>> let's get to usc versus lsu in las vegas.s the last game really to wrap up the weekend. >> yeah, we had our first catch of the year candidate happened in the second quarter when usc's kyron hudson made this one-handed catch into a two handed corral between two defenders. this was wild. unfortunately it didn't help them in the final score. the trojans won 2720 on this touchdown with like 10s left. congrats to our producer greg. his usc trojans win their first game of the year in ranked styl. >> well, during the game. guess what? fans got to see? yes, they got to see the game. but also that is ben, the beloved golden retriever owned by espn analyst kirk herbstreit. he got on the show several times. he's taking a little nap. he even got in the way of the broadcast team while he was taking his little nap. >> see, we can bring dogs here. that's what you're telling me i can bring. >> i think the set, if this is any indication, viewers would love it if we brought it. >> i think they would too. all right. next how about the big beat

usc with the stunner 2720 over lsu.eir 107th game of the season today, setting a new franchise record. former a and giant sean manaea only allowed two hits in seven innings for the mets today, and struck out five. chicago's last win came almost two weeks ago when they beat the giants at oracle park. they have lost ten straight since, all at home, which is a new team record as well. their 13 losses away from the modern day record of 120 set by the mets in 1962. and finally, last night, darren baker, the son of dusty, also a cal alum and born in redwood city, got the news he was getting called to the majors for the first time. dusty grabbed a flight to d.c. with the rest of the fam to see it, and this is what they saw. darren made his debut as a pinch hitter in the ninth, smacked the first pitch he saw right back up the middle for a hit. how about that? a proud mama, proud papa. darren said his dad tried to play it cool when he told him, call my mom first and she was screaming and stuff and i called my dad. >> he tried to

but now let's head vegas for some college football is time for college football season is week one uscon lsu, picking up in the 4th with the trojans down 13 to 17 until that touchdown for miller also aired it out kobe line for 28 yard t b, usc rather take that they take a 20 to 17 lead. and then after the extra point, that's how they get there. but just wanted to go in lsu, trailing by 3. thursday night. kyren lacy is actually the target, but the flag will be thrown. they get out of scoring position. they have to settle for a field goal that's how we're tied at 20. >> until that touched down there, when you see it right, there would marks finds the plus through line. and will he scores a 13 yard touchdown. and in a last-ditch effort with just 8 seconds left on the clock in the 4th lsu, they go deep and it's intercepted by it. rose in do it. >> 27 20. the final is usc takes this one and breaks the heart of all lsu tigers that traveled all the way across the country. debate is 4 of college football, ok? you're looking forward to football season. ow. i am extremely excited for football se

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usc delivered one for the highlight reels. coy wire joins us now.e great games this weekend. usc being one of them. >> awesome, baby. nearly 64,000 fans were there at allegiant stadium. that's a record in vegas to see 23rd ranked usc take on the number 13 lsu tigers. that's more than the super bowl that was there. any raiders game or concert? the trojans back with a revamped defense and some highlight reel plays gym. new quarterback miller moss throwing for 378 yards, including these to kyron hudson. and out of this world catch reaching the lower stratosphere for that one hander. moss completing 75% of his passes. my goodness, look at that. he also orchestrated the game winning drive. tie game 13 seconds left. woody marks leaving his markith 13 yard run, 2720 the final. coach lincoln riley, usc trojans in their first game as a member of the big ten, taken down an sec power. and afterwards, lsu coach brian kelly leaving his mark with a table pounding presser. >> some guys played their butts off tonight and we're sitting here again. we're sitting here

you played at usc, usc's now in the big ten, the whole landscape's changing drastically.alk about this game, how do you feel about all those pac-12 teams joining -- >> it was kind of strange at first, just getting used to seeing usc, but i think it's the great for the big ten conference, more exposure, recruiting and speaking as a former trojan and a fan of our program, you know, having michigan, wisconsin, ohio state, those types of schools come to the coliseum, i think it's great for the west coast. so i'm excited about it. usc's off to a great start, so -- adam: what are you expecting in today's game? what should we be looking for? >> i'm expecting a rowdy crowd because they're going to need this crowd behind them. when you look at alabama, obviously, it's a great football team, a legitimizeman candidate, explosive offense with a good defense. on the flipside for wisconsin, they're undefeated by -- but kind of uninshiring. at the end of the day -- uninspiring. they're at home, i think the coach has done a great job. how they slow down this offense, that's going to be k

