>> you know, we've had parents send kids to school, i think it was in the l.a. times article that they ran, where a parent just -- i mean, just asked the student to go to school, refuse to wear your mask, refuse to leave the classroom when they ask you to leave, have them call the police on you. i just -- i don't condone that kind of behavior, when parents are putting kids in the middle of just a really tough time politically, emotionally, socially in our society. >> senator hawley today at that -- in that hearing was sort of saying that he doesn't understand the line. and i imagine you're a local school administrator and every school administrator i've ever dealt with knows public meetings. that's part of the job. and in fact, getting yelled at is also part of the job. i mean, yes, i've been in some pretty spirited local school board meetings. do you have a sense of what the line is when you see him say like where's the line? what is the line? do you have a sense of what's someone being upset at a school board meeting and someone doing something over the line?

the l.a. and long beach ports have upward of 80 ships waiting to unload due to a supply chain shortage. that fee kicks in on monday. >>> and some famous faces are making an appearance at the nicu. two nurses have made it a tradition to dress up their babies in their care and this year their theme is famous people like dolly parton, peyton and eli manning and the rock and many, many more. the nurses say they do it to make the holiday just a little less scary for the families that they help. >> absolutely sweet.that? the babies have no idea what's going on but they'll see the pictures. >> nicu nurses are true heroes, by the way, shoutout to them. >> absolutely. >>> now we start this half hour with former one direction singer zayn malik answering to harassment charges made against him by model gigi hadid and her mother all stemming from an month with word that the power couple have gone their separate ways. ♪ bodies together ♪ >> reporter: multiplatinum singer zayn malik pleading no contest t

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it's really beautiful, kelly, your organization when i lived in l.a., very familiar with it, baby2baby providing all the gear and basic supplies to families in need. what was the message you three wanted to impart with "a bear to share," the book? >> well, our mission at baby2baby is to give back to children living in poverty, so when we sat down and got together to write the book, we really wanted that message to be a part of it and when you read it, it's really told in such a gentle way that children can understand and we really want to teach children to give back from an early age and at baby2baby that's been a part of our mission, children come in and volunteer and they come and make bundles for children in need and so when we could sit down to write this book we wanted to make sure that was in there and that children, you know, the young generation could really learn about giving back and i think it's done in a really special way. >> yeah, i would agree with that. norah, congrats also on baby2baby, celebrating ten years. you guys have actually changed california law. what other in

well, l.a. county is the first place in the nation to vote for phasing out oil production in unincorporated areas including the englewood oil field that you see right behind me. county officials are trying to boost their green reputation and address many solve the environmental impacts related to oil drilling. l.a.'s oil industry supports more than 10,000 jobs. half of which are affected by the shift. and industry leaders are also concerned about where l.a. will get oil if it's not from domestic production. >> woe have been curtailing domestic production of our energy and instead relying more and more on imports. >> that's going to impact gas prices not just in l.a. but nationwide. you can see california on top there at a whopping 4.42 per gallon. the national price. next two weeks. part of that height u.s. reliance on foreign oil. opec stood firm on current production levels leading to 7 year high in oil prices earlier this week. now, gas isn't immune to the supply issue -- supply chain issues

l.a. wins 8-3 so the giants need to win or have the dodgers lose on sunday to take the division. but it will be game 163 for the nl crown at oracle park on monday. cardinals taking on oregon. honoring stanford great. they play the seahawks tomorrow. cardinals down seven. piggy, the end zone, incomplete but there is a flag. it is the fade to elish to eliso higgins. what a play in crunch time. we go to overtime. the key fires. humphreys, look at this efforts. barrels in and would not be denied. final chance for oregon. it is incomplete. 31-24. great for stanford. let's rush the field at the farm. a huge boost. >> one minute and a half left. we still have what it takes to do it because we have done it before and we have done it against the three oregon team. we know what we are capable of now and now we understand and can go into games that are close. we can go into them with confidence. chris: abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. the crowd today was amazing. it felt like a playoff game. expect it to be that way again tomorrow. we did not have the crowd last year. i

william la jeunesse reporting live for us from l.a. hi, william. >> martha, tesla will continue manufacturing in the bay area not far from the battery plant in reno, nevada. tesla's headquarters, its executives and corporate taxes will now be paid in texas. it joins 74 other companies that already left california this year, including hewlett-packard and about half of those going to texas. this brought a huge applause from employees yesterday at tesla's annual shareholder's meeting. why is it leave something according to elon musk, the cost of housing, long commute, quality of life. >> it's tough for people to afford people -- houses. they have to come from far away. there's a limit to how big you can scale it in the bay area. >> musk says that texas is more attractive to the pool of workers that he needs than san francisco and the bay area. homelessness and crime make living less than ideal. other's cite california's aging infrastructure, the taxes and the 500 agencies that regulate business. raising production costs when tesla faces e

