usc 45, fresno state 17. lincoln riley 3-0 to start his usc tenure. >> mark: nice move by him knowing what jake haener means to this program and a quarterback that he respects. >> noah: he gave us a whole lot of praise for haener on thes field. let's take look at the play of the game. that young man right there, caleb williams. he was stupendous to say the least. four touch lea t daven downs, 283 yards. >>ark: he used his legs, made great decisions in the rpo game by the scary thing for this unit is they can still improve on a ton of stuff. oregon state the next test on the road. jonathan smith and company with a big win against montana state. >> noah: you have to imagine the rest of the pac-12 and the rest of the country is looking at this usc team and saying oh, boy. we've got our hands full. we'll be back to wrap it all up when we return from the coliseum. o help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize your ho

usc is led by this and be stanford.ears were in attendance, jack plummer, connecting with fresno native jeremiah hunter. that was set up, cal's first touchdown. dies in for the score and the second touchdown of the day. 14-0. d the past is incomplete. they will travel to winless notre dame next week. 70,000 strong, brennan squad, he gets his chance early. picking off tj finley twice in the first quarter. that is jace williams, they cannot capitalize. he punches it in. 10-seven spartans. what a name that was. spartans had their chances but they fall. they host western michigan on saturday. giants and cubs front regulate, looking to snap a five-game losing streak. 2-1, giants. two run shot to left. he is the 11th in the season. five-game slide, same two teams later tonight on espn. a's hosting the white sox, the fan catching a foul ball in his hat. caught by a three run shot by a former a, martinez had seven earned runs. 80's lose 10-2 -- a's lose 10-2. >> let us check in with francis. a good day for baseball? >> we have

usc wins it going away. 41 to 28 usc now now stanford, one and one. don't look now. justin wilcox has himself a quarterback. no score in the first jack plummer driving the bears 70 yards in 6 plays j. not they're running it in from the 2, 7, nothing cal plumber finishing the day. 28 of 39 to 78 in the air. touchdown pass here to act. hi. flies into the end zone. 7 yards and the score. had 2 touchdowns today. 68 total yards. 14 zip bears. they held off the unlv running rebels 20 to 14 and they start their season with 2 wins 0 losses. the forty-niners have landed in chicago with one question in mind, will george kittle play tomorrow? kittle hasn't been on the field since monday because of a groin injury and sources are now saying that kittle will not suit up because of the rain and bad weather that is expected for tomorrow's game. it will still probably be a game time decision. but as for now, it looks like it will. he's going to be riding the pine against the bears. let's go to some baseball action. can you tell which one of these fans at wrigley just -% seems a littl

about dad he's proud but usc with five touchdowns on all five.alf possessions travis die is in usc led by 21 and a half going to beat stanford. 41-28 cal hosting unlv future bears in attendance. first possession for cow, jack plummer out of the gun hook it up with jeremiah hunter 37 yards and that would set up cows first touchdown. how about raining pac-12 freshman on the week jaden ott catching the ball on the backfield makes a guy miss and then diving in for the score his second touchdown of the day 14. nothing bears fourth quarter now calip six rebels going for it. here comes the pressure in the past is incomplete cow wins, 20 to 14. there are two and oh they'll travel to win this notre dame next week, san jose state at auburn 70,000 strong yelling at brendan spartan squad plenty of chances early on picking auburn quarterback tj finley twice in the first quarter. that's chase williams big play, but they could not capitalize wait first half though kyrie robinson punching in and seven, san jose state at the break but auburn retakes the lead in t

. >> and stanford usc both undefeated entering tonight's football game. and that's where the similarities ended. well, stanford's low lights coming up in sports. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ >> welcome back. a 45 on this saturday night. and earlier today, vice president kamala harris address the democratic national committee meeting harris and other democratic leaders delivering remarks today at the general session of the dnc's summer meeting in national harbor, maryland harris talked about threats to democracy and says the stakes are high. as we head into the midterm elections. and the american people. that we as democrats, we fight. >> for the people. all the people. >> let us remind them. in this moment. that the stakes could not be higher. you know, right now extreme, the so-called leaders are trumpeting. the rhetoric of freedom. they restrict and systematically attempt to

