freshman xavier mcclain suffered a severe injury during a game and died on wednesday. his devastated parents are now speaking out. here's abc's phil lipof. >> a high school football team in new jersey taking the field, with heavy hearts, without one of their own. the mayor of linden posting these pictures of 16-year-old xavier mcclain. >> i lost my boy. i lost my son. >> only 16. had his whole life ahead of him. >> norm and lisa mcclain feeling a pain no parent should. their 16-year-old son xavier suffered a severe injury in the second half of a football game in linden, new jersey, on september 9th. in the hospital for two weeks, he died wednesday. >> he was loved. he was in every sport, social, bright, gifted and talented. we're never going to see him graduate from high school. >> saturday, an emotional effort. >> we ask that you join us in observing a moment of silence. >> dedicating the game and their win to xavier. the jets head coach offering this in a video posted on twitter. >> on behalf of the jets organization, heartfelt condolences to his mother, lisa, his fa

when the woman asked the boy if he was all right, xavier said no. so she called 911. and greensboro officer thomas webster responded. what neither knew was that anton and xavier had known each other for years. >> all right. listen, you are not his brother? >> no. >> i am. >> he is not my brother, bro! >> stop. >> reporter: before webster turned on his extraordinary, xavier told him anton was schizophrenic which wasn't accurate. he had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. when webster went to handcuff anton he gave the officer an odd response. and began to run away. webster radioed the dispatcher. >> black male wearing all black just fled on foot. apparently he is a schizophrenic. >> reporter: three other men joined the pursuit. two off-duty officers from nearby jurisdictions who happened to be in the area along with a civilian on a motorcycle. anton ran to his home and locked himself in a car outside. officer webster arrived moments later and without saying a word he drew his baton and smashed the driver's side window. then he fired his taser. >> i'm tasing him, tasi

xavi: zoe xavier campbell but going by xavi or xavier as of late. uh, did you say year? ha!ior, 20 years old, turning 21 in a month. i'm gonna mention that anyways. tennis and identifyfy as they/them or genderfluid. claire: i'm claire olson. i'm 19. i'm a defender on the women's lacrosse team, and despite that title i identify as nonbinary. i use they/them pronouns, and i guess queer/lesbian,omewhere in between. heh. they, like, did, um, a line of their eyeliner that was, like, barbed wire, and i'm like, "ok. like, i could do that. i could do that," and whether or not, you know, i'm way too full of myself, totally could be, but also, like, i could totally do that. i don't feel that my makeup has any gender. i think you can use makeup to achieve gender. it's something easy to change about yourself, whereas, like, my body is not. my body is not something easy to change about myself, but if i'm, like, really dysphoric, i can just absolutely cut my contour to make it look like i'm just a dude, like, just fully a man. um, it's not always the most flattering makeup, but then again

the secretary of health and human services, xavier becerra - the honoree of tonight's american dreamlion. all of you here tonight embody the same theme: root in the strength of achieving our dreams. that's what i want to talk to you briefly about tonight. the historic american rescue plan helped us emerge from the pandemic and move from economic crisis to resurgence. secretary becerra, i want to tell you how that law of funding closed to - closed the - closed the racial gap and vaccinated hispanic americans and how it helped more latinos gain health insurance now than ever before. senator cardona - he'll tell you how it helped to safely reopen our schools - an absolute necessity - including 28 percent of public school students who are latino - 28 percent. you're all going to own the country, man. we better darn well make sure they have every opportunity they have. not a joke. imagine - imagine the opposition talking about why it's an important - it's critically important. and we've invested $11 billion in hispanic-serving institutions - the largest investment in the future of hispani

so it was a bit of a nuanced response to the question; however, hhs secretary xavier becerra agrees.id i think the president is correct. i think the president was reflecting what so many americans are thinking and feeling. but not everyone inside the administration is sold, including dr. anthony fauci. >> we are not where we need to be if we're going to be able to, quote, live with the virus because we know we're not going to eradicate it. we only did that with one virus, which is small pox. >> it's not just the are doctor. democrats on the hill aren't quite ready to call it quits on the pandemic. nope. they want to keep the covid cash flowing. >> some of this is for places that that's not over and we don't want to see it reintroduced in this country. so i think that the need for that money still exists. >> do you agree the pandemic is over madam speaker. >> i believe we have-we need some more resources. >> we need some more resources. here is what richmond burr thinks about all of that. without a clear plan to wind down pandemic era policies, the deficit will continue to balloon and

