i know you have a lot of pals at ucla. what is their reaction? i know it's a liberal place, grade school. at some point, does the student body say enough is enough? we all have to move on >> alicia: >> they're actually cheering this on, they scream at me online, cussed me out that i should just disclose my vaccination status even though i'm not going onto the campus, they love the mandates and even though most of them are vaccinated, they are encouraging everyone to wear a mask in class and while walking outside to different classes. it's complete arrangement. >> laura: they are electric bikes and scooters, are they double masking on the scooters and the ripped sticks and all the very adult modes of transportation they use? >> i wouldn't be surprised if they were triple masking. it seems the more masks, the safer they feel even with their good old vaccination. >> laura: so what's next for you on campus? will you not be able to go to in person classes and less submit further? >> i believe the rule is that you have to tell them your status and if y

>> laura: ucla health sent us a statement tonight for the state public health, active ucla health employees not working remotely must be vaccinated or receive an exemption and subject to progressive discipline including restricting access to work sites and being placed on leave. your response to that, their argument is that you are not just endangering yourself, but endangering others by not being vaccinated, but i imagine everyone else's vaccinated if they are there. so i'm not quite following. >> most people are vaccinated. joe biden said we have to protect the vaccinated from the unvaccinated. that's like saying you have to protect the protected from the unprotected by forcing the unprotected to take the protection that didn't protect the protected. you want the protection, you take the protection. you don't, you don't. but this is an issue of medical ethics sitting in sacramento to say he knows what's best for my body and even though i'm a physician, i've decided for my body, from my certain risk situation, i don't want it. now he's saying i know it's best for you and you have to take i

william la jeunesse is on the story and live from ucla. hi, williams. >> sandra, this happened shortly after the death of george floyd when professor gordon kline and other instructors received this e-mail asking that black students be graded with "compassion and leniency" and offered a no-fault final. meaning the exam would not count if it lowered their grade. some teachers under this threat gave out as like candy says the lawsuit and others awarded perfect stores. kline refused. since his zoom was only, he didn't know students color and asked if minnesota and mixed grade students should get special treatment. >> if you're going to classify people based on their race, which is just amoral and repugnant, if you're going to say that, you're going to have to articulate a rule, what does it mean to be black, what do you do if somebody is of mixed parentage, is that half credit? >> the next day, ucla received 12,000 signatures for kline to be terminated for his racist remarks. dean of the business school labelled his response outrageous. the s

ucla doctor was aggressively removed for a few refusing to comply with mask mandate. kamala harris stage of the political stop and what happened when nancy pelosi met the pope. first the democrats long dark winter is the focus of tonight's angle. we already know that president biden's team is incompetent on many fronts. humiliation would carry across the table from counterparts with the ccp and they are importing a trifecta of disasters from covid to crime to poverty. as nightmarish as that has been president biden is on track with his handling of the economy. >> when you take a step back and look at what is happening we are making real progress. if it doesn't seem fast enough i like to see it faster and we are going to make it faster. laura: he will selling making this claim in 2024. it is coming faster any day now. things are always going to improve in the future but they never do. it is the ultimate bait and switch. we should call it bankrupt and switch. this could have been a slamdunk for the economy. we have the strongest economy of any g7 country in 2018, 2019 a

laura: you have a lot of pals that ucla, it is a great school. at some point does the student body say enough is enough? we have to move on? >> they are cheering this on. they scream at me online, cuss me out that i should just disclose my vaccination status even though i'm not going onto the campus, they love the mandates of even though most of them are vaccinated they are also encouraging everyone to wear masks in class and while walking outside different classes. laura: i see them on their electric bikes and scooters, either double masking on the scooters and all the other very adult modes of transportation they use? >> i wouldn't be surprised if they were triple masking. it seems the more masks the safer they feel even with the good old vaccination. >> what is next with you on campus. will you not be able to go to in person classes unless you submit further? >> i believe the full is you have to tell them your status and if you have the vaccine, you have to wear a mask, if you don't have it you have to wear a mask and have to get covid tested

