard, not far from the ta

still breezy but this is lily and most dogs hate bathtime but lily doesn't mind and i think it is the usc hat there. temperatures dropping off as we head through the evening and it will dry in a hurry with breezy conditions and temperatures will end up in the mid to upper 40s by the morning and some spots remaining around 50 but the cooler we get the more humidity goes up and that is a good. around the bay low to mid 60s with a mix of upper 60s and low 70s inland but tomorrow still below normal for one more day and we gradually warm-up as we head through the weekend with warmer than average temperatures back in place the first half of next week. >>> coming up in sports, who runs the nba anyway? steph curry or lebron james? >> if you look at my career. >> reporter: play in performance for the ages. >> people came up to >>> about 35 minutes from now, the warriors and lakers in the play in the game and sure to be a blockbuster, but did u aihis legacy has not been dst? tarnished just because of a few flops against the warriors. >> i guess if you look at my career like the godfather trilogy. >

offensive lineman jaylon moore, oregon safety re nor, reigning pac-12 defensive player of the year, usc safety and louisiana running back elijah mitchell. the second9e drafted th wel thie t running ofhetuckerby in front of a little over 50,000 fans at churchill downs. medina spirit, who went off with 12:1 odds wins a four-horse sprint to the finish by fourth derby win for the jockey and the seventh win for bob baffert. >>> and the battle in the nl west heats up as the giants bats struggled down in san jack, toss me the frisbee. i can do you one better... with cheddar. everything's better with cheddar. like my new cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches with cheddar baked right in. only at jack in the box. this california family is on the job helping our state's recovery. you see by keeping their vacation in california they're supporting our local businesses and communities. so you could say every juice box enjoyed on our beaches is also bringing nourishment to our state's economy. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel respo

as faster than new construction and requiring a lot less money roughly about 50% of building new but uscor gary painter who focuses on homelessness policy strikes. a note of caution as the economy improves and travel picks up. we don't know the extent to which hotel and motel operators are going to be willing to sell as they were in the middle of the pandemic. we should have a plan b. a lee county hunky properties become permanent housing with supportive services next year. right now most provide temporary shelter folks will be able to stay here until there's another. >> permanent housing opportunity in the meantime, laura morales is planning a return to work and has reunited with her 14 year-old son. i'm glad my sins forgiven me. and just as a lot of my students and counselors helping brian griffin get into truck driving school now is focusing on these goals. get out of here. get on my feet. >> you back, you know, like i've been given an opportunity to start over in baldwin park. i'm lauren lyster. ktla. 5 news. >> now to a story just outside of turlock warehouse fire killed a father an

they've been holding in-person socially distance ceremonies over the next 7 days usc will host a totalf 14 different graduation ceremonies and they will all be live streamed. it is the first time since 1950 a ceremony has been hosted at the los angeles memorial coliseum. >> still ahead, a father got terrifying call from a scammer who convinced him. his daughter had been kidnapped. how he managed to get help from a bank teller. >> and friday night looking for the weekend. if you're looking for something to do. looking for something to do. we may have some i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed...

guard jalen more out of western michigan cornerback dim dee amador lynn or nicknamed demo from oregon uscy. colin noah to fonda and former louisiana raging cajun running back elijah mitchell eight players over the last three days, including of course, quarterback trey lance, we have an epic kick to show you courtesy of former florida gator kicker evan mcpherson, who was just drafted by the cincinnati bengals. you gotta look closely, but mcpherson kicks it from the 20 yard line up into the stands, knocks the cap off the water bottle, andre and christina. i don't know about you guys. that is amazing. about you guys. that is amazing. that idid you remember to give x and luke their lunch money? ma'am, yes, ma'am. what about the electrician? did you give him a check? he's an electrician-- he'll charge us. [sighs] i'm gonna be late for work, shecky. yes, i paid him. happy valentine's, by the way. - mm, no. - mm. claire: gross and sweaty from running. [sighs] so [groans] for later tonight, you thinking what i'm thinking, valentine? i believe i am. phil: every valentine's day, claire and i look f