. >> xavier walton is in naples, florida, with the latest >> there's no really starting to >> feel the power of hurricane ian. we're here in naples bay here at the naples city. dock has been so much rain, but a lot of wind are to keep my eyes open. but take a look at these waters. the waves crashing up. >> and out against the dock here that just off of that is that it feels boats. they have been bobbing and weaving all morning long. something else we have noticed the lights there flickering going in and out. the thing about ian is directly west of us where we are right now. so we're really feeling those winds, some rain off and on heavy downpours. that's really the situation in naples right now, of course, is going to get worse as we get on later in the day. >> xavier walton, send it back to you. >> our winds last i heard that's pretty close to a category 4 5, miles per hour below category 5 status right there. so that's the strongest storm to be making landfall in florida and around 20 years. if it stays this strong, is there a chance that it could go down or not? so as of this point

issue of pay transparency, and for their positions, evaluate where they are relative to the markets, xavier becerra to pay employees. end it does take out that hidden veil -- how they are going to pay employees. it does take out that hidden veil. some believe employers are harmed by it. there are certainly complications when it comes to employers, particularly those that have multiple states, operations in multiple states, to think about how they might position the requirements in various states. that does create challenges, but certainly challenges that some employers are willing to and are evaluating and analyzing. kristen: when the california bill is written, does it stipulate how specific they employer needs to be in their disclosure? does it stipulate how wide the range could be? it is not very useful if it is a wide range come and do they have to put down things like race, gender, level of experience? nf: certainly not pay scale, but that is an important distinction. you can state the wage range that the employer reasonably anticipates paying for the job. that gives employees a sense

that's the situation here in naples xavier walton will go ahead and send it back to you. wow. well, that's the kind of damage we were speculating yesterday we might see this morning or just water craft that have been taken in a little water craft and tell them what we saw. >> a just all over radios and flutter ways. i know. we'll have to verify those things. but that is wild to see that. yeah, you know, just that feet upon feet of water sweeping miles inland. yeah. and the things that well, now is just, you know, now that the sun is up, that's when the really getting the crew, the costly saying for rescues, they've don't have any power to millions of people. so it's just really kind of starting now the damage. and the really sad part is, you know, hearing the heartbreaking stories that are likely to be coming up the next few days, too. yeah, it's definitely recovery mode for florida's gulf coast. now along the atlantic, they're still dealing with the effects of the in some pretty strong winds out there. orlando around 50 miles per hour. you see popping up their jacksonville, s

. >> reporter: health and human services secretary xavier becerra, who held a photo op promoting the latest covid booster shot, was asked what the president meant. >> make no mistake, people are still dying. and what the president is saying is that we all want to get back to where we were before covid. >> reporter: while overall case rates are dropping, nearly 400 people are still dying each day with about 30,000 currently hospitalized. and dr. anthony fauci today warned vaccination rates are too low to end the pandemic. >> it is likely that we will see another variant emerge, and there's already on the horizon. >> reporter: mr. biden was also asked on "60 minutes" about whether he plans to run for re-election. >> you say that it's much too early to make that decision. i take it the decision has not been made in your own head. >> look, my intention as i said to begin with is that i would run again. but it's just an intention. but is it a firm decision that i run again? that remains to be seen. >> reporter: if the president were to step aside, it could spark a wide-open fight for the