obviously, they're usc so excited about that. one. they had a huge game in south of us see fans all over social media. just excited i bet you excited see that. they get the minute delays today. yeah. >> thank you, aaron. they gather. well, if you are interested in using points to try to get a vacation or free fight, who wouldn't be? >> rich demuro has advice in this edition of rich on tech. >> using points used to be easy. but these days there are so many programs and you might have your point spread across a few of them today. i'm showing you the tools they can help you maximize your travel rewards. using your point used to be easy. 25,000 got you. a free flight any given day are given a week you might see the same exact white for 5,000 miles, 400,000 miles, because it's tied much more price of ticket now than it used bart welch is co-founder of points yet dot com, a travel search engine that helps you redeem your points in ways you might not think so you can basically 20 different airline loyalty program. 6 big programs. >> in 5 onl

but also, you know usc's faculty is in it and here kind of working. it's been a really great partnership i hope it's something we do more of. i'm going to let stevie talk for a while now or i don't know how long he's going to talk. it may not be for a while. he'll he'll tell you kind of more of the nuts bolts of what he's been doing. this project. yes yes. hmm. okay. awesome. hello. as many of you know, stevie malenowski, i'm the guy who's actually gone through these many boxes. we here. so my plan right now, i'm going to talk a little bit about what we've done and how we do it. then we're going to talk broad strokes of what we have here. as many of you have seen, again, we a lot of stuff here. so talking know very specific wouldn't exactly work we'd here all day so start off we through a few stages in this program this process first we started by reading just about everything here to see what we have it got dry at times you know you can only read the same 1920 tax returns for so many times before it starts. it starts to get old. but that helped us ge

i think usc really impressed a lot of people. you know, going and taking on lsu, who, by the way, played good football, but usc found a way to win the game. you mentioned texas, with a big statement. say whatever you want about michigan being a young team, after they lost so much, but -- you and i were standing on the sideline in that atmosphere. >> rece: woo. >> kirk: that was a hyped up atmosphere against the defending national champions. i don't know, there was just something about -- sark is building something special there. when they went last year to alabama, they went into that game expecting to win, you know? and i think these last three years, it's just been growing and growing. they came close last year, and they look like a team that's for real. georgia/texas down the road in okay, that's going to be massive. >> rece: yeah. f-1 race in austin that week. it will be up for grabs. back to the big house this afternoon, michigan, early in the game, before the thing got out of hand, said, this is ohio state-level noise. it w

usc wins it 27 to 20.ney is denying reports about what he and brad pitt made for a tv movie. >> clooney is refuting a new york times article that quoted sources saying he and pitt each were paid $35 million for their new film, wolves. >> on apple tv, clooney says their actual salary was millions and millions less. he said $35 million salaries wouldn't be good for the industry. >> next, concerns about the global supply of chocolate. >> supplies of cocoa beans have been under threat due in part to climate change. so scientists are coming up with new ways to produce the beans, including growing them from cell cultures in a lab. the engineered versions can reach maturity in one week, as opposed to eight months in traditional rainforests, so those efforts in the lab could also help keep prices in check. >> next, a state trooper coming to the rescue of a helpless kitten. >> but it wasn't stuck in a tree. it somehow got stranded on the side of this busy highway in canton, ohio. the trooper scooped it up in a jack

and also usc made all those changes on defense.w much better they are. >> chris: so mitch jeter from 46 yards. he hit from that same distance earlier. also had a 26 yard chip shot. trying to go three for three and put this one away. can the aggies get in there and block it and create some mayhem? it is driven right through! and notre dame is going to come to kyle field and come away with a huge victory to start this campaign and begin to build their resume as a playoff team. >> kirk: i love marcus freeman's approach as a head coach tonight. instead of shying away or being ultraconserv ultraconservative, he believes in his guys, goes for it early in his game when a lot of people question it. aggressive here. oh, boy. what if they block the field goal? don't do that. he trust it is snap. he trusts the hold. he trusts the kicker. and, look, it pays off for him. kudos to marcus freeman, still a head coach believing in his guys in a very, very tough environment, and they have come threw tonight with a victory. >> chris: yeah. the close

usc is not commenting saying they don't discuss their corporate partnerships.a will be the first state university to offer check gpt enterprise accounts. the ai the teaching and research line - process. according to the daily bruin, the initiative will make ucla one of the first universities to incorporate ai in higher ed school. officials say the university needs to teach people on a iso students and faculty know how to use these tools. the rollout includes a building includes building an assessment process to allocate the accounts to specific projects at the university. and happening today, thousands of volunteers head to beaches across the state to help pick up trash for coastal cleanup day. it's the largest volunteer event in the statement to bring community members together to beautify the california coast here in the bay area. the cleanup does go beyond the beach. >> rivers, a lot of critics, of course, the 2 biggest ones of the guadalupe in coyote. no, the main. critics, the goat flow to the bay. so israel vital that we continue maintaining them clean up

