both ian and briana should be commended for their courage. i thank you, briana in their recoveries. and for their willingness to testify on this critical issue. dave during son -- duer son, pro bowl safety, former member of my hometown chicago bears, tragically committed suicide three years ago. doing so he shot himself in the chest avoiding any impact on his brain he wanted donated to medical research to allow scientists to study impact of brain trauma he suffered over his 11-year professional career. it was later disclosed that duerson suffered from moderately, advanced, unquote, traumatic encephalopathy. repeated blows to the head which can result in memory loss, depression and dimentia. heaton and scurry stories that career ending sports injuries can occur at any little of competition and the duerson case should make it clear the impact of brain trauma go beyond the athlete's stay on the field and become more severe over time. we'll hear from medical and scientific experts who study the impact of injuries on athletes of all ages. we'll hear about the importance of taking athlete

. >> that is right, briana. no missing persons report. nobody asking about the woman who disappeared. what triggered all of this was a rental car left in a parking lot. >> a missing person. >> reporter: hikers using the boot camp parking lot are asked if they seen anyone matching it this photo. 33-year-old woman from menlo park. it believed she drove her rental car here a week ago after telling a friend she was going hiking. the car still in the lot but she has not been seen since. >> we began a search yesterday now you are seeing similar right now of about 100 trained search and rescue personal all over the bay area. >> reporter: brian fox and his dog, bella came from tracy. >> we have west peak in this area. covering, it looks like, 40 acres to be able to search. >> reporter: an apprentice drove all night to help in the search. the whole goal is to find the person. that is what we want. everybody is aiming at the same goal. >> reporter: crews scoured the remote parts of the 30,000 acres climbing up to the 2500 foot level. they found mag

briana stewart there. stephanie dolson here. it was close at half.nd in the second half, geno auriemma's halftime speech was better than mccraw's. he's got it going. >> i'd say so. >> yeah. i just said it. >>> lebron james and the heat taking on the nets. nets down one. marcus thornton. he had 16 points. nets up by two. less than ten seconds to go. heat down one. joe johnson missed. lebron james to rashard lewis, back to james. the give and go. oh. mason plumlee with the rejection at the rim. take another look at it. got some ball. got some hand, too. james took another look at it. he thought it was the foul. officials disagree. nets win it 88-87. that's four-straight for brooklyn over miami this season. >>> stan and neil in the house. without a doubt. >> thanks, guys. >>> a high school student in miami has a good deed to do, now that someone else has done one for him. christian reyes lost his wallet. >> someone brought the wallet to the school. tucked inside was $20 more than reyes actually had. and a note to do something nice for someone else. he's

announcer: briana eveland, a sophomore gets the kill. promote young athletes. poussaint: the moms sued under a 30-year-old federal law known as title ix, an amendment to the u.s. civil rights act of 1964. title ix forbids sex discrimination in educational programs receiving federal funds, including school athletics. the michigan case is a classic title ix case because it involves different and discriminatory treatment for girls but not for boys. poussaint: girls and young women have been participating in school sports since the turn of the 20th century. but only after the passage of title ix in 1972 at the peak of the women's rights movement did girls' participation in school sports begin to soar. and as a child i was involved in many different sports. and luckily i had the opportunity to take a basketball scholarship to the university of north carolina. and that wouldn't have been possible without title ix. poussaint: but participation did not necessarily mean equality. and in the three decades since title ix's passage, young women and

briana was with her friends and jumping up and down and screaming at the concert.that. if you want to sing the songs, sing the songs, but don't be jumping around like crazy. >> are they musicians, the two little ones? >> they both like to sing. they both love to sing. they definitely -- try to say, hey, if you want to do it, i can help you, but mommy and daddy don't help. they don't know everything. they need a teacher. i try to help her out. she's, like, no, want to get somebody else to do it. >> so -- tell us about your show. >> "rewrapped," what is cool about it, it is a show where we take iconic foods and have three people who are chefs or bakers. and they basically take the snack food and re-create it, has to be exactly from taste, look, texture, everything. that's the first round. 30 minutes to do it. the second round is the innovate challenge and they take it and throw it into a dish or something that they create themselves. >> so creating -- >> original dishes. >> got to throw it all together, which is pretty interesting. we go from pepperidge farm goldfish

briana stewart scores it. previous through unbeaten noter dame goes down hard.ond time both the men and women have won the national title for uconn and they did it handily. >>> the final push postseason arriving in five more regular season fames looking very winnable -- season games looking very winnable. denver in town. spotlight in the nba tonight. the heat and the nets. heat trails by one. two seconds left no watch if replay. mason plumly, blocks the shot. cleanly lebron cries foul. and season series for the world champ 4-0 if they can back that up in the postseason. that is the sporting life for a tuesday night. kind of nice to see lebron not get angry. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> you don't see that very often. >> blocking lebron's shot. >> and not often are they going to foul at that juncture. everyone if it is lebron. >> he's human after all. >>> and thank you for making ktvu news your choice for news. >> our next newscast at 4:30 tomorrow morning. if you missed part of tonight's newscast you can female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it

briana stewart scores it. previous through unbeaten noter dame goes down hard. second time both the men and women have won the national title for uconn and they did it handily. >>> the final push postseason arriving in five more regular season fames looking very winnable -- season games looking very winnable. denver in town. spotlight in the nba tonight. the heat and the nets. heat trails by one. two seconds left no watch if replay. mason plumly, blocks the shot. cleanly lebron cries foul. and season series for the world champ 4-0 if they can back that up in the postseason. that is the sporting life for a tuesday night. kind of nice to see lebron not get angry. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> you don't see that very often. >> blocking lebron's shot. >> and not often are they going to foul at that juncture. everyone if it is lebron. >> he's human after all. >>> and thank you for making ktvu news your choice for news. >> our next newscast at 4:30 tomorrow morning. if you missed part of tonight's newscast you can always catch the rebroadcast over on tv 36 and