matthew stafford and the l.a. rams win a big run one on the road seattle seahawks 26-17 the punter steals the show. watch. >> for seattle erin donald. there is a block. blocked off the foot of dixon and dixon now kicks it. >> the refuses ruling the 68-yard punt clean because the ball never crossed the line of scrimmage. the craziness continued as landed on a is seahawks on the game it did not seriously hurt it would behoove me not mention, steve, that you just commented on the color. steve: so bright. jillian: i can't stand them. i'm okay with the color like a little bit but just the full on highlighter is just not. brian: it is highlighter. steve: it looks like hunting gear. jillian: something. steve: maybe they are expecting like loss of power in the stadium. ainsley: those colors are really popular now. women's shoes are coming in all kinds of knee on colors. jillian: yeah not the full ensemble. you know? brian: if anyone has those shoes in a men's we will wear them. steve: check. brian: i will wear them monday

weeks after the biden administration announced an expansion to a round the clock operations at ports of l.a. and long beach, california. the situation remains largely unchanged. port officials say they'll fine companies if your cargo containers linger too long. how is that going to be helped? containers moved by trucks will allow to stay for nine days, by rail three days. violators will be fined $100 per container beginning november 1. is that incentive enough? >> dana: there is nowhere for it to go. i understand what the ports are saying. you have to do something because all these ships are sitting off the coast and we need to get them here. maybe that's just the market at work. >> bill: 100 plus ships and more coming, right? >> dana: a lot. state department announcing it has issued its first passport using an x as a gender designation. the milestone recognizes those people who don't identify as male or female first announced in june the department was toward adding an x gender non-conforming persons for a passport. it is offered on a regular basis early next year. president biden taking t

l.a. now hoping padres put up more of a fight in their final three-game series against the giants as san francisco hangs onto their two-game lead in division with their 5-4 win over the diamondbacks last night. the victory lowers their magic number to clinch the n.l. west to two. meanwhile in atlanta, the braves wrapped up a three-game sweep in the second-place phiphillies. congrats to the braves. atlanta has won six straight games with consecutive sweeps of the padres and phillies. they'll host the mets for a meaningless game this weekend. the milwaukee brewers will hold game one of their national league division series next friday. >>> and in houston the astros captured their fourth american league tight. five years with last night's 3-2 win over the a.l. east champion tampa bay wince. houston will play the champion white sox. that will be a good series. that's in the divisional round next thursday. >>> time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins. bill, there's going

the l.a. times reports the offshore oil producer tied to this spill, we are also told the airshow scheduled to happen today it was canceled as a result of this in newport beach. officials say the oil is still spilling from the source right now. >> yes, it already has a ripple effect, the air show as been going on the last two days, the final they canceled suppose crews can have an easier time with cleanup. we will stay on top of this, continue to watch this as candace has been saying, they are waiting for daylight hours to fully assess, we will bring you updates as they come in. >> let's move on to the drama taking place in washington, d.c.. and there is a certain senator who is trying plenty of criticism from her own party, and she speaking out for the first time. senator christian sent about, releasing a statement calling the delay on the infrastructure vote a failure. she went on to say, over the past nine months democratic leaders have made conflicting promises and that delaying the infras

people back home in east l.a. found her choice of college mystifying. what'd your friends say when you told them where you were going to school? >> paiz: oh, they thought i was so stupid. >> wertheim: what do they think you should have done? >> paiz: taken a four-year scholarship to a real school. >> wertheim: was that-- was that an option? >> paiz: yeah. >> wertheim: can i ask what school? >> paiz: berkeley. ( laughter ) >> wertheim: you had a four-year scholarship lined up to berkeley? >> paiz: yeah. >> wertheim: you said, "nah. i'm-- i'm going to come to the desert and-- be--be a cowhand." >> paiz: yeah. >> wertheim: what-- what is this feeding in you? what-- what are you getting out of this? >> paiz: at base level, you know, fun. it's a lot of fun to, like, run on a horse and chase a cow, you know. but i think you-- you also do genuinely learn life skills from that. i think you-- you can't quit when the work gets hard, you know. >> wertheim: deep springs was built on a kind of formula: take a handful of the best and brightest... >> the law. >> werth

new york, l.a., and now savannah, georgia, are in total gridlock. 1 yard in chicago reportedly had a line of trains waiting to be unloaded that stretch for 25 miles. but at least we have a former road scholar has transportation secretary to fix it for us. >> what we are looking at is basically everything between those ships and your shelves that gets the goods where they need to be. we are partnering with the department of labor to establish more apprenticeships and make sure we are addressing that. >> laura: what? did he actually say apprenticeships are going to get us out of the situation? heaven help us because this entire administration is an apprenticeship. meanwhile, biden's labor secretary has absolutely no clue as to how to fix a labor shortage. >> i don't have an answer for you. i had that answer, i'd give it all day today but i think one thing i'm going to do is i would have an understanding why that's not happening so dig down a little bit more. >> laura: we went from gene scalia to that guy? oh, my goodness. when you see it all together, the totality of the incompetence i

