but a linebackers on the 1989 usc trojans squad who died before turning age 50. he's brain was examined posthumously and found to have. >> cte. >> the city of seattle might currently hold the world record for the worst air quality on earth. are they did yesterday? anyway, you're looking at the scene and air quality monitoring site claiming the city's there is more polluted them. cities like beijing and delhi. the problem, of wildfires in the area the worst day was yesterday. air quality reaching a level to find us very unhealthy for all groups living in the city and that's considered a shocking statistic. the problem is being blamed on high pressure systems in the atmosphere and those nearby wildfires and air quality alert for seattle was set to expire today. a lot of similarities between seattle and the bay area on the coast and >> usually good air quality because of the sea breeze. but we had those fires are on the air. quality was terror. we have the worst air in the world. you know, we've that's right. >> and lawrence is back, lawrence, it's kind of a soberin

justices desk, and the article was by a young usc law professor christopher. and his query was, should trees have? no other justice received the article and. stone was out of time for amicus status at that point. and so as we put documents together one by one and chronologically, we see how did this amazing article influence just douglas's decision? but douglas drew in this dissent on years of communion with nature, his reverence for trees, rivers, forests and valleys, and a very different clerk, another clerk in chambers, our own judge also was the actual clerk on that case. douglas whipped off this decision literally within hours after the case was argued. and then he asks alsup basically now put in some footnotes to support what i said. which judge also said, it's like writing it backwards. and it was not such an easy task. now the sierra club took the hint and they went back to district court, which gave the green light to the club to go forward in the case. but, you know, permitting drug and on and after delay after delay, disney the plan this notion of n

and that's what everybody is going to be looking at here. >> guy was a linebacker on usc's 1990, rose bowl winning team. the ncaa says he died from heavy drinking drugs and other ailments. this could be the first case of of its kind to reach a jury. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> it's exciting. niners fans. the team is only 3, 3, and the offense is kind of ranked in the lower half of the rankings in the nfl so far this year so that he needed joel. and they got it. if you really want to super bowl, you got to go forward. and john lynch, the gm kyle shanahan head coach said let's go. they made a big trade yesterday in christian mccaffrey arrived in santa clara today, just 18 hours after he found out he was being dealt from the carolina panthers to the niners. the forty-niners had to give up 4 picks to get him. and mccaffrey and kyle shanahan are longtime family friend. you see ed mccaffrey, christians dad played under mike shanahan when mike it was the broncos head coach and christian mccaffrey is better than his dad and his dad was good. mccaffrey's game m

and in the regroup today, you know we have to get into the first all-black majorettes team at usc, and folks criticizing liz over what should have been a beautiful moment with james madison's historic glass flute. i'm simone sanders, and i have something to say. the scope of hurricane ian's devastation is becoming clearer for days after the category four storm slammed into the coast of southwest florida, with record-breaking strength. 85 people are dead, 81 in florida, and four in north carolina. the death toll rises each time rescue crews reached new areas. and searches are going on around the clock. but some people are still stranded and waiting for help, like these residents of sanibel island. >> there has been no communication, nobody official has come on to the island to tell us what is going on. >> we don't have places to go, we have no cars to get their. >> lack of food, medicine, clean water, and electricity. these are all on the list of tops concerns. more than 1 million people are still without power across four states. now, president biden says he and the first lady will tra

washington state heads into los angeles to take on usc. this usc team. we know how good they are.the offensive side. caleb williams has been tremendous put on the defensive side. they leave the country and interceptions. that's certainly where they're going to be looking for turnovers against cameron ward and those washington state cougars. okay it's going to be a big day with some big matchups here on ktvu. the action starts with big noon kickoff happening at seven a.m. then it will be big noon saturday. number four. michigan taking on indiana, followed by a big pac 12 matchup between number 11, utah and number 18. u c l a after that game will be fox college football extra, and we're staying in the pac 12 for the late game tomorrow night with lincoln riley's college football playoff hopefuls. number six. usc hosting also happening on saturday. a late night pac 12 battles we're talking about stanford hosting oregon state, oregon state snapped an 11 game losing streak against the cardinals with a win at home last season. although the beavers haven't won at stanford since 2006 both

