his 17 touchdowns and 28 first career are ucla records. he played nine years at the nfl including eight with the 49ers. j.j. stokes. [applause] last but certainly not least, that terry -- terry mckiever. she led the bears to a national championship one year ago which was their second under her direction. she has them ranked no. 1 and is preparing for repeat. she is the first woman to be named head coach of the u.s. olympic swimming team and she will be guiding team usa this summer at the london olympics. it is my pleasure to introduce coach terry mckiever. >> i want to thank gary and larry and mayor lee. i feel humble to speak for such an amazing group of athletes. that is what i love about what i get to do every day. i get to represent the conference of championships -- of champions. this will be an amazing opportunity for our student- athletes and there are wonderful world class athletes in so many sports. with this network we will be able to showcase those stories and those athletes and i am sure attract new fans to many sports that the

his 17 touchdowns and 28 first career are ucla records. he played nine years at the nfl including eight with the 49ers. j.j. stokes. [applause] last but certainly not least, that terry -- terry mckiever. she led the bears to a national championship one year ago which was their second under her direction. she has them ranked no. 1 and is preparing for repeat. she is the first woman to be named head coach of the u.s. olympic swimming team and she will be guiding team usa this summer at the london olympics. it is my pleasure to introduce coach terry mckiever. >> i want to thank gary and larry and mayor lee. i feel humble to speak for such an amazing group of athletes. that isha

, that is, it was judged by professors at ucla. and i wrote an essay and i got -- i think i came in third or fourth place and i was very, very disappointed but the dean at -- one of the deans at ucla said -- he ran down the hallway. he said, "no. don't go away disappointed." he says, "the tuition's not that much so why don't you apply to ucla's graduate school? " and i applied and i -- and i was accepted. and i think my second or third year at ucla i got a job at los angeles city college, a part time job. and then, you know, teaching in the evening. and i loved teaching so much i said, "well, this is going to be my life." now, as for being a columnist, being a public figure; that was not in my plans at all. >> how did the column start? >> well the column started in -- i wrote for the philadelphia tribune. there was this -- it's a black new -- one, very, very old black newspaper in philadelphia and it turned out that the president of the philadelphia tribune, he contacted me and he said, "well, i want to change the focus of the news

georgia leap from ucla. she's worked nationally and internationally in violence post war settings with major focus on gangs and youth violence. she currently serves as a senior policy advisor on gangs and youth violence for the los

count it, ucla takes their first lead. 8:30 to play. then with just two minutes to play jones sinks the jumper, bruins clinging to a two-point lead. tied 69-69 with a minute to go, lamb, short on the three, david ware, where are you? he's there for the putback. throws down. free throws down the stretch that is, and wins, ucla 75-69. also in action tonight, usf dons take on the st. mary's gails. plus, san jose sharks will be without todd mcclellan once again tonight at hp pavilion. we'll have a live report from the shark tank coming up. we're just getting warmed up diane, don't go anywhere, i'll wait until i'm out of breath before i stop talking about sports. >> all right so washington did lose, so cal still has a shot at first place if they beat stanford tomorrow, is that right? >> absolutely. i know you're going to mention something about your cal bears? >> just trying to stay focused. >> you knew what i was talking about. but you thought you would reiterate that, right? >> thanks, henry. >> you got it. >>> still ahead, your 140-charac

ucla takes it away, jones with the long 3. jones would go for 20. ucla in front by a point.ram let goes of the 3 that won't go. first its joshua smith and then david ware who gets the shot to fall, 75-69 win. rather than clench, washington will share the conference title unless cal loses tomorrow to stanford. >> always a classic when duke and north carolina meet. today for the acc regular season title. this one all carolina right from the beginning as duke missioned 18 straight shots at one point. mcadoo with the putback off the miss by harris. you notice a pattern developing here. harrison barnes misses with the emphatic fowl. here is the kind of the day it was for the blue devils. thorton misses the lay-up and back come the tar heels. carolina avenges an earlier regular season loss to the blue devil and takes this one, 88- 70. >>> well the daily routine that is the baseball season got started for the giants. the giants opened their cactus league schedule. lincecum throwing three pitches to ryan roberts and getting him looking at a called third strike. lincecum worked two i