it was never a contest usc when's it going away?to 28 usc is now 2 and o and stanford now one and one. don't look now. but justin wilcox, well, he has himself a quarterback, no score in the first jack plummer driving the bears 70 yards in 6 plays j not runs it in from the 2, 7, nothing. cal plummer finishing the day. 28 to 39 for 270 yards. 78 yards in the air. and this touchdown pass out who high flies into the end zone. 7 yards and the score. i've had 2 touchdowns today. 68 total yards, 14, nothing bears. they held off the unlv running rebels 20 to 14 and they are starting their season 2 and oh, san jose state. the spartans taking on the tigers. look at the size of that popcorn bucket snake in the stands. let's go to action on the field. auburn holding on to 17, 13 lead in the 4th auburn ball first and goal. the quarterback, tj finley breaks one tackle bounce off. a couple of spartans fell into the end zone there. touchdown. auburn up. 24 13 spartans could only out of field goal down the stretch in this game. auburn ends up prevai

they have a tougher test next week as they go on the road to take on usc.rback jake plummer went off in the 2nd quarter plumber. looks right hits jaden out with the 8 yard pass. he's into the end zone. 14, 7 cow with a lead plummer led the bears and a 10 play 97 yard drive leading to that touchdown. former finished the day. 23 of 35. good for 268 yards and 3 tds, including this one, the maven, anderson, the 4th, that's a 14 yard score. cal takes us game. 34 13 in their season opener will stay in berkeley as they host unlv next saturday moving south in pac. 12 action usc hosted rice down in socal today. usc's qb caleb williams had outstanding debut for the trojans passing for 249 yards and 2 touchdowns. both to jordan. addison, that one for 3 yards. williams also led the team, the 68 yards rushing the trojans defense was just as good returning 3 of their 4 interceptions for touchdowns in the 2nd quarter. kale bullet returns. this one 93 yards. i know say says in front of him, lincoln riley wins his usc head coaching debut 66 14. that roaches defeat rights. >

usc beat stanford 41-28. >> behind cordero. they give it to robinson, and he scores. >> kierry robinson short touch down gave san jose state a 10-7 lead over auburn at half time. that's right, they were leading auburn at half time. they were thinking upset, but the tigers clawed their way back out in front in the second half. the spartans battled tough, but they come up short. auburn beat san jose state 24-16. >> high drive, left field, out of here! >> joey bart highlights a -- it was a 2-1 shot. the a's lost to the white sox 10-2. it's official, tim hardaway is in the basketball legend hall of fame. he joins chr hall. legendary trio. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i

1001, which relates to fall statements, 18 usc 371, which relates to conspiracy, and 18 usc 1512, whiches to -- is katie benner a justice correspondent who has been following up the twist in terms of the justice investigation. -- katie what does all this tell us about where this investigation is a wet may or may not be related -- jeffrey clark. >> -- a still in a very developmental phase. as we know, last week, they issued more than 40 subpoenas to various trump associates to find various information. and we'll take quite a bit of time to call through the information and find -- to its investigation. so, we are still in the pretty early stages on january 6th. but we know that jeffrey clark has been under investigation, basically, since january of 2021, right after -- came out about his role in the attempts to overturn the election. so, that is much more developed. and what we see in this filing is that he has been being investigated, as you said, for potential accusations of making false statements, obstructing justice -- obstruction of justice -- and it's conspiracy. the conspiracy det

usc has visited the farm. kick off is tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 tickets still available online if you want to head on over to the farm to show your support and from palo alto, now to berkeley, another game right here in our backyard cal golden bears my alma mater clashing with unlv rebels tomorrow to get that in there, and this is gonna be the first ever meeting between those two teams of bears and rebels were set to open the 2020 season at allegiant stadium. but that matchup was canceled. of course you to covid so head coach justin wilcox really looking forward to finally getting a second chance here on the field, although he says it's going to be a challenge. watch them on tape last year and then the first game. obviously in the a. i you know they are some obvious weapons. scored 45 points in the first half of the game is impressive and so quarterback receivers running back couple inside linebackers and defensive lineman to returning corners, so they're they're talented group. they got a really good kicker

marvin harrison jr huge, huge game a week ago and then in the night cap, it's fresno state at usc usclks, lincoln, riley and caleb williams have them playing fantastic football. they could be on their way to a potential conference crown this week. well back to the niners, now on sundays home opener at levi stadium. the seattle seahawks are coming to town without russell wilson kick off is at one p.m. and you can catch that game right here on ktvu rivalry. a division game, of course. and earlier today i got a chance to chat with adam amina fox sports. he's gonna be the play by play announcer for the niners game. he says he expects the niners to bounce back after last week. that horrible loss out in chicago. of course, the weather was pretty bad. some of the penalties that we saw some, you know, like a dropped interceptions and blown coverages. i don't think we're going to see as many bigger issues like that. or at least i'd expect this team not to see and not to experience as many issues based on what they saw in week one. i'd like to think there would be some improvement a week to our

