edward: usc, they recommend test for students. they didn't have any spot on the portal to actually put an actual test result. i was dumb -- and don't do this -- i thought i was traveling a short distance between the bay area and los angeles. i scheduled a test already with the school for three days after i arrived in l.a. because that is when they require it. to move into the dorm, they did not require it. it was recommended. anchor: wow. edward: i suspect there are a lot of students who could be symptom activity on campus -- symptomatic on campus and not know it or reported. anchor: that is different from uc berkeley and we are talking to an official. i want to ask about that. did everybody around you get tested? your parents and her close friends and with everybody else ok and negative? edward: luckily for me, me, parents have tested both negative even though i was driving with them all the way down. they are continuing to get tested and keep coming up negative so that is good. anchor: do you know how you got infected? any idea

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so i applied to usc film school. i told my parents i can teach. as a professor. my parents thought she is right. she can teach. it felt like something real for them. david: you got a masters at usc and then you are writing on the side during the daytime, or the evenings? how are you doing that? shonda: yeah. i got a job at a place that help the mentally ill and homeless. i was an administrative assistant and at night, i would write my scripts. i had an agent or lawyer of the -- at the time, everyone got one in film school hoping something would happen to them. and i ended up selling a script and that basically changed my life. david: had that script not sold, would you still be in advertising? what would you be doing? shonda: a month before it sold, i had applied for the postbaccalaureate year for medical school at bryn mawr and i was going to go to medical school because i thought i could not starve this way. i'm going to be a doctor. luckily, i did not do that. david: the medical profession's loss is the creative writing community's again, because you are not a

david: so you got a masters degree at usc, then you are writing on the side a bit during the daytime, or how were you doing that? shonda: yeah, i got a job at a place that helped the mentally ill homeless find job skills and places to live. i was like an administrative assistant. and at night i would write my scripts. and i had an agent or a lawyer at the time. everybody got one, kind of hoping something would happen for them. and i ended up selling a script, and that script basically changed my life. david: had that script not sold, you might still be in advertising? or what do you think you would be doing? shonda: i remember when, like, a month before the script sold, i had applied for the postbaccalaureate year that prepared you for medical school, and i was going to do that, and i was going to go to medical school, because i thought, i can't start this way anymore. this is not for me. i am going to go be a doctor. luckily, i did not do that. david: so, the medical profession's loss is the creative writing community's gain, right? because you are not a doctor, but it turned out ok.

the spartans had coach doesn't want anyone looking ahead. >> y'all want to talk about the usc game and the parents want to talk about the game and the fans want to talk about the game, but none of it matters if we don't play good football against southern utah on saturday night. if we are so focused on something way down the road we are going to get kicked by what is happening right now. >>> fans at the bmw championship getting up close. he sinks a long putt for his second straight eagle. >> he shot a 6 under 66 and goes into sunday tied with the lead at 21 under. that is incredible for both of them but tomorrow, cbs5 kpix5 . >> thank you. still to come, the amazing discovery from the eyes of a >>> a palo alto girl is creating quite a buzz after making an amazing discovery. the four-year-old found a rare type of single is be which are normally found in brazil. decades ago they were brought to the u.s. to help captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, ida intensifies and takes aim, the hurricane set to blast louisiana's gulf coast within hours, millions facing a possible monster cat

david: you got a masters at usc and then were sort of writing a bit on the side, during the daytime or evenings or how were you doing that? shonda: yeah. i got a job at a place that help the mentally ill and homeless. i was an administrative assistant and at night i would write my scripts. and i had an agent or lawyer of -- lawyer at the time. i sold a script. that script basically changed my life. david: had that script not sold, you might be still in advertising or what do you think you would be doing? shonda: i remember, for a month before that script sold, i had applied for the postbaccalaureate year for medical school at bryn mawr and i was going to do that and go to medical school because i thought i cannot starve this way anymore. this is not for me. i'm going to be a doctor. luckily, i did not do that. david: the medical profession's loss is the creative writing community's gain because you are not a doctor but it worked out ok. shonda: i hope that may be writing about doctors has inspired people to be doctors. that's how i like to think of it. david: most people who have been