lawyers for one of araiza's former teammates, xavier leonard, named in the suit, declined to comment. other said his client, nolan iwaliko, denies he was involved in any sexual assault. >> how intoxicated she was may not be the dispositive issue here. if there was a forcible rape here, it doesn't really matter as to her level of intoxication. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, the alleged attack took place in october of 2021 at a halloween house party. the alleged victim went to the party with three of her friends. >> matt came up to me, he started talking to me, flirting. he gave me a drink. and then he led me over to a side yard. and he asked me to perform oral sex on him. and then he turned me around and he had sex with me from behind. >> the part of your story where you talk about being outside with him, was that a consensual -- or did you say no to him at any point? >> it was not consensual. however, i did what he told me to do in that moment. without argument. >> reporter: after that initial encounter, she says araiza led her into a room in the house, according to the compla

hhs secretary xavier and white house covid response coordinator doctor ashish jha say it will get harder if lawmakers don't step up. congress is aware that if we do not continue to fund the response, things we can easily go backwards. additional funding would go towards more tests, ppe and vaccines. we need to play the long game against this virus that is going to require additional resources from congress. for now, the white house is encouraging everyone to go out and get the new vaccines. and chief medical advisor to the president, doctor anthony fauci expects the covid vaccine to follow a similar schedule to the annual flu shot with annual updated covid-19 shots matched to the currently circulating strains for most of the population. now, the white house also says that those who caught covid recently can wait a few months before going out and getting the vaccine. >> reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. >> thank you for that update. basil. all right. so yesterday the inbox vaccines were administered in san francisco, the san francisco hospital there. they had a limited number

. >> reporter: health and human services secretary, xavier becerra, who held a photo op, promoting the latest booster shot asked what the president meant. >> make no mistake, people are still dying. what the president is saying we all want to get back to where we were before covid. >> reporter: while overall, cases are dropping nearly 400 people are dying each day with 30,000 currently hospitalized. and dr. anthony fauci warned today that vaccination rates are too low to end the pandemic. >> it is likely we will see another variant emerge, and there's already on the horizon. >> reporter: mr. biden was also asked on "60 minutes" whether he plans to run for reelection. >> you say it's much too early to make that decision. i take it the decision has not been made in your own head. >> look, my intentions i said to begin with is i would run again, but it's just an intention. is it a firm decision that i'd run again, that remains to be seen. >> reporter: in the president were to step aside, it could spark a wide-open fight for the. meanwhile, former president donald trump, a potential 2024 c

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. -- xavier becerra handling the heat -- how they handling the heat -- how they are handling the heat. >> crews contained the fire quickly. weeds and brush are getting drier by the day. ab d it has gone from high to extreme. >> it is showing that it is 76 degrees at the top of founding growth. we expect that temperature to go up significantly this afternoon. >> paul lowenthal, monitoring the severe weather, getting data from this weather station transmitting stats in real time. >> that is a concern. it means there is a potential that if we do have a fire, it is more likely to spread rapidly with how dry the fuels are. >>>> it was a tough day for a bike ride by 2000 cyclists were up for it. >> are you glad you started early? >> yeah. >> this was a bike ride benefiting the police chaplaincy of sonoma county. >> riding in the heat can be hazardous so we gave everyone a warning. we also have 3 emt's on standby. we advised the writers to leave earlier --r riders to leave earlier and where light clothing. -- wear light clothing. >> cooling centers are open. health officials are urging every

xavier blas -- effectively the u.k.nment is running a naked short on european global gas prices. if those gas prices skyrocket, it is on the hook for a considerable amount of money. how are you thinking about that risk? >> gas prices can move in both directions but there is that risk of what the government is taking into account. this is a fiscal response coming close to the scale of what we had in the pandemic, only the conditions are completely different. in the pandemic the bank of england cut rates .1% and was buying bonds as quickly as the government could issue them. in this situation there hiking rates and about to start selling bonds. it is quite experimental and it is risky. on the other hand, the government had to do something. the cost-of-living crisis and the cost of doing business crisis that would have otherwise occurred would also have been incredibly damaging for the economy. they did have to do something. it is the conditions make it somewhat risky. alix: in some ways getting the extra week for the bank

