a newspaper articles, you see it at the top of his resume, ucla ucla ucla. the sources from ucla that spoke to us said it's unacceptable given that dr. latypov clearly does not agree with ucla's standards of care for treating covid-19 patients. and for handling covid-19 generally, he has refused to wear a mask indoors. he as cast doubts on vaccines, he has even participated in that crazy july 2020 event, promoting hydroxychloroquine as a fake cure, and calling himself a frontline doctor. one source telling us quote, what hurts me the most is those in florida that hired him cited his work as a -- this hospital in this institution is not. another source saying, quote he has become a right-wing media darling. he might like the attention. we contacted the florida department of health seeking comment from doctor lena poem response to this report. we contacted the multiple time. so far we've heard nothing back. we live in hope though, joining us now is dr. bernard ashby, he's a cardiologist in these the florida state lead for the committee to protect health care,

ucla, ucla, ucla. but the sources from ucla that spoke to us say it is unacceptable given that dr. ladapo clearly does not agree with ucla's standards of care for treating covid-19 patients. and for handling covid-19 generally. he has refused to wear masks indoors. cpaha he has cast doubts on vaccines. he even participated in that crazy july 2020 event promoting hydroxychloroquine as a fake 2l cure and calling himself a front line doctor. one source telling us, quote, what hurts me the most is that those in florida that hired him cite his work at ucla as a point of admiration, but he is everything this hospital and institution is not. another source saying, quote, he has become a right wing media darling. he might like the attention. we contacted the florida department of health seeking comment from dr. ladapo in response to this reporting. we contacted them multiple times. so far we've heard nothing back. we live in hope, though. t aed e cm ve joining us now is dr. bernard ashby, a cardiologist and the florida state lead for the committee to protect health care, which is a nationa

>> ucla didn't want me. [laughter] i'm just kidding. usc, i played sand volleyball there, i played volleyball and i thought why not? my little brother went to usc and my oldest brother went to notre dame so you and i have this rivalry but we have the notre dame rivalry as well in my family. kennedy: i feel like every school has a notre dame rivalry. >> the history and tradition people love to go against tradition. kennedy: keep talking, i have to get something. nnedy: i've got to get something for you. llama, llama lala lala mama. have to wear this on instagram if ucla wins. >> i will not -- when usc wins, you have to eat what we call a victory dog. it's what they sell on the side of the street when you are walking from wherever you are, your dorm sorority or fraternity to the stadium, pretty much like a hot dog made in canola oil and sodium phosphate, a ton of onions, ketchup and mustard, sautÉed peppers sautÉed in smog from l.a. you have to eat that when usc wins. you are favored by three and a half usc our records four and five in

some ucla student said the line went up through the dorms and hills above campus. this is video of that line friday evening recorded by journalist sam condon. >> is a little bit of pushing and shoving and people funneling in instead of staying in two orderly lines. >> reporter: in line for about eight hours, they say the problems came when groups of people started to cut the line and the ticketing app, which includes vaccine verification, suffered hiccups. >> for me the app malfunctioned. i had to log out and log back in. >> reporter: all of e spoke sa are excited to see the renaissance of the legendary basketball program and the school spirit on display during a big win for the bruins. ucla's athletic director sandy treat the written parts, we were not adequately staffed to handle the turnout. i apologize and it will be corrected moving forward. >> they were trying their best but there were many more students than they were expecting. it was difficult for them to corral everyone. >> that was jeff know when reporting. ucla says unfortunately no one was her. >>> san

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love their second quarter pitch it to christopher brooks 14 yards of peter and cal now down 10-7 ucla would fumble the kickoff and cal answers four plays later. it's garbers for the touchdown bears up 14-10 ucla led 17-14 at the half all bruins in the second half dorian thompson robinson up top greg dolsich. what a great catch 29 yards for the score 27 15 bruins after three and then early fourth quarter zach charbonnet punches it in ucla scores 32 unanswered points bruins win big 42-14 eliminating cal from bull contention the oregon ducks looking to rebound from last week's blowout loss to utah taking on oregon state in the civil war first quarter anthony brown rolling right and fires to devon williams 50 yard touchdown 14. nothing ducks late second quarter, oregon up 17-3 calls his own number brown that is 243 oregon at recess early fourth quarter twenty four nine now brown little play action finds chris hudson seven yard score oregon wins 38-29. that means oregon will face utah in the pac-12 championship game in las vegas. you can watch the game friday right here on abc 7 kickoff fi