danford and usc football, boy, even a good solid solid football team like them cd have a -- usc, they paid a visit visit yesterday to palo alto and and the stars came out. the cardinal knocking on the door first quarter. tanner mckee walked in and cut the lead in half. it would also trojans fro. from there. caleb williams, loo, look deep, like they drew up on the chalkboard, jordan addison was there, shook his man for 75 yard touchdown, addison seven kitchens, 170 yards, two touchdowns. later in the quarter, the engine was really firing here. the trojans had not not won at stanford since 2014. tells justin will caught white shirt praises the bears. they rolled just enough offense against unlv today. sacrificed his body on fourth and two. cal led 14-0 early but it was hard shaking off the rebels. they heaved it downfield and hoped fr the best. they won the jump ball ball as time expired. 2014 final, raise the record to 2-0. a trip to notre dame is next and and the irish will be angry, thy lost yesterday. san jose state at auburn, they were driving second quarter, short yardage. they fe

got paid this eve of the first nfl sunday and a bevy of college football, a top ten team known as the usc are putting the rest of the pac 12 on notice. what want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> college football up top banned the stanford cardinal, a good solid football team can have their handful, s.c. trojans visited palo alto and the stars came out hall of fame legend jerry rice, his son brendan plays for the trojans. tanner mckee find e.j. submitted who walked in and his daddy emmett submitted liked it, cut the trojans 14-0 lead in half but all trojans from there. next possession s.c. quarterback williams looked deep. like they drew it on a chalkboard jordan addison shook his man for

. >> extremely proud he went to film school at usc and has a done a lot of things in film but this was his dream and he is making his dream come true. >> reporter: a dream coming full circle just steps from his childhood home. it's weird that my movie will be playing in the theater on the same street really where i used to live. >> reporter: he knows it will be an emotional night telling his tory telling the story of his culture, where the community will indeed see themselves. >> we wanted to make a movie that was worthy of all the support they gave us so to have it play in the big-screen that's what we are giving them. >> reporter: it opens on friday at the regal and it will also be released in vallejo and down in southern california. that's it for the news at 5:00. juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thank you so much companies across the bay area are downsizing we will give you an inside look how companies are reimagining the office space for a new hybrid world. >> we have an open collaboration space. >> reporter: it say transformation out of the city and into the suburbs. how th

usc beat stanford 41-28. >> behind cordero. they give it to robinson.'s short touchdown run gives them a lead over auburn at halftime and thinking upset but the tigers claw their way back out in front in the second half. the spartans battle but come up short. auburn beats san jose state, 24-16. >> oh, my. >> high drive left field outta here! >> reporter: joey bart highlights a four-run cond inning with his 11th home run of the season, a two-run shot. the giants beat the cubs, 5-2. the as lost to the white sox, 10-2. it is official. warriors legend tim hardaway is in the basketball hall of fame. hardaway is one of 13 to be enshrined in the class of 2022 and joins chris mullen and mitch richmond in the hall. the legendary trio was known as run tmc. >>> on the pitch the earthquakes fall at fc cincinnati, 6-0. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay." >> anthony, thanks. it is 7:26 right now. still to come on "today in the bay" the season's biggest wildfire so far. coming up, we continue to track the mosquito fire and

usc will visit next saturday on the farm. how about cal?he second quarter against uc davis produced transfer jack plummer throwing three touchdown passes in his debut is the golden bears beat the aggies their neighbors 34 to 13 head coach justin wilcox. blame the beginning on some early season. jeter's minus one yard for the first quarter, but the bears ended the game with 415 yards. they will host unlv next saturday and then go straight to south bend, indiana , taken notre dame on the 17th and in southern california. it was the start of the lincoln riley era at usc, former oklahoma quarterback caleb williams put the trojans on the scoreboard with a play fake two former pitt panther jordan's addison to give sc the first score. trojans never trailed the game going on to beat rice in a big way. 66 to 14 and temperatures at the coliseum over 100 degrees on the field. now although the team had to wear helmets and uniforms, the usc band, which normally marches in well uniforms and heavy metal helmets, were ordered to make changes because of the

usc now leads 21 7, no matter how much stanford did score, their defense could not shut down as c so28, the cardinal play in two weeks at washington. in berkeley. cal needed defensive standard secure win against unlv. we pick up the action late in the first quarter , the bears up seven. nothing running back. jaden takes his 12 yard jack plummer pass and goes head over heels into the end zone. he actually went over the pylon 14. nothing bear bears. they posted 17 7 lead at the half. now we're in the third quarter. unlv fighting back running back adrian robbins takes it all the way against the cow defense for the score. they're only down by one score. or with the chance to win, but in the fourth cal safety daniel scott ends the last rebel threat head coach justin wilcox. credits big defensive plays for the d. and 2014 wins stop. to get the guy on the ground. while the clock's running. they don't have any time outs as big so proud of how they competed again by no means a finished product, but a lot of credit to the coaches. next opponent number eight notre dame they were beaten today by