washington lost to ucla. cal knows they have what they want on a silver platter, but this is a rivalry game so anything can happen. the bears beat the cardinal cerl 'er in the season. -- earlier in the season. >> if i need to put things out there to motivate them, we're kind of in the wrong business. we got a game against a rival, so-to-speak. our last regular season game. we have a tough game on sunday. we know that stanford is a very good basketball team. loaded with talent. and we're going to have our hands full. >> mike: before mention egg ucla and washington, bruins playing spoiler. second half, the three. huskies on top by two inside of five minutes. now a minute left. lamb misses the three. the fight for the rebound. bruins up two huskies trying to steal it late. grant can't connect. bruins win it, opening the door for cal to grab a share of the pac-12 title ons. >> the wcc women's tournament, semifinals, gonzaga and st. mary's. gaels down two but the zags too much. standish, 31 points, gonzaga ends th

gant misses the 3 and ucla comes up with the loose ball. held washington to 22 points in the second half and win, with a win at stanford, cal can clinch a share of the pac-12 title and because they own the tie- breaker, the bears would be the no. 1 seed for next week's conference the time. >>> the ohio valley conferencebed was on the line in nashville. tied at 52 , murray state avoids the upset. the racers are now 30-1. unc, asheville and belmont earned spots in the playoffs. . >>> nearly 9,000 fans showed up in peoria to see the a's and mariners and got their first glimpse of parker, who pitched two perfect innings. offensively it was new additional, jonny gomes with the 2-run shot. jemile weeks deep for the as and and they beat the mariners, 9-2. >>> giants taking the field for their cactus league opener in scottsdale. tim lincecum with two strike- outs. brandon crawford's bid to be the opening-day shortstop is off to a good start. the diamondbacks beat the giants 9-6. >>> with mcclelum out, the sharks patrick marlowe is denied on the bre

all washington needed to do was beat ucla. ben hallen and the bruins were the subject of a controversial article in the sports illustrated issue this week. and none of that mattered. a lead with two minutes left. final chance for the huskies. but darnel gant's three is off the mark. ucla comes up with the look ball. they hold washington to just 22 points in the second half. and win 7 a-69. a win -- 75-69. with a win tomorrow at stanford, cal can clinch a part of the pac12 title and then the bears would be the number one seed for next week's conference tournament. >>> the ohio valley conference bid was on the line in nashville. final seconds. tied at 52. jawon wong hits the floater off the glass. murray state avoids the upset and wins, to punch its ticket to the big dance. the racers improve to 30-1. >>> usf is halfway to getting to the wcc's automatic bid to the tournament. but they will face their biggest hurdle tonight when they take on top-seeded st. mary's in the semifinals. >>> the dons have not beat the gails since 2006.

that because of what happened today in los angeles between ucla and washington. much of the way, but then the bruins went on a 10-2 run. jones with the long 3. jones led the bruins with 20. they were in front by 1. now with less than a minute to play, they are tied at 69. tyler lamb's 3 no good, but the bruins hit the offensive boards. smith'spult putt bac went go, but wear's z. ucla with the 75- 69 win and a cal win means to the bear gets the no. 1 seed in the conference tournament. >>> and st. marys and usf just under way in the wcc semifinals we'll have that tonight for you at 10:00 on sportswrap. >>> thank you, joe. >>> coming up at on the 10:00 news, the fight that is brewing and the pistottal next step if the project moves forward. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> our coverage continues at 10:00. we're always here for you on- line at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. from all of us, have a good evening. [ male announcer ] this march, dive into the subway® jalapeno tuna, featured $5 footlong™ of the month. e