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let me ask you, kris chancer about ucla -- christian. what are you hearing on college campuses? tell me how cancel culture is evolving these days. do you think it's resonating with truth tellers on college campuses or not so much? >> college campuses are full blown indoctrination centers. they teach white students to hate their skin color and everyone else to hate america. i'm a loud and proud conservative at my university, ucla, and my classmates tweet about trying to beat me up on campus all because i love america and is i like strong borders, fully funded police forces, and i don't think i'm oppressed because i'm black. it's time we get our head in the game because we can't be sending our children to these indoctrination centers, it's not sustainable. maria: it's absolutely unbelievable, christian. have you gotten any feedback since your father, herschel walker, the great herschel walker, announced he is running for the senate? what's your take on the black community in terms of what they want to see from leadership in the u.s.? >> i think everyone's really excited that my da

that was kevin williams at the ucla school of theatre, film and television. let's get some of the day's other news. the us real estate heir, robert durst, has been charged in connection with the disappearance of his ex—wife in 1982. kathie mccormack durst�*s body was neverfound — she was legally declared dead in 2017. a new criminal complaint accuses 78—year—old durst of second—degree murder. last week he was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his best friend, to prevent her from talking about his wife's disappearance. the un says its flights to mekelle in ethiopia's tigray region have been suspended after one of its planes had to abandon its landing on the same morning as a military air strike was carried out on the city. the ethiopian government said its planes had been targeting a training centre used by tigrayan rebels. hospital sources said eleven civilians were injured. a team of archeologists in peru has made a discovery which could re—write the history of the pre—incan wari civilization. the remains of 29 people — 25 belon

we have the kids here from ucla. they're up bright and early! [ cheers and applause ] or maybe they're just out really late. because it's really early right now. ucla taking on the oregon ducks here. "game day" is here and so are we. we had rough weather moving through ohio. buckeyes looking strong this year. they're trying to come back from their loss. near cleveland one of several tornados on thursday, and we had heavy rain yesterday in southern florida. up to 8 inches in some spots. that's enough, certainly, to get the streets flooded down there. all right, where do we expect it today? across the central part of the country. this is a piece of energy in the west. kansas city is under the gun. tomorrow is a bigger threat for places like st. louis, maybe a better chance of seeing tornados. we'll be watching it carefully. >> this weather cast sponsored by state farm. this is not the only big event happening this weekend. we take you for a ride on the formula 1 track in a few minutes. guys back over to you. >> we'll look forward to that. by the w

professor of epidemiology at ucla, will see you again. thank you very much. arthel: eric. eric: this is heating up from a month to go until the election and one candidate sparked a controversy with comments on the role parents should play. what a racist and next here on fox news live. ♪♪ heated race for governor in virginia, a former governor get his job back. live in washington with more. >> national debate are playing out, it's a watching. all of america and then inspired by parents stepping forward to annoy terry by actually trying to have a say in their children's education. the nerve. >> former attorney general, a statement made by virginia's former governor trying to win back his seat. he said this during the last gubernatorial debate i'm not going to let parents going to schools and make their own decisions. i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. reporter: how much parents have to say it's major in contention. here's a special report. >> parents want their children to receive a great education and they want to be involved in it.

, a lot of pickup games at ucla would happen. a lot of superstars would come. this particular day, kobe came. and now i'm super hyped and super juiced. >> jimmy: how old are you at this point? >> 16, 17. i'm super hyped, and i'm just excited to compete, because to me, kobe is the best in the world. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i had the opportunity to compete and then kobe, you know, not going back and forth because he was basically killing me. but that's okay. but the number one lesson i got in that, watching him and to this day, i think we all know the mamba mentality. but when i was younger and watching him, he was competing like it was the finals. to me, it was so inspiring, because it allowed me to understand this is what you need to be like, regard lstz less of you are. and i took that and ran with it. >> jimmy: if you play very, very hard at all times, it comes easier at the times when you really are expected to play hard. >> absolutely. once you leave it out on the line, i always feel like this game has given me such an unbelievabl