. >> reporter: he was once a usc grad student struggled to find work and has been homeless on and off for about two years he slept in a ten and centering cleanup city workers through his his belongings away three times. >> blankets that keep me warm.. >> reporter: advocates say it happens all too often on the st. >> the last little bits they have left on earth medication. wheelchairs crutches things that that people need to survive have have all been taken numerous times. >> they would come every day at four in the morning or three in the morning. immediately start grabbing things in spring things things down with water with no regard to what the temperature . temperature was. it was kind of. of terrifying. >> reporter: he's now a plaintiff in the lawsuit accusing the city of violating e rights of being unhoused. >> we want them to stop criminalizing people who have no have no other choice to live one streets and we instead want them them to move people into housing housing and addressed the issue. issue permanently. >> reporter: a spokesperson said said the city is acutely focusen ex

i dropped out of film school at usc and went to train full-me at th olympic aining center. so i lived there, i ate there, i slept there. all i did every day was archery. i made the world championships team. my scores went up, my ranking went up. everything was making sense, and i saw my efforts pay off in tangible results. jay leno: we have a member of the u.s. 2009 olympic archery team--kristin braun. kristin, come on out here. [cheering and applause] kristin: but then something changed. it was so subtle at first i barely noticed. i began to flinch every so often at full draw. i assumed that it was something that i was doing incorrectly with technique or that i needed to be stronger or that i needed to just train more. every day, i trained harder to fix my problem. days tned into weeks, then months. i had a bad year, but i still had hope that i could do something or change something and then be back on track. back then, no one talked about target panic, but i had heard whispers about it, a bogeyman that causes archers to miss or be afraid of the target, drowning them in mi

and then something crazy happened to me, which is i'm in college at usc, i'm writing my software or whateverthe super bowl comes on in 1984, and i'm enjoying the super bowl, and there's this crazy ad. it said, "1984 won't be like 1984." and it's apple. and i'm like, "maybe i'm gonna have to do this macintosh." so i bought the macintosh computer and set it up just like they did. as a software developer, actually ended up having to, you know, make a big financial commitment, and it didn't work. and i called them and talked to the head of evangelism at apple. his name was guy kawasaki. he kind of turned into a famous person. and i said, "you know, i'm 19 years old. "i just put all my life savings into your computer "to write software, and it doesn't work. so why don't you explain to me why that is?" this was in may of 1984 at that point. and he's like, "why don't you come to work here this summer and help us fix it? because we're having some problems." [laughter] and i was like, "what was that?" and he's like, "we're going to hire you as an intern into apple." and i'm like, "ok, wre are you?" w

afton is currently struggling to meet her foreign language requirement in her undergraduate studies at usc." understatement of the century. "she tried to take the class before, but she broke out in hives on the first day and was stuttering, leading her to drop the class. she"-- man: i remember that. afton: ha! man: that was so intense. you couldn't form complete sentences. afton: yeah. jesse: you were so overwhelmed. it was so crazy. afton: yeah. it was tough. it was not good. jesse: yeah. afton: i think we should make a movie about this. jesse: about your adhd? afton: yeah. hey, jesse. jesse: yes? afton: can you look at me? jesse: let's see. ton: hi. jesse: hi! afton: gotcha. jesse: ha ha ha! what's up? afton: can i come in? jesse: yeah, of course. afton: i just want to, um, ask you what adhd is. jesse: um... afton: clearly, we knew nothing. i mean, i have to say i was getting pretty good at researching disorders. i've been diagnosed with depression, anxiety,apid cycle bipolar, bipolar ii, fibromyalgia, addiction disorders, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, insomnia, dyslexia, and nearsigh

kennedy: you are on the board, not only is it real, it's a class at usc. >> no, no.udents quickly analyze selfies and document their significance. >> i've never been so embarrassed. [laughter] kennedy: is this a real exit from a college class syllabus? students learn the specifics of the star wars story verse including how a bill becomes lost in the senate and history of the dynasty? real or fake? >> i'm all in. >> that's got to be real. >> has to be. kennedy: you guys are handing this game to dave smith. >> that went too far. >> i will disagree. i majored in intro to xbox, okay? >> i went to a college that has a sophie class so it could be true. kennedy: a bunch of other dumb things. i love this one, is this a real college class? group crying. >> that's got to be real. [laughter] kennedy: you are tied with abby now. it's fake. >> i think that happens. [laughter] kennedy: if you all cry, there's a group cry. is this a real college class? alien sex like here's your little et. [laughter] everyone goes fake. it's real, university of rochester. let's do a probe, kid. >>