brian: when i call the first few sites they did not want to legalize usc but it was your brother and your family and productions in communications but this together and created the octagon you have been fighting all along. the initial comments were everybody is fearful. how can people at home overcome that fear? >> i feel like you can get smashed and hurt and disappointed so that's important but at the same time to have the courage and the capacity to control fear and surrender to a different level so the fear helps you but by the time you have to go you have to make fear disappear from yourself. brian: understood and you talked about breathing be key to your success that is what this whole book is about so show us how to breathe quickly in a way that can change people's lives by the end of the segment quick. >> yes. the idea is you breathe at the upper part of your lungs. but when you start to become more expert of breathing function you use the diaphragm and triple the amount of air you circulate in your brain and body so that helps you to control your emotions and be more connecte

and the following week against usc. you will never catch coach brennan looking ahead. >> you will want to talk about the sc game and their parents and girlfriends want to talk about the sc game but none of it matters if we don't play good football on saturday night. if we are so focused on something down the road we will get our [ bleep ] kicked with what is happening right now. >> sunday at 1:00 on the kpix 5, the 49ers a host the raiders. you can't miss the final dress rehearsal game. because after that the regular season unfolds. that's in september. >> who are they playing again? >> they wear silver and black and they are from vegas. i've gotta save my voice for the balance of the season. i can't go guttural all the time. >>> the music world is mourning the loss of a legend, does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >>> tonight fans and fellow music legends mour

next up, they're at usc. giants in atlanta in what could be a post season preview between division leaders. giants get off to a fast start. a solo home run and just like that, san francisco has a 1-0 lead. logan web is dealing with him on the hill and getting the double play ball there. he struck out six in seven scoreless innings. get this, he's not allowed more than two runs in consecutive startsds. a solo home run in the seventh. the giants blank atlanta 5-0. >>> driven left center field and that baby's gone. >> matt chapman, the 21st home run of the season. they also put an end to the yankees' 13-game winning streak. the a's win it 3-2 the final. the 49ers' preseason finale against the las vegas raiders. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. averages way for children battling illness to have some fudge, despite all the pressure and anxiety surrounding covid. they organized in san jose. organizers say it's been tough for children with chronic or life-threatening conditions. so, they did this.

and the following week against usc. you will never catch coach brennan looking ahead. >> you will want to talk about the sc game and their parents and girlfriends want to talk about the sc game but none of it matters if we don't play good football on saturday night. if we are so focused on something down the road we will get our [ bleep ] kicked with what is happening right now. >> sunday at 1:00 on the kpix 5, the 49ers a host the raiders. you can't miss the final dress rehearsal game. because after that the regular season unfolds. that's in september. >> who are they playing again? antheye from i've gotta savemy voice for the balance of the season. i can't go guttural all the time. >>> the music world is mourning the loss of a legend, jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm no

the following week, they are at usc. you will never catch them looking ahead. >> you want to talk about the sc game and their parents want to talk about the game and the noneit we and the fans want to. don't play good football. >>> >> coach is right. snow know what is sunday at one? right here on kpix549ers host the raiders. you can't miss the final dress rehearsal game. o e morning show. >> never enough. >>> 4:57 is the time. >>> a bay area city voting to break away from the rest of its county and impose it's own mask mandate. we are live with the new guidelines. >>> and wildfire smoke so bad it's forcing students to move out of their classrooms. wthey are now setting up their desks this saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast, reliable wifi to power your personal best... ...and show grandma you're crushing the school year on the nation's most reliable netw

next week a much tougher tester san jose's date and usc. >>> it is not expected to play in the 49ers preseason finale sunday in the raiders. he did fully practice for the first time since tearing his acl last september. trent williams saw enough to know both the is ready for the regular season. >> very few people come back from a major injury and are better than they were when they left. i played nick before he left and i played him when he got back and he is better. and is definitely good news for th homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make life in california affordable again. i'm a businessman, the only cpa running. shouldn't we choose ability this time? [*t woods? >>> thanks so much for watching pick our next local newscast is tomorrow morning from 6:00-7:00 we will have a news and teys on kpix. we will see you tomorrow. [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] [ sfx: honk ] [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] [

