from there, they beat byu. with the win, stanford is going to play top seeded florida state and they'll be history in the making. both teams enter undefeated in the ncaa final for the first time in ncaa women's soccer history that has ever happened. so stanford women's soccer, our toyota. let's go places player of the day. congrats to the cardinal. and time now for some hoops. after beating the clippers at chase center on thursday, the warriors and clips in la matinee this afternoon. for the second time this week, the dubs blow a 20 point second half lead. andrew wiggins warmed up but ruled out for the second straight game. he slammed his finger in a car door earlier this week. ouch moses moody again got the start in his place and let moses cook look at him work down low. he's a friend of our after the game program. got the hoop 21 points in 32 minutes for moses moody. draymond green started hot from deep. how about 4 or 5 from downtown in the first quarter a season high 21 points and nine rebounds for dre step

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. >>> stanford women's soccer taking on byu in the semifinals of the college cup. minutes it was 1-0 cardinal. do ms with the strike makes

in the fourth minute, stanford beat byu two nil.h the win, stanford will play top seed florida state. and for the first time in the history of the women's soccer national championship, both teams enter undefeated heated. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. >> chris, thanks so much. and that's it for tonight everybody. i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer. and chris. thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. >> this is abc. 724 >> live in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose. in concord. live in oakland. yes you're watching abc7 news live any time anywhere. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc7 bay area streaming app. join and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. another one in the books. because advil targets pain but we're just getting started. everythin

. >>> stanford women's soccer taking on byu in the semifinals of the college cup.es it was 1-0 cardinal. do ms with the strike makes it 2-0 stanford. that was the final score. cardinal advance to monday's national championship. >>> back to the niners game, much more than pride on the line. the number one seed in the nfc very much at play. but if the niners lose, it's almost impossible to get. so huge game. >> yeah, but they're definitely playing it more low key. >> oh, yeah, it's just another opponent. >> although, you know, that might be what you need to get the job done. >> true, i'm not an nfl player. >> neither am i. >> i can't even ice skate. >> thank you, matt. >>> a litter of german shepherd puppies had a temporary assignment as hayward's tiniest police dogs after they were abandoned in a box at a grocery store. it was late and told when they were found, so officers, dispatchers, and jail workers chipped to help bathing them, feeding them, and cuddling them. police say they reluctantly allowed animal services to take the puppies. so cute. >>> the giants are

byu had lots of attempts, but nothing could get in the back of the net.yers advancing to the national championship has been bittersweet for many of them. they are still grieving the death of a teammate last year. the coroner did rule that former goalie katie myers took her own life after she was found in her dorm in march of 2022. san francisco police are investigating a homicide after a woman was found dead in her apartment. what we know about the victim and the latest from police. then while incarcerated, i was the recipient of these type of community programs that help keep me and my children connected and me and my family connected. a legal advocacy group is making sure children with incarcerated parents get a special christmas this year with a bike giveaway program. we'll tell you how that program impacts families every year. plus a benefit softball tournament that started back in 1991, kicked off this weekend, raising funds and collecting toys for children in need. we're going to be live with a look at the players and the families who are all partic

sanford women's soccer taking on byu. opening minutes, 1-0. mia with a strike. 2-0.ances to the monday national championship against florida state. that's it for sports. have a great day. >>> we are less than a month into college basketball and we already are seeing a lot of upsets and movements in the rankings. after last night we may have a new top team. purdue faced northwestern. purdue went up early. northwestern managed to narrow the gape and hang on to the end. three seconds left, a clutch floater gave northwestern the lead. right there it is. but purdue said, nope, we are not done yet. threw in a layup to take the game into overtime. northwestern kept the momentum and ultimately won 92-88. second year in a row that northwestern has upset purdue. >>> coming up, an update from the global climate conference in dubai. what vice president kamala harris on hand to represent the united states and defense secretary lloyd austin makes a stop in mountain view. he announces a new deal to share technology with two of the nation's allies. cbs deals powered by shopify. so i