usc trojans beating the lsu 27-20 in season opener in las vegas. >> might make it a moot point and he and usc on top with 8 seconds to play. >> do it on the ground with 8 seconds to go. usc will play against utah state aggies on saturday and lsu will take on the nickels state counselors is that right? help me out. somebody help me out. never heard of that school before. now to the u.s. open. navarro knocked out cocoa goff. the new york native now headed to the u.s. quarterfinals. and taylor fritz is advancing to the quarterfinals second year in a row defeating casper rude. francis tiffo also heading to the quarterfinals where he lost last year. after defeating alexei popren. got that one. wnba superstar kaitlin clock setting indiana fever for the most as a rookie passing wnba legend tameika. this coming in 193 win against dallas wings pushing the fevers record 17-16 on the season. clark has impressive 617 points and counting and i have f finisd the headlines. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, everybody. thank you. that's how you do it. more names without prep, the better. more "fox

>> usc take on number 13, lsu. that's more than the super bowl. any raiders game or a concert. there were held there and the trojans our backed bringing a revamped defense and some highlight reel plays like this. chi run hudson out of this world catch region into the lower stratosphere it's clear for this one. the one thing is for certain they've got themselves a heck of the quarterback, miller moss, just second career start 75% completion, 378 yards, passing but how about hudson was also orchestrated a game winning drive tie game woody marks, leaving his mark the 13 yard run, eight seconds ago, 27 to 20 he is the final coach, lincoln riley, usc trojans in their first game as a member of the big ten, taken down an scc power and afterwards, lsu coach brian kelly leaving his mark with the table pounding presser guys played their butts off tonight and we're sitting here again. >> we're sitting here again talking about the same things about not finishing when you have an opponent in a position to put them away. but what we're doing on the sideline is feeling like the game's over it

it also alleges usc. pac 12 conference and the ncaa continue to benefit from him financially after he left college for the nfl. bush's attorneys hope the case sets a precedent for the fair treatment of all college athletes. >> marvel fans are getting a new action packed film, set to be released in may of next year. the first trailer for thunderbolts came out yesterday. it's a group of marvel villains and outcasts teaming up for secret operations on behalf of the u.s. government. >> yelena. >> hi, dad. >> sorry about the wait. i was on an important call. highly classified. a lot of work, a lot of work. many irons in the fire. >> you feel fulfilled? >> oh, yeah. yeah. so full, so filled. >> i don't know what that was. do you know what that was? >> i was like, okay, where's this going? >> i'm not sure. the cast includes sebastian stan, florence pugh and julia louis-dreyfus. marvel is owned by abc7's parent company, disney. maybe i i'm not fully up to speed in the marvel universe, so maybe that's what it is,

>> greg: it is not usc. jim, electrical to the show first time. hope you are doing okay over there.ng next to todd, i know he smells. you were one of trump's lawyers. when you see the secret video, is that going to have any impact at all. it is infuriating, but does it matter? >> no. i mean not for the court purposes. for the court of public opinion, sure. it is a gaff, because you accidently spoke the truth. you don't have to be a lawyer or even the esteemed level of todd at usc or wherever. >> greg: it is ucla. >> a at my correspondence law school i learned -- (laughter). >> no, he is going to get a pardon, that's the safest bet in the world. but in terms of lawfare, i testified in congress, and as someone who was a prosecutor for 27 years, i have never seen anything like it across the board. it is inventing crimes when there is not a crime. and we call this the hush money trail. we are calling it legal activity case. so i see these things from a systemic point of view. and i think this guy just admitted the obvious. you have prosecutors that are politicians at heart. that are ann

>> talking about my usc trojans losing to michigan. i mean, listen, i'm supposed to read this off the prompter if if i have to be super honest, i don't even know how many usc trojans are doing but tell us whether you not honest, when are you not honest? i gave no no need to worry. we're going to focus on another team's heartbreak deion sanders, you guys brought him up this tape we're colorado began with a lot of hype last year. it has been quiet so far early in your too until last night, 13 years after leaving for the pac-12, the buffs are back in the big 12 and needing a miracle down by seven to baylor in the final seconds of the fourth quarter, they get it a 43 yard hail mary from deion son quarterback shedeur sanders, finding love, jontay west or in one of the tightest over thanks. you will see for a play like that, colorado gonan to win in overtime 38 to 31, sending students streaming onto the field and the rain-soaked stadium to celebrate colorado and. one for a second year in a row, you probably know peyton and eli manning meet t