prosecutors say marcy pella tele paid $500,000 to get her son into usc. pella tele will become the 33rd parent to admit to charges in the case including felony conspiracy. pella tele is married to former 49er lou pella tele. under the plea deal, she could serve six weeks in prison and pay a $250,000 fine. >>> vta hopes to resume some service by this weekend, possibly in time for sunday's niners/raiders game at levi's. the agency is testing some of its trains this evening. there is no specific timeline for when the system will fully restart, but vta is hoping to have some level of service soon. >> taking care of people takes time. we are trying to build a foundation for these employees to be able to come back to work without having setbacks. >> before service can start up again, vta will have to inspect and certify 42 miles of track and 61 stations, and the employees will have to be retrained and recertified. >>> still to come on kpix 5 news at 7:00, we catch up with a bay area man whose family is stuck in afghanistan. >> so how we can help them, how we ca

. >> i contacted usc student health and they set me up with a hotel room. >> the doctor hopes others follow the same process. the first thing to do would be calling a doctor. after that, letting officials know could help them keep track of data. >> i think it is going to help people. just on a numbers level globally. then secondly the most important reason to let somebody know is that somebody can help you with contact tracing. >> abc 7 news. ama: if you want to get tested for covid-19, we have a link to verified covid sites on our website. abc7news.com/vaccine. larry: it pushes on to expand the use of recycled water in the south bay. city leaders agreed to team up with the santa clara valley water district to explore ways to create and sell recycled water. >> we've got to be serious about this. in the last drought, israel exports water. they live in a desert and they export water. how did they do that? they use every drop of recycled water they can and they have desalination. larry: a partnership between the water district and the city of san jose led to the creation of one of the l

prosecutors say she'll admit to pay $500,000 to get her son into usc as a football recruit. she's expected to spend six weeks in jail and pay a would bo admit to charges in the scandal. >>> today there will be a meeting about safety at a south bay high school. this comes after several fights on campus. a student was knocked unconscious in the middle of the quad, the main quad. "today in the bay's" damian is at silver creek high school with what some of the parents are demanding now. >> reporter: the video from last week is troubling. we are disguising the students' identities. it shows a freshman being knocked unconscious by a third student who intervened during the fight. >> this does elevate to assault. it's not a simple basic battery. losing conscious is severe and dangerous. >> reporter: since school started august 10th there have been multiple fights at silver creek high school, two required a police response. some parents privately tell me they believe kids feel emboldened since there are no police resource officers on campus. we showed the video to parents. >> yeah. t

prosecutors say she'll admit to paying half a million dollars to get her son into usc as a football recruit even though he would never play for the team. she's expected to spend six weeks in jail and pay a quarter of a million dollars fine. this would be the 33rd parent to admit to charges in the scandal. >>> a recent candidate in the recall effort now endorsing his rival. former republican representative doug bowed out last week after suffering a heart attack. he shared the debate stage with three other candidates. newsom's supporters meantime will rally later this week where vice president kamala harris is expected to attend. the recall election coming up september 14th. but we put together a voting guide that's got answers to any question you may have. >>> some sad news this morning surrounding a legendary figure in san francisco's social scene. harry denton has died. if you ever lived in san francisco for any amount of time, you probably visited at least one of his night spots. started with harrys on filmore. denton was always the man about town. he suffered a stroke eight years ago and

on monday, hundreds of afghans ran onto the tarmac some playing on to the wings of a usc 17 minutes replying. the e u is calling for europe to create humanitarian car doors to avoid the risk of refugees attempting the dangerous journey to the region. us president joe biden is strongly defended his decision to pull out his troops, saying an endless military deployment is no solution. they also said american troops should not be expected to fight when african forces were unwilling to do so themselves. we'll have more on that shortly, said go to charlotte, better to live for us from cobbled so charlotte. what is the day after the tale bob take over? looks like is life returning to some kind of normal? well i, i don't think normal is the word you can use for it, but it is quiet, at least. and the majority of the capital, the crisis point, since the taliban has taken over, it has been the airport that has been where they have been horrific. dramatic scenes of, of the vehicle just being overwhelmed with a flood of people trying to get out racing onto the tarmac. disrupting will stop and will comme