. >> isa, we start with major league baseball season where the reigning champs l.a. dodgers still have hope in their series with the atlanta braves. thursday night in the city of angels, the dodgers emphatic 11-2 win, chris sale hitting three home runs. the braves lead the series 3-2. they need just one win to advance to the world series. game six saturday right back here in atlanta. >>> meantime, humiliating defeat for roma. the conference league breath taking goal for patrick berg, 6-1 victory over the norwegian team ensuring this is the first time that any jose morena team exceeded six. >>> slumping to a 1-nil loss, the only goal of the match there. a 7-goal in prague, lucas paketa scoring overnight after they trailed 2-nil, spot of 4-3. the final. with that, isa, it's right back to you this friday. >> thank you very much, patrick. >>> now, ohio is proud of the wright brothers who designed their famous plane in dayton before their famous manned flight in 1903. have a look at this. how did they get this wrong? if you look close, you'll see ohio's new license plate

by this time, the investigation had been underway for almost two weeks, the knight flu to l.a. to collect her belongings. they collected her mementos, even her financial records. it said a lot about lynn. >> this woman her bank was all of $18. because she paid for scuba dive english shuns and you name it, she just did it, she was packing in every activity she could possibly pack in. so she really lived a lot in those 20 years. >> reporter: but there was one thing donna didn't find. something quite special to both sisters. the invitation to her upcoming wedding. and then detective hilton remembered, he spotted it, in a wastebasket. although he didn't collected as evidence. >> i saw this wedding invitation. it was crumpled up. >> didn't seem like a big deal at the time? >> no, just a wedding invitation. had her name on it and it was crumpled up in the trash. >> that's when we went, came wouldn't do that. my grandparents picture was right there, their wedding pictures. so we knew something wasn't right. and also, if it was crumpled up, who else would have the motive to crumple it

opened in los angeles where the artists entertained 200 celebrity getzs and perspective buyers including l.a.'s mayor eric garcetti mom nateed to be u.s. ambassador to india. the white house ethics chief for former president george w. bush says this crosses the line. >> this is an ethics problem for the president we cannot have the impression that the executive branch will be doing favors for anyone who does business with the president's family. >> it's prompted questions at the white house this week that press secretary jen psaki has largely dodged. >> that is run by the gahlerist and hunter biden's representative that the white house provided suggestions for. i would refer tout gallerrist for questions about the event and as well as the, um, representative um, mr. garcetti his attendance. >> comes after top republican on the oversight committee launched an investigation last month into hunter's art sales. >> hunter biden has a history of trying to sell influence to foreign nationals. influence to his family name and if you look at what is going on in the art world now, unfortunately the ar

you know it's a good finish because the l.a. fans did not leave early. >> that's true. >> yes. >> it paid off for them. >>> we have a lot of news to get to this morning. we're watching capitol hill where they're hours away from a vote that could prevent a financial crisis. it looks like it's coming together. all those details ahead. >>> we begin with breaking news overnight, a major development in the battle over abortion rights. a federal judge blocking enforcement of a texas law, the most restrictive in the country. our congressional correspondent rachel scott has the latest for us. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: robin, good morning. this was a blistering opinion. the judge saying from the moment that texas law went into effect it prevented women from exercising control over their own lives. the ruling handing the biden administration legal victory but the fight is far from over. this morning, breaking news in the battle over abortion rights. the most restrictive abortion law in the nation now suspended. a federal judge ru

every time he came into l.a. peter was bringing his ipad over, look what i found now! laughing, hysterical. the beatles laughing and playing with each other. you know. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's better. but this is six hours long. and two hours a night. >> jimmy: two hours a night, yeah. disney plus. that is going to be something else. >> and so, you know, put something cozy on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. for sure. [ cheers and applause ] you're on twitter. and i follow you on twitter. i wanted to ask you about a tweet. in fact, it's your first tweet. could we put that up on the screen? [ laughter ] >> put it up again. >> jimmy: can you translate that to us? i know it must have been peace and love? peace of love? >> well, i don't know what it means. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: first tweet. >> i must have been very tired. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: one of the songs you cover on this ep is "rock around the clock." >> i know. >> jimmy: which was an oldie when you were -- >> i was 15. >> jimmy: you were 15. >> when that song came out. bill halley -- anyone remember bill

port system with -- 36% to 46% of containers from asia going to l.a.-long beach, you have a bottleneck and u.s. consumers are spending record aims, retail sales in september up 14%. we have to diversify where the importses are coming into. one or two ports cannot handle this volume of trade, we have to look at gulf post ports here in houston or mobile, or atlantic ports and florida ports. trey: professor, i want to play a clip. make an observation and get your reaction. >> i think there has always been two kinds of christmas shoppers, those with their lists complete by halloween and people like me who show up in mall on christmas eve. there will be more challenges for us. trey: i think all things even. it is a good idea to do your shopping soon as possible, i guess. but what you describe is more camp kateed, i could -- is more complicated i think than just when you do your christmas shopping this sounds to be years in the makes, if your long-term solution is infrastructure, then the solution may be years in future. >> we'll continue to see supply chain