usc taking on number 20, utah here with the preview is big news. saturday's joel klatt. weekend to college football on fox coming up on saturday. first it's the big house and it's a great top 10 matchup, penn state and michigan battle of unbeatens and big news saturday. gustin and i will be there, and it's going to be an epic matchup strength against strength. two teams that certainly have their eyes on not only in east division championship potentially a big 10 championship. next up in the afternoon. it's wisconsin going to michigan state. jim leonard, the new interim coach for the badgers certainly got them on track last week, and they will take that revamped offense of the michigan state where they are struggling mightily this year, a year after they won 11 games and in the night cap, a fantastic matchup usc at utah. this usc team in the top 10 undefeated and they're going to face a utah team that has run the conference and certainly run their home stadium dating back to 2017, utah's 23 2 at home. something's gotta give and we find out in salt lake on saturday night.

>> i was living in southern california, gone to usc, and i got moved to new york city. and when i got to new york city bob haldimand who had been my boss at j walter thompson said, i want you to call rosemary woods -- who was nixon's secretary -- tell her you are available to come down and volunteer. i would go to my work at jay walter thompson, and then after work i would get on the subway and go all the way down to wall street. and help out. so, what they did was, they assigned me to a woman -- a conference room three or four floors down from at that time former vice president nixon's office was in the law firm the woman that was training me to answer the mail was that lady, patricia nixon. and so, mrs. nixon is the one that taught me how to answer and correspond this. the significance of that in my opinion, and i talked about this in the president's man, is she got to know me and she got to know my wife suzie and our daughters. she would ask me questions. out of that became a trust because of the role that i ended up being and was the denominator was trust. and i thi

she was a linebacker on usc's 1990, rose bowl winning team. the ncaa says he died from heavy drinking drugs and other ailments. this could be the first case of its kind to reach a jury. i whether time now as we get a live look outside the camera on mount temple. pius, you see some lights below, but also a good amount of fog. as we saw a cool down today. yeah, that fog may get blown away. car for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here. >> explain. winds are going to be ramping up overnight tonight. we saw a pretty decent sea breeze this afternoon. but i mean, those winds are going to howl. >> i think as we head toward tomorrow afternoon, breezy out there right now, even inside the bay, the winds just beginning to pick up. but tomorrow afternoon, once this cold front comes through, that's winds are really going to get going. so the national weather just issued a high wind advisory for the coastal sections. you get to dylan beach and appoint raise, believe this. also near beach, timber on daly, city we're half moon on terror. you name it right

well when i moved from i was living in southern california had gone to usc and i got moved to new york city and when i got to new york city bob haldeman who was had been my boss at j. walder thompson said i want you to call rosemary woods who was nixon secretary and and tell her that you're available to come down. volunteer so i would go to i would go to my work at j walder thompson and then after work i would get on the subway and go all the way down to wall street and and help out. so what they did is they assigned me to a woman who was in a conference room like three or four floors down from where president or at that time former vice president nixon's office was in the law firm that and the woman that was training me to answer the male. was that lady patricia nixon and so mrs. nixon is the one that taught me how to answer correspondence and how to how to handle it the the significance of that in my opinion and i talk about this in the president's man was that she got to know me and she got to know my about my wife susie and about our daughters kimberly and tracy and and she would a

the united states attorney is going to charge this under 18 usc 115, attack on federal officials and. clearly if he's saying where's nancy and attacking with a hammer at 2:30 in the morning, i don't know what proof you're looking for. it's probably on videotape, you have a living eyewitness. it does not mean state charges can't say, because we have dual sovereigns. so he could be charged in federal and state court for these crimes. i think -- i don't think the federal government would pass up charging someone who attacked the speaker's husband. >> ben rhodes, i want to ask you and then basel as well, we are in a situation where so many people who serve publicly are frankly under threat and scared. i'm thinking about the mother and daughter that testified in the january 6th hearing. they're poll workers, people are coming to their house. you have someone going into the house of the speaker of the united states house of representatives, and you do have to wonder what the chilling effect is? we've already heard that across the country, for example, they're having trouble getting people

someone going to usc here, paying $60,000 a year for tuition, $10,000 may not make a huge difference.ge, or a trade school, the could be very significant for your finances, jim? >> it certainly has the potential to help a lot of people. all right, camila bernal, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, singer carly simon with an emotional tribute to her two sisters who died just one day apart this past week after battling cancer. energy is everywhere.... even in a a little seedling. which, when turned intnto fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goeon clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your co