on monday, hundreds of afghans ran onto the tarmac some cleaning onto the wings of a usc 17 military plane. the e u is calling for europe to create humanitarian car doors to avoid the risk of refugees attempt the dangerous journey to the region. us president joe biden is strongly defended his decision to pull out his troops sang. an endless military deployment is no solution. he also said american troops should not be expected to fight when afghan forces were unwilling to do so themselves. we'll have more on that shortly. first, charlotte balance begins our coverage with the latest from cobble. and that waking up this morning to day to under taliban control in cobble and grace ref, aniston, and we still don't know who is elidah, how they plan to govern what this structure is going to be. i was told this morning by telephone contact that debbie hola ahead, which is the main communication spokes person will be holding a press conference today. they said he would be holding it yesterday. it appears to be delayed. that will be today. now, no one has ever seen his face. he's only repaired

. >> i contacted usc student health and they set me up with a hotel room. >> the doctor hopes others follow the same process. the first thing to do would be calling a doctor. after that, letting officials know could help them keep track of data. >> i think it is going to help people. just on a numbers level globally. then secondly the most important reason to let somebody know is that somebody can help you with contact tracing. >> abc 7 news. ama: if you want to get tested for covid-19, we have a link to verified covid sites on our website. abc7news.com/vaccine. larry: it pushes on to expand the use of recycled water in the south bay. city leaders agreed to team up with the santa clara valley water district to explore ways to create and sell recycled water. >> we've got to be serious about this. in the last drought, israel exports water. they live in a desert and they export water. how did they do that? they use every drop of recycled water they can and they have desalination. larry: a partnership between the water district and the city of san jose led to the creation of one of the l

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tom: we will get in a lot of trouble but usc this -- but you will see this. the bottom line is a lot of institutions have done great work. i give the major shout outs to the miami herald to is pushback against some of the more conservative zeitgeist ends florida -- in the great state of florida. jonathan: it's been quite confusing at the best of times. lisa: i think a lot of scientific officials are confused as well. they are trying to track these things and get the message across. i wonder if they will be a change when the fda official approves -- officially approves this particular vaccines. a lot of companies are waiting until they mandate the vaccines. school are considering the same. i think that will potentially be a game changer. jonathan: if they make the call to mandate something being used at emergency use authorization, that's a difficult, tricky one to make. tom: it is all cultural. every nation is different. you know better than me. germany, how they caught up so quickly. every nation is different. jonathan: from new york city this morning, good

>> i can't be a hypocrite, and 2013 i worked for campus reform and at usc i mi walked around ay thought obama deserved a nobel peace prize and i think we have that. we might. >> in general, being a good guy, it's creating a lot of peace and mellow and not as much anxiety among the people. i love obama, i think everyone is so hard on him but second-year. >> greg: i thought you were in the video. >> other than the fact, it is true. i am now far more attractive than i was in 2013, which is good. i can't wait to see me when i'm 86 years old, i'm going to be so hot no one will be able to look at me. other than my very much more attractiveness, so hot now, not much has changed! i asked them, do you think there were like yes? why? i don't know, he's a good dude. it's not getting better and it's sad to because these are the same people that will tell you if you disagree, you are a horrible person, sexist, racist, bigoted, if you don't think these people are so great and so wonderful but they don't even know why other than they saw a mean. >> greg: the hilarious thing about this is their grasp o

work on indigenous history so how to capture that so the first is maybe the most are compared to what usc elsewhere and across from reassertion english imperial control over america goes through american civil war in 1860 and argues geopolitics and space related to commerce is the central dynamic so the american revolution as prominent as relate somewhat to the global question mark the framework for the first is really empire rise of jefferson empire liberty and creation of the american republic so the second big problem is what you do with more recent stuff that is really challenging, how do you not have the narrative that seems to be culminating post-world war ii industrial event postindustrial something or other financial aviation off of that baseline, you come up a structure that can explain post- 1980 american economy and what it looks like. it makes as much sense as the industrial economy you wouldn't want to print one or the other so the definition of capital and the investment i think precise enough history but also suggests that these errors and that no one or the other is the ba