>> yes, it looks really promising and this is new data now out of byu and they've looked at people, sixrly cognitive decline and six people who did not have it and they ran this new blood test in each of those people and found that it did predict that early cognitive decline. whether or not it predicting the development of alzheimer down the road, we'll have to find out. but it is they are retrocochlearically possible you can -- theoretically possible to measure some of the changes in the body and circulation with the free dna and that's what the researchers use elizabeth: the new test achieved 100% accuracy and patient withs alzheimer and individuals with mild cognitive impairment and developed alzheimer in five years and that's amazing and 100% accuracy. is that true? >> well, it is. there's no test to diagnose alzheimer with 100% accuracy if they have it already. what's the predictive value in people with early cognitive decline. that's where the data are promising what we have yet to see the long term consequence and hopefully we'll have better information in the next couple years b

stanford women's soccer taking on byu. opening minutes, 1-0. mia with a strike. 2-0.e final score. the cardinal advances to the monday national championship against florida state. that's it for sports. have a great day. >>> we are less than a month into college basketball and we already are seeing a lot of upsets and movements in the rankings. after last night we may have a new top team. purdue faced northwestern. purdue went up early. northwestern managed to narrow the gap and hang on to the end. three seconds left, a clutch floater gave northwestern the lead. right there it is. but purdue said, nope, we are not done yet. threw in a layup to take the game into overtime. northwestern kept the momentum and ultimately won 92-88. second year in a row that northwestern has upset purdue. >>> coming up, an update from the global climate conference in dubai. vice president kamala harris is on hand to represent the united states. >>> also ahead, defense secretary lloyd austin makes a stop in mountain view. he announces a new deal to share technology with two of the nation's a

an' i say veteran because he has been reported since he was a student at byu.he is still pretty young. no one perhaps is better suited to write about that sure faith, political sense of ability and a deep sense of right and wrong. we a will hear more about that n a minute. he's joined in conversation i don't think he is an introduction he's been a friend to all of us for many years we go to him for advice and good humor especially on nonfictionno topics. before we get started a portion of all of our ticket sales are non- for profit books working to get books into the hands of both without regular access. professionally young people. since the beginning of last year with distributive or 20000 books across the state and also the pediatric clinic in arizona. [applause] [applause] >> hi. [laughter] well, want to start with a tweet. from donald trump. there have been plenty of reviews of the book. donald trump doesn't realize it's you that's done the writing here's a tweet mitch at romney a total loser that only a mother could love just wrote a book which is much li

coppins is a veteran journalist and i say veteran because he's been reporting since he was a student at byu. he's still pretty young, but know no one perhaps is better suited to write about senator romney. they share a faith, a political sensibility and a deep sense of right and wrong. we'll hear more about that in a minute. he's joined in conversation by doug fabrizio from college radio west. i don't think doug's needs any introduction. he's been a friend to all of us in the valley for many years. we look to him for advice and good humor, especially on nonfiction topics. finally, before we get started, i'd like to say that a portion of all of our ticket sales go to fund our not for profit brain food books, working to get books into the hands of those without regular access, especially young people. since the beginning of last year, we've distributed over 20,000 books across the state and also at the pediatric clinic in tuba city, arizona. so thank you very much for that. bring food books because kids need to read. and now please welcome mckay coppins and doug fabrizio. hi, mckay coppins. w

brooke loved her new friends at byu, but returned home her freshman year for thanksgiving to spend time with her family and job. >> we had gone to myron franken before, they came to the macy's. she had really liked this watch. it was kind of addressing what. joe shoe is a pretty classy in the things that she chose to wear. she sees it in the case and she mentions it to you. ? >> i really like that watch, mom. >> easy christmas present? >> it was. >> six months later, in the spring, her freshman year was history. brook returned home to oregon. she had a summer job in corvallis, about 30 miles from home working at the oak park apartment, managed by her sister stephanie and stephanie's husband. on monday, may 24th, 2004, she left the house where her sister jessica was getting ready for another day of seventh grade. >> she was kind of in a rush and she walked out the door and left. about five minutes later she walked back in and just yelled through the door, i love you. and walked out. and that was the last time i talked to her. >> by nine a.m., brook was at the apartments and an hour later