there's 18 18 usc, 1, 1, basically makes it a federal crime to attack a family member. i know what of a government official the united states government because the concern that use as leverage against them. so the fact that that he was attacked in something that on top of whatever charges, the service will be a it's going to fall about against them. i can assure you that all problem that it's almost 100%. a u.s. attorney is going to file charges against him as well. but what's interesting politically is how some of the other right are trying to frame this as a crime issue, which is the favorite drumbeat right the republican party in a lot of key states. but it's a crime issue. that's a random act violence that democrats are in charge. but the fact is that. basically what we've seen and we've seen the reports that that are out there right now. this person was. for better or for worse weather isn't going to cut obsessive, whether he's someone who just it's just evil. the fact is that he's writing seem to subscribe to the far right to win on election, conspiracy, insurrec

usc economics professor robert dekel says that while all of his students support the program, he askserspectives. >> relative to defense spending and the overall government budget, the annual cost is not huge. but there is -- it's going to be a burden on current taxpayers. >> reporter: he also says if the goal is to help low-income families, the government should instead invest in, say, early childhood education. as an economist, dekel says he thinks that short-term loan forgiveness will only make inflation worse. but as a professor, he believes long-term, this will make the u.s. more competitive. >> we need people with skills. and the way to get it is in higher education. >> reporter: and it's that education that hounanian says got him to where he is today, now the executive director of the student debt crisis center, a nonprofit focused on ending the student debt crisis. >> for me, the only way to open the door was to take on student loan debt, even though it's created really unnecessary challenges and, you know, we've had to be stressed and all of that. but my future is brighter, n

they face number 10 usc in la next week. >>> san jose state hosted nevada in their first game since thegic passing of camden mcwright. robinson takes the hand off and powers his way into the end zone. and the next possession for nevada, quarterback shane illingworth takes it and he's he's shut down forcing a punt. san jose state played inspired football coming back from 14 points. kyrie robinson finds the end zone again, and san jose state wins one for camden. >>> georgia faced rival florida today. second quarter, georgia up 14-0. check out the catch by bowers. he uses incredible hand-eye coordination making the catch and takes it 72 yards for the touchdown. he had a career high 154 yards receiving as georgia rolls 42-20. >>> the 49ers game tomorrow is just after 1:00. >> all right, niners are playing tomorrow. >> yes, against the rams in la. >> all right, look forward to that. and look forward to you telling us about a man who later had a great honor after having led a great life. we'll tell you about bishop bob jackson when i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on fl

the use of race for public institutions, but it is still used in private schools such as stanford and usc. depending on how they rule and what argument they hang their ruling on mattel us how that might affect us in california. >> what i am most interested in is the -- whatever the ruling says about the autonomy of educational institutions to, run there is -- run their interest to she as they see fit. all of the previous supreme court decisions acknowledge that universities, as experts in education, can run their universities as they see fit, including policies around admissions. they just say that with regard to race it needs to be tate -- depending on how they make this ruling, they could push back against that autonomy and that is what i would be worried about most. the admissions process takes into account a lot of different priorities and goals for the university to curb the authority to do as they wish i think would be catastrophic. kristen: if this conservative majority rules in the way that analysts expect and if affirmative action is struck down in college admissions, what can un

have a lot less voter enthusiasm just because they're not as high-profile, not as high profile says usc and uc berkeley, political communications professor dan schnur noting midterm races do not include the race for president. still, he points out the midterms often attract voters from the party not currently in power, but in california where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans about 2 to one gop enthusiasm may not make a huge difference. even if republicans are much more motivated than democrats in a statewide basis, the is simply aren't enough of them. in all likelihood to affect the outcome of most statewide races. looking at a breakdown by age people. 66 and older make up the largest share of registered voters at just over. 21% in california with millennials age. 26 to 35 coming in. second with more than 18%. but will that actually reflected? the poll's history says likely not. one of the things we've learned over the years is that young people, no offense a time tend to vote in much smaller numbers than their parents and grandparents. there certainly is that civic