san francisco and l.a. have a huge homeless problem. have you seen these things? they look dangerous. those horrible long tails and they look like they are coming at you. you find out that carrying this bacteria in their, i could treat this if i actually knew you had it with antibiotics with penicillin and get you better. but i think you are right, the problem is the sanitation department. every now and then i see a sanitation truck pulling up, a union is allowing them in. but i do not think the mayor made the same deal with this group i'm a maybe he's made with the unions that actually have those pile drivers constantly pounding the noise. they are currently rebuilding the streets.sa but sanitation? no. >> jesse: right now we are looking at a crab rat, dr. siegel. this is a cat lugging a softshell crab perhaps some old bay seasoning, we have yet to find that out. but you are right. the tail ist long. looks beefy, looks pretty well fed. we are going to be on the lookout for this and if i catch anything i have to see you and you have to see me, dr. siegel, when i c

he drives a rolls royce and has two homes, an apartment in downtown l.a. and a house in orange county. i'm hoping rudy can help me understand this new class of chinese, why they get rich in china only to chase the dream here in america. >> hi, lisa. >> hi, rudy. how are you? >> doing well. how are you? >> nice to meet you. it's quite a house. >> thanks. >> do you live here by yourself? >> yes. most of the time. >> do you cook? >> not really. >> so this beautiful kitchen kind of goes unused? >> yeah. i should cook more. >> along with a multi-million dollar home to live in, rudy's parents have helped fund an extravagant lifestyle. ah, the cars. what's under here? >> this is the car we most use when we go to the beach. a porsche turbo. has speakers on the back in the trunk. >> you have a bentley, rolls outside and a cayenne and another car here somewhere? >> i have a ferrari. hard to make a choice every day. >> how do you think the culture of wealthy chinese in america right now represents what's going on in china? >> it's all about the mentality, right? see,

prior to his show opening in l.a. where he entertained 200 celebrity guests and buyers including the mayor garcetti, the president's nominee to be u.s. ambassador to india. jen psaki deflected when pressed. >> hunter biden's representatives that the white house provided suggestions for. i would refer you to them for questions about the event and as well as the representatives of mr. garcetti in terms of his attendance. >> this is former white house ethics chief for george w. bush tells fox news this presents issues for the white house. >> this is an ethics problem for the president. you cannot have the impression that the ambassador to france who will be doing favors for anyone who does things for the president's family. >> the top republican on the house oversight committee warned about the potential for influence peddling. >> hunter biden has a history of trying to sell influence to foreign nationals. influence to his family name and if you look at what's going on in the art world now, unfortunately the art world ha

this is what we were seeing here in l.a. for hours, it just kept happening. really, i think it made a penis shape there, right? [ laughter ] i don't know, i see them everywhere. [ laughter ] the lightning storm actually caused a 35-minute delay of the monday night football game last night, which was funny because this is the chargers' logo. [ laughter and applause ] it's like a miami game getting delayed by dolphins. so the game was delayed, for safety i guess and, of course, the announcers were left with the job of killing an unspecified amount of time. >> at the very top of the upper decks here at sofi stadium, there is some open exposure. so i guess -- >> they're leaving -- lightning can't go sideways, they can't play the game, but we're on the field? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. anyone ever saw steve young play knows he's too fast to get hit by lightning. the other three might want to get rubber boots. lightning struck facebook. i don't know if you're aware. they got killed on "60 minutes" sunday night. followed by a major service outage, instagram and f

erin, tell us how this new mandate is going to work in l.a. and how they're going to enforce it. >> reporter: well, beginning early next month, angelinas will wake up to a very different reality, stephanie. proof of vaccine required to enter any indoor public spaces from museums to restaurants to the laker game. now, there will be some exceptions allowed for medical reasons, or religious reasons, but those individuals need to show proof of a negative coronavirus cfb test within the last 72 hours. otherwise, they need to stay outside. now, this is designed to continue to push those vaccine rates up and keep transmission rates down. angelinas remember just how bad it got last winter when the health care system here nearly collapsed. los angeles was the global epicenter for the virus, and residents are eager to see that not happen ever again. take a live to what some ang lians had to say. >> this is just another precautious measure trying to get the city back to where it was before pre-covid. >> i'm neither for nor against it, but as the governme