>> one of the things i have done at usc is watch the initiative called the democracy project. so what do we do? what we settled on but it's an open course and we will focus the first on immigration. the history of immigration and different perspectives and offer a parallel course on how to teach controversial subjects in the classroom. because if we are a nation of immigrants and we cannot have an intelligent conversation what should our approach be to immigration we are in trouble because the country cannot survive otherwise. and i know there are kids that are ready and willing to grapple with that in a way that will help them. i actually asked rick to be an advisor i will be following up with him soon. >> it is interesting. civics have been a passion of mine forever. it's interesting i remember in 2014 the election and a huge issue but it seemed to be a huge issue for many of the people that i know in this work because the purpose of civic education and 2016 was to make sure that people don't vote republican. after all 201640 percent of democrats that it was not free and fai

schools are low risk environment and everyone agrees with that it is surprising to see weingarten and the uscomo said our state is at 0.8, positive or rate, 0.6. i just hope we are listening to science, the mayor and randy are talking to doctors and following science. >> with mask restrictions listening or in some areas going away completely it kind of makes you scratch your head why the kids have to wear them when as information and science shows while kids can be susceptible to covid 19, not nearly as much of a risk for kids especially young kids as we've seen in adults. >> that is right. we do see what mitigation factors we have in place. we have a line of defense with respect to vaccines and our teachers and staff have been prioritized for that so that's a huge line of defense when you have masks on top of that, 12 and under especially primarily with the young children, transmissibility is very low at that age, they are not vectors for disease as we once thought they were. >> that is what the scientist telling us at this point. all 3 of you on screen raise your hands, who has told their k

to no one's surprise joy reed had a measured response to nicole hannah jones being denied tenure at usc>> a clear eyed factual understanding of our history. it is a war against press freedoms too. the 6019 project means different things to different people. for some including myself it is a phenomenal piece of journalism challenging us to refrain us history, the idea that someone wouldn't get tenure is on its face ridiculous. laura: there is a war on press freedom too, denial of tenure to this woman? >> we covered a lot of the daily caller and that fox news was all the inaccuracies that have taken place supporting the central thesis had to be retracted by the new york times. this is a country that was founded on slavery the revolution was fought for slavery. this is a person who has 5 academic freedom, rooted for riots, taken credit for the rights that destroyed our country, killed a dozen people, ruined an unbelievable amount of lives over the past year. the snack academic freedom, she is a fan of violence, she's a racist, a product was fired. >> the vaccine push and is the dating real

usc last saturday in jacksonville the first full capacity indoor sporting event since covid.ther we start bragging. [laughter] texas hostedas the first 100 percent capacity major league baseball game with the texas rangers outdoors. >> ten days ago yankee stadium had 10400 people add a baseball game we all work hard to make sure youth sports happen we had kids moving from other states to florida they were not allowed to play in florida or michigan so they want to play football or something so the amount of opportunity for these lockdown states is devastating. >> some were baseball 95 percent of the teams that started we did it safely and responsibly w now we have people moving to iowa to play. [laughter] >> the biden administration is so out of touch. >> we want everybody to play sports again. we were doing that last summer.r >> we were doing that last year also. they are completely out of touch what is going on in our state he doesn't know what's going on that he should talk to governors more often to find out what's going on in the middle part of the country outside of his

earlier on the show we showed you that usc fighter who couldn't get a total of are his wife and he wentflight. great idea. we just laughed about it. it was just a joke. as i got closer to the fight, i'm going to call him out, why not? it has been frustrating, i've waited over 6 months. >> you heard his call out to elon musk after winning that fight. all you do to get your tesla early, crack some bones. he ordered a new car for his pregnant wife six months ago but has yet to receive it. musk got the call and he said he woke up sunday morning to text messages from multiple tesla dealerships asking him to return their call so he got his car. ask and you shall receive. stuart: the occasional intervention by musk is quite valid. >> to earn the car early is not easy to win a usc fight. you want to get in the cage? stuart: no, thank you very much indeed. something on the prompter, i'm going to read it but have no clue what it is about. i believe it you. everyone wants those blue checkmarks on twitter. what is that? >> you are in those blue checkmarks on twitter and that means they verify you a

san francisco drafted a usc safety in the fifth run.ast season he was an all- american and paxil defensive player of the year. he led the conference with 4 interceptions in seven games.>> three other selections on saturday. the first was an offensive lineman from western michigan. before that they took another pac-12 safety out of oregon. san francisco used their final pick on louisiana running back elijah mitchell. the second 49ers back drafted this week. the most notable pick the third overall pick on thursday. he will be the heir apparent to jimmy garoppolo. even though lance is here to take his job the veteran has already reached out to the rookie. >> he was here today. he told us the first text he got was from jimmy g. that is pretty special. >> he is taking it as a business approach. i think he is excited right now just talking to him. he is ready to get back to being healthy. i know he is ready to compete. >> the raiders had three pigs on a saturday. selecting in missouri safety in the fifth-round. a pittsburgh center. the raider