. >> joining me is a professor of cinematic arts at the university of southern california, usc, my alma. i have to say just looking at the full videos online, it was really moving for me because i, myself, as a little girl of color had these kinds of reactions when the few times i would see myself represented. seeing these little girls light up like that, in surprise we should mention, because that is proof that people of color are still underrepresented in the media, it's a real profound reaction, isn't it? i mean, what does this mean for young black girls? >> well, to me that's really the lead story here. when you see those reactions of parents posting their young daughters watching in anticipation this new ariel and you're seeing that identification happen right on the screen of the young girls saying, wow, ariel looks like me, i want to see that, i'm so excited. you only need to go directly to those sources to really start to capture why this is so significant, why this is so important and why this is so powerful. this new ariel is showing young girls, young black girls that black g

desert in the country, those kids have the least access to good and healthy foods and for a long time usconjunction with the mayor trying to remedy that and because of capitollism and certain other factors, there's a lot of chains that will not move in, grocery stores that will not move in when enticed or attempted to be enticed by zero aren'ts and they won't do it. who is impacted? the underserved minority communities. for me, i see this as we're against fat shaming, we want to be woke above all. we're talking about health here and it's those kids that are the ones that are suffering the most out of it because they're being told now, yeah, get the doughnut from your corner store, that's okay. because these choices don't exist for you anyway. now they're being given no choice at all because of that woke movement rather than seeing reality, which is let's help everyone out. give them those choices. give them the healthy foods. you'll never see that from the cacondescending other partim >> kayleigh: what happened to the science? i thought we loved science >> emily: right, we believe science

once a usc graduate student, he now is suffering. >> clothing that i used to keep, it leaves one in a desperate situation. >> advocates say it happens toon on the streets. a spokesperson for city attorneys office tells kpix, quote, the city is acuteld on expanding temporary shelter and permanent housing options, alleviate our homelessness crisis. the complaint estimates the cost of getting everyone off off of streets. advocates say the city would need to spend $4.8 billion. annual homeless survey found there are 7700 homeless people in san francisco francisco this year and of the total, nearly 60% are living completely unsheltered. > >> the blue angels are the stars the stars of san francisco's fleet week. we all know this. we this. we want to introduce you to a different group of fighter0 miles away. the russian president vladimir putin's plan to draft civilians to fight has sparked large scale protest. the scale protest. the move underscores remarkable skills of of the ukrainian military. it cs as no surprise to the california the california national guard which has been helping tra

. >> the two clashed over 100,000 dollar scholarship bass got from usc. >> she got a degree taking lesstss took and worked with the dean to push through congress to have taxpayer dollars go back to the same school. >> rick, you know you are misrepresenting that. >> those are words of the federal prosecutor, are you saying the prosecutors are lie something >> no, i'm saying you are. >> she accused caruso of being out of touch with l.a.'s democratic majority. >> i like the democratic party 10 years ago and i like the democratic party of today because the democratic party of today is more diverse, diverse politically and diverse in every single way. >> it doesn't seem to be accepting me? >> on policy, they are not radically different, add more police, more affordable housing, caruso has more manny, but bass is up by 12 in the last mroel. >> >> dana: a race to watch. thank you. >> texas law enforcement alone has over the past year seized enough fentanyl to kill every man, woman and child in the entire country. cartels are terrorists, and it is time we started treating them that way. >> bill

you keep to the policy of reasonable economy becomes a trigger for social tension in europe in the usc series handed out awards to the accompaniment of low ratings. who got amy's trophies you look around the planet. we are on the air of tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 in the studio of darya tarasova hello, last week there were new signs that the european conflict is unlikely to subside in the coming months. what obvious new signs of the coming absolute politician of the economic storm have appeared in the united states ? the outsourcing of problems that the americans use to resolve internal conflicts promises the old world not a boring autumn, and winter is already close there. word today's seething world is an ideal illustration of the interconnection and interdependence of everything on the planet, that is, with some desire, through a series of iterations can be traced. what is the special relationship between the sponge from the great barrier reef and, for example, the mona lisa in the paris loula, but there is a simpler task to try to see the connection between the storm and t