and they went to usc and they asked the coach and he said, yeah, they were here. and then the day after i was on tmz, i was on set with with harvey levin, who's also a friend. and you can't be in two places at the same time. you know, people say, oh, you look so familiar on the go. you probably yeah, it's possible. i don't know. everybody's got a doppelganger, but i've never been to prague. and no matter how many times that you want to say it, i never have. and then it just. it just explore loads there from the steele dossier all the way to the unconstitutional remand. i mean, that was absolutely that was even more horrific than the first time around. but i wanted to lay out in this book revenge, which is, i believe i accomplished i wanted to lay out the story of not just what happened to me. that's already happened. it's done. it's over. i have my own internal healing that i have to deal with on a daily basis. if donald trump, if i'm ron desantis for josh hawley, marjorie taylor greene, any one of these maga -- to, you know, just if they take power again, they no

apparently back in college, taking music classes, at usc. i love that. good for you.we have an amazing show this hour. jay leno is back. [cheers and applause] and from the critically acclaimed tv series "the bear" ayo edebiri is here. but first i have to show you this incredible video of a dancing granny at her 80th birthday party. just wait for it. ♪♪ ♪♪ [applause] >> kelly: i love her so much. and i have her granddaughter with me now. give it up for her. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: first of all, you're remarkably beautiful, i have to say. it's odd if i don't. secondly, your grandma has moves. >> and she energy. >> kelly: right? >> if we don't keep up, she asks, will you mexican or mexi can? [laughter] >> kelly: can you come out? nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> kelly: oh, my god. you look fabulous, and smell even better. how do you dance like that? >> well, i guess it's in my blood. my father was a good dancer. my mother not that much. my grandmother was a very good

underway in los angeles against the ncaa and a potential landmark case involving the death of a former usc football player. why that man's widow claims he association failed to protect her husband. life changing concussions and how the community is reacting to san francisco district attorney francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, who abruptly there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, o

>> our employer at the end of the day, it's sf usc officials at sf usd suggest any employee experiencing not receiving their accurate pay to inform the district as soon as possible. how's kron? 4 news. >> an investigation is now underway after a front loader crashed into a home in san francisco. the crash happened on san bruno avenue right off highway 101 earlier today the front loader ran over a car before it hit the home. police say several cars were also damaged, but no one was hurt. >> a road in san francisco is being renamed this weekend. it is being named for an 84 year-old man who was killed after being shoved to the ground. that was january of 2021. 2 men were charged for the attack on this man feature right in a packed day. the renaming ceremony will be tomorrow on terra vista avenue and avenue. the speakers will include the victim's daughter and actor daniel dae. kim, hundreds of people are expected to attend. >> the hardly strictly blue bluegrass festival. it is back at golden gate park began today performances until 7. so. >> to look if you want to go tonight, but it is a thr

after 1945, the male chauvinist pig a history i am so thankful for usc press for sending me these books. i am so excited to get to these and if you want to see who is even more excited for this package, go check it out. iliza beth harris. how does that sell books? just showing them rather than talking about what's inside them? yeah, i mean, i think that so that reviewer has a lot of followers. so it's sort of i think if that person had just posted that video as their first video, i don't think it would have done particularly well. but, you know, once somebody has an established presence on book talk, they have followers who trust them and are interested in what they're reading, interested in what they like. i mean, that one is interesting because he doesn't even he hasn't even read them yet. right. he's just saying like these are the books i have. but i think people are probably just curious at what he is. you know, they're already curious about the guy. like, i wonder if people will go out and buy those if he just says that they were sent to him. but maybe i don't know. or maybe people

after 1945, the male chauvinist pig a history i am so thankful for usc press for sending me these books. i am so excited to get to these and if you want to see who is even more excited for this package, go check it out. iliza beth harris. how does that sell books? just showing them rather than talking about what's inside them? yeah, i mean, i think that so that reviewer has a lot of followers. so it's sort of i think if that person had just posted that video as their first video, i don't think it would have done particularly well. but, you know, once somebody has an established presence on book talk, they have followers who trust them and are interested in what they're reading, interested in what they like. i mean, that one is interesting because he doesn't even he hasn't even read them yet. right. he's just saying like these are the books i have. but i think people are probably just curious at what he is. you know, they're already curious about the guy. like, i wonder if people will go out and buy those if he just says that they were sent to him. but maybe i don't know. or maybe people