using them and respecting the survivor community i was surprised when i went to the video testimony at uscthe end of the testimonies if you look at the notes with the family photographs at the end in a tribute to the survivors to restore their lives, very often during the interviews the survivors will hold up and atrocity photo sometimes it's the same photo it's been reproduced so many times they hold it up and put in front of the camera sometimes the interviewer in the nineties will look away and the survivor says look at this. this is what happened to us. don't forget. it is an interesting discussion. who is speaking on behalf of who and what is appropriate? i don't have an answer. my book is i think they should be handled with care in deeply research because there are stories to be told they are shocking and upsetting that it is the reality of the holocaust and what happened. >> absolutely but you could agree you are fighting for history and memory. the most important thing is we remember and not forget. want to give you the final word thank you so much for pursuing this history because

required support of a senator filed an ethics complaint against me for following the law under three usc code 15, the act which she herself failed at in 2016. 33 of my democratic colleagues wildly speculated that republican members of congress gave reconnaissance tours offering no proof whatsoever. i've repeatedly asked for footage, which could contain exculpatory actions regarding outrageous allegations against members of congress. mr. rosen, wouldn't you agree with the security footage of a public building of public officials paid for by public taxpayers should be provided to public defenders? >> conessman, i'm going to have to refer to my opening remarks again. there are certain limitations. >> believehe american public should see that footage. madam chairman, i and the american people commend you for holdinthis hearing. if my democratic colleagues want the truth, they'd in me in demanding this footage. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. i recognize the gentle woman from theistrict of columbia ms. norton. you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, madam c

long siege which ended on september 7th 1863 the soldiers depicted in glory were more like the average usc t unit like the 23rd. they're going to be mostly a mixture of enslaved men some freed men and some men who were already free. in the movie lincoln one of the first things you'll see it showed lincoln talking with two us ct soldiers. one was an older gentleman was a former slave. and he talked about the battle of jenkins ferry on april 30th 1864 he talked about how. they made sure that there were no confederates left alive. and that's because they were retaliating for the atrocities of the confederates when they murdered the prisoners taking their poison spring and mark's mill. and few battles you do have us ct retaliating for those atrocities and you'll have confederates during the same thing. that's part of the civil war history. there's rarely discussed. i can remember all through school. they're telling me that the united states civil war was a civil war you didn't have as much violence and atrocities as you would see in other wars and since i've become a historian i can tell you t

he works at usc and the 200 plus cast and crew are part time film makers opening up new doors of opportunities for asian americans. >> now more than ever it is important for stories to be made and seen. >> that's why we can't do it alone. >> reporter: the popularity of the movies shows audiences are hungry for their stories. >> we should mention lisa is one of our production assistants and is a producer on the movies. each movie took seven years to make. at noon some cast and crew will be at newport mall in newark to sign the newest comic based on the movies. >>> today, monterey bay aquarium is reopening. the aquarium is welcoming back visitors after being shut down for 13 months. online reservations are required and for now the aquarium will be open thursday through monday. the plan is to reopen seven days a week after memorial day. >>> we've got a little bit light rain this morning. i have to stress it is a little bit of light rain. it's misting on several of the lenses in the heart of the city. it's been enough that several rain gauges have recorded about .01 of an inch of rain. we'll start

seriousness, i met this woman, came through the line the other day and she had a trojans mask from usc and i said, did you go out there, the communications poll, she got a job in public relations and she still to this day has not been able to get new jersey unemployment office to call her back so that is a problem we were dealing with if you recall a year ago, even more so, 14 months ago, a state like new jersey still hasn't figured that out, she said i desperately want to work. she wants to get back to it, have something to do, so let's just hope that anybody who wants to get a job and get back to work, they can do that too. >> greg: the new jersey unemployment office is hiring, that is why no one is picking up. jessie, you just had a child. of course, we haven't heard enough about that. so you probably would love this extra week off to spend time at home with jesse jr. while jesse jr. tells you the importance of climate change and the effects of carbon emissions on our future. >> jesse: at first i was going to trash "the times" and then i remembered they might review my book so now i

required support of a senator filed an ethics complaint against me for following the law under three usc code 15, the act which she herself failed at in 2016. 33 of my democratic colleagues wildly speculated that republican members of congress gave reconnaissance tours offering no proof whatsoever. i've repeatedly asked for footage, which could contain