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britton brown, he is going to slam his way into the end zone, ucla down three. final minutes, ucla was forced to turn to backup quarterback, garber's, he threw a game ceiling pick, ducks win 34-31. they are now six and one. number eight oklahoma state trying to stay undefeated iowa state. cyclones take the lead late, cowboys are driving for the win, fourth and two. minutes ago, brendan presley trying to get that first down marker. they mark them short. we will see a replay. so close, you can't overturn that. cyclones with the upset win, 24-21. it will be time to party and rush the field on the 50 yard line. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion: looking forward to seeing what happens with football tomorrow. that is it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. abc 7 news continues tomorrow at 5:00. for all of us, we appreciate you joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside, where it appears to be, douglas what is this shot? are and rebuild camel -- our emeryville camara the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan front

amy: ramesh srinivasan, thank you for being with us university , of california los angeles, or ucla, where he also directs the digital cultures lab. author of "beyond the valley: how innovators around the world are overcoming inequality and creating the technologies of tomorrow." when we come back, we go to sudan where at least 10 protesters have been shot dead along a military coup. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "rennat" by alsarah & the nubatones. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. a warning to our audience, the segment contains graphic real estate violence as we turn to sudan where protesters are back in the streets again today following monday's military coup. news outlets are reporting at least 10 protesters have been shot dead since the military placed prime minister abdalla hamdok under house arrest and detained most of his cabinet . a number of protest leaders have also been arrested. sudan's military ruler gen abdel fattah burhan declared a state of emergency and dissolved a joint military-c

ramesh srinivasan, professor of information studies at the university of california los angeles, or ucla, where he also directs the digital cultures lab. welcome back to democracy now! it is great to have you with as, professor. can you talk about the significance of what has been released so far in the facebook papers? >> i think it is gre to be with you and great to join you this morning. i think what frces haugen has done is blow the whistle on facebook's complicity and its internal knowledge of a number of problematic issues that many of us were alleging that they were engaging with for several years. what facebook has essentially done and she has exposed that they were aware of is play with our emotion, play with our psychology, play with our anxieties. those are the raw material that fuels facebook's attempts to be additional empire. and more generally, this is an example of how this new form of digital capitalism that i believe facebook is trailblazing is one that is playing with our intimate motions on every single level. these revelatations are extremey important. right now the

will be talking about on the 11 o'clock bulletin when i'll be talking to a representative from the ucla film school about safety on film sets. let's move on. liz truss, we cannot be dependent on china.— be dependent on china. yes, very interesting _ be dependent on china. yes, very interesting. the _ be dependent on china. yes, very interesting. the new _ be dependent on china. yes, very interesting. the new foreign - interesting. the new foreign secretary who is on a visit to india and who's seized on the occasion to talk about the over dependence of china and how britain must not become dependent on china and critical national infrastructure such as nuclear power plants should only be billed with like—minded partners. of course we know that there has been this long—standing project, a nuclear project with cgn the general nuclear power group are involved in, 20 5% proposed nuclear plant in suffolk. this is been rambling on for years. of course nuclear energy has his part to play we know that in general. and the lead—up to cup 26 we are looking for solutions to help those pledge

a very good history -- historian of the american west, stephen aaron, of ucla, he's the one who told me, pay attention to george armstrong custard. he's more trumpian than anybody you'll find. i'll read you the last -- the last stanza. we shukd our misgivings and struck up the band for this furious fable of custard's last stand. but today custard's epic has grown cautionary. a timely reminder to warn the unwaryhen a scoundrel from history exits the stage fictions will turn into facts as they age. you know, it's -- it's tricky. >> it is tricky. >> it says some things right and gets some things wrong. >> define upon this book. "dumpty's dream." it's a 43 stanza recounting of the january 6th insurrection. the last two stanzas i'd like to ask you about. >> okay. >> do you want to read them first? >> i'll read them and then we'll talk. he dreamed he'd fall silent in his tenure aftermath vying low at mar-a-lago to devise his future path, with a sea pack regain his strident voice and prove that he remained his party's overwhelming choice. he dreamed of three combative years a struggle for s

in 2018, more than 200 scientists from across the country, including professors at harvard, ucla, and uc davis penned a letter asking lawmakers to reduce post-fire logging throughout the west. bigad: were all those scientists just wrong? dr. collins: no, i think that, honestly, though, they're misguided when it comes to the scale of the issue. i think there's absolutely a role for burned trees to be left in the forest as habitat, but that role is not over tens of thousands of acres. bigad: what i'm hearing you say is that it can be a tool in the toolbox, but it shouldn't just be the standard after every single fire. dr. collins: correct, and this issue of scale is critical here. bigad: despite our repeated requests, the u.s. forest service declined to comment on our story and the increased criticism the agency is facing about its financial stake in post-fire logging, which some view as a conflict of interest. each year, the forest service makes about $45 million by selling timber to private lumber companies. dr. collins: it's not as though it's going in to line someone's pockets; that