the last 30, 40 years they've gottenlonger and longer before cars were made in detroit and sold in l.a. that was about the length of the supply chain now they're not only being made in asia and europe and all of that, but every product is made out of thousands of components that need to come together to make a finished product from different places and until the very last piece is in, you don't have that product ready to be sold so the fragmentation of the supply chain and it's extension meanings that you've got in effect a hose that's connected to a bib that was turned off for the first six months of covid. and it was one of these hoses that shrivels up so somebody turned off the water, and obviously the whole thing shriveled up and all of a sudden somebody woke up and said, i need all of the things that i didn't buy in the last six months and that was really post-vaccination so somebody turned on the faucet but by the time the water sort of makes it through this hose and extend that hose, there's going to be very little wire that comes out of the other end and you need more water, be

these are just some of the l.a. surprises hidden in the democrats, socialist calamity. according to the nonpartisan joint committee on taxation, biden spending bill will raise taxes on working families like never ever before. the biden plan will make the u.s. business tax rate dramatically higher and bring it back to one of the highest in the world and actually substantially higher than a place called communist china. have you heard of it? taking into account all taxes under biden's plan, a democrat bill will give businesses approximately 100% tax advantages to locate jobs in china. rather than the u.s.. think about it? we are incentivizing people to go to china but not here. gee, i wonder why? the biden plan will build up china and the republican party, we want to build up america. very simple. [applause] donald trump: biden's socialist bill includes amnesty and free college. don't get excited, for illegal aliens. not for you, but for illegal aliens. an increases an increase in chain migration and eliminates caps on green cards for foreign workers. lots of luck. by the

this morning, everyone in l.a. went in the closet and found their one and only waterproof jacket. [ laughter ] oh, my boots are here. it's so funny when it rains here. my favorite thing is seeing how my co-workers dress. usually everyone is in jeans, maybe a button down shirt. but the second there's a drizzle, everyone shows up dressed like the gorton's fisherman. [ laughter ] it's incredible. you know we had an earthquake yesterday at 7:00 a.m. it measured a magnitude of 3.6. for those of who are not familiar with what that means, i don't know, no one does. i didn't even feel it. >> i didn't feel it either. >> jimmy: were you in bed when it happened? >> i woke up around 8:00 or something. [ laughter ] so i didn't feel it at all. >> jimmy: they should start measuring earthquakes by how many people post about them on social media. [ laughter ] "did you feel that 2 million tweeter last night?" [ laughter ] but the rain, even though the earth itself shook under our backs, the rain today was the much bigger story. and

and the l.a. times says a crew member recently texted the unit production matt remember, we've now had three accidental discharges, this is super unsafe. we got our report tonight from nbc news correspondent miguel almaguer, shortly after the fatal shooting, a distressed alec baldwin outside the sheriff's department inside of faye, best ago to say the veteran actor fired a prop gun on his new mexico movie said, thursday, killing the film's director of photography, and seriously injuring the director. >> was it loaded with real bullet,. >> i cannot tell you that, we have to injuries. >> but just hours before the deadly shooting on the set of rust, the independent movie where baldwin is also one of the producers, nbc news has learned several key members walked off the set over safety concerns. including, multiple previous misfires of the probe gun, according to a source familiar with the matter. baldwin, who's 63, expressing or more. it's there are no words to convey my shock and sadness regarding t

the "l.a. times" is out with a new article today, and it reads, while the actor is on the sidelines, some who want to occupy the office have either placed themselves in a holding pattern or are wringing their hands about his possible run. mcconaughey is seen as a potential lock for democrats who have not won statewide office since 1994, even if he has not publicly revealed his position on many key issues facing texans. what do you make to have that? he hasn't even given any indication of what party he would be running for. but if he ran as a democrat, could that be the candidate needed to finally flip the state blue? don, that's you. are you frozen? can you hear me? there we go? >> the l

she at l.a. in-n-out burger. french riviera. she was everywhere. other than court, let me tell you something, i have looked at a lot of files and read a lot of police reports, supplemental and crime lab reports. it's a whole other thing when you talk to the victim and you talk to the witnesses. and that's what we did. and this fox nation special it changes everything. and we found out of the massage parlor in his manchin where he would rape these little girls. he had scenes of heaven and angels and clouds painted above it. steve: check it out. it's available right now fox nation. nancy, thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: all right. 7:29 here in new york city right now from studio m. two doctors silenced for voicing their opinions on covid. one out of a jock. the other could lose his license. they are going to join us live coming up. plus, will cain is live in houston with a navy officer who nailed the national anthem before game two last night. ♪ ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and th