and usc last saturday in jacksonville, the first full capacity indoor sporting event since covid hit. we hosted that. >> hold a second. >> laura: we'll be okay. >> when governors get together, we start bragging. >> laura: here we go. >> texas hosted the first 100% capacity major league baseball game with the texas rangers outdoors. >> laura: okay. anyone want to -- this is a one upmanship here. >> i'd like to jump in. ten days ago, yankee stadium, they had 10,400 people at a baseball game. >> laura: that's not a baseball game. >> mississippi state around ole miss, we had 13,300 at a college baseball game. >> these events are awesome. we worked hard to make sure youth sports happened. we did that last summer. if you look, we had kids moving from other states to florida because they weren't allowed to play in california, michigan. they're coming to high school here to be able to play football or something. so the amount of opportunities that was taken away from these kids and these lockdown states has devastating consequences. >> we did the same thing summer baseball, summer softball. 9

he hired him again as the usc protocol lloyd hand. thank you for being with us. thank you for having me. let's talk about about living in the white house lynda johnson robbed you were 20 years old when your parents moved into the white house at the time you were happily a student at the university of texas. why did you decide that to leave all that and move in with your folks? well as lucy knows i did it reluctantly. i did not want to give up my independence and and i loved being in austin. i think everybody who's ever lived in austin wants to go back to austin. but my parents tried to get me to do it and they said oh, we really need you. you know, you're going to be able to to substitute for mother when she's not able to be somewhere and you'll get to see all this history right in front of you and i was a history student. so they played my my interests and my mother said now, i think you should keep a diary it's a very good discipline. so anyway, i came up. and i did get to substitute for mother when we had events and i did have the great. pleasure of getting to

sarah's graduating at usc with a masters in environmental studies. is moving back to san francisco where she landed a job at a global environmental consulting firm. >>> send a photo of your grad to grad that cbs.com no professional photos please, be sure to include their name, city and you may see them on tv >>> oh weeks after campuses reopen, how the health reaming on cbsn bay area. n >>> i suspect just made a run for it, getting out of a burning of a stolen u-haul. the latest is next. >>> water bills are soon going up in the east bay. a live report from oakland. >>> beating food insecurity, we talked to susan from the food bank, as they've been able to serve 75,000 people per week. plus, we hear from filmmaker chris soriano about his new film zeu this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. because small business owners have enough on their hands. so go with three an

at number 172, they chose diavadore lenore, a cornerback from oregon and added safety tela noah from usc0th pick. their final selection running back elijah mitchell from louisiana in the sixth round. >> we got better. during the draft process i feel strongly about that. i think it was tougher because of all the challenges that this year presented. i'm ready to go on vacation and leave kyle here to run the team. >> to the diamond the first place giants in san diego to take on the padres, bottom one, manny machado smashes a three-run homer. good news, san francisco remains a half game ahead of san diego and the dodgers in the nl west. >> the series? down the left field line. toward the corner and that -- >> mark cana with a solo home run in the seventh. it wasn't enough. the orioles double on the a's. the sharks in colorado to take on the avs. first goal in three games against colorado but the lead didn't last long. colorado is off three straight goals the avs beat the sharks 4-3. the quakes taking on d.c. united. eduardo lopez gets the quakes on the board with the goal. san jose wins it 4

. >>> just ahead a usc graduate is making history. is making history. hear from the un dignity.t demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to happen. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demands it. ♪ ♪ it's the memorial day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, plus 0 % interest for 36 months. ends monday . >>> there's a sense of pride in the south bay for a high school is home to three of the top preforming students in the the seniors have been named presidential scholars for 2021. the principal is beaming with excitement. >> it's an incredible accomplishment and honor. so for us to have three in one year and six since 2008, is incredi

loughlin pled guilty to paying $500,000 to get her daughters into usc by falsely passing them off as crew team members. she was released from a prison in dublin after serving two months. >>> up next at 6:30, from gym owner to olympic medal hopeful. the bay area man ready to lift his way back to competition in tokyo. >>> a return to normal. >> i'm super grateful that we got to where we are now. >> more than one year and a long list of rules later, local restaurants are breathing a big sigh of relief now that california's top doctor has clearly outlined what life will look like come june 15th. it's the memorial day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, plus free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast bus

after earn ago degree at usc, she went to work in finance and later started her own clothing retail businessim started when she met congressman ed royce. she spent 20 years at director of asian affairs and ran for the california assembly in 2014 and then the u.s. congress in 2018. she lost that race but finally won her seat last year. representative michael mccall says he knew kim was meant to run for public office and a great representative for the gop. >> she's a great diplomat. the star quarterback. >> kim is up for re-election next year and has every intention to keep her sit. >> i'm here, sitting down. my butt will be glued to the chair a long time. >> a lot of personality and a lot of energy. she sits on three congressional committees and raising four kids. i asked her if she sleeps. she said she wishes through were 26 hours in a day. next week we'll look at the achievements and the trails blazed by labor secretary elaine chao. charles? >> charles: great stuff. thanks. so much. breaking news for you, folks. this just in. virginia democratic governor ralph northam just ending the mask m