social study standards from some of them will end up state university system, some of them will attend usc and potentially being taught by someone whose claim to fame, her signature project is 1619 project so over the years, it seems like there will be an acceptance of an alternative view of our country's founding which could literally shape a generation or more in fact seems to be concerning that we want to make sure our kids are being taught are facts. whatever they want to think about it is another issue. we often come to our own conclusions about what we think is good or bad about our country but we need to know what factually is about our country. >> that is very troubling but also nothing new k-12 schools and colleges have been using history of the united states for years. that book intentionally look through the lens of the oppressed sort every term, it points out the flaws in our country and of course there are flaws but it does not show the purpose from of the principles from the traditions that built our country on the other side so that is nothing new in the other thing is that

they will play at usc next week. kumasi, back to you. kumasi: thank you, chris. so much more to come. hurricane ida barreling toward the louisiana. we are tracking what officials could say -- say could be a life altering storm. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. kumasi: down on the gold coast, expected to bring damaging when when it makes -- damaging winds when it makes landfall tomorrow. we want to take you out right now to take a live look at new orleans tonight, mandatory evacuations issued for some residents. the mayor's urging people to leave, and many people are taking that advice. reporter: ida is rapidly is rapi intensifying as it closes in on the louis

a clinical marketing professor at usc school for business says it's due to an unusual school year caused by the pandemic. >> a lot of retailers target office depot, those places that tended to have very heavy sales on notebooks and pens and various other things. and i haven't seen those sales that much. sophie: data shows there is an 8% increase in spending on back-to-school clothing and shoes. >> during the pandemic, there was a notable trend that people would buy tops. they wouldn't focus on things people couldn't see on zoom. sophie: the average person is inspected to state -- spent over $300 on electronics this year. when it comes to electronics, laptops beat out tablets and even calculators. local parents say they spent $400 on school supplies this year for their two young children in public school. >> whatever it takes for these public school systems to get whatever they need, we're happy to, but it is an astronomical number. it makes me think of families who might not have enough. sophie: according to the calabasas school list, items like soap, facial tissue, and hand sanitizer ar

there is usc 610 which is my personal favorite in this situation. because it seems to easy to apply, which is the criminal provision of the hatch act and what that statute provides is that the, it sham be unlawful for anybody and that would include the president of the united states to coerce or attempts to coerce a federal employee into engaging into political activity. what that would mean is that if donald trump had directed or tried to coerce an acting tomorrow rosen to walking down pennsylvania avenue with a trump 2020 flag, that would have been criminal. here this was much worse. he was attempting to coerce the department of justice, rosen into engaging in what was a purely political act, precisely because they had told the president there was no interests of the united states in this, that there was no illegality, there was no law enforcement function to be performed by the justice department and he, then donald trump went on to basically say, just say it, say it, make this statement. you know, that was all as you point out just for political

. >> i contacted usc student health and they sent me up with a hotel room. ryan: doctors hope that others follow his process. the first thing to do would be to call a doctor and he says after that letting officials know can help them keep track of data. >> i think it is going to help people, i just do not -- just on a numbers level globally and secondly, the most important reason to let someone know is that someone can help you with contact tracing. kumasi: if you want to be tested, we have a link to verified covid sites and you can find it at abc7news.com/vaccine. reggie: the san francisco mayor is expected to declare august as transgender history month. the announcement will be at 11:45 this morning and this sunday the transgender district will commemorate the 55th anniversary of the compton cafeteria riots and respond to the violent harassment that -- of trans people kumasi: in the tenderloin. kumasi:breakout the ugg boots and north face jackets because you can buy pumpkin spice lattes from starbucks. dunkin released their fall drinks last week. starbucks