. >> reporter: more than 80 years later, an idea borne from a usc professor with a grant from the melon book at the national american museum in los angeles. >> it's historical. my god. >> reporter: husband and wife, hail and barbara kaemi incarcerated at different camps. >> i was given the chance to recognize them in the book, and so that is very heartwarming. >> so we're here, 1930. >> reporter: marianne, now 90, her family searching for her name. >> right there. >> reporter: she stamps the book and her daughter sharon, then her grandson greg. >> usually at historical events you just read about them, but these are your family. >> hello, david. >> reporter: the museum's vice president of exhibitions and art director. >> what we're hoping to accomplish with this book is to take a moment to remember them, to say their name aloud and then to make sure their names are not erased from history. >> see right there? >> reporter: nanette was just 4 when she entered a camp. >> that's me, and my sister who was 2 at the time. >> reporter: tonight, nanette on why she came. >> hi, david. when i saw m

the schedule does not get any easier for the bears and they face usc in la next week. >> fourth-quarter san jose state was downed seven. robinson takes that handoff and powers his way into the end zone. he takes the snap and he is shut down. that would force a punt. san jose state played inspired football last night coming back from 14 points down. robinson finds the end zone. san jose states wins one for camden, 35-28. >> second-quarter georgia is a 14 minus several. he uses incredible hand eye coordination and somehow makes the catch . he had a career-high 154 yards receiving as georgia roles, 42-20. that game for the 49ers will be in la this afternoon. >>> an update from south korea . an update on conditions of the survivors. >>> we break down a contentious bay area vase that has nfl owners life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea. jamie hasn't stopped dancing since she left the store. with ikea, you're caring for your wallet. and each other! and your guests, and the planet. now you can afford even more,

and former councilman mark thomas is accused of arranging a scholarship for his son at usc in exchangesity. karen bass while not implicated also receive a free scholarship. >> reporter: the scholarship gift bass received was worth 95,000 but she failed to disclose at a congressional disclosure forum claiming staff asked for widespread corruption at the democratic we controlled machine at city hall. the only person who could do that. stuart: all over the report country republicans are challenging democrats and closing the gap all over the country and in los angeles. great report, thank you, see you soon. state senator in washington introduced a bill, he introduced a bill that would designate january as americans of chinese descent history month. it was blocked by democrat cindy arieu of chinese descent. why did she -- killed a proposal? >> reporter: she killed the proposal because the sponsor of the chinese-american heritage month is white. the state senate has pushed this at the expense of the equality group, doing this for two years and it seemed to be gaining some momentum until demo

and how about those usc trojans. >> what? yes, yes, you're right. >> thank you so much. the next hour of "new day" starts right now. >>> good morning. welcome to your new day. i'm boris sanchez. >> and i'm amaral walker. >> russia is scrambling to repair a key strategic bridge crippled by a mass explosion. what that could mean for putin's next move and strategy. >> with less than a month to go for election day, we'll tell you who is hitting the campaign trail and look at some key races to watch. >> and nearly two weeks after hurricane ian ripped through florida, residents from fort myers beach will finally being allowed to go back to home. >> and what does it mean for companies getting ready for hire for the holidays. >>> happy sunday, everyone. it is october 9th. thank you so much for waking up with us. hello, boris. >> good morning, amara. good to be with you. your first full weekend as the official new anchor of "new day." >> it's been wonderful. thank you for making me feel so welcomed, boris. we begin with a deadly rocket attack in ukraine. >> and dozens more were k

and how about those usc trojans. >> what? yes, yes, you're right. >> thank you so much.alker. >> russia is scrambling to repair a key

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i'm a writer, i'm a graduate student at usc. not get jealous. >> you went through my luggage. >> of course i went through your luggage. first night i went through the house i didn't trust you. who knew what i could find there? how could i be sure you were not going to hurt. >> that ruling could open the door a lot more. over in eviction court judge karen may has now ruled polyamorous relationships are to be given the same legal protection as any two person relationship. you were in a polyamorous relationship to keep his lease after his alleged partner died. that partner was married to a third man who didn't live with him. now the judge will investigate if they really were polyamorous. i know it's confusing. i'm just as confused as you are. "primetime" talk to two experts who say this judge has no standing to make this ruling. she only has jurisdiction in eviction court and she's basically trying to create a new law. but does this open the law for a whole host of people messing around with the system, like insurance gams or anybo