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warming up nicely to 72 in l.a. and still warm down across parts of the south. well, it would not be a halloween weekend on "fox & friends" without some pumpkin carving. this morning we have a special guest on fox square, an artist carving pump continue kins for 45 years. you can see he has already carved, pete, i think this is pete right here. we have got will who i have to admit i thought was obama. and then me right here. so he has already done this. this is all by hand. with. >> that's correct. rick: there is not anything you printed and put on here, you are an artist. >> yes. i have background in art and so i have some basic skills. rick: you have basic skills and can put it in a pumpkin. this pumpkin is going to be rachel by the end of the show. check in with you. this is whether a he is going on right here. he is going to see if hugh is really as good as he says he is. you can do this, hugh? >> yeah. >> for the benjamin hotel we are carving portraits for people who are -- they send their photographs before they arrive. send their portrait. >> you are the

over the summer, robert lloyd, a writer from l.a. times wrote a story, and the headline is john stamos is one of tvs most underrated actors. it's time he received his due. >> you sure my mother didn't write that? what a nice thing. >> jimmy: it's really like an examination of your whole career, and your -- really, i think you know what? he's probably right. i think maybe looking like this has made people take you not so seriously. you know what i'm saying? see, i'm getting hypnotized. i'm falling for you right now. he wrote this, he's more interesting looking than a clooney, pitt or damon. definitely damon. his smile is wayward, going this way and that. >> what do you mean, going this way? that's like if you say somebody has pretty blue eyes. >> jimmy: i can see you're getting uptight about getting complimented. but relax and listen. take it in. it's nice to have somebody say something nice. his smile is wayward, going in way and that. his bottom teeth are just a little cracked. it feels almost like a radical authenticity in a hollyw

l.a. wins. the giants need to win and the dodgers to lose, but if the giants lose and the dodgers win, it is game 163. the fourth quarter, five seconds left. to the end zone -- incomplete but there is a flakka. defensive holding. the fate to elijah higgins for the touchdown, and we go to overtime, tied at 24-24. fired off to john humphreys. barrels his way in. stanford takes the lead. excitement there. final chance, and it is incomplete. the cardinals upset oregon. great for stanford, but the pac-12 playoff chances are essentially dead. >> if we are down by a touchdown, whatever. with a minute and have left, we still got what it takes to do it, because we have done it before. we have done it against the number three oregon team. we know what we are capable of. now we understand, we can go into games when it is close, we can go into it with confidence. chris: that is your look at sports. liz: let's go over to frances. those going to the game will be bringing the sunglasses, the sunscreen, not eve

is saying about this tonight >>> the new showdown over vaccine and mask mandates why the sheriff in l.a. county says he won't enforce new rules. all while some experts now say we're entering a new phase of the pandemic. >>> the college admissions cheating scandal the verdict is in for two of the parents accused of trying to buy their kids way into top colleges. >>> the department of justice' decision after reviewing that controversial shooting of jacob blake. will the officer be charged with civil rights offenses? >>> presidential showdown the white house blocking an attempt by former president trump to withhold documents from congress on the january 6th riots. >>> the new warnings about the price of holiday travel and finding the toys you want what the experts say you should be doing now to get your gifts on time. >>> and superstar tony bennett singing his way into the guinness book of world records. ♪ >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening the anecdotes we have been hearing about employers desperate to find workers don't at first appear to square with what

she was the mother of a young boy living there with her husband in l.a. with their young son. several people expressed a concern about the lack of safety measures on this particular production. in fact, i interviewed a hairstylist on the production of "rust" and she said she backed out over negotiations in part because of rate negotiations and also in part because of safety concerns. she said that the crew or that the team told her that it was a non-negotiable on housing, and the concern about housing was that the crew members were being housed in albuquerque 50 miles away from the set. that meant very long hours, a lot of drive time, a lot of safety concerns. fred? >> all right. lucy kafanov, thank you so much. still so many questions. i want to bring in dutch mashic and ask him a few questions. he's the former president of the former entertainment union local 44 and prop master who has worked in the film and television industry for decades. he's currently working on the hbo sires "euphoria" and hbo is, of course, owned by warner media, the same parent company as cnn. so good

erin mclaughlin is outside of l.a. how long have the oil been leaking, what have we know? >> reporter: that's a critical question, stephanie. it's critical to understand just how much oil leaked into the ocean. officials provide the number upward of 186,000 gallons to say they believe it's 144,000 gallons of oil spilled into the ocean. we know residents here in orange county first reported smelling gas on friday. it was not until late friday evening around 10:00 p.m. that state and federal officials reviewed oil records, there could potentially be oil spill off the coast of southern california. it was not until saturday morning that amplify alerted the coast guards, based on a visual inspection of the water. it was not until noon that the coast guard then alerted the public. that timeline is being heavily scrutinized right now, not only to ascertain when the oil started leaking but also the nature and speed of the response. in terms of the leak itself amplify yesterday said they believed they have found the potential source of the leak of 4.5 miles off the shore. confirmin

. >> 58 ships are anchored off the ports of l.a. and long beach, waiting leak to weeks to off-load their cargo. part of the president's solution is adding another shift of longshoremen at opening the ports to truckers from 3:00 to 7:00 a.m. >> when you consider the supply chain, it's a system of systems and he only we are going to see efficiency is if every segment of supply chain realigns. and we are taking a first step. >> port officials say every segment of the supply chain must work or none of it will. without the warehouse space, truckers are also paralyzed, just like the ports. today the white house said major freight haulers ups and fedex and retailers like home depot and walmart agreed to utilize the night shift, relieving some pressure on the port. >> by taking the lead, they will demonstrate how valuable these nighttime operations can be and how critically important they are, especially right now in this crisis. >> that crisis includes inflation, consumer prices moving at a 13 year high climbed 5.4%, higher than the 2% tar