it was decided at ucla. i wrote an essay and got -- i think i came in third or fourth. i was very disappointed, but the dean of ucla ran down the hallway and said, don't go away. the tuition is not that much. why don't you apply to the graduate school? i applied and i was accepted. i think that my second or third year, i got a job at los angeles city college. teaching in the evening and i loved it so much, as for being a columnist for a public figure, this was not in my plans at all. >> how did this column start? >> i wrote for the philadelphia tribune. this was a very old black newspaper in philadelphia. the president of the philadelphia tribune contacted me, and said that i want to change the focus of the newspaper. he hired me to write a column once a week. and then, i was discovered, as it was, in 1980 when the heritage foundation was starting a syndicated column. they invited me to be on the syndicate. ed grimsley, the editorial page editor of the "richmond times dispatch," said they liked the column but nobody was reading this, and they decided to carry my column

ucla comes up with the loose ball.hington to just 22 points in the second half and win 75-69. >>> so with a win tomorrow, at stanford, cal can clinch a share of the pac-12 title. because they own the tie- breaker, the bears are the number one seed for next week's conference tournament. >>> the ohio valley's conference bid was on the line in nashville. final seconds. tied at 52. jaron long hits the floater off the glass. murray state avoids the upset and wins 54-52 to punch its ticket to the big dance. the racers improve to 30-1. >>> and the long time rival north carolina and duke, as if they needed extra incentive, the acc regular season title was on the line in durham. and the tar heels came out swinging. they led by 24 at the half. and kendall marshal made it look easy with 20 points and 10 assists. north carolina wins 88-70. >>> over on the women's side, st. mary's and gonzaga top seeded. kayla standish had a career high 31 points. zags win 83-78. they take byu on, in the championship game tomorrow. >>> mission high

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sal, tweet from ucla said march sadness. >> march sadness. >> which i found it to be funny even though about it as well. >> team -- pam, your team ucla has a rich history. >> hopefully a rich future too. >> let's move along and take a look at the commute here. 280 looks pretty good getting up to highway 17. it's drier in the south bay. sunol grade let's take a look at that southbound 680 traffic is moving along pretty well. a lot of the fender benders have been in the north bay. another traffic update is minutes ahead. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> a big day in washington, d.c. is about to kick off. here are live pictures at the white house as president obama prepared to host america's biggest ally. >>> back here at home police say he was armed with a shotgun. we'll have the latest of an officer involved shooting in oakland. >>> we are still tracking rain out there. moderate to heavy downpours. we have reporters deployed across the entire bay area. sal will keep a look on the radar and roadways. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings)

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. >>> ucla hoops has been hit with a dagger by sports illustrated. is just -- this stuff better be true because it's ruined ben howard. the store goes on there's widespread drinking, drug abuse among players. other issues, that the players are continually finding. one player urinating on another's clothes. they're talking back to the coach. >>> usa soccer has not beat italy in 78 years. and the great italy squad gets on the board early. but usa, they only played 11 times, but still 78 years! they're off-side. they allow the italian goal, and here comes demesy taking the short pass. 1-nothing, a winner. the head coach of the united states. biggest win for usa in a long time. italy, no. 8 in the world, and we, pam, we knocked them off tonight. >> yes, we did! >>> sebastian has been told to shape up. ordered to take an anger management and substance abuse class stemming from an allegation that he shoved a woman in 2010. >>> and tiger woods' former coach getting nice publicity for his new book. somebody pressed tiger about becoming a navy seal. he got ti

. >> governor brown vetoed a similar bill after consulting with doctors from ucla and usf. >> they felt that that warning was too much in terms of physician patient relationship. so i think there is a way to get there. >> and the senator notes there is a similar law that shows early detection increased 100% in women with dbt. >> san francisco police looking for a group of people cheating elderly chinese americans. police say the group scammed victims of more than $100,000 and released sketches of the people they're looking for. and they promise a ritual that will purify their belongings. >> so chinese culture we believe in ghosts and ancestors and things like that. so the people that are suspects know what victims are thinking and pray upon them. >> and police say they speak to victims in cantonese and usually approach while they're walking alone. >> are kids getting any smarter but doing home work every night? apparently not. researchers found achievement results are lower in countries where students spend more time doing home work. this shows the elementary school kids don't get any b