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speakers include education secretary miguel cardona, hhs secretary xavier becerra and cdc director dr. rochelle walensky. president biden speaks from philadelphia on the state of american democracy ahead of the 2020 elections. live coverage begins at 8:00 eastern on c-span and the free c-span now video out. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more. >> the world has changed. today, fast and reliable internet connection is something no one can live without. wow is there for our customers with speed, reliability, value and choice. now more than ever, it all starts with great internet. >> wow support c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. our next two guests both served in the military and in afghanistan. danny davis retired lieutenant colonel is not with defense priority and is a military expert. and former lieutenant colonel dakota wood senior fellow for defense programs joining us to talk about the one-year anniversary for the completion of the u.s. withdraw

abc 7 number to ohio state hosting number five notre dame third quarter buckeyes. 10-7 cj stroud to xavierr the middle 24 yards 14-10 buckeyes five minutes left in the fourth, ohio state taking control mayan williams in for the touchdown. ohio state wins 21 to 10 your wildest game of the day unc and app state 12 seconds ago app state down 6355 chase bryce to caden robinson for six so they got to go for two and now bryce on the two-point conversion. really should have thrown the football then decides to run stop short and carolina hangs on 63 61 these two teams played basketball last season. they actually combined for more points today, oklahoma sooners taking on utep check out gavin freeman on the reverse, and this is called heart and hustle tripped up crashes into some defenders bounces off and keeps on going 46 to the house. sooners win 45 13 about some baseball yankees and rays home run watch for aaron judge top of the ninth the yankees down two. nothing judge 52nd homer of the year ties a career high yankees actually scoring for the first time since wednesday, but former a josh donalds

ej finds xavier. t put the box up or t-10. they would never relinquish that lea.ld bears will y in the cold dome in two weeks. the defending pack 12 champion utah utes were at this off against florida. quarter anthony anthony richardson asked the hand off and he keeps it himself. that is a one. waltzing waltzing touchdown. florida was down 29-26. utah drives all they into the red zone. they can kick kick it to tie, score to win but but they cannot throw pick. that pick. that is what they do. loot bernie intercepts this past. fla upset number seven utah, 29-26. this is the first season opening opening when against a ranked team for the gators 1982. that is your look at fourth this morning. have a great sunday everyone. > >> coming up, we have an update on a pair wildfires near the oregon border as crews battle to to gain the upper hand on the stubborn places. we have new details on how the police airplane was stolen before eventually crash landing in a field yesterday in mississippi. > >> here is a look outside in dublin. we will ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ check out this time

his piece this week's headline, puerto rico is once again forced to be its own xavier.d from area. now we have fiona. why is the island so vulnerable? why must, it as you say, before us to be its own savior? >> you know, charles, thank you for inviting me. i think you have to look at the history of the last ten or 15 years in puerto rico. this is what austerity, this is what fistful control, bored politics, puerto ricans can't even control their own destiny right now. this is what living on a colony is. this is what it is to be second-class in the american landscape. what was being predicted after maria, and we can get into the details as to why there was not money spent, but everyone who had followed maria was saying, what about the next storm? what happens when the next storm happens? i, i supported begin, i am just crashed. i am crushed that i have to come back five years later and remind people that puerto rico continues to be ignored. these stories of resilience, puerto ricans are incredibly resilient. i'm kind of tired that we have to have our zillion cb up in fro

speakers include education secretary miguel cardona, hhs secretary xavier becerra and cdc director drrochelle walensky. president biden speaks from philadelphia on the state of american democracy ahead of the 2020 elections. live coverage begins at 8:00 eastern on c-span and the free c-span now video out. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more. >> the world has changed. today, fast and reliable internet connection is something no one can live without. wow is there for our customers with speed, reliability, value and choice. now more than ever, it all starts with great internet. >>

hhs secretary xavier and white house covid response coordinator doctor ashish jha say it will get harderlawmakers don't step up. congress is aware that if we do not continue to fund the response, things we can easily go backwards. additional funding would go towards more tests, ppe and vaccines. we need to play the long game against this virus that is going to require additional resources from congress. for now, the white house is encouraging everyone to go out and get the new vaccines. and chief medical advisor to the president, doctor anthony fauci. expect the covid vaccine to follow a similar schedule to the annual flu shot with annual updated covid-19 shots matched to the currently circulating strains for most of the population. now, the white house also says that those who caught covid recently can wait a few months before going out and getting the new vaccine. >> reporting live in washington. i'm basil. john, thank you. basil. >> time now 6.22, coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. could elizabeth holmes get a new trial? will tell you how a key witness in the case could change her