. ♪♪ [mouth trumpet] kennedy: you might have heard ucla destroy usd saturday night 52 -- 33. the most points bruins however scored against the trojans. it also means i am the winner of my thursday night wager with vaccination host abby. [cheering] [laughter] i love it so much. it warms my heart. i'm going to frame back. i'm going to get a giant painting of that made so i can frame it and put it on the side of the building. >> of this? i asked to cover this part. they said no so i guess i'm just going to have to go to grad school at ucla to justify this monstrosity but the good news, i won't have to study very hard. [laughter] kennedy: the good news is, you won't get in. that's so overrated. did you watch the game? >> i was on my way to the rocket game and i tried to sneak out at halftime. we were losing 28 -- 17 and i was like we got a chance, first start and i was proud of him. then i looked on the game at the end because i had no service and we got our booty handed to us but you know what? i am happy because you were favored by three and one by 29. how did it feel to finall

they capitalized garber, running it in for the touchdown, ucla took it right back. grade gets behind the linebacker , and somehow tips away. what a thrill, what a catch. next week's game, zero implications the trojans lost their seventh game today. >>> john lynch was honored before stanford's class with number six, notre dame. notre dame is still in the playoff picture. the stanford defense struggled all game. cardinal tried to get something good going, anything good, austin jones, the bulldozer, powering his way in. sanford down 31-7. tyler buckner breaks free, 33 yards and scored, and the pain will stop as the season ends with a 45 to 14 loss, three - nine for the cardinal this year. >>> ohio state and michigan, the big house rocking the snow day, jim harbaugh finishing the job, under three minutes left, michigan up 35 to 27. haskins scores his fifth touchdown of the day, michigan, dominating on the ground. 297 yards, the relief, as they finally get one over the buckeyes, 4227, more portly, they are now in the big ten title game. they when it, here in the college

. >>> on the heels of that deadly music festival, ucla executive is apologizing tonight after a scare at a men's basketball game. >> a sudden surge of fans left some students afraid. >> the line outside pauley pavilion started to form hours before the men's basketball team played villanova, both ranked in the top five nationally. she was in the line for 10.5 hours. >> people were pushing us from behind, it was nerve-racking. >> reporter: it happened before tipoff and other students were concerned about a repeat of the deadly crowd surge that happened in texas during a music festival in which travis scott performed. ucla students say the line went up bruin walk to the dorms in the hills above campus. >> there was pushing and shoving and people funneling in, and it evolved after that. >> reporter: she says the problems came when groups of people started to cut the line in the ticketing app which includes vaccine verification suffered problems. >> the apt malfunctions and i had to log out and log back in. >> reporter: the students said they are excited to see the renaissance of the legen

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ucla led 17-14 at the half. all bruins in the second half. dorianp top. greg dolsic, what a great catch. ucla scores 32 unanswered points. bruins win big 42-14, eliminating cal from bowl contention. oregon ducks looking to rebound after last week's blowout loss. first quarter, oregon up 7-0 against oregon state. anthony brown finding devon williams, 50 yard touchdown. 14-0 ducks. late second quarter, oregon up 17-3. # brown keeps it himself. 24-3 oregon at the half. early fourth quarter, brown finds chris hudson. that means the ducks will face utah in las vegas. you can watch the game friday. kickoff at 5:00. that is your look at sports. back to you. stephanie: chris, thank you. time to get a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologis. nice day to be out at lee vie's to watch the niners win. lisa: athat's right. if they can play like they did last week, wasn't that amazing? beautiful day in the south bay. temperatures coming up a few more degrees today for the peninsula, the south bay, so we're talking some 70's. live doppler 7, once again, the same

cal grabs a 14-10 lead, but ucla would take control of the game by rattling off 32 unanswered points. the bruins beat the bears, 42-14. cal closes out its regular season next weekend against usc. a big game for the 49ers tomorrow at levi's stadium. the red and gold will host the minnesota vikings. both teams are 5 and 5, and if the season ended today they would both be in the playoffs. now, there are still seven games to go, so the winner of this one has the inside track on locking down a spot in the postseason. now, they haven't played each other since the 49ers beat the vikings in the playoffs in january of 2020. >> i know we have a different defense coordinator but a similar style and similar defense. schematically i think it is similar, and usually there's a lot of turnover in three years. but go back and watch the games and there's still some of the main guys, especially on their side of the guy and you can see our guys, too. >> it will be an electric atmosphere. they're a good team, they're hot right now so we know what we're in for. >> check out dmng bay area "49ers pregame liv