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you came from socal, ucla. >> i did, it's been great, the community and the department have been fantastic. i'm enjoying the city and being able to get out and meet all of our community members and those outside of our community but part of sonoma county. it has been a fantastic experience and i'm thrilled to be here. kristen: i want to share comments on facebook live where we are streaming this show from viewers. this one says keep your hair that way, robert says nice hair, he says the chief should keep it that way, it looks hot. alex says that is awesome, everyone is loving it. you will have to go bigger next year. >> we will find some thing. kristen: for folks who still want to donate, how can they contribute? >> you can use venmo on police department -- facebook page, sebastopol police department, or come to the station where we have a domains -- donation box. kristen: looking pretty in pink, congratulations, great job and congrats to your community. >> i appreciate it. kristen: hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who s

and another artist who helped with this mural, a ucla art student. the cenr vulnerable people who have been incarcerated re-enter the community. >> this is called we, the deserving. our main message for this was we wanted to let people know that everyone is deserving of all the beautiful things that life has to offer, regardless of where they came from or what mistakes they had made in the past. >> the re-entry resource center celebrates its tenth anniversary this coming february. >> that looks really nice. >> it's beautiful. >> raj, you're joining us with what's coming up at 5:30. >>> here's what we have. the human remains do belong to brian laundrie. investigators were able to match the skull to gabby petito's fiance. >>> plus less than two weeks to get a deal done. president biden hits the road to sway americans and lawmakers to pass his giant spending bill. >> for the first time in a couple generations, we're going to be investing in working families, putting them first and helping them get ahead. >> the concessions democrats are making to get a

he's, you know, played at ucla. it taken a lot of southern california to get the giants just to where they're at. so i think we'll save the goggles for the dodgers' clubhouse up in san francisco on thursday. my apology jays for having to clean the carpet in advance. larry: oh, nice, nice. mic drop moment right there. enjoy the game. but not too much. curt sandoval in l.a. dan: it's great. anchor: thank you, larry. turning to the fires now in the north bay the newal fire is 100% contained. firefighters spent the day holding the line and putting out hot spots. investigators detain add person of interest near that fire yesterday. and now they're working figure out how it started. ryan curry is live in american canyon the latest. ryan? ryan: yeah, good evening finding that cause is what's going to be the difficult part according to cal fire that person of interest that 26 year-old man is their best option right now. >> bright flames scorched 132 ackers in american canyon monday nightle now almost a day later, most of th

i'm joined now by from los angeles by kevin williams, prop department supervisor at the ucla school of theater, film & television. thank you so much for speaking to us. this is a terrible time for anyone in the film industry, but to put this into perspective, it's not unique but it's very unusual. yes. unique but it's very unusual. yes, it definitely _ unique but it's very unusual. yes, it definitely is _ unique but it's very unusual. yes, it definitely is a _ unique but it's very unusual. yes, it definitely is a gut _ unique but it's very unusual. yes, it definitely is a gut punch, - unique but it's very unusual. yes it definitely is a gut punch, and it's rippling across the industry right now. a lot of conversations happening behind the scenes. you know, if you quantify the number of projects on film and tv. where they have fire happening in the number of accidents that are reported, you can see it's relatively minuscule. after the early �*90s incident with brandon lee, i think a lot of measures were put in place and they have been able to maintain a certain level of safety onset.