. >> jimmy: one of your sons plays at ucla, right?t a scholarship to play at ucla. [ cheers and applause ] go, bruins. yeah. >> jimmy: that's exciting. he doesn't have to take out a student loan now. that's nice. >> no. i'm expecting him to hit me up for donations. >> jimmy: i'm sure you will be hit up repeatedly for donations. >> i'm sure the donations will -- >> jimmy: how many people came to your super bowl party? >> it wasn't a lot. maybe like 15 kids. >> jimmy: 15 kids? >> it was more child-friendly. >> jimmy: wasn't michael phelps there, the swimmer? >> that was in vegas the night before. what did i tell you? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> i said i always go home, jimmy. >> jimmy: do you have a party every night? >> you have to always go home. you can go to the party. but you always have to go home. >> jimmy: yeah. i just go home. that's good advice. we're going to take a break and talk about this movie. i saw it. a terrific movie. it's called "undefeated." it opens in limited release in new york and l.a. on friday. diddy is here. w

for sharing a room in a piece of crap apartment with, you know, four people in the college ghetto of uclard to say if south by could be anywhere else. there are lots of great cities. south by, by itself is a powerful brand and message. but it married so perfectly with austin. in particular, south by is not just about interactive. it's not just about technology. it's about music and film and gaming, all things that are austin's strengths. >> for a community that wants to keep austin weird, south by southwest certainly fits the bill. it has also grown from just music to films and whole team media. so it has become this roll event almost like a sun dance or even the film festival. but it's different than all those three. it's so next generation. it's about the future more so than like the moment. so i don't know. it has an incredible reputation that it built up over the last five years outside. a lot of people have known south by southwest. but people outside the mainstre mainstream, like i remember when my mother learned about the sun dance film festival. that was like in '94. now my mother

kozue shimabukuro is a pediatrician at ucla. >> i remember feeling so hopeless. now we are here, and what am i supposed to do? >> reporter: hayashi feels the same now that the foreign volunteers have gone how is it possible in japan, wealthy japan that you can have a situation like this. >> well, it's also not only in japan i think. >> reporter: like rural hospitals in the u.s., it's hard to get doctors to move here. throughout the disaster zone, there's just one doctor for every 700 people, so dr. hayashi recruits volunteers by way of the internet for a day or a week. he used to volunteer for doctors without borders in burma and nigeria. how did this compare? >> i think that's why i can work in this condition. because of those experiences. >> reporter: for now, he runs the hospital on $350,000 donated by the japan society of the u.s. the japanese government promises to fix the ailing facility. and when is that supposed to happen? >> one more year. >> reporter: so you have to live like this for another year. >> i hope not. >> reporter: with the japanese governmen

. >> mike: ucla and washington, bruns playing spoiler. second half, the three.uskies on top by two. now a minute left. tied at 69. lamb, the miss. fight for the rebound. the putback. bruins up two huskies trying to steal it. grant can't connect. bruins win. opening the door for cal to break a share or the pac-12 title on sunday. >> duke and north carolina. pay ton manning in the house. barnes can't connect. mcadoo. the one-handed spike. they're flying in from everywhere. north carolina by 24 at the break. duke would cut it to 14 but no comeback. north carolina wins big, 88-70. clinching the number one seed in the acc tournament. wcc women's tournament, gone sag a -- gonzaga and st. mary's. the zags, too much. standish, 31 points. the gales lose, 83-78. >> third round of the pga honda classic in palm beachy 22-year-old rory mcilroy has a chance to take over number one in the world. on 11. 47 feet. nothing but net. 4-under 67. up two shots on english and gillham. we do have five players within four shots of the lead so this is no gimme for mcilroy. tiger shoots a

in nero science at ucla, studying hormones and parenting bonding.he most controversial form of which is sleeping with your infant in a family bed. you cited the american pediatric association on nursing. but the american pediatrics association does not recommend co-sleeping. >> that's true. >> reporter: and says it's dangerous and can contribute to -- >> yes. >> reporter: -- infant mortality. >> co-sleeping is not difficult. it's not expensive. it is completely normal and natural. >> reporter: but in 2011, after the death of 11 infants in milwaukee alone, the city made a series of shocking public service announcements to get infants back into their cribs. what do you make of that? >> i think it does more harm than good. >> reporter: why? >> it's hitting a very emotional place, and not a rational one. it is completely normal and natural to sleep near your child. go on. >> reporter: but mayim goes well beyond attachment parenting. they're vegan and practice holistic medicine. mommy's milk to cure pink eye. >> here's the lego -- >> reporter: they even