we were able to speak with multiple people who worked at ucla at the same time as him. they said he misled the public about his supposed experience treating covid patients at that hospital at that time. one of our sources who was part of the ucla covid task force told us, quote, i was part of the team that was taking care of covid patients in the beginning of the pandemic. dr. ladapo was not part of that team. it was a small group of people, a task force everyone knew everyone, quote, he wasn't there. we also reviewed scheduling documents spanning june 2019 to september 2021. according to those documents at no point was dr. ladapo scheduled to treat covid patients. the medical professionals who spoke with us said that dr. ladapo's numerous opinion pieces where he spouts these unscientific anti-mask and anti-vaccine beliefs, they told us those were a, quote, source of embarrassment within the hospital. contacted florida's department of health seeking comment from dr. ladapo in response to this reporting, we've contacted them multiple times now. so far we've heard nothing

we were able to speak to multiple people who work that ucla at the same time as him. they said, he misled the public. with one of our sources who was part of the ucla covid task force, told us, quote, i was part of the team that was taking care of covid patients at the beginning of the pandemic. doctor was ladapo not part of that team. it was a small group of people, a task force. everyone knew everyone. he was not there. we also reviewed scheduling documents. expanding june 2019 to september 2021. according to those documents, at no point, was doctor ladapo scheduled to treat covid patients. the medical professionals who spoke with us said that doctor ladapo opinion pieces where he said these anti-mask, anti-vaccine beliefs, they told us they were a, quote, source of embarrassment within the hospital. he contacted florida's department of health seeking comment from doctor ladapo in response to this. we contacted him multiple times, we have heard nothing but, we still hope that we will. but for now, it looks like, governor ron desantis went to this quack medical group

ucla took it right back. the 3rd quarter, tiptoes to the sideline by like a ballerina and what to throw and catch >> cal loses 42-14. next week the game against u.s. he has zero bowl implications as usc lost their seventh game at byu yesterday. the 49ers gm was honored. still in the playoff picture with their loan loss to cincinnati. the hall of fame and the stanford defense struggled all game long. the start of the second half, stanford trying to get something going down by 24 the bulldozer powers his way in from five yards out. the fourth quarter, stanford now down 37 and the backup is in for notre dame and tyler buckner gets to showcase his highlight reel. 33 yard score and the pain stops as the season ends with the 45-14 loss. 3 and 9 for the cardinal this year. ohio state in michigan, the big house rocking in the snow john harbaugh try to finish the job under 3 minutes left with michigan app. the fifth touchdown of the day, michigan miground297 rushing ya the release from harbaugh as they get the relief.

ucla led greg dole six, what a great catch. bruins after 3. ucla scores 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 points. oregon ducks looking to rebound after last week's blowout loss. anthony brown finding devon williams, 50 yard touchdown. 14-0 ducks. brown keeps it himself. 24-3 oregon at the half. early fourth quarter, brown finds krish hudson. that means the ducks will face utah in las vegas. you can watch the game friday. kick off at 5:00. that is your look at sports. stephanie: getting a check of the bay area forecast with lisa argen. good game forecast. lisa: we are talking temperatures climbing through the 60's through the afternoon in santa clara. it is going to be warm. temperatures about 70 degrees through the afternoon. storm track remains well to the north. we are looking at a cool start. near 60 degrees, 52 blackhawk. 41 san ramon. 50 oakland. a little bit of fog in santa rosa. from our roof camera, no wind to speak of. clear" with sunny and warm conditions this afternoon. dry pattern right on through next weekend. as we look at the pacific northwest, this is where the rain continues to b

one of our sources who was part of the ucla covid task force. "i was part of the team taking care of covid patients, dr. ladapo was not apart of that team. he was not there." . we also reviewed scheduling documents of june 2019 to september 2021, according to those documents, no point dr. ladapo was scheduled to treat covid patients. the medical professional spoke with us dr. ladapo's opinion pieces of antivaccine believes, those were a quote "embarrassment" from the hospitals. we contacted them multiple times and so far we heard nothing back. we still hope we will but for now it looks like governor desantis went to this quack medical group to choose a doctor to be surgeon general who had literally stood with this group on the steps of the supreme court last year saying that covid-19 was no big deal and there was a cure for it already. he fired the former, the previous attorney general left and brought this new guy in and managed to get him a medical license in florida within two days, in time for him to sign antimask rules. it has since emerged