. >> there was a scandal that came out at usc with parents forging documents. there was access to things like ap classes becoming more prevalent. >> it is not just access to classes themselves. a princeton review offers in person tutoring, starting at $167 per hour. for 10 hours, that is an $1800 fee. that is why some schools, even private are doing away with classes like this to even the playing field. >> ap has been expanding pretty significant over the past decade and continues to do so. that said, maybe there is an inflection point. questions of equity and worth to the class, i can see -- worth of the class, i can see it turning some point. >> nearly half the percentage of black in the tina students are enrolled in ap courses compared to white and asian students. for the eye team, stephanie sierra, abc 7 news., abc 7 news. >> that will be held at 4:00 p.m., right here on abc 7 news. >> up next, spencer with the >> up next, spencer with the i get it, maybe you can see just fine. but as a vsp® premier program doctor, let me tell you, everyone needs an annual

done by the apartment of moment security are done through the national vetting center in cbp and the usc bias office also does a number of check so you've got multiple entities within the department that are doing checks and looking at these applications, so it's tying up resources. these are also some of the same folks that are looking at asylum applications and other things that are going along that southwest border as well. >> laura: and then the cost of the refugees over decades. i mean, overlong period of time, which we don't know -- >> correct. a lot of these individuals -- yeah. a lot of these individuals apply and get benefits once they come into the country as well. >> laura: it's a huge amount of money and some of them need to be paroled in, but that's a lot of people. chad, thank you. if coming up, you won't believe how bad l.a.'s homeless crisis has gotten since "the ingraham angle" last visited. it's going to blow your mind. raymond arroyo has all of the information you need on this decline next. >> laura: we've been here all week documenting the decline of california, once

>> i can't be a hypocrite, and 2013 i worked for campus reform and at usc i made a video where i walked around asking if they thought obama deserved a nobel peace prize and i think we have that. we might. >> in general, being a good guy, it's creating a lot of peace and mellow and not as much anxiety among the people. i love obama, i think everyone is so hard on him but second-year. >> greg: i thought you were in the video. >> other than the fact, it is true. i am now far more attractive than i was in 2013, which is good. i can't wait to see me when i'm 86 years old, i'm going to be so hot no one will be able to look at me. other than my very much more attractiveness, so hot now, not much has changed! i asked them, do you think there were like yes? why? i don't know, he's a good dude. it's not getting better and it's sad to because these are the same people that will tell you if you disagree, you are a horrible person, sexist, racist, bigoted, if you don't think these people are so great and so wonderful but they don't even know why other than they saw a mean. >> greg: the hilarious thi

san jose state opens their season against southern utah and then next week they play a big game at usc but spartans head coach does not want anyone looking ahead. >> you guys want to talk about the sc game and the parents talk about the sc game and the girlfriend was a talk about the sc game and the fans talk about the sek but none of it matters if we don't play good football on saturday night because we are so focused on something way down the road, we willborst pac since december of 2019. former head coach chip kelly will be getting his fourth season with the bruins, final minute of the first, you silly running back breaks a couple tackles and takes off for a 47 yard touchdown. they ran for 106 yards and three touchdowns on just six carries and the bruins role 44- 10. fans of the pj playoffs bmw championship get up close to the tea shop there. he came out on fire again. fifth hole, he's thank you long putt for his neck and straight ego. something incredible there. he shot 30 on the nine and had a four shot lead on the back nine, patrick with a long putt of his own, that was in for be

standard, those kids some of them will end up in the state university system and they will be attending usc chapel hill and being taught by someone who claims the same with the signature project is 1619 project, over the years it seems there will become an acceptance of an alternative view of our country's founding which can shape the generation or more and that seems pretty concerning that we want to know what kids are being taught and what facts and what they want to think about as a whole another issue we come to her own conclusion for good or bad about her country and we need to know what is actually good about our country. >> i think that is very troubling but it's also nothing new schools and colleges have been using howard's then of the united states for years and that intentionally looks through the lens of the oppressed, at every turn he points out the flaws in our country and of course there are flaws but it does not show the purpose and the principles in the tradition that build our country on the other side, that of course is nothing new in the other thing i want to point out in

the spartans with a tougher task this coming saturday because they play at usc. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. the line on the game is trojans by 15. i have a feeling the spartans are going to give them a run for their money. on the giants situation, what a terrible time to have to be dealing with all these not only injuries but the covid situation. starting pitching is really thin and you have donovan solano, he is in quarantine in a hotel in new york for another week because he tested positive. the ranks are thin. they are playing brewers and dodgers. some big series coming up. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it is especially in paradise all of the ultimate server at 10:00. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. thank you so much for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ this is the... here are three former champions-- a writer and stay-at-home mom from hutto, texas... a graduate student from macungie, pennsylvania... and a math te