usc economics professor robert -- says while his students consider the program he has to consider differents. >> relative to defense spend [the overall government budget the annual cost is not huge, but there is -- it's going to be a burden on current taxpayers. >> he also says if the goal is to help low income families, the government should instead invest in say early childhood education. as an economist he thinks short-term loan forgiveness will make things worse, but as a professor he thinks long-term this will make the u.s. more competitive. >> we need people with skills, and the way to get it is in higher education. >> and it's that education that he says got him to where he is today. now the executive director of the student debt crisis center, a non-profit focused on ending the student debt crisis. >> for me the only way to open the door was to take on student loan debt even though it's created really unnecessary challenges and, you know, we've had to be stressed and all of that. but my future is brighter nonetheless. >> now he's not only waiting for his loan forgiveness but also fi

usc staying undefeated thanks to a 30-14 win against washington state.hutting out oklahoma felt like a thousand to nothing. 49-0. nail-biter for tcu in the game against kansas as they won 38-31 thanks to a late game touch down. >> pressure coming, he saw it, he releases it in the end zone. johnston with a flag coming in. it's a touchdown. pete: nice grab. pro football action coming today in the nfl including the dallas cowboys taking on the los angeles rams here on fox. it is probably america's game of the day, what is that called? will: game of the week. pete: game of the week, 4:00 p.m. eastern time. the washington commanders, formerly known as the redskins, rookie running back brian robinson set to play his first game of the regular season after he was shot in a botched carjacking. will: what was your favorite play in the texas game yesterday? pete: all of them. rachel: do you remember the game? pete: i do remember the game. will: we watched the game yesterday, one of us watched the game. pete: i haven't seen rick. i don't know where he is. will: he h

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it's 18 usc 115, and it prohibits the intimidation or retaliation against a federal official by committing an assault or crime or threatening a crime against that person's close relative or a spouse. so it really sell on our fours with this. that's what i expect federal authorities to charge. the difference between what you have to charge there and what you would have to charge in the state of the assault is that motive element. it is showing that he would have -- they would have to prove that the intent of the intruder was to influence nancy pelosi effectively by attacking her husband. >> so we know that this assailant yelled out "where's nancy, where's nancy," is that enough? >> well, it's not just that. that obviously is very helpful. but then when you look at the materials that are reportedly part of the suspect's blog, there's a lot of political material, lot of pro-trump material, conspiracy theories. all of of that goes together in terms of proving the motive. it looks at this point fairly strong on that point. >> andy, the suspect we did see posted conspiracies about the 2020 elect

matthew gee was a star linebacker for usc. he died at the age of 49. >> when my colleagues studied matt gee's brain, he had stage two cte. symptoms show up decades after the impacts. gee's lawyers claimed in the lawsuit, the ncaa has kept players like matthew gee in the dark about an epidemic that was killing college athletes. but the ncaa says it's not responsible for gee's death. instead, blaming it on poor health choices. >> the series of events from when he was 9 years old. that's what killed mr. gee. not football from 30 or 40 years ago. >> reporter: the findings are staggering. in a study of the brain of 202 deceased football players, only 53 of them played at the college level. and a number of them had cte. >>> let's turn to cheryl scott from our station in chicago. good to have you here. >> so good to be here. we have a lot to talk about. this video coming in. smogless in seattle. this is capturing the poor visibility. this is what it looks like now. you can see the buildings and the color in the shots. we're improving

they face usc in l.a. next week. >>> check this out.incredible hand eye coordination that somehow makes the catch. he takes it 73 yards for the touchdown. bowers had a career high of 154 yards receiving as georgia rolls 42-20. and a soda running back iver ham had a busy day. 36 carries for 159 yards. he scored three times to set a new school record for touchdowns. the gophers blew out the records. >>> let's move to the ice. the sharks fans were in the halloween spirit to see them host the lightning. third period, sharks down one . sharks could not hold on. final minute of the game, lightning on the attack . sharks lose a heart breaker 4-3. >>> 49ers will be without devo samuel tomorrow in l.a. he is dealing with a hamstring injury, a big loss for this offense. devo has seven touchdowns in the last seven games against the rams. that could mean an even bigger role for christian mccaffrey in the second game with the 49ers. he has had a full week of practice now with his new team and is aware of the urgency for him to perform at a high leve