. >>> so it is not unusual to see a famous face at an l.a. dodgers home game, right? it is unusual to see a most wanted fugitive. u.s. marshals think the fan isolated in a photo could be john ruffo, che never showed up to prison, and he's been a ghost now for 23 years. in 2016, authorities got a tip he was behind home plate at a red sox/dodgers game and wore a blue shirt. they're not 100% sure that's ruffo. and they're asking the public for help identifying him. >>> cnn's coverage continues after the break. we strip in the community garden. i've been stripping here for years. i strip before take-off. breathe right strips open your nose for relief you can feel right away, helping you take in air more easily, wherever you are. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the way they exaggerate the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not an injection or a cream it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with re

an example, yesterday at the nation's largest port collection at the part of long beach and port of l.a., we had 52 vessels waiting to get in. we had as high as 70 in normal tames we have zero, maybe one or two at best so obviously this has caused delays and overall the costs to transportation and shipping and global markets has skroblthed. needless to say when it comes to the level of a factor in monetary policy, of course, president biden weighed in yesterday on this question so we are very pleased that the supply chain transformation that needs to be had with regard to the 24/7 concept is no longer a vision it's something we need to do as quick as possible. >> ports in asia and europe have been 24/7 for a while. what has kept us from that same situation? >> well, that's a great question as you know, we have advocated this concept for a couple years and this is even before the crisis we have so i think the bottom line, any time you have an industry that gets out of the comfort zone, there is always challenges but i think to be quite frank, cost is an issue absolutely however, what's t

l.a. is all about. i've been fortunate to be in professional roles in the l.a. conservancy and with the city of los angeles and the birdseye view for how historic preservation can make a difference in communities around the city. i wanted to try to capture a much more interesting and new wants to an complex los angeles that i have come to know and what i saw is that historic preservation while it's frequently kind of mischaracterized as being about stopping change or preventing progress of preservation has really been a primary engine for change throughout los angeles, and it has been a tool that's been revitalizing our downtown or historic downtown. it has been transforming neighborhoods and creating economic regeneration across our cities and even helping to address our housing crisis in california with affordable housing. i wanted to try to bring back downtown l.a.'s history both for angelenos who may not fully internalize the positive changes that are around them and then to those beyo

the l.a. chapter also investigated the crime. as they began to investigate the crime, it became apparent that it was almost impossible for a lantern to cross that kind of explosion. here's a picture of the eagle office because the walls of the house were knocked to the ground so the lamp or lantern theory, they should doubt on this theory. now it's a long investigation process, many months of investigation and i don't have time to do to help all of it but in the aftermath of the murder, there is an elaborate cover-up of evidence that would have led to criminal conviction. the corner in his investigation refused to admit evidence that was set by vigilantes. the lantern itself so intact i supposedly blew up was not entered into the investigation and the district attorney, it became clear in the midst of this cover-up but there was also an organized resistance to the cover-up and the efforts to seek justice for the family were also ongoing. 1946, a leader of the los angeles socialist workers part

kelly o'grady has the details tonight from l.a. >> l.a. county is the first place in the nation to vote for phasing out oil production in unincorporated areas and so county officials are aiming to boost the growing reputation and address environmental impacts related to oil drilling. l.a.'s oil industry supports more than 10,000 jobs, half of which are affected by the shift. and industry leaders are also concerned about where l.a. will get oil if it is not from domestic production. >> we have been curtailing domestic production of our energy and instead relying more and more on imports. >> that is going to impact gas price is not just in l.a. but nationwide. see california on top there at a whopping 4.42 for a gallon but the national average transit $3.22, up over the dash that will likely only increase. part of the hike is because of the u.s.'s reliance on foreign oil. opec stood firm on the current production levels leading to a seven year high in oil prices just earlier this week. in addition, gasoline isn't immune to the supply chain i

. >> i think so we have all seen ship that are anchored off the board of l.a., there is a lot of causes we can point to for the gym at the center is the virus, the shift is our behavior and we stop buying experiences and goods, a lot of the things americans by and a 30% increase in the trans specific and just in the past several weeks covid rates worldwide and in the u.s. declined a bit were already hearing about factories reopening to keep cases under places like vietnam, the l.a. port of names, he points out if the ships look worrisome, sophisticated retailers saw this coming and what they have done a sharply accelerated their orders for christmas they had goods coming in two months earlier this year than they typically had, he says there will be goods on the shelves for christmas i heard that from him in a shipping executive the chiefs for america's two biggest toy companies have been out there and they will begin son shelves for christmas. >> is a perfect storm i was interested in all but one problem that you identified in your story, wink and those finally go away, windy things get