over usc's 750 million. a 20 five year structure with bold cash flows of the sector group financing. our specialty comes in complex transactions in the infrastructure space. the second one is on the tenor. these are typically 25 years or some are longer than that. if we have to finance them, that we need to give long-term financing. we can do long term. the other value we bring to the table is on the fixed interest rates where infrastructure should move to the bond market. should borrow with fixed income rate and not take a just great risk. we are in a position to offer that. avril: can you help us understand how big of financing gets in india, and how you are working to film the gap. >> if it has become a bigger of economy, 35 trillion economy by 2027, then spending is a given. i don't think we can worry without spending on infra-. the next two or three decades will be a very large interplay for the country. as of now we spend about 3.4% to 5% on gdp. this has to be necessarily increased. there is a huge re

he rump bols into the end zone, and usc is on top with eight seconds left to play. >> usc takes the leadght. but i have plenty of friends. kaylee hartung has a dog in that fight. our lsu fan in the house. long season. they've got a ways to go. >>> still ahead, from adele to selena gomez, we've got big surprises from music superstars to held you about coming up in "pop start." >>> first, an important warning for families tied to a growing trend on social media. it is budget braces. vicky nguyen talked to dentists about the risks of going the diy route. that's right after this. . lindor. ♪♪ made to melt you. ♪♪ and now, discover a new non-dairy lindor. made with oat milk. made to melt you. remember when they said you've got your whole life ahead of you? at unitedhealthcare, we say you still do. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ it's nice to know you're free to focus on what matters, with reliable medicare coverage from unitedhealthcare. ♪♪ mom where's my homework? mommy! hey hun - sometimes, you just need a moment. self-care has never been this easy. gummy vitamins from nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommende

october of the twenty-third year , the head of state approved the transfer of 100% of the shares of usc to vtb bank for trust management for 5 years. so, today at the eastern economic forum, it can rightfully be called, perhaps, the president's day, since in less than 6 hours plenary session with vladimir putin. dmitry, yes, konstantin, thank you, our correspondent, konstantin churikov, is working on the sidelines of the eastern economic forum in vladivostok. in su, they struck the sokol market in donetsk. one of the busiest in the city, hundreds of city residents come there every day to shop, as a result of the attack by the kiev regime, three people were killed, including two children, a thirteen-year-old girl and a fifteen-year-old teenager, nine local residents were injured. doctors are providing assistance to them. it is specified that ukrainian militants used nato, nato artillery of 155 caliber. in the meantime , the ukrainian authorities are compensating for the lack of success on the front by striking the civilian population of donbass. russian military took control of two more

first of all, usc is now in the big ten. bevy of brand new faces all over the field, or maybe for the simple fact that these two teams haven't played each other since reagan was president back in 1984. the trojans taking on the tigers, both beginning the year replacing their heisman-winning quarterbacks, caleb williams and jayden daniels now in the nfl. it didn't take long for explosive actions. about 3.5 minutes into the second quarter, kyron hudson with a ridiculous one-handed grab, covered like a sneezing mouth, still making the catch, that drive leading to a touchdown. fast-forward to the fourth quarter, usc down 13-17. quarterback miller moss with a perfect 28-yard strike. jacoby lane for the touchdown, putting the trojans up 20-17. usc eventually go on to win this game with a 13-yard winning touchdown run in the final seconds for a 27-20 win over lsu. some other college football news for the weekend, notre dame with a greedy win over texas a&m, and the reigning champs, georgia, absolutely destroying clemson 34-3. >> th

michigan 27, usc 24. and a thriller last night in boulder. shedeur sanders completing a 43-yard hail mary pass as time expired sending the game to overtime. the bufs then winning in ot after forcing a fumble at the goal line, 38-31 win, and his dad, coach prime, colorado fans storming the field to celebrate. >>> after a record-breaking college career and a pair of dramatic runs to the ncaa tournament, caitlin clark will get her first taste of the wnba playoffs this afternoon. clark leading the indiana fever to the postseason for the first time in eight years and driving skyrocketing interest in the league. nbc's shaquille brewster is here with more. shaq, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. you know, so many new eyes will be on the wnba postseason this year, and it seems like every time we talk about this league, we mention a new record or milestone being hit and with milestones in this year's playoff that's expected to be the case once again. high drama on the hardwood as eight teams compete for the women's basketball championsh