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bears and ucla get it going at 7:30. stanford's season looking like it's just about over. the pain is ending. they are getting waxed right now offense the fighting irish at home. >> win some, lose some, thanks very much, coming up in the next half hour, the new variant raising alarm worldwide. it's all ready on the move. >> it doesn't take very much for the virus to spread like the wind. >> remembering the force behind some of this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. ♪ ♪ you're watching kpix 5 news. >>> now at 6:30, the white house and governments around the world scrambling to stop the spread of a new potentially more contagious coronavirus variant. welcome back. the u.s. has handed down a travel ban from south africa and several other afric

it is ucla and usc. second quarter, the quarterback dorian thompson robinson is the four yard touchdown. he signs autographs early for a lucky fan. thompson robinson accounted for six touchdowns. ucla blew out their rival, 62- 33. the most points they have ever scored on the trojans with this. >>> to the tank for the first time in a while, san jose had not been home in two weeks. they won 2-3 in the five-game road trip. in a tough test last night, the capitals were in town. look at alexander. he was in town. the first period washington on a power play, he was set up perfectly. he thinks it. he is the nhl's fourth all-time leading scorer. 2-0 washington. look at connor. he gets to celebrate that one of the guys. this was his second goal. the capitals when 4-0. san jose has lost six of the last eight. >>> college hoops we go. stanford is visiting defending national champion baylor. the cardinals trailed by six that have. it was all bears in the second stanza. look at james. how about that? easy layup. it w

the second quarter, ucla leading 21-10. touchdown and you can have my john hancock early because we are not losing. four minutes left. dtr is a playmaker. watch them go over the defender and scores on the 15 yard run. he had two scores and threw for four and ucla blows out the rivals, usc . >>> bryce young is your current favorite to wind the heisman trophy and the alabama quarterback had a day, six minutes left, arkansas hanging tough, down six, he airmail's williams, full extension for the 40 yard score. no alabama qb has thrown for more yards than he did today, 559, five touchdowns, alabama winds , 42-35 and clenched a matchup with georgia in the sec championship. >>> chicago, look how wedged in this field is, probably not many fade routes. second football game in 40 years . no game, northwestern versus purdue and all boilermakers, three touchdown catches from milton white and they wind 32- 14 . the football crowd sang take me out to the ball game. >>> jimmy ward knows a trip to the sunshine state against the jaguars has

as for the game, top ranked gonzaga putting the beat down on number 2 ucla. the final four game won at the buzzer by gonzags. dominating from start to finish, going up by 20 at halftime, and they would hold that lead through the second half. 83-63 the final, largest margin of victory by a number one over a number two in 16 years. >>> the jets revolving door quarterback spins again after joe flacco and mike white placed on the covid-19 list yesterday. white tested positive for the virus according to espn. flacco was added as a close contact. flacco said last week he was not vaccinated. that means rookie zack wilson will make his return to the starting lineup against the texans after missing the last four games with a knee injury. >>> finally, golf's best rivalry is going to next level on friday. brooks koepka, bryson dechambeau, one on one in the match. dechambeau started off the final count down with some, shall we say, target practice off the top of the wynn hotel in vegas. taking a giant cup out of koepka's head. they played word association about previous

cal on the road to take on ucla at the rose bowl in pasadena. the bears need to win their final two games to become bowl eligible. the second quarter jace garbers scores. cal grabs a 14-10 lead. but ucla would take control of the game by rattling off 32 unanswered points. the bruins beat the bears 42-14. cal closes out its regular season next weekend against usc. big game for the 49ers tomorrow at levi stadium. the red and gold will host the minnesota vikings. both teams are 5-5. and if the season ended today, they would both be in the playoffs. now there are still seven games to go. so the winner of this one has the inside track on locking down a spot on the post-season. they haven't played each other since the niners beat the vikings in the playoffs in january of 2020. >> i know we have a different defensive coordinator, but still very similar style, very similar defense. usually there's a lot of turnover in three years, but you go back and watch those games and there are still some of the main games especially on their side of the ball. and y