. >> briana barry and heifer daughter were among 28 attending a kid's birthday party tuesday night. parents say they ordered fruit punch for the kids which arrived in class tick cups. after children began getting sick they began to wonder what was really in the drinks. >> they were just laying there sleeping. >> i didn't know it was alcohol. i through up. i didn't make it to the bathroom. >> ambulances took several of the children to nearby hospitals but the chicago police say doctors were unable to determine whether the kids drank alcohol. today we watched as an agent for the illinois state liquor control commission visited the restaurant. in a statement the spokesman for home run inn pizzas says we are aware of the situation and are kurr p rent -- currently, would with staff. >> when you go to a restaurant you make sure you have grownup stuff that is separate than anything deal with kids. people make mistakes because i was mad they didn't show no remorse. >> she makes a good point. >>> it is 19 mints after the hour. talk about a close call coming within inches of being rushed by t

they're led by sophomore brianae stewart, who today was named the a.p.he third sophomore to win the award. now, ogumuke was runner-up but just because she didn't win doesn't mean you should ignore her. >> you double-team me, that means someone on the outside is open and we just need to find a shooter and get a good shot on the play. we're not intimidated. we're excited. and we just want to play our game. no matter the outcome if we play stanford basketball we'll be happy. but granted we'll be happier if we win and that's what we're working toward. >> go stanford. >>> to the men kentucky's aaron harrison he's living large, three straight game-winning baskets and the wildcats are in the finals. 8 seed kentucky facing 2 seed wisconsin. two-point lead off alex fortress. tipped in. cats up two. under 20 seconds to play. trayvon jackson pumps, draws the foul, went to the line for three but only made two. now ten seconds left. andrew harrison will find his twin brother aaron. he hit the game-winning three against louisville, michigan, and now wisconsin. 74-73.

now, briana scurry, a appreciate you being here. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much. yes my name is briana scurry and i'm 42 years old. i served as a starting goal keep forethe united states women's national soccer team from the years 1994 to 2008. during that time, i helped lead the team in winning two olympic gold medals in 1996 atlanta games and 2004 athens and played 173 international games over 15 years for the united states. which is a record among female goalkeepers. in the summer of 1999 my 20 amazing teammates and i captured the hearts of america by beating china a penalty kick shootout live in front of 90,000 screaming fans at the rose bowl in pasadena, california. i was the one that made the single save during the penalty kicks before brandi chastain took off her shirt. yes, now, i bet many of you recall exactly where you were at that moment. it was the kind of event that transformed lives forever. for the better. my passion and my mission was soccer. my ultimate reward was living my dreams and in

government of iran a coach and i believe that that led to a lot of the pressure coming out of moscow briana koichi reject the economic deal between ukraine and europe and that then of course led to a cascading number of events which led to the deposing of yuan approach and the crisis in ukraine it is now home. ok now let's talk about the natural gas business in ukraine ninety percent of ukraine's oil and gas production comes on the east along the russian border so which gas reserves of shale gas is chevron focusing on right now hoping to exploit the ones in the east or their later sell some in the west as well they're not very they're going through there is eastern fields and also you have to keep in mind that chevron it's how we invest it also in the caspian sea oil and gas area and really invested in kazakhstan which of course is a nutter former south of this their union former satellite of russia and also exxon is involved in dealing with with those gas rigs we're trying to develop of gas reserves. right and of course when you speak about chevron connelly's arised name comes up she's bee

republic of russia's republic of briana to a deeper spiritual region is the final resting place of the figurehead of russia's borders and kumble loma has both the shows few signs of decomposing days after his death leading scientists scratching their heads to bang was a one to see him with her. this is evil in ski deaths on the largest but is complex in russia it's also the resting place for the body of a spiritual teacher. and though he may have pas away over one hundred years ago his followers believe he's still alive in the state of. his q four so in terms of buddhist philosophy he created what we call a pure light within as you achieve liberation you can preserve a fragment of your conscious mind somewhere inside your brain you can do that to keep the body functioning in one thousand nine hundred twenty seven does she does get it his students to announce his plans for what would happen after his death he was seventy five years old then and his plans included being buried in the position he died in and exam thirty years later so thirty years later his follow was did examine the body

>> i'm briana. this is my son john and my husband.fantastic. thank you for being here. you certainly picked the right spot to stand in too. we are going to see a pretty decent day today with the sunshine helping us get into the 60s. we are watching some rain for tomorrow as we get closer to the weekend. the middle of the country is looking like it'll dry out. but we have to keep an eye out for some possibly strong storms especially once we go into saturday and sunday. we are looking at a slight risk of severe storms right through the plains states down into texas. biggest threat will be for some hail, damaging wind gusts, and isolated tornadoes. there is a better risk of a tornado outbreak possible on sunday. you can see >>> 8:32. happy thursday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures today are going to be comfortable, but that sky is already clouding up. and we're expecting mostly cloudy conditions. by about lunchtime, all across the board, 70 degrees today along the peninsula. a beautiful day shaping up for t