husband, because of nancy pelosi, because of his identity and the crime that evan just referred to, 18 uscdetails that are painting the picture of what police officers found when they arrived. before they arrived. pelosi called 911 and spoke with 911 operators. said there is a male in the home. the male is going to wait for pelosi's wife. he does not know who the male is. the male said his name is david. evan, you have nor. wha -- more. what do you have? >> that's right. this is describing some of the activity that the 911 dispatcher was able to hear. and, again, you know, he was quick thinking it appears in calling 911. allowing the dispatcher to hear some of the interactions he was having with the assailant. but also describing that obviously they already knew the address and the home. according to the affidavit from the fbi. he describes, he didn't know this person. again, that's a key detail. and it appears he was able to bring, talk the assailant down to the first floor which is where police answered and were able to come to the home within minutes. you're talking about less than ten

usc economics professor robert degel says while his students support the program he asks them to considerrent perspectives. >> relative to the defense spending and the government budget, the annual cost is not huge. it's going to be a burden on current taxpayers. >> reporter: he also says if the goal is to help low-income families, the government should instead invest in, say, early childhood education. as an economist dekle feels it will make it worse but long term this will make the u.s. more competitive. >> we need people with skills. the way to get it is in higher education. >> reporter: and it's that education that hunanian says got him where he is today, a nonprofit focused on ending the student debt crisis. >> for me the only way to open the door was to take on student loan debt even though it's created unnecessary challenges and we've had to be stressed. my future is brighter. >> reporter: now he's not only waiting for his loan emergenciness but also fighting so that others can also get the relief. >> my dream, my vision for a better america, is one where my kids don't even have t

utah fans swarming rice stadium after the team's 43-42 upset of 7th ranked usc. fans waited 16 years for this. pete waited at least 16 days. volunteers hit a game-winning field goal to stun third ranked alabama 42-49. for the first win over the crimson tide. fans managed to steal the field goalposts. tennessee's athletic director ordered new field goals to be made. they anticipated this they called their shot. my top-ranked georgia bulldogs, shut out vanderbilt 55-0. they could have made it 80-0. they scored with three different quarterbacks. we remain unbeaten. the orange squad looked good. there is full slate of nfl games coming up today. tom brady and tampa bay buccaneers taking on the steelers at 1:00 p.m. eastern. you can catch the game on fox. pete: it was not 16 days. 60 days. waited 60 days for that win. clay travis may have waited 16. it is a long time. joey: i grew up in northwest georgia, tennessee was a rival carried most about a lot of people live near me failed geography class were tennessee fans. i want my team to be good. there is something at sta

. >> gee was one of five line backers on the 1989 usc team dying before the age 50. junior who suffered a brain injury and took his life in 2012. the deaths may all be coincidence but it seems odd. >> it does seem odd. they are not alone. many other players suffered if not death very awful health outcomes. this case could test the defense argument, which is well, they assume the risk. one they play a violent sport. or two, they had other things in their lives that caused their death. turning to substances and mental health issues is not the fault of the ncaa. that's been some of the defense argument. let's see how a jury feels about it. we're testing arguments that might work on a law school exam or work when defense attorneys meet up. but whether injuries buy it is different. zbr why this is case likely to go to a jury >> there's no settlement. there still could be a settlement ks we've seen that happen. right now there's no settlement. maybe that changes before it actually goes to a jury. >> michael thank you very much. >>> prosecutors in michigan say they expect a

>> our employer at the end of the day, it's usc officials at sf usd suggest any employee experiencing not receiving their accurate pay to inform the district as soon as possible. how's kron? 4 news. >> still ahead, a day 5 police now believe a string of killings in stockton are connected. and with interest rates continuing to climb as the housing industry going sellers market to a buyer's market will hear from some financial experts. for your money. the tide is apparently turning on the housing industry from the seller's market to a buyer's market. >> this is home value. growth is slowing from record highs in a recent survey of more than 100 housing market. economists zillow asked which year might decisively turned the industry into a buyer's market? 56% say sometime next year. so most of them believe that 24% say 2024. 13% predict the shift in 2025. percent to 8% are tracking a buyer's market after 2025. one economists says the survey is also suggesting a drop in home prices and coastal markets like the bay area. another one of the major results was just asking which types of regions