so i have with me james gold geyer who is a visiting fellow usc as well as of course professor at stanfordussia expert fiona hill is a longtime scholar at bookings with the various government jobs the senior and national security advisor and the author of very interesting book on pollutant as well as of course her recent work. who is the leading expert on transatlantic issues and all things european for the purposes of this panel as well as being the new director of cusa. so i'm going to start jim. on the previous panel you heard about battlefield dynamics as well as some of the critical security defense issues around the war stretching all the way to the pacific. i think we want to take a longer-term view on this panel about the longer-term implications for transatlantic issues. jim, i want to start theo. since the end of the cold war, modern european security something that is dependent on a stable relationship with russia. that was a core element of our concept of european security. what happens now with the ukraine war that is change everything? how we establish this with russia at thi

this week they host usc saturday night right here.he trojans are leaving for the big ten in 2024. the big deal of the conference, but not a big deal this week. >> most of our guys will not be here when they leave the conference. i'm not worried about that. a bigger thing for us is to try to figure out a way to get to 2-0. >> a walk-off homer yesterday, the giants are still eight games out of the final wildcard spot. their playoff hopes are hanging by a thread as they open up a three-game set with dodger stadium. we have highlights at 11:00. aaron judge is a free agent. he is doing it all for the yankees. homerun number 54 this season. tying mickey mantle. just seven away from tying roger marist. the u.s. open also in new york. rafael is taking over -- taking on an american. watch him run straight to the chair. talk about confidence. rafael is frustrated. into the net. tf oh becomes the first dose youngest back to rita oak, she is wonderful. i look at the map and it is half a world away across the atlantic. through a wonderful thing li

in addition, a tour of one of the shipyards was conducted by the head of the usc, alexei rakhmanov.ell, we managed to talk with the head of the internet development institute, alexei gorislavsky, who spoke about his vision of the development of the internet environment in our country, and also that he thinks about the marathon, the knowledge of the opportunity is now colo. you know, how the field has been nullified to a large extent, and this always gives an opportunity to those who work well with content and make talented video or audio or other content to move forward and get ahead of those who seem easier to take their positions. do you know how the chessboard was turned upside down? ah, and now there are many opportunities on it, an open and direct dialogue - this, perhaps. the most important advantage of this marathon with children is the main listeners. here it is schoolchildren and students. in fact, the first people in their industry are talking tops, which they used to see only on tv, but now they can ask their questions. moreover, from various parts of our country, dmitry

usc.liams goes out there. last year's best college football wide receiver jordan adamson is the best receiver. he transferred to usc. that will be a transformed team and a team that will take a lot of people by surprise. if you are looking for a team not in the top ten right now that could wind up in the top ten, it could be the usc trojans. >> brian: are we going to see for the first time the impact of the nal name, image, and likeness? >> we are already feeling it in some regard, but i will tell you this. there are some kids that i would be covering a college football that are making more than you and i combined. they are making a lot of money and i'm interested to see how that impacts not only the effort on the field, but the chemistry within the sidelines and the locker room. i think that is something to be paying attention to if you are a college football fan the season. >> brian: will you bring it to the booth? >> i'm not sure. that's a good question. some of these are public, these

what changed over six weeks to make his personal bias go away under 28 usc 455a?on recognizes this. she's inclined to appoint a special master. >> is that your reading of the appointment of a special master? >> what i wanted to talk about is really renaming the justice the paymentof justice the deparf theocracy. they came out unequivocally, we do not want the community or the country to see this affidavit in search of a search warrant. we need to not compromise this criminal investigation. remember all that? now they do a full 360 after trump files a motion for special master and they did something i think is reprehensible and it's borderline not ethical as a prosecutor to try and litigate this case in the media and that's what they are doing in these documents they are filing peer just so your viewers no, any document filed in court in a civil or criminal case unless there is a seal on the document is accessible to the public. you know very well -- >> gillian: they say it's evidence so it was submitted along with, you know, documentation. >> this alleged evidence