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on the sidelines last night for the broadcast of the game between number-one gonzaga and number-two ucla. last month vitale was diagnosed with lymphoma. doctors said he had bile duct cancer. he's been given the okay to call games between chemotherapy treatments. >>> and "the hill" says president biden, vice president harris, and their spouses prepared thanksgiving meals at a washington, d.c., nonprofit. the four visited d.c.'s central kitchen yesterday. the organization recycles food from local caterers, restaurants, and hotels. it provides meals to needy people, homeless shelters, after-school programs, and rehabilitation clinics. the bidens traveled to nantucket, massachusetts, last night where they will spend thanksgiving. >>> and "the washington post" says a rare albert einstein manuscript sold for more than $13 million at a paris auction. the 54-page document was handwritten jointly by einstein and a swiss engineer in 1913 and 1914. it's one of only two known surviving manuscripts containing calculations leading up to einstein's famous general theory of relativity that changed the u

the quarterback, who is a ucla commit, passed for 13 touchdowns. i think a lot of times this gets taken out of context. a few years ago, inglewood was defeated, two seasons in a row. they didn't win a game. they had no division one scholarship offers for any of their players. they've turned around the program, now they have nine, i think, nine players with offers to play at college. including their star qb. let them play. you know what? you don't want to run up the score, stop'em. >> at this point, what do the cheerleaders say? >> they turned the program around, good for them. okay. that's all i have to say about that. >> getting it off your chest. >>> coming up, some of this year's most creative costumes and why the slinky dog has become a cultural phenomenon in one community. >>> but first to another cultural phenomenon taking a bite out of broadway. that's next. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we

their first stringers to pummel morning side, including their quarterback who has already committed to ucla next year. it was tweeted just read about a southern california school winning a game 106-0, throwing 13 t.d. passes, and going for two being up 100 points. i hope i'm reading this wrong. we're supposed to be teachingion men life lessons through the game. what message was the staff teaching last night? sad. and a tickand a tick vitale tweeted. >> my son used to go here, and he was real fond of food ball. so that's bad. >> reporter: morning side's head coach, brian collin, just started with the team this year. he told the l.a. times the games where a classless move. the other scope in his third season. he was fired from hawkins high school in 2016, and his record was wiped out for using ineligible players. the district said monday we'll conduct a full investigation and take steps to mike sure that a similar outcome never happens again. i reach odd out to both consumes, but so far no one is commenting. it appears these crosstown rivals did not play each other last year, but they did in

firefighters have noticed how much drier and more flammable the vegetation is, and a new study from ucla is the lawrence livermore labs says why. climate change is causing what is called a vapor pressure deficit. as the earth warms, so does the atmosphere, and it begins to demand more moisture than is available. >> to the bigger this distance is, the more thirsty the atmosphere is, the more moisture it wants from soil, from vegetation. >> reporter: dr. ron fu said that is causing the atmosphere to suck moisture out of vegetation, so now even healthy trees are more vulnerable be in the fire. man caused climate change is now responsible for more than 2/3 of our fire events and happening at a much faster pace than scientists expected. >> we know climate change contributes. that's not a surprise. but we just didn't know it contributed so much already. >> reporter: the study says climate exchange not something our children or grandchildren must deal with. it's happening now, and has been for decades. >> the marin wildfire prevention authority is take aggressive action to lessen fuels before n

and his name was embroidered, ucla research. she had no reason to doubt him. >> i would take him to the children's hospital where he was doing research for cystic fibrosis. and even the girls at the reception knew him. >> she fell hard, he was tall, handsome, and charming. she remembers a long road trips they took to visit his parents. she thought they were building a future together. >> he kind of created this dream, we fell in love, and he said we'd be married, and he'd be a doctor, and we have a family one day. and that's the first time someone had ever said that to me, so i believed him. why wouldn't i? >> but a year and a half into their relationship everything changed. >> one day he says he has to go visit his parents, out of the blue, gave me a kiss. he said i'll see you soon, bay. and i never heard from him again. the nasa said he'd taken off the sentimental gold bracelet, and $2,000 over money. she tried to get it all back. >> so, i got to his mom, trying to get answers, she was always a evasive about his whereabouts. i

number one, conzaga against 2nd ranked ucla. first meeting since last year's final 4. remember that one for the bulldogs? well, tonight, not a classic. conzaga slicing right through the bruins defensfotwo the 24. conzaga led 33-10. by 23. 2nd half, they are up. apay at one end. 7 foot freshman. and look at this guy. ran the floor and dunked it. running the bruins right out of the gym. won it 83-63. i should say, shout out to moore, star player for san jose state. dunked it. a 2-firsted dunk to win the game tonight over northern colorado. 75-74 so, for mr. moore he will not pay for a meal. >> i hope not. [ laughter ] the first and only corn hole store is >>> growing corn hole craze, not just a game, a lifestyle. >> it is so poplar that one northern california couple is making a living from it. >> what started as a hobby for the couple turned into a business. one of the industry leaders in california. it is called ovc. the boards are handmade from scratch. the company is one of three corn hole businesses to open resale space. >> we used to beg people. and now we actually