it would encourage young men to work in the sector and the situation would be much better than now. ucla libya has africa's longest coastline on the mediterranean. it extends over 1800 kilometers. it's abundance and see life could make libya, premier exporter of seafood contribute to achieving food security and create new job opportunities for a lack of government funding. and marine infrastructure has left the sector neglected. the higher cost for fishermen is pass along to customers. it's also led many to send their goods to neighboring countries like leisure, where they'll get a higher price in last, mosquito, our main problem is the export of fish. many customers complained that the fish is too expensive, or there isn't any good fish in the market. that's because all the good fish exported with algae then work for the ministry of marine resources. yes. he says with the re planning and investment, libya's fishing industry could be an important source of income for the government rather than depend on oil export. but when it does, the fishing, marina's are in very bad shape. they are i

jillian: talking about herschel walker's son christian ucla threatened to drop him from enrollment if he didn't reveal his vaccine status even though all his classes are online. take a listen. >> drop my classes after we paid 70,000 for a year. all my classes are online. >> to say enrolled christian was forced to sign something that said i certify i have been informed of the risks of covid 19 infection including long-term disability and death both for myself and those who i may exposed to this disease. here he is on the ingraham angle last night. >> he told me my already paid for classes would be dropped if i didn't disclose my vaccination status and then received a message from the health center telling me i would be subject to financial and other consequences if i didn't tell them. this makes no sense. it is not anyone's business and i'm not going on campus. carley: mandatory vaccination requirements on college campuses, the first i heard of somebody being forced to sign something online. todd: turning to fox weather, flash flooding sweeping central alabama. >> emergency personnel s

emily: let's dig into this with a ucla professor and a founder. curious to what your thoughts are on blumenthal's commentary. >> it is true that comparing those companies to facebook makes them generally look good. so he had to say that right now, given the extraordinary onslaught of criticism that facebook is receiving for good reason. i think generally, these companies for the most part are doing a better job than facebook. doesn't mean they couldn't do better. emily: when it comes to kids, do you see any of these companies being better than the other? or are they all at a low bar? >> i think the bar is quite low for all of them. we have evidence of the entire industry being so unregulated, so little oversight over what happens in the kind of predatory surveillance oriented marketing project that these companies are, that i think we need to look at the long-standing research we have had for more than a decade in the ways in which youtube has contributed significantly to right-wing radicalization of people in this country, and around the world. t

i like the system because they did give me a scholarship to ucla -- >> i've been there for a very long time. kennedy: i know you are suing them as well because -- the covid mandate. >> i am. there covid mandate on behalf of people with natural immunity and i have nothing personal to gain by this, i have a lot to lose potentially, i'm not asking for money or damages or compensation, i just want them to change their policy and recognize that naturally acquired immunity is more effective or at least equally effective in vaccine immunity. kennedy: we know that it's not greater than or equal to but we know there is immunity thank you so much. >> thanks. kennedy: john kerry accidentally exposed out little president biden knows about foreign policy? the video is hilarious. the party panel is back next. coming up, brand-new kenner dog. here is winston, # canada canada dog. ♪♪ ♪♪ secretary of state and antony blinken and fake climate doofus john kerry, where is -- [inaudible] they are in france, a couple of dumb drums attempting to smooth over what the french called a stab in the back.

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reporter: that is one of the key findings in ucla's hollywood diversity report on tv programming in the 2019-2020 season. >> shows where people of color made up between 31% and 40% of credited writers earned the highest ratings. reporter: that is among households of all races. >> we have seen some among writers and directors, but not nearly enough and almost no progress in the executive suites where the decisions are made. reporter: on-screen representation has improved. >> the biggest single change over the run of our report series is just a dramatic increase in on-screen diversity. reporter: people of color made up 43 percent of scripted broadcast tv acting roles, more than their share of the overall percentage of the u.s. population. a historic marker for this report. >> most of that was driven by african-american roles and multiracial american roles. >> latinos make up more than 18% of the u.s. population, but only make up 6.3% of broadcast tv acting roles. >> the same is true with asian americans. they are still underrepresented. native americans are virtually invisible. there are