and ucla could pay millions in fines.ool your commute this afternoon could get disrupted by a big march and rally in support of abortion and contraception in san francisco. protests will target the office of the arch at 5:00. catholic leaders object to president obama's mandate requiring employers to provide contraception coverage. the compromise is in the works in washington. >>> coming up, bullying. it happens every day on school campuses. should students be barred from watching it on the big screen? >>> the market trying to recover after the worst day of trading all year. do the russians love their twitter too? >>> 5:51. a live look outside from san francisco by the airport. traffic is picking up. we'll check in with mike inouye. >> dry mouth is uncomfortable. it can also lead to serious dental problems. >> announcer: act total care dry mouth is alcohol-free and has fluoride to strengthen teeth. >> stronger teeth and dry mouth relief. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no mor

he's the director of uclas longevity center. good to see you. we have had a chance to talk about this before and you know how fascinated i am with this. you, yourself, spent 20 years researching how to preserve memory as we age. you say it is possible to stave off alzheimers disease. you say simple lifestyle changes make a difference, like exercise, for example. how so? >> genetics only accounts for part of the risk of developing alzheimers. choices we make every day have a major impact on how our brains age. physical exercise is the most compelling evidence that it can lower the risk for alzheimers. we are not saying we can prevent it in everyone but the goal is to stave off the symptoms, sometimes for years. for many people, that may mean never getting the symptoms during their lifetime. >> that's music to lots of people's ears, i imagine. i think you and i talked last time about puzzles and word games and stuff like that. there's research that's been conflicting on this. do they improve your memory or are they actually helping to delay the pr

while i was down there, i was talking to some med students at ucla with my doctor, and one of the things the pao down there said is i can't believe you didn't want to go to disneyland and to lakers are not playing now, but a kings game and this and that while you're down here. i said well, there's plenty of time in my life to do that. i want to do stuff that makes a difference. part of it, i was talking to med students, i was telling them how important the role of a doctor in the military is. said if out of 100 one of you joins the service, does what the doctor did for me and other soldiers, that's the difference there. i try to pick a lot of my events. i'll pick and choose to go to that will make a difference. there's a few, don't get me wrong, that are fun. but my choice was the military. i chose to reenlist last year before the award. [ applause ] >> it is a chance to make a difference. working with wounded soldiers, fun to watch their resiliency, and their great attitudes. it's a decoration that i can wear for everyone. especially those that gave the ultimate sacrifice. [ applause ]

. >> reporter: thousands of students graduate from ucla every year.>> astrophysics, theoretical physics or pure math. >> reporter: moshe kai cavalin already has two degrees from east l.a. community college, graduating at the age of 11 with a 4.0 gpa. >> genius is just a word like iq is a number. they ignore everything else that makes the individual who they are. >> reporter: the math major has become something of a phenomenon on campus and has his own circle of college friends. >> i actually prefer hanging out with some of my peers here at ucla than kid my age because i used to say like it sound like i'm babysitting them when i hang out with kid myself age. >> i'm still able to have very intelligent conversations with him mean, obviously, understands the mathematics. he's obviously at the same level as us. and it is my opinion that the age makes relatively little difference. >> reporter: his mother says she knew something was different when he pick understand up his college book and started reading it at age 2. now she sits in advanced mathematics wit

the officials say three students from ucla were arrested. police surveillance tape sparked new hanger about the man who admitted to shooting team. travon's mother zebrinny says this video supports her demand that zimmerman be charged with the crime. zimmerman claims he shot the unarmed teen in self defense. he told police trayvon martin punched him in the nose and slammed his head to the ground. this video shows no bruises, blood or other sign of zimmerman was attacked. police have said zimmerman had blood on his head and nose. at the state capitol some members wore hoodies today to express their outrage over the trayvon martin case. both the senate and assembly in honor of the 17-year-old put sweatshirt to become a member of the movement. martin was wearing a hoody when she was shot and killed. bicyclist and 72-year-old pedestrian were seriously injured this morning. it happened after 8:00 in the crosswalk at the corner of market and castro street. both the pedestrian were taken to san francisco general hospital with serious injuries and vo