joining me now, constitutional law scholar adam winkler, who teaches at ucla. he is the author of "gunfight: the battle over the right to bear arms in america." professor adam winkler, nice to talk to you. what is the supreme court specifically looking at in this particular case? prof. winkler: the supreme court is deciding the constitutionality of new york's restrictions on concealed carry. most states allow you to carry a gun, as long as you get a permit, and it's pretty easy to get a permit. but new york and california and a handful of other states make it very difficult to get a permit. and the challengers are saying that violates the second amendment. soledad: so the implications of obviously the case is not just about new york, when the supreme court is looking at something very closely. it has much broader implications. what are the bigger impacts, potentially? prof. winkler: well, this could have a big impact on the number of guns on city streets across america, wherever states have very strong restrictions on concealed carry, those restrictions may be

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ucla. didn't shower is not going up, but. prices going up in concord. we checked the shelves at the safeway store on clayton road and the food max next door. >> at both locations. we saw the same thing. items like eggs, milk and frozen foods either marked up higher than they were prepandemic or simply sold out and not restocked, especially right now that we're getting into thanksgiving. and i have. >> i'm supposed to buy certain things and i'm hoping that they'll be here next week instead of you know, i didn't want to have to get it now because it's too early to get it. it's a scam and then i have to store it in the past year. bacon prices are up 20% eggs up about 12%. i don't know what else to do. you know. >> try to come back on other things. i had to put things back in order to get the things that we wanted for thanksgiving dinner, judy, for oscar was shocked to learn the same size. turkey she purchased last year was twice the price this year. >> she believes supply is not keeping up demand. all of those trucks that people are driving to the stores.

who's worked as a climate scientist at nasa'sjet propulsion laboratory and associate project scientist ucla's joint institute for regional earth systems science and engineering. what chance of it being much cop? this is the 26th conference and i think we have had a real wake—up call this summer, so this is a little bit different than the previous 25 meetings because i think the world — i mean, the earth is giving us very, very clear warnings that we are definitely in an emergency right now and it's getting harder and harderfor anyone to deny that. but that being said, it is a huge challenge and honestly, i'll be very surprised if something extremely meaningful comes out of this. we have heard a lot of discussion, though — even in the past few weeks and months — about the need to move from simple commitments to, really, being seen to be doing the job as well and there seems to be a pressure on many of the countries there to do that. would you see this as a — are we transitioning towards that far more definite action phase, rather than just promises? well, unfortunately, i would say t

. >> ucla beat villanova in overtime last night. the 49ers are hosting the rams on monday night for all. >>> growing memorial for a san francisco educator killed in a tragic crash. >>> more fallout for travis scott and the >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> welcome back. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half-hour with a quick check of our weather. >> we will focus on fog this morning. where it is and where it isn't. when you get out onto the east bay you will encounter fog and definitely in the northbay. i will spotlight the northbay and the delta communities with the desiccant fog on the roads. that is oakland. it is foggy there. current temperatures are not too bad. cold enough to develop fog and if you look at the visibility map, the trouble is in the northbay. the fog will burn off by the time we get to noon. there will be more sunshine than anything else. i will be back with the rest of the forecast in just a bit. >>> a driver is under arrest accused of striking and killing an educator.

during the korean war, 4000 that's call this place home but since then it hosted a parent park, ucla baseball diamonds, even a dog park. today the veterans can't get in. they are out here on the street. robert reynolds is an iraqi war vet who came here 2018 for ptsd treatments but the va wouldn't let him in with his service. >> i ended up on the sidewalk. i couldn't believe what i them seem was where these veterans camped outside the va? since i have been involved with the 5 known 6 veterans, they are passing away on the street and dying in tents, absolutely an acceptable. >> reporter: scotty served in vietnam and has been here for two years. he was recently hit by a drunk driver while sleeping in his van. >> reporter: when you sit outside the gates for property intended for veterans and you can't get to the other side? >> i want to break out of flamethrower. i tell you why. that was our land, it was given to us. a big plaque dedicated for disabled and homeless veterans, not the veterans administration. laura: we are happy to report some progress has been made in getting those vetera