xavier le not is filled with emotion thinking about the kindness. chicagoans have shown. >> with the unplanned arrival of migrants from texas, all the not as and his family among the few flown up by private agencies after a harrowing journey through jungles and deserts, leaving their homeland behind. >> moment though. >> the moment arrives where there isn't any food. lee not is says on able to buy milk or bread to feed his son. mathias with communist venezuela in freefall. a failed state by many estimations. lee, not as facing the stark reality minutes venezuela is very difficult. he says you're not going to have a future for your kids. no way to find economic stability. so with no viable options, lee, not as tragically leaving loved ones behind. and earlier this year in barking with his wife and son by foot and by boat. on an epic journey traveling for days and 5 nights through torrential rains are dense, panamanian without mall. >> we endured 4, nights in the steaming hot jungle. he recalls and we slept under a tarp. the family somehow surviving t

xavier walton reports now from the tampa airport. >> so this is tampa international. just look out dearly empty. it is now airport staff came in. they cleared this out. they put trash bags over the register's, but something that passengers travelers were keeping their eyes on. take a look at this right up here. >> look at all that red. all those cancellations. travelers i spoke with say let's turn to make the best of it. >> travelers feeling its impact long before it makes landfall. cancellations causing issues for people trying to leave. tpa been through this before. >> and hunker down and do what you need to do. except i'm getting out of town. is this your first time dealing with the hurricane? yes, yes, yes. and how are you feeling right now? >> i'm scared. he see all my much outman i you because first they said going to close and i need to go get my rental car. i hope the. they would be is there opened the door, just flew in from canada for a florida family vacation. >> american airlines and delta have waive change flight fees for travelers whose lives have been d

hhs secretary xavier and white house covid response coordinator doctor ashish jha say it will get harder if lawmakers don't step up. congress is aware that if we do not continue to fund the response, things we can easily go backwards. additional funding would go towards more tests, ppe and vaccines. we need to play the long game against this virus that is going to require additional resources from congress. for now, the white house is encouraging everyone to go out and get the new vaccines. and chief medical advisor to the president, doctor anthony fauci. it's back to the covid vaccine to follow a similar schedule to the annual flu shot with annual updated covid-19 shots matched to the currently circulating strains for most of the population. the white house also says that those who caught covid recently can wait a few months to get the new vaccines reporting in washington. i'm basil, john, thank you. basil. happening today, the official white house portraits of former president barack obama and michelle obama will be >> unveiled. president biden and first lady doctor jill biden will be

xavier walton send it back to you. >> wow, i can't believe he was out there. this flight is nothing out. looks extremely well and that it is not strongest stuff which has just starting to now, you know, you are saying with 18 foot surge is yes, you know, we know that they build their homes on stilts. i mean, this is going to definitely flood of many homes, many of them on matter, even for the most prepared people because you see those people that have rebuilt and they're like, okay, we're taking every precaution possible. we're on the stilts they build the most structurally sound thing possible. >> but still with an 18 foot storm surge, you don't really plan on storm surges like that. you know, we talk about that pact that kind of a wallop. yeah, i'm in for fort myers and naples areas that do see a lot of hurricanes. this is still a historic storm right here like darya and james were saying, this is just a couple of miles per hour short of being a category 5 storm might as well call it a 4.9. we have 155 mile per hour winds. it just takes that 160 miles per ho