. >> ucla tells cbs l.a.y are in talks with administrators to add a sexual orientation to the statement. the hope is that uc berkeley will be next. >> it is a part of diversity and maybe for this, it's not more outreach or trying to get more students, but how can we better offer services? >> a gay teen not knowing where to go for help is why the uc board of admissions made the recommendation back in january. if approved, self-identity would be optional. still, students give the idea an f. >> why do you care? why do you want to know? it's your personal business and you should be able to be who you are and they shouldn't worry about it. >> i feel like it predisposes other people at this school to make rash decisions about who they are that is unrelated to who they are. >> consider this, the csu community colleges are already legally mandated to collect information on sexual orientation. the uc's can choose whether to comply with the law. says this uc davis student. >> i think it can be dangerous for people to b

players are yelling and talking back to coaches and four years ago howard led ucla to to his refund orbut when this stuff comes out and it is that dramatic, this guy better get the you already ended its a knick in there soon. along jankowski has been ordered to take interim and it is inevitable how is is that he shoved a woman in the walnut creek nightclub back in 2010. >>gary: our head of photography is an oakland a's van. he buys season tickets. he got his season tickets in the mail today. molina, five-year 75 million, feet has a new contract to steve was the says louis cardinals serious >>gary: more coming up after the break. >>gary: everyone makes money off of tiger woods, the latest is his former coach. he is releasing a book. tiger at one time said he was considering becoming a navy seal. he was asked that question a couple of times today and then got annoyed. >> i have already talked about everything. i have already commented on everything in the books. is that in the book? is it in the book? ok, let's move on. >>gary: we have been unable to finance. -- we have been able to find

. >> reporter: support groups at ucla tell cbs l.a. they are already in talks with administrators to add a sexual orientation box to the statement of intent. the hope is that uc berkeley will be next. >> being declared is part of diversity and maybe for this it's not necessarily more outreach, trying to get more students on the campus, but saying how can we offer better services. >> reporter: a gay teen not knowing where to go for help is why the board of admissions made the recommendation back in january. if approved, self identity would be optional. still, students give the idea an f. >> why do you care? why do you want to know? it's your personal business, and you should be able to just be who you are and they shouldn't worry about it. >> i still feel like it predisposes other people at the school to make these rash decisions about who they are that's unrelated to who they are. >> reporter: but consider this. the csu and community colleges are already legally mandated to collect information on sexual orientation. the ucs are more au

georgia leap from ucla. she's worked nationally and internationally in violence post war settings with major focus on gangs and youth violence. she currently serves as a senior policy advisor on gangs and youth violence for the los angeles county sheriff. she works in partnership with california wellness foundation, california endowment, and the advancement project. she's author of a new book. and we have a copy of that book. then we'll hear from bobby kuemper, who is a former police officer in new port, virginia. best-selling author of "100 ways to stop gangs from taking away our communities." he is also a consultant for universities in our area and for the virginia department of justice. and last, certainly not least, we'll hear from frank i can korillo. after spending 20 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit, he has been exonerated and now dedicated himself to promoting juvenile and criminal justice reform. and before we hear from our speakers, we're going to hear from the former chairman and no

cornell and ucla have created videos available on the web. several develop skits used during orientation. the legislation is clear that active monitoring is not required but rather as with the dmca institutions must take action when notified of a violation. finally the policy must include potential use of the disciplinary process for student violators. it must include the use of one or more technology based deterrents. institutions need not purchase anything but they may. t each institution may choose for itself an appropriate technology including package shaping and content and the university of michigan has developed an intriguing program call bayou, beaware you're uploading. and colleges may offer legal alternatives as they deem appropriate. higher education has had some difficulty for some time now finding successful legal alternatives to offer to students at appropriate prices, although recent events lead me to believe we may be moving in a good direction on that front. let me spend a minute or two on the present to show where we may be