website, to talk about at the prudential issues he talks about constitutional law for the first amendment ucla. a fascinating argument on cheap speech and what used to be to communicate with others on radio or television station or printing presses and all that stuff. now inexpensive beyond measure, it's free. anyone can say anything to anyone. that's some democratics. there is a downside to everything including this. they had gatekeepers and responsibilities and vulnerabilitiesad. they understood between stark raving mad lunatics who now could just get them out of there there sothere's a cost to every. how do you think that plays into the cancel culture on the right side of the aisle there is a debate over the social media moderation and what to expect on the platforms to say whatever they want so how do you balance the abuse and idea that we support freedom of speech and you counter it with more speech, which i believe in but they've wavered just a little bit when it comes to these issues. >> i'm still a section 230 absolutist that facebook or these other social media platforms are not publi

since then it hosted a ucla baseball diamond and a dog park. today the veterans can't get in. they are out here. >> robert reynolds is an iraqi war vet who came here in 2018 with ptsd treatment but the va wouldn't let him in. >> on the sidewalk i couldn't believe what i was seeing. wire these veterans camped outside the va? since i have been involved in this i have known six veterans, dying intents, it is unacceptable what is happening. >> scotty served in vietnam and his been here for two years. he was hit by a drunk driver while sleeping in his van. >> what do you think outside these games, property intended for veterans, you can't get to the other side? >> i want to break out of flamethrowers how i feel and i will tell you why. that is our land. it was given to us. a big plaque dedicated for disabled and homeless veterans, not veterans administration. >> some progress has been made getting those vets off the street but many promises remain unfulfilled. since our story put a spotlight on this the va secretary, governor gavin newsom and even arnold schwarzenegger have come to

i'll be there with operation mend out of ucla. i've been with them for ten years and can't wait to head out once we're done today. >> wonderful. >> that's excexciting. >> wonderful. >> willie, you use the same terminology i've always used in pensacola. i look left, right, man, this baby is bumping, right? >> it's cool. willie uses it right. you just sound weird. >> well, of course i do. lemire, is brooklyn bumping again? brooklyn is moving, right? again, it's almost like the marathon was the reopening of new york city. i mean, we can't believe how many people were there. i take it it's the same in brooklyn? >> i'm in washington these days at the moment, joe. you're right, certainly more life here in d.c. than there had been. flashback a year ago at the height of the pandemic in new york city, too, and parts of brooklyn. restaurants are open, the bars are open, the stores are open. a lot of people are still sitting outside, even those vaccinated, who can show their vaccine passport, want to make the choice to be outside. the weathe

but since then, it's hosted a part, a ucla baseball diamond, even a dog park. today, the veterans can't get in. they are out here on the street. robert reynolds is an iraqi war vet who came here in 2018 for ptsd treatment. but the va wouldn't let him in with his service animal. >> i was like, i'm not going to get rid of the dog so i ended up out here on the sidewalk. i couldn't believe what i was seeing, i was like why in the ie hell are all these veterans camped out here? since i've been involved in this i've known five or six veterans who have passed away. they are dying on the street, in tens. it's an acceptable. >> he was recently hit by a drunk driver while sleeping in his van. what do you think when you sit here outside these gates, property intended for veterans, and you can't get to the other side of those gates? >> i want to break out a flamethrower, that is how i feel. i tell you why. that is our land. it was given to us and it says right on the front gate there on a big plaque, dedicated or for disabled and homeless veterans. not the veterans adminis

web site, wonderful place, talks about jurisprudential issues and he teaches constitutional law at ucla. he has a fascinating article out called cheapap speech and what it's done to us. it used to be to communicate with a lot of people you had to have a radio or television station or a printing press and to print all that stuff. distribution is can now inexpensive eon measure. it's free. anyone can say anything to anyone. well that's so democratic. >> it seems like this would lead to a net good. >> however there's a downside to everything in quitting this and the downside is this true that much of use mainstream media had gatekeepers. they had responsibilities and they had vulnerabilities and they had to take newspapers and keep there ever titers and subscribers happy and they hada reputation to uphold and therefore they stood between the public and the stark raving mad lunatics. now they can just get them out there. so there is a cost to everything. >> how do you get into the ongoing debate about cancel culture that's happening? as you know on the right side of the aisle there's a ragi