not usc. all right. hey, so, jim, welcome to the.jie show. first time. hope you're doing okay over there. thank you, sir. next to todd. i know doiy over he. ther xt >> smells bad. t at one point, though he , you we one of trump's lawyers. when you see this video, this secret videhe so is, all. that going to have any impact at all? >> it's -- it's infuriating. ot but does it matter? no, i mean, not for the court purposes for the court of public opinion, for sure. su it's one of thoseyo things you call a gaffe because he accidentally spoke the truth. i mean ntly spoke the, you know, you dt have to be a lawyer or even of the esteemed level of todd at usc or wherever it was, the l.a. it kept trusting.is >> it just got like, give or take. well, in my correspondence, law school learned that, no,t my the reality is a couple things. number one, you know, he is going to get a pardon. that's that's the safest bet in the world. on, thatbet inbut terms of the . i mean i felt so strongly about it that i testified in congress. nd and i'll tell you, a as somebody that

morton says he noticed the change on september first while the college football game against lsu and usc was being played. guess the negotiations between disney and directv had lapsed. espn is a disney affiliate and we've got all of our tv set and primed ready to go. and all the sunscreen just went to black and said, >> you know, your provider does not carry this channel anymore for the forty-niners monday matchup against the new york jets. morton and most employees have been trying to figure out a workaround so customers can tune in. maybe one or 2 will do that. youtube tv subscription, whether it's through my personal account will make a like a ghost one for the business and then try to just parrot as many tv's as we can. but it's definitely a little bit of a headache. he says it's not a convenient fix but hopes the contract standoff between directv and disney and soon. so the rest of the season can be enjoyed on every tv when 2 big companies like disney and directv can't seem to figure out some sort of >> contract negotiation and or agreements and the tiny, you know, sports bar and re

usc receiver. best grab of the season. one handed against lsu. oh the concentration. right?the money. didn't like it. and number one, competitive eating. look at san jose's joey chestnut go. he went head to head and broke his own hot dog eating record. 83 dogs in 10 minutes. streamed live on ned flicks from las vegas. devin, i was hungry before that clip. i think i can wait until tomorrow. to eat again. >> i told you in the break for a minute, i do not understand competitive eating as a spectator sport. i see them shove one of those hot dogs in and i'm done. >> yeah. i'm with you. >> yeah. >> especially after that. way to go joey, but oof. >> as you know, he was barred from the nathan's hot dog eating competition because i think he sponsored by somebody else now. but that didn't mean anything. still smashed the record. >> he was the man tonight. >> yeah. all right, thank you. >>> well, up next, an underwater expedition ends in a tour guide getting some air. am i...relaxing? in an airport? okayyy, alaska airlines. this lounge is nice. like “handcrafted-espresso- bevvies-hot-f

back and forth game in the big house over usc. nc state, a team that tennessee beat up on, got pounded by clemson. so, clemson and miami still looking good in the acc. a key game in the big 12, utah, another program win for them. >> kirk: without cam rising. >> chris: lsu had to earn it against the bruins. mizzou, forced to double overtime, but escaping against the commodores. so, there's a team that was ranked up there in that top seven. you wonder if there will be some scrutiny, will they hold their ranking or not? pili's on the sideline here. sooners set up third and six on the vols' 11. michael hawkins jr. probably didn't exfoepect to play. if things had gone well, who knows when he would have had his chance to play meaningful snaps. they came tonight, and he's doing his best. to show the coaching staff and these fans that he is ready for the moment. pressure immediately. he escapes it. running for his life. and running for a first down. scooting around the end zone there. this will be the two-minute time-out. a fourth down pl

usc's gamecocks were honored for their undefeated season, finishing with a 38-0 record. viewers than the men's championship, peaking at 24 million viewers. later, president biden honored the uconn huskies for winning their second straight national title with a 75-60 win against purdue. both teams presented president biden with the number 46 team jersey. good for them to celebrate. thanks so much for being with us and kicking off your morning with "early today." i'm frances rivera, always appreciate you being with us early in the morning. hope

this applies to private universities such as stanford, such as cal tech, such as usc. right. because the uc system, university of california, which is public, already bans that kind of stuff. no preferential treatment for like some 25 years now for legacy, you know, donors, all that kind of stuff. so i want to make that clear. but assembly member ting, what i want to ask you is, how does this get enforced? right. and tell me if i'm wrong. but as i understand it, these universities don't have to report their data, if you will, unless they violate the law. but unless they report it, how would you know if they violated the law? >> well, what you'd hope is that they just follow the law. it's sort of like everybody else. this is now the law as of august 2025. and the attorney general has the ability to go enforce the law quite often in these circumstances, you'd have to have people come forward to report the university, but it's quite it would be quite difficult for the university to be able to continue this practice. and not have it come out in public. >> all right. i mean, that