usc football, markets are going to respond to fundamentals, earnings. this is the way it works.ugust was a good month the first two weeks in the last two weeks, gave that back, volatility, people have to be used to it, it is going to continue, volatile, that's the market we are in for the foreseeable future. >> thanks for joining us this friday. have a great labor day weekend. ashley: you are looking at the movers, up 4%. >> they raise their revenue estimates but completely bucking the trends, the consumer slowing down. consumer it spending is very much holding up, then you have shell, their ceo, stepping down, reuters reports the short list is four candidates. two completely different things and produce more oil, and going to get this job at the end. and a pretty big on an expected output, rental meet on monday. neil: thank you very much. the white house blaming donald trump for the drop in student test scores but what about the unions the schools close, more on that story. republicans may sue the admin station over its student loan hand out program, that. president biden attac

in a harvard/usc study, they found out the same thing, that these people are making $3 below similarenough to have to sustain a good ideal life here. on the other side, as you pointed out in lead-in, there is the industry, and talking about the higher price that goes to the consumer, and passed on, and fewer franchises, because people are going to feel that it is not a good place to invest. yeah, it is a tricky tough issue on this labor day weekend that is affecting an awful lot of people. >> this bill has failed to pass before, and now with changes, it is back for another vote, and larry, what exactly is in this bill? >> i am glad that you mentioned it. it squeaked by with 41 votes in assembly, the bare minimum, and 21 votes in the senate, and a 10-member council with half of the members from industry, and half of the members from labor, and a couple of the state-appointed officials to go along with it, and it is kind of immediate yayers to that would set the industry standards, but remember, it is for a companies with 100 franchises or more in the state. so it has to be a big fast

. >>> two more usc drones intercepted in international waters. what happened this time when navy destroyer's showed up to get them back? >>> a baby stroller recall after one child lost a part of the finger. why the company says it's not to blame >>> the u.s. economy added more jobs in august but not as many as expected. according to the labor department, the economy gained 315,000 jobs last month, below some estimates, but not much. the unemployment rate rose to 3.7%. according to the data, that is because more people started looking for work but not everyone found something. today, president biden said this report is good news for americans. for the great american job machine continues to come back. american workers are back to work earning more, manufacturing more, building an economy from the bottom up in the middle out. >> president biden touted his american rescue plan saying it is part of how the country got here. in a moment we will speak with cnbc's kate rogers on how the inflation reduction act is leading to more climate based jobs. firs

usc as someone who was rocked by solved out. he never really understood his place in this very large job. it is known as the monarchy. he was very much disliked. i am maybe understating it. that was during the period of his divorce from princess diana. there was also his ongoing relationship with now queen camilla. coming now, there has been a conservative effort to remake his image. one of the questions that has yet to be answered is about a lot of the goodwill that we are seeing around here. some of the polls are beginning to reflect it for charles. he has never been a particularly popular member of the royal family. it is a reflection of the moment we are in. there is the fact that he has really gone a transformational journey. these days, following the death of his mother who is so beloved, they are critical for him. people here, from my conversations, they have been watching very closely. they will continue to in the days and weeks to come. we make this incredible transition again. we have citizen many times. this is one we

difference between those two european yields have been in 32 years it has credit implication, makes the usc and the bank's job so much harder despite the fact that they took a play out of mario draghi's book, whatever it takes, the spot out of the u.s. playbook in terms of printing, printing, printing the u.s. and the revenue currency matters a two day of the dollar index. the reason i'm showing this because it's going down. the darling of the globe during all the negativity the last month or so has been buying going higher in fact, it's going down temporarily. it gives you a clue as to the impact the bank of england's purchases even though only 1 billion pounds has made and how long it will last is the big question. >> because they showed they will support the market and now the bond market knows it and the government will step in. they caused the problems, solve the problems amazing what governments can do. thank you very much. >>> your first guest this hour says the market is transitioning from being called a tina, there is no alternative, to a patty, or pay attention to the yield. names

they host usc next week right here on abc 7 cal who seen uc davis tightwad hill back in business sevengies early jack plummer the fade and jeremiah hunter first cal touchdown pass for plumber tied at seven. here's plumber again out of the gun gonna get it to jay not eight yards into your living room into the end zone. 147 cal also had 104 rushing yards cow. kick the field goal for the half now open the third with some defense craig woodson. 39-yard pick 6 24/7 gold and bears on the fourth plummer hitting maven anderson. his first cow catch is a touchdown 14 yards scored three touchdowns for plumber in his debut. cal wins the opener 34 13 yeah, it feels good, you know come out as a team and get a good team win and just gonna strive to you know, do things better and get prepared for next week. i just feel great because we've been waiting a long time for any just glad that it all came together that we got to do giants and phillies. that's some good parenting right there top of the fourth giants up three two, bryson scott taking jacob junus deep to right and this one gets wet game tied 3 b