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hhs secretary xavier and white house covid response coordinator doctor ashish jha say it will get harder if lawmakers don't step up. congress is aware that if we do not continue to fund the response, think that we can easily go backwards. additional funding would go towards more tests, ppe and vaccines. we need to play the long game against this virus that is going to require additional resources from congress. for now, the white house is encouraging everyone to go out and get the new vaccines. and chief medical advisor to the president, doctor anthony fauci expects the covid vaccine to follow a similar schedule to the annual flu shot with annual updated covid-19 shots matched to the currently circulating strains for most of the population. >> now, the white house also says that if anyone has caught covid recently, they can wait a few months before going out and getting the new vaccine reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john, thank you. basil. >> time now is 5. 55. 22 coming up on the kron 4 morning news. could elizabeth holmes get a new trial? will tell you how a key witness in he

host: our next caller is xavier in maryland. xavier, you say you do have confidence.ell us about that. caller: yeah, that's correct. so, you know, i had the privilege of voting in a couple different states. in every state i have lived at and voted in, i have been required to show id to gain the ability to vote, right? that, to me, basically debunks a lot of the theory about hidden components, the voting machines, trying to compromise things. i have also looked into how voting machines work. a few do not connect to the internet. the person was saying before me, they were counted and verified and audited the results many times. who knows how many? but the process i guess to me is fairly stable, whether or not there are any kinks in it. a gentleman earlier brought up a very good point, which is accessibility. i lived in a few different states. one of those states was actually georgia. a few years ago, stacey abrams was running for governor, and i remember distinctly people i worked with, i remember people i worked with in rural communities complaining. they live in predo

host: our next caller is xavier in maryland. xavier, you say you do have confidence.ell us about that. caller: yeah, that's correct. so, you know, i had the privilege of voting in a couple different states. in every state i have lived at and voted in, i have been required to show id to gain the ability to vote, right? that, to me, basically debunks a lot of the theory about hidden components, the voting machines, trying to compromise things. i have also looked into how voting machines work. a few do not connect to the internet. the person was saying before me, they were counted and verified and audited the results many times. who knows how many? but the process i guess to me is fairly stable, whether or not there are any kinks in it. a gentleman earlier brought up a very good point, which is accessibility. i lived in a few different states. one of those states was actually georgia. a few years ago, stacey abrams was running for governor, and i remember distinctly people i worked with, i remember people i worked with in rural communities complaining. they live in predo

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a graduate where he's currently pursuing a masters degree in public safety from xavier university. thank you for your service in the city for being here today. michael harrison is a commissioner of the baltimore police department. a position he's held since 2019. current president of the executive research forum. before serving in baltimore he served in new orleans and the police department for nearly three decades rising through the ranks and becoming the superintendent for over four years. he has a masters of criminal justice from loyola university new orleans and is a graduate of northwestern university school of police staff and command. commissioner, thank you for your service and thanks for being here today. dwight has served as the chief of the colorado police department since 2002 and current president of the international association of international association of chiefs of police. member of the executive committee for eight years. 2010 was congressionally appointed to serve on the local state tribal preparedness task force has a masters degree from the university of cali

and what you're doing is harming the future of it, xavier, the secretary of health and human resources is responsible as well and gavin newsom and his department of public health. the people in san francisco are coming in last and the patients are being forced out and discharged under pressure from this commission. you're creating chaos and more people in the streets. when people are angry in san francisco about the conditions in the streets, one of the reasons is people should be getting health care and housing are not getting it. not that laguna honda can be a solution to that but those with serious injurys and health illness should have a place to go and you refuse to defend laguna honda. that's facts and the record and people need to investigate and we're going to investigate why this happened. why did these deaths happened and who is responsible. it's criminal negligence but this health department and by the executives and mayor london breed. dan bernal should be fired. he's chief of her staff. we have $80 billion and we can't afford to take care of sick and ill people in san fran

neighborhood policing initiative -- is a graduate of -- where he is currently pursuing a -- second xavier university. chief, thank you for your service to the city and for being here today. michael gerson is a commissioner of the baltimore police department. that position was held since 2019, current president of the police executive research forum, or perfect. before serving in baltimore, he served in your land, the police department for three decades -- being the superintendent there forever for. years he has the masters in justice from loyola university in new orleans. he's also a graduate of northwestern university school of police staff and command. commissioner harris, harrison, thank you for your service, thanks for being here today. dwight -- has served as the chief of the vail colorado police department since 2002. current president of the international association of chiefs of police, member of the iacp executive committee for eight years. in 2010, he was congressionally appointed to serve on the local state tribal and federal preparedness task force directed by fema. as a maste