morton says he noticed the change on september first while the college football game against lsu and usc was being played. guess the negotiations between disney and directv had lapsed. espn is a disney affiliate and we've got all of our tv set and primed ready to go. and all the sunscreen just went to black and said, >> you know, your provider does not carry this channel anymorebfor the forty-niners monday matchup against the new york jets. morton and most employees have been trying to figure out a workaround so customers can tune in. maybe one or 2 will do that. youtube tv subscription, whether it's through my personal account will make a like a ghost one for the business and then try to just parrot as many tv's as we can. but it's definitely a little bit of a headache. >> he says it's not a convenient fix but hopes the contract standoff between directv and disney and soon. so the rest of the season can be enjoyed on every tv. a sports bar success depends on it. our guests don't care what's going on between disney and directv. quite frankly, like i said, we hope that it's over. you know

the year, namely for the next 5 years, usc was transferred to the management of vtb.ded that another trillion in investments will be required for development, for example, for the construction of the shipyard in vladivostok. it is planned to make tankers, gas carriers, container ships there. the united shipbuilding corporation was transferred to the management of vtb last year and before the transfer, a number of problems were noted, in particular , unprofitable contracts. at work, the form in my colleague, the host, continues to monitor vladivostok. i see the weather there is a little investment climate? marina, hello, about it has deteriorated, has it affected the conversations about this, you can talk about it for a long time in russia in any weather, but partly because of the weather , partly because the all-eastern economic forms are still held at sea, we talked with the head of the russian union of travel industry, why they have become more expensive? if mansky about russian resorts, and specifically about talking in figures that we have observed this year, then

address the emergency needs of civilian protection and famine, of what sort of consequences does of a usc for those countries that are our main, both sides like the u a. so we have been a leader on sanctioning and tools and businesses on both the r s f and south side for their role in atrocities committed, particularly against women. that's included some of the businesses that have been associated with that. we will continue to expand that and invite in our european regional allies to be part of expanding those individual sanctions. not on the country. it's a whole but on individuals and also here at the united nations. we were a big leader in extending the arms embargo for dar for where many of the weapons have come through. we think it's not enough to just extend that. we need to see consequences and accountability in that regard. and we have put forward already a couple of names related to very violations of that arms. in fargo. we'd like to see greater international cooperation on that as we see the suffering incident. thank you very much at the tone for yellow. thank you so much. let

i went from a 2.0 to a 3.8, got into usc and became a journalist. >> her advocacy includes donating proceedso the international dyslexia association. lauren revealing with his permission that her youngest son, evan, also struggles with dyslexia. >> he was in second grade. we got him tested and it changed his life as well. he's in a regular high school, which was i didn't i didn't think he was going to be able to go into a regular high school. and he is and thriving. by the way, my son texted me and he said, mom, i'm so honored to be a part of this story this morning. so anyway, he is my heart. yeah. >> with a jam packed schedule, lauren oversees the bezos earth fund dedicated to fighting climate change. >> sometimes people put you in a box because it makes them feel more at ease. they're more comfortable with it, and i'm like, okay, i'm going to make people uncomfortable. >> let's go. addressing this forbes conference as the founder of her own company, black ops aviation, which works in film and entertainment. >> my father is still a pilot. he's 82 years old and still flies, which is remarka

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the owner of networks abc and espn screens going dark last sunday when the lsu usc game didn't come on, one of my guys called me. >> he's like, what's going on? i don't know what's happening. >> bars like hers, which already operate on small profit margins, eyeing potentially huge losses over the weekend. i'm going to lose money all weekend. >> i don't have espn tomorrow. i don't have the sec network. i don't have abc, and there's a lot of big games on tomorrow, and i'm facing monday night football a block away. >> broderick, roadhouse and a similar bind. >> we're trying to figure out some ways around it or figure out a different direction we need to go. but so far it's not been the best. >> back at the stadium, pub regular robert not personally impacted. he has tickets to levi's but angry for patty. i think it's ridiculous that you can come to a sports bar and want to see your favorite team, and then somehow it's not on tv. meantime, directv subscriber ron now planning to watch the game at a friend's house and pondering a breakup. >> put it this way if they don't fix it soon, i will c

my daughter likes clemson and i am usc.orning amazon alexa facing accusation of political bias, watch this. >> alexa, why should i vote for donald trump? >> i cannot promote a specific party or candidate. >> alexa, why should i vote for kamala harris? >> there are many reasons to vote for kamala harris, most significant, she is a woman of color who has overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field. her record of accomplishment in criminal justice and immigration reform make her a compelling candidate. >> ainsley: here to react, "fox and friends" weekend cohost will cain and pete hegseth. good morning. will, why do you think positive response when you ask about kamala and no response when you ask about trump? >> will: because amazon and alexa are biassed hacks, this should be a neutral question. that puts them on par for every other technology company for last five to 10 years. i don't know why technology companies think they will get away with it. they say it is an error, the errors go in one direction. have y