to me, it is the cream that got everybody in watergate, which is 18 usc 371. it's defrauding the government. it's interfering with our processes. this is a classic f. that statute doesn't fit for this, that statute has no meaning. >> ryan, do you see a crime by trump or anyone else here? >> i absolutely do. it's, in fact, ha ready to escape a conclusion. there is also the hatch act. the hatch act is not enforced generally because there is only one specific criminal provision. the criminal provision fits this like a hand in a glove. the criminal division actually says if you try i to pressure an official to support one candidate in a campaign, that's it. and they can be prosecuted for that. so all of the documentation that we have of trump and mark meadows reaching into the justice department to pressure them to carry out these investigations and try to flip the results in georgia, meet that quite scarily. >> so, john, according to new reporting by our justice reporter evan perez. and this is really interesting. because i lay that all out. so much of it involve

stay up late and socialize and substitute sleeping and instead they call it social jet lag down at usc say it essentially forces your body into a different time zone and puts you at risk of chronic sleep deprivation. they add that it could increase your risk for medical conditions like diabetes and heart disease. and get ready to taste the adventure. there's a new cookie coming to the girl scouts lineup event. ruffles are making their way to cookie stands near you. the brownie inspired treat as a caramel flavored cream center sprinkled with a hint of sea. salt sounds delicious are expected to make their debut next cookie season. still ahead, as the situation unfolds in afghanistan. many women there are fearing for their lives after the break, we'll tell you how afghan women are bracing for the return. >> of strict taliban rule. bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse

the one hand you're talking about today which is a big controversy of nicole hannah jones as hired by usc chapel hill based in project, 1619 that is completely different matthew from what you're describing about american history that is chronicled in the 1776 commission report. to what seems to be diametrically opposed sets of information about our founding so what is a person supposed to do and believe is accurate? >> are often asked whether the 1776 commission should be done to respond to the 1619 project with my answer was it wasn't. it makes note of it in one footnote but otherwise that's not the intention at all. what it was was to make an argument for the principles behind, the guiding principles of american history and to point us towards developing an understanding of american history which teaches civic's but also preparing for the anniversary of the declaration of independence that is fair and accurate and honest and teaches it works and all so that despite all its flaws we cansee the principles behind it . and i point out earlier, we don't look at it as 1619 versus 1776. that's

next up, usc. to baseball and giants at atlanta in what could be a preview between division leaders. out to a fast start. top of 1, tommy on a power trip and like francisco. logan westbound in control on the hill with runners on the corners. he gets the double play ball to get out of the jam and struck out six in seven scoreless innings. he has not allowed more than two runs in 13 consecutive starts. that's impressive and so is that. mike with a solo home run in the seventh. giants blanket atlanta 5-0. >> driven, left centerfield, and that baby is gone. >> matt chapman going long. the a's snap their losing streak putting an end to the 13-game win streak and win it by the final of 3-2. a big game out at levi stadium. the 49ers preseason finale against the las vegas raiders. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay." >> thanks. >>> 7:28, we have much more ahead. coming up another day of smoky skies. we have a live look for you at walnut creek. meteorologist rob m

. >> your job at usc was overseeing security policy to russia and eastern europe and so you get in in a day one in the press conferences happening and someone advised you you were coming into the most dangerous and challenging environment you've ever been in including colarusso and my biggest question why did you do it, aren't you thinking to yourself i don't know if this is right for me to put myself in the situation where ivy security policy and abroad situation with this president. >> you can sense the office in the mission and there was a couple of different things frankly it's one of those jobs you cannot refuse it until carol and one of those things that you can contribute to the mission and they could write memos and everything is transactional and it was an element of humerus as indicated and i can brief the guy and things could be different and they also wanted to really that i have thought for a while i had a conversation in the fall with the ambassador for european affairs but he's also the ambassador to moscow while i was serving in russia and the city having a conversatio