show and they demonstrated it is a crime to subvert a legitimate function of government according to a usc 371 supreme court decisions going back 100 years and this is a clear laydown case of obstructing an essential and necessary function of government and what's more necessary than certifying who is the next president? this is, hiding, the diabolical genius of trump and his associates arethey found a weak point in the system . january 6, the votes are presented and counted in 1000 people violently descended on the capital. >> we learn during the trump administration at the main instrument for holding a president accountable which is impeachment no longer seems to work because it is now a purely political enterprise with partyline votes. a constitutional system work during watergate. the press played its role, investigators play their role . house judiciary committee play its role, elders went to nixon and said you don't have any supporthere, he ultimately resigned . impeachment doesn't work. all of you have said in recent days this is not, the trump presidency is not just a criminal pres

will: this happen ad year ago at usc, playing byu, obviously before the story came out.is interesting in that for some reason you said, replace it with any other religion. it's somehow more acceptable to people out there to be offensive towards mormons. they're considered an out group, therefore safe to be offensive. pete: similar to jews with anti-semitism. you can whatever you want for them, for some reason it is impossible to put your finger on. rachel: i grew up of mesa, arizona, outside of salt lake city is the biggest community of norm moms. there is always interesting affinity between catholics and norm moms. our religions could not be anymore different. i have always believed that that affinity is that both catholics and mormons have a very deep history of religious bigotry in this country and, i think what you saw there is, is a sign of that but i, i think you're right. i think it is connected to what that little girl lied about. pete: will, you did interview with byu students yesterday. we had a couple of byu students on the program yesterday. here is a reminde

ucla, usc and the dodgers all had home games today throughout the region. jessica? >> that's right. college football is back. chris nguyen, thanks so much. >>> nasa's trip to the moon will have to wait. the space program forced to scrub the lunier mission launch again. we'll have a report from kennedy space center next and thousands of migrants stuck in a tent city. we'll talk to them as they wait for a chance to cross the border legally. >>> and the new covid boosters are starting to become available. when should you get one? dr. sanjay gupta breaking it down for us. that's just ahead. zyrteeeec... works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on

this is the usc marching band, but the if you look closely, it was so hot in la, the band members hader: sara, florida quarterback anthony richardson showed flashes of what he might be capable of, but on saturday, he left no doubt about whether he should be starting. he stepped up. close to 91,000 on hand in the swamp, and in the fourth quarter, richardson with one of the best pump fakes you will ever see for the two-point conversion. gators go up by three. richardson would not be denied running this from a yard out. one last chance. richardson had close to 300 total yards and three touchdowns in an upset over number 7 utah. a huge upset for utah. number two ohio state and noter dame meeting for the first time in the regular season since 1996. the irish were underdogs. the buck eyes defense took over and shut out the irish in the second half, holding them to just 72 yards on offense. the heisman candidate taking over from there. the buck eyes sin it 21-10. there was nothing ugly about the defending national champ's performance. the third ranked georgia bulldogs putting a hurting on or

scientists from usc and u c l.omly tried different public health messages with a group of unvaccinated people in contra costa county. now some of the messages included a 10 or $50 incentive to get the shot. they say that while some of the health messages increased intentions among the participants, none of the interventions raised vaccination rates a big political win for governor newsom today the state legislature passed in a stack of bills addressing climate change , they add up to $54 billion in climate spending. ktvu political reporter greg lee has the story on where those dollars will be going. in a late night final session, state lawmakers passed a package of bills to continue california's fight against climate change this legislation and this budget reassert california's leadership among the 50 states and in the world on fighting climate change. state senator john laird, who represents part of santa cruz county in the central coast chair to climate working group, after similar efforts failed last year. this

it is called the usc plant located in st. petersburg and limited enough.ause they are located almost in the center of the city, so we are talking about a new version. e in the baltic yes, on the island of kotlin near the city of kronstadt, and in this sense, i think, together with the troops, we will begin to develop such a long-term project there - the creation of another large-capacity shipyard specifically for the arctic shipbuilding. here. and, of course, there will be certain operations. uh, with our foreign partners, another block of shipbuilding that we now everyone should master aside this construction, floating nuclear power plants. we have a large order for dozens of stations, in fact, while we are still limited in capacity, so we ordered the first two hulls in china, these will be only the outer shells of the hulls. as we say, the nuclear island, the turbine island, will be purely russian technology, but the first kiel, a few days ago, was already a floating station . what is the significance of this event? look, then , um, the new powers that h