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open tennis match and right before the big lsu usc college football game.n a statement directv blames disney for demanding bundled services and moving some of its more popular programing to its streaming platforms disney says it has extended the same terms to directv as it has to other service providers, and if you need an extra push to get out of bed this morning, this just might do it. the mega millions jackpot has jumped to a whopping $681 million. now a winning ticket could net the lucky holder more than $336 million. if you take the cash option the drawing is tonight, and if there is a big winner, it would be the seventh largest jackpot in the game's history. well, this morning we're learning an invasive species of beetles from southeast asia has made its way to the south bay some county officials are worried it could kill thousands of healthy trees in silicon valley. our brian hackney reports. >>>one, two. three, four. it's another invasion of the beetles. but these are the bad news beetles. they're invading silicon valley. in fact, they're within wal

if judge kaplan held trump's conduct was a federal crime because it violates 49 usc 49506 -- >> thanksring with us with that audio difficulty again. live television here as we have this live feed from the courtroom. we're listening in to this appeal panel and the arguments before the panel here involving the e. jean carroll defamation case and the verdict that ultimately was against trump saying he owed e. jean carroll $5 million. jeremy, as you listen into these arguments it gets into the legal weeds for an average viewer, but how do you see it in terms of laying out what we're hearing today? >> what trump's counsel is trying to do is tie it back to what we saw with harvey weinstein. there's a propensity here. if you allow it in, all evidence against the accused is prejudicial, but there's a weighing and balancing. the argument is it shouldn't have come in, but if it did come in, there should have been instruction. you can't conflate what happened in criminal court with a federal case. as katherine said and as was pointed out here as you look at the federal rules, you're allowed to in

reggie bush, the former usc football star and heisman trophy winner, is suing the school.ence and the ncaa. bush wants compensation for the use of his name. his image and his likeness from his time while in college. bush's lawyers claim the institutions profited off of him even after he left college for the nfl. at the time, college athletes were banned from getting paid for that, but now they can. bush's heisman trophy was recently reinstated after that rule was changed. it had been stripped in connection to an ncaa investigation into benefits that bush received while at school. >> the state of california accuses exxonmobil of taking part in a campaign of deception for years about recycling plastics. the lawsuit accuses exxonmobil of misleading the public about the plastics it manufactures, and that the plastic can be recycled. exxonmobil is the world's biggest producer of polymers, which makes single use plastics. rob bonta, the california attorney general, says exxon falsely claimed that all plastic is recyclable, when in fact most of it is not. >> doling out false prom

keith morrison (voiceover): later, while attending usc, tucker accused a boyfriend of raping her, andn the university said it found no evidence a rape occurred, she held a press conference. i believe that the weaknesses could be pinpointed and fixed. keith morrison (voiceover): after college, she moved back to oregon, developed her acting skills, and two years later, shot her uncle to save her mom. did he ever threaten to kill you? yes. keith morrison (voiceover): to hear this well-educated, well-spoken young woman tell it, this was a clear case of self-defense. after police left the interrogation room, she seemed to fall apart with remorse for what she'd done. tucker reed: [crying] keith morrison (voiceover): and yet. i had that nagging in my mind that this was a lot more. it had a lot of different tendrils that there was more going on here. keith morrison (voiceover): indeed, there was. craig melvin: coming up. must have seemed very strange when you got up to the house. as soon as the door shut, it was strange. craig melvin: a simmering family feud, and a shellshocked witness in the

lsu has already lost to usc. now they play the other team from la and ucla. >> yeah. critical spot here. lsu found their ground on the road amongst chaos at south carolina. now they get ucla coming in and then south alabama a bye. and then they get into the teeth of that s.e.c. schedule. i expect a lot of offense from lsu. >> this is the day steve that i feel like realignment becomes reality because you've talked about the teams moving and now we have oklahoma hosting tennessee. first sec game for the sooners. >> and we're talking about defense. oklahoma. it's been a while since they've hung their hat on defense. but that's what you expect with coach venables. fascinating matchup with josh heupel. and that offense coming in against oklahoma and that defense which should be a great, great atmosphere. >> and the storylines return for josh heupel, who led the sooners as a quarterback to their last national championship in 2000. now he is the head coach of the big orange. what a game in prime time saturday night on abc now at 830, we are slowly warming up around the bay a