that is it 18 usc second 1001, you can't make false material statements or omissions with any matterrpreted broadly. that is one thing. that didn't surprise me. elizabeth: you mean on nursing home deaths, i'm sorry you mean on the nursing home death. >> right. exactly. where they fudged the numbers. but now looking at this, it is really when you think about it a political scandal. you have to think for a minute what is the federal statute? well there is a federal statute they may be apparently looking at. 18 u.s. code 666 we referred to it and joke as the mark of the beast in the u.s. attorney's office when i was there and it's a very broad statute misapplication of state funds where the state is using federal funds and federal help. using that is reserved for bribes or gratuities given or asked for by state officials. you have got to think why are they looking at that in connection with that. all i can think of, i have no inside knowledge or anything like that, all i can think of according to one of the stories they were asking for political support from people in the state senate,

. >> but usc professor gary painter who focuses on homelessness policy strikes. caution as the economy improves and travel picks up. we don't know the extent to which hotel and motel operators are going to be willing to sell as they were in the middle of the pandemic. we should have a plan b. a lee county home key properties become permanent housing with supportive services next year. right now most provide temporary shelter folks will be able to stay here until there's another. >> permanent housing opportunity in the meantime, laura morales is planning a return to work and has reunited with her 14 year-old son. i'm glad that my sins forgiven me. and just as a lot of my students and counselors helping brian griffin get int truck driving school now is focusing on these goals. get out of here. get on my feet. >> you and give back, you know, like i've been given an opportunity to start over in baldwin park. i'm lauren lyster. >> well happening this week. california workers will know more about what things will look like when they return to the office. cal osha's boa

so we are working with bud light to donate 5,000 tickets to major sporting events to the lac/usc medicaln. to get those brave women and men back out in the sun when it's safe, and one of them will get two tickets to super bowl lvi, which happening right here in l.a. at sofi stadium. so put those jigsaw puzzles away back in the closet, light your sweat pants on fire, because it's time to go outside again. you can learn more here at bud light summer stimmy.com. thanks to bud light for kick starting the best summer ever for our hardworking heroes. thank you bud light. you know our first guest's face from his emmy-winning work on the show "will & grace," and you know his voice from not one but two podcasts, the very popular "smartless," with jason bateman and will arnett, and now his new one, "hypochondriactor." it premieres on wednesday. please welcome sean hayes. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. how are you? how are you doing? >> good. wow. how is everybody? how is it working at this show? [ cheering ] >> jimmy: we have fun. we have a good group. >> you guys all have

as faster than new construction and requiring a lot less money roughly about 50% of building new but uscrofessor gary painter who focuses on homelessness policy strikes. a note of caution as the economy improves and travel picks up. we don't know the extent to which hotel and motel operators are going to be willing to sell as they were in the middle of the pandemic. we should have a plan b. a lee county hunky properties become permanent housing with supportive services next year. right now most provide temporary shelter folks will be able to stay here until there's another. >> permanent housing opportunity in the meantime, laura morales is planning a return to work and has reunited with her 14 year-old son. i'm glad that my sins forgiven me. and just as a lot of my students and counselors helping brian griffin get into truck driving school now is focusing on these goals. get out of here. get on my feet. >> you and give back, you know, like i've been given an opportunity to start over in baldwin park. i'm lauren lyster. ktla. 5 news. >> 6.22. is the time. and coming up here on the kron 00

there's a federal statute. 18 usc seven -- section 17.t a crime to threaten, can, outdoor critically injured someone an interstate commerce. that would be appropriate to forget who sent that threat so people can be investigated. find out if they have the means to actually kill you. there is a legitimate means for that when there is some evidence of a threat in communication. >> but there is no indication -- i mean, this was trolling and not threatening. we have some exchanges that appear to throw -- show that they were contending it was a threat. there doesn't seem to be anything threatening. is this an appropriate use is the second question? >> yes. that would has the twitter lawyer to file this and squash the subpoena. it appeared that this subpoena was trying to criminalize free speech. it looked at this accountancy if there was anything that was threatening about it. it said, there is not. it looks like just a lot of mockery of denim -- devin eunice. a lot of things about his politics, ridiculing him. there's nothing that they found t