. >> reporter: at ucla the right will have hander was first team all-american all four years leading the bruins to two national championships and twice finishing as the runner-up. her earned run average is second in ncaa history, her 74 shutouts still hold the record at her alma meater. >> just proud to be able to be a bruin. gave me so many or -- it's a family here: >> reporter: after college she went for the gold and got it not once, not twice, but three times at the '96 atlanta games, in 2000 in sydney and at the 2004 olympics in greece. fernandez pitched in 11 games at the olympics going 7-1 as a pitcher and batting over .300 with 3 homers and 15 rbis. >> you are representing something that is much bigger than yourself in terms of what you're willing to do for your country, but also to note it's that one moment's time that you have to be at your best. >> reporter: and one thing she never forgets, her passion and pride for her hispanic heritage. >> i am cuban and i am puerto rican. i am very proud that i represent many, and to me, that's the most important thing that i do that wit

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interesting here from property advisers at the ucla film school was saying a lot of rumours swirling around the industry that corners will being caught. i suspect it will be the american newspapers over the next couple of days that will be digging around in that story and trying to bring us more facts behind it. we will wait to see what they papers have come tomorrow night and sunday night. i suspect we will hear more about the story no doubt. do you want to take us onto the guardian and the subject really that really is the most important at the moment and that is covid and what we are going to do about the rising case numbers, indeed should we do anything about the rising case numbers? some of the public sector warning of consequences if we don't. indeed. you say at — consequences if we don't. indeed. you say at the _ consequences if we don't. indeed. you say at the moment _ consequences if we don't. indeed. you say at the moment but - consequences if we don't. indeed. you say at the moment but of- consequences if we don't. indeed. i you say at the moment but of course it's beenâ

we are talking right now a professor at ucla who is suing because he was punished because he refused to grade his black students differently. were also following a lawsuit from a former volleyball player at the university of oklahoma who got kicked off the team for questioning a diversity training. these are the intimidation tactics used by the left and it's horrifying to see it happening at the very highest levels of government. >> shannon: we all agree and i think it's a straw meant to say otherwise the end but wants violence. hopefully all sane people who have objections to their city council, county commission, school board, will go and speak their piece can if they are angry, they are angry. if they want to run, they can recall people to. keep it civilized in the doj will have nothing to do. take you much. >> thank you. >> shannon: breaking tonight. texas appealing a preliminary injunction issued earlier wednesday by federal judge that is barring the enforcement of the states month-old law banning abortions after cardiac activity is about six weeks into pregnancy. for now, that

. >> professor chris tang is the senior leader of global and faculty at ucla energy center for global management. he joins me from los angeles. thank you so much for being here. you know, shortages of lumber, computer chips, paper, higher prices on everything from cars to gas which is at a seven-year high now, it's really creating a nightmare for consumers right now. many of whom still haven't recovered economically from the pandemic. so, all of these shortages and price increases, why are we experiencing all of this right now? >> well, thank you for having me. i think this is the first time we really experienced a perfect storm. that's formed by four different demands. there's a demand surge. there's a supply in capability shortages and there is there's transportation problems and also labor shortages. >> yeah -- >> for the demands, actually, you can see, because of covid, we actually published this. and now actually, the supply was not able to catch up. >> yeah. you know, the way this is being framed right now. you know, you look on local news. it's buy your christmas presents now b

released a statement tonight, it reads quote, on tuesday evening, president clinton was admitted to ucla medical center to receive treatment for a non covid related infection. he is on the mend, in good spirits, and is incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses, and staff providing him with excellent care. clinton's doctor says he's been continuously monitored, and is responding well to antibiotics the, california-based medical team has been in content constant communication with the new york team. including his cardiologist. president clinton a long time harsh patient of course, is 75 years old, will have more later on what's known about the former presidents condition. in the meantime, some of the news of this day includes the bipartisan house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. escalating their effort to enforce a subpoena issued to trump, lieutenant steve bannon. trump has urged his allies not to cooperate with lawmakers, bannon has fallen in line, for refusing to to submit requested documents. and today he was a no-show for a scheduled deposition before th

the ucla doctor was aggressively removed from his hospital for refusing to comply with the systems mask mandate. that doctor in the video he took are here. plus, kamala harris is caught staging a political stop and what happens when pelosi met the pope? raymond arroyo has that in seen and unseen. first, the democrats long winter, the focus of

