>>sandra mitchell reports for us. >>the house on fraternity row appears to be empty, but the young man or men accused in this cannot hide from the allegations. the university the lapd and the national chapter of sigma nu now are involved in the investigation. wednesday night the university sent out this crime alert. a student reported that she was drugged something put in or drink and then sexually assaulted that's like disheartening for every girl its on campus and we don't walk around in a place that we are already scared to be walking alone to come to this row and then again be assaulted at least 6 other women later reported they were drugged at the same house on the same night that was in late september that triggered outrage on campus and last night a protest. students swarmed the frat house saying it is part of a widespread problem on campus. >>this is kind of like campus culture, this is what students are doing. >>every weekend and put our post artist. >>upon their 10 and by late this afternoon, some of the pro

. >> sandra mitchell. let's go ahead yeah, it hasn't completely covered up the lens. this is karl the fog just are taken over the city. there. can i blow your mind. what? karl, the fog is gone and it is now karla carla. well, i know we're just acts. lawrence. yes, sir. and that storm sunday where started raining into the stop. oh, my gosh, what what a storm was. >> and of course, our storms travel right from the west to the east and they're getting all kinds of trouble. this storm system now it's been causing all kinds of tornadoes making its way right across the plains of the texts that tornadoes yesterday was florida. now start to move up across the northeast and look at that huge circulation, that area of low pressure. their to the damage. now along the coastal sections are getting a high tide. they're getting heavy runoff and then they're getting some on shore winds. the combination of all 3, it's going to cause for a significant flooding of coastal flooding event along these areas in the new jersey, further south into delaware and a little bit further to the nort

it breaks my >> came to do with crew. >> that was sandra mitchell reporting. they're not the only association and fire battling this san jose firefighter and police unions have also push back on covid-19 vaccine mandates. there. california is the first state to let some adults children add parents as dependents on their insurance plans. governor newsom signed a new law this week. the trend nationally has been to let children stay on their parents. health insurance plans for longer. >> but california is now the first state to go the other direction by letting adults join their kids health plans. the law applies only to people who purchase their health insurance on the individual market, though people who get health insurance through their jobs are not eligible. the state department of insurance estimates about 15,000 adults will be using this lot. >> the latest jobs report shows growth slowed to its weakest pace of the year. employers added just about 194,000 jobs last month an unforced only that's down from 366,000 back in august and far below the increase of

. >> reporter sandra mitchell joins us live. joins us from university park with details. >> city firefighter sounding a new alarm i can't go to work perform the way they want me to knowing that the end game is really going to fire me and ray bill kerr and 870 others city firefighters today through their attorney filed a notice of intent to sue the city of l a the city has warned firefighters get the covid vaccine by october 20th or be sent home without pay. well, that's just uncalled for will be in court in 10 days. the 871 firefighters are seeking 2 million dollars each. >> they believe the controversy could end their careers damage or going into meltdown right now it's devastating to see what these families are going marriages are in jeopardy. >> livelihoods are in jeopardy. some of the firefighters we spoke with say they've already had covid. they believe they have antibodies. others are afraid of adverse reactions. >> well, today the city attorney reacted to the legal action saying the u.s. supreme court in courts across the