the people doing the research from ucla, top medical center, harvard, stanford in this meeting with the president and the oval office and with the vice president as i outlined in the book, doctor birx she refused to come and then to the media and even to the house has complained that they were parallel strings of information that she wasn't aware of. she was not excluded from the meetings, she refused to come whether she was threatened or felt that she could not stand up to people who are the experts doing the research. i'm not sure i do what i speculate on her motivation except to say it's not the motivation of a knowledgeable scientist speak what exactly, it's written as so many stunning details in your book. it's really important people buy it and read it. i'm not just saying that because i think you're great and you were right all along. it's an important historical document. the history of this they have to rewrite the history, trump messed it all up and saying crazy things on fox news. it's exactly the opposite. they were the ones basing it on no scientific reality. you were prese

ucla professor christopher tang. what is the situation in terms of the docks and containers? >> there are 80,000 containers sitting there. and then many containers are not being claimed. they're stuck. we need to clear all this slow-moving items along the sly chain. >> reporter: nearly 100 ships with more than half a million containers are stuck unloaded, problems. neighborhoods are being used for storage. property is being damaged, and trucks are idling for hours. >> they park at the street. you can't get through. it's unsafe. >> reporter: starting next week, officials could begin the process of issuing fines for cargo left on the dock. >> once we clear the backlog after three or four more months, i think that we'll resume the normal operations. >> reporter: the fines are intended to keep the supply chain moving, but residents fear that it will turn their streets into more traffic and also into these cargo dumping grounds. these cargo dumping grounds. >> lilia l spray, lift, skip, step. swipe, lift, spin, dry. slam, pan, still...fresh move, move, move, move aaaaand still fre

the golden bears battle ucla at the rose bowl at 7:30 tonight. cal needs to win tonight and next week to qualify. the warriors are flying to l.a. ahead of tomorrow's game against the clippers. last night, they won their sixth straight game, beating the trail blazers. here is chris alvarez. chris: good morning. steph curry entered friday night 50 13-pointers away from breaking ray allen's all-time record. steph curry and golden state looking to extend their winning streak to six. golden state goes on a big run. jordan poole had 14 straight points. just like that the lead cap growing. first half winding down, steph curry and draymond green in sync. w's up at the break. draymond green lobbed wiggins. warriors up 20. steph came to the rescue. not just one three, but two down the stretch. 44 away from the record now. w's move their nba best record to 17-2. great truck. great hat. sharks hosting toronto friday night. second of the year, we are tied at 1-1. he gave up three straight goals after that. aiden hill would replace him. the sharks lose. todd g

he teaches constitutional law and at ucla in rather fascinating article that i found, cheap speech and what it's done to us and it used to be on a radio station or a television station or on printing presses and all of that stuff on the distribution but now, it doesn't described inexpensive and beyond measures, it is free. anybody can say anything to anyone. well, that is so democratic. >> what this would lead to a net good.is >> however, there is a downside to everything including this in the downside is this, it's much abused mainstream media and gate keepers and responsibilities and vulnerabilities and they had keep newspapers and their subscribers happy and the community and they had reputations to uphold and therefore, they stood between the public and stark raving mad lunatics. another just get them up there. so there is a cost to everything. >> ongoing debate about canceled culture that is happening and as you know the right side of the aisle, there is a raging debate over social media roles and moderation in and what they can expect to say whatever they want the abuse an idea t

he said he was a ucla football player. i had something like that with joe montana myself. i'm clark kent for the last 15 years because it is the easiest thing to do. have enough suits and shirts. ," i did my football outfit one time. the easy one was go as a ghost. i cannot remember what else. darker light years the curries did the wizard of oz. it was just elaborate. co. that was great. >> thanks, chris. coming up tonight on abc 7 8:00, dancing with the stars followed by the good doctor at 10:00 paired stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thanks so much for joining us. two for all of us here, we appreciate your time hope you have a great evening and we see you again tonight at 11:00. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and c

there were some questions regarding the team being able to play against stanford on november 20 and ucla the following week. here is what he had to say. >> i really feel good. we have tested every one of our student athletes now three times and we can see that we are at the back end of this. we are going to stay vigilant but i am very confident that when we kick it off next week and start preparing for stanford we are going to be in a great spot. reporter: the game will now be played on december 4, the last home game of the year. ama: an at-home covid test is being recalled because of the chance it will deliver a false positive. the tests are made by a company called ilume. two million bad tests may be out there, more than the fda originally knew about when they put out their first warning about this last month. now they have issued a class one recall. dan: throughout the pandemic we have worked tirelessly to help people get their unemployment benefits. tonight, michael finney helps a mother and her young daughter who were on the break of homelessness and told they would have to wait six