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he teaches about constitutional law and the first amendment at ucla. he has a fascinating article out on cheap speech, when it's done to us. it used to be you have a radio or television station or a printing press, and all that stuff, distribution but now it's inexpensive beyond measure. it's free. anyone can say anything to anyone . well, ... >> it seems a natural inclination this would lead to an. >> there's a downside everything including this the downside is this. being much use mainstream media had the keepers. they had responsibilities. they had vulnerabilities. they had to keep theirs's subscribers happy, their advertisers happy. they had a reputation to uphold and therefore they stood between the public and stark raving mad lunatics with crazy heroes who now can just get out there so there's a cost to everything. >> don't you think that plays into theongoing debate about cancel culture that's happening ? as you know on the right side of the aisle there's a raging debate over the role of social media in moderation and what people should expect w

he teaches about constitutional law and the first amendment at ucla. he has a fascinating article out on cheap speech, when it's done to us. it used to be you have a radio or television station or a printing press, and all that stuff, distribution but now it's inexpensive beyond measure. it's free. anyone can say anything to anyone . well, ... >> it seems a natural inclination this would lead to an. >> there's a downside everything including this the downside is this. being much use mainstream media had the keepers. they had responsibilities. they had vulnerabilities. they had to keep theirs's subscribers happy, their advertisers happy. they had a reputation to uphold and therefore they stood between the public and stark raving mad lunatics with crazy heroes who now can just get out there so there's a cost to everything. >> don't you think that plays into theongoing debate about cancel culture that's happening ? as you know on the right side of the aisle there's a raging debate over the role of social media in moderation and what people should expect w

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audiences are a valuable consumer from hollywood, accounting for 29% of tickets sold that's according to a ucla study. that lack of representation on camera as well as the leadership of latinx focus companies raises the question of how much money hollywood could be leaving on the table by failing to make content featuring latinx audiences and one that we've examined not just about the latinx community that are underrepresented in leadership and on screen. everyone goes to the movies and a huge opportunity here to start targeting those audiences better >> although i would say, john, maybe you disagree that you're beginning to see hollywood start to make inroads in this underrepresentation across all kinds of groups and you look at some of the most powerful show runners in the world it might belie some of the data that julie laid out >> it also seems to me as you, lewded to, there is opportunity for thinking creatively. look at south korea, we were just talking about "squid game." we can talk about k-pop, bts, you know, black pink, go into what they've been able to do with movies, as well and who

my name is gabriel chan, and i recently graduated from ucla with a masters in urban and regional planning? i am a daily muni rider on 38 geary, so i look forward to working with the board on improving muni service at the center, so thank you. >> thank you. it's always great to have a bear and a bruin to join the c.a.c., so thank you. any public comment, mr. secretary? >> clerk: seeing none at this time. >> all right. directors, is there a motion and a second? >> i'll move the item? >> i make the second. >> i had to represent the bruins on this one, so -- >> i'm a bear. >> here we go. here we go. >> perfect. >> bruin. >> clerk: thank you, directors. i'll take a roll call vote now. [roll call] >> clerk: there are seven ayes. item 10 is approved. >> thank you and welcome. thank you for your service. appreciate it. >> clerk: directors, item 11 is authorizing the interim executive director to execute a fourth amendment to the block 4 option agreement dated june 22, 2016, by and among the successor agency to the redevelopment agency of the city and san francisco of san francisco, also known as

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. -- ucla health. mr. richards, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. chairman kilmer, vice chair timmons. members of the select committee and staff and personnel who helped to make this very important hearing of possibility as a keynote speaker and consultant. i'm often asked why i choose to engage in the difficult work of civility. they'll always be mean and rude people. a drama free and respectful committee meeting won't travel as far on social media as a 15 15 second sound bite would and you know as they say, nice guys finish last. right? yeah that's why when it comes to civility. specifically in congress when i told my friends that i was coming here they said to me what's the point? what's the point? to me that's like asking what's , the point in showering? you're only gonna get dirty again? true. right. well. similar to showering civility also is best used when it's done consistently. so what is civility. civility in its simplest form is a sincere and consistent demonstration of