or how about in l.a. where only 64% of the l.a. fire department were fully vaccinated, and about 1200 members hadn't had a single shot. is l.a. really about to lay off 35% of their firefighters? but this problem is quickly spreading across the country it is about to affect you. hundreds of cargo ships are stuck just off america's shores, waiting to be unloaded and moved around the country. but staffing shortages have left ships full and shelves empty. we even have a backlog of toilet paper. wallets are allowed to feel aboutfeel a lot lighter thanks n economy but don't worry, the white house says it's on top of this. >> the task force to address short-term supply chain bottlenecks. the supply chain task force has been working around the clock for months and months now to address a range of different issues we see. >> jesse: oh, they created a task force. they didn't do anything. it's almost as if biden is going out of his way to hurt the economy. his recovery plan is a failure, evidenced by last month's job report after they added o

happened, the film community held a vigil last night in l.a. to remember halyna hutchins, while long-time friends like dennis zanatta grieve for her family. >> i'm just sad, you know, that her son now is going to grow up without a mother, without a beautiful mother that she was. >> production of the movie has officially stopped, and no one has been charged, but we are expecting to learn more about this case when the sheriff and the district attorney have a press conference on wednesday. norah? >> omar villafranca, thank you. >>> and we want the turn now to the covid pandemic. tomorrow an fda advisory committee is meeting on whether to green light pfizer's lower dose vaccine for kids 5 to 11 years old. there is also some news tonight about another possible vaccine for young children. and here is cbs' meg oliver. >> it feels good. >> woo! >> reporter: tonight as anticipation builds for younger children to get covid shots, moderna says its vaccine is safe and triggers a strong immune response in children ages 6 to 11. moderna said it used half the

. >> l.a. sport director says it's not easy getting all the players on the same page. >> with an average of more 900,000 container units for the past 14 consecutive months. the duration of this cargo run is quite remarkable. >> the great backlog of container ships is a boon to this warehouse operation that keeps crews who are on the water for weeks on end supplied with fresh food and other goods. >> they don't like sidestepping china because it's more expensive over there, so they like to get as much of it here. >> in the past these container ships were just cruising to los angeles without a wage. now it's two to three weeks out here on the water. a game changer that the ports of l.a. and long beach were going to 24/7 operations, but today the president's port czar refused up you did attempts by reporters to find out when that might actually happen. >> bret: william la jeunesse out of the water by those ships. thank you. we will talk with transportation secretary pete buttigieg tomorrow on the

. >> yeah, we lost a bet to the l.a. station, so dodger blue. >> and we look good in blue. >> yeah, we've always got next year. >> yeah, next year, here we come. get ready. that does it for us. it has been a great week. thanks for being part of our week. "today" show is coming up next. have a great weekend. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, bill clinton >>> good morning. breaking overnight, bill clinton hospitalized. the former president in intensive care recovering from an infection not covid related, first admitted three days ago. straight ahead, what his doctors are saying about his recovery, why his infection could have been much worse and the overnight ages of hillary clinton at his bedside. a live report from the hospital, straight ahead. >>> shot in the arm. >> we do have a unanimous 19 out of 19 yes votes. >> an fda panel recommending a booster dose for millions of americans who received the moderna vaccine. this morning, who is eligible, the timeline and

at the story breaking from the "l.a. times" tonight finds that just hours before this tragedy, at least half a dozen crewmembers walked off the sides in protest of working conditions. it detectives investigating how and what type of projectile was discharged. no charges have been filed at this time. who are the reaction, fox news correspondent geraldo rivera, and gregg jarrett. lemme start with you. the war is between me and alec baldwin do not factor into my opinion. i want to be straightforward. i would be shocked, i would be shocked if the evidence shows that in fact he did this on purpose. i don't believe that. i don't think we'd come to that conclusion. i believe in due process, presumption of innocence, we need a full forensic investigation. but in my heart, it seems like and looks like, and a tragic accident. how did a live round get in to that weapon? it's supposed to fire blanks! >> wright, sean, we are not clear the live round, they clarified by live round they are not saying that it was a bulletin and it could

l.a. winning 11-2. another game tomorrow night. you're welcome, america. >> three home runs. >> excuse me, i got to go to espn. job offer coming in. >> turned it into a series. >>> lot more coming up, including the fbi saying the remains they found at the reserve are brian laundrie. investigators are still looking for more evidence. >>> and celine dion's sister is speaking out about the singer's health struggles. >>> first, to ginger. >> world series, that's baseball, right? let's get to progressive insurance. >>> how many innings in a baseball game? >> nine. >> she got it. she knows sports. >> nervous. ♪ why is la roche-posay recommended by over 90,000 dermatologists worldwide? because we bring you effective skincare that makes a difference. like la roche-posay double repair face moisturizer with dermatologist-recommended ingredients, including ceramide and niacinamide. double action helps repair skin's protective barrier after one hour and provide 48 hour hydration. so, no matter your skin type, even sensitive, you can have hea