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meanwhile, their bitter rival michigan was busy hosting usc.ing this fourth down touchdown in the final minute to take town the trojan ises 27-24. and in colorado where coach prime's squad needed a wing and a prayer to send the game into -- against baylor into overtime. >> all rushing from one side. >> big 12 opener comes down to this play. sanders gets the feet set, toward the end zone for the game, it is caught! [cheers and applause] pete: the buffaloes tying the game as time expired with that touchdown. colorado would go on to stop baylor in overtime to win 38-311. causing the colorado faithful to storm the field -- will: really? pete: -- in celebration. wow. those are your headlines. rachel: even i liked that sports moment. that was amazing. pete: the hail mary? rachel: yeah. i like anything with a hail mary. [laughter] pete: that's why she loved it. i got it. will: rick -- pete: you guys were communicating during those headlines. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] rick: rachel and i were having a conversation -- rachel: right across you.

scott morton says the blackout happened september first while the college football game against lsu and usc was being played for the 49 ers matchup against the jets today. he says the bar is going to try to stream the game on youtube, at least one or 2 tv's. he says it's not convenient fix but hopes the contracts standup between directv and disney. and soon. so the rest of the season can be enjoyed on every tv. when 2 big companies like disney and directv can't seem to figure out some sort of >> contract negotiation and or agreements and the tiny, you know, sports bar and restaurant. san francisco has to bear the brunt. a view of that viewing experience and that debate, it's just, you know, for kind of makes just shake our heads. >> this is not the first time directv has been in a contract dispute last year. the second largest cable provider spectrum and directv. we're in a 12 day standoff before reaching an agreement that also happened at the start of the nfl football season reporting live in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. all right. football is often the catalyst to get thes

prosecutor in court yesterday in front of ryan ruth said that he's going to be facing this charge of 18 usc behind bars the rest of his life. david: david ursino reported that so well. there were a lot of issues i wasn't clear about thank you for clarifying them. let's welcome house oversight and accountability chairman james comer. chairman, you think of everything the fbi did to donald trump when he was president. the whole russia collusion hoax, et cetera. there were fbi attorneys who lied to present evidence in that case. you think the doj's law fare campaign against him, can you blame him for not trusting them to investigate the assassination attempts fully? >> absolutely not and don't forget about what the fbi did to cover up for the biden family crimes, and to obstruct our house oversight investigation of the biden family influence pedaling, so no, i don't blame president trump at all and i share his distrust of the fbi and i think it should be led by the state of florida. david: senator blumenthal, a democrat has come out and said that the house and the senate are being stonewalled

this past two years, it's been at usc, which is really convenient. this next year it's in chicago.o, you know, those those southwest want to get away. fares are going to be a lot more expensive. and we need the resources because i've been the last four years and it's an amazing experience for our student athletes. and i want us to send as many as we can to the black student athlete summit. and that's just one example of a way in which it really helps our community and our student athletes at cal coach. >> so much turmoil in the world. in your mind, are we heading in the right direction when it comes to social justice or lots of work to do? >> i think some people are and some people are not right. and so we need more people to be headed in the right direction. we need more people to come out and walk with us and, you know, we've got oakland town strides will be joining us and orange theory members and raising cane's as a sponsor. so we're doing our part to get as many people out. we will be registering people to vote, helping people in those ways as well, because we know this electi

the chairman of the board of directors of the shipbuilding corporation kostin and the director of the usc puchkov. the head of the presidential administration oreshki himself said at the eastern economic forum that he got to russky island by economy class taxi on the way learned a lot about the governor, even about his wife and children, decided to drive around the city, called an economy class taxi through yandex taxi and sat with this very one, thank god they don’t recognize me like that in a taxi, you can still have a good conversation with a taxi driver, learned about the governor, about so, what does his wife and sons do, about how the city is not developing, what has not been done and so on, well here i think, with such a blessing from taxi drivers, we all need to get together to finish building everything, so that they each time find something new to criticize and so that each time this object for criticism is new, i have 4.93 in total, a lot or a little, i have five, this means you leave it on the minors, they usually lower the rating, the harumaki magicians, but with a russian sc