the bay area. there is two football teams in the bay area, but there is one basketball team and this is the one team. we are the bay area's team. you think about it whether it be from napa and sonoma all the way down to fresno to sacramento and tahoe, san jose, oakland and san francisco, our new home. this is really something where millions and millions of people come together for one squad. this happens to be at 36 and 6, the best team in the nba. [ cheers and applause ] we always say about coming to a warrior game and the crowd with this collective bay area molestation lestation mojo that our players feel it and if you were there friday night to see clay thompson to go from 37 and a quarter. i know we are worried about the san andreas fault but that building levi taetd on its own. it's so important to the warriors. if you think of san francisco with the largest population of chinese outside of mainland china. it becomes a key part of who our fan base is and we reach out to our fan base of all races, carried, ethnicity. really for china this is a place where we the warriors have traveled. harris an

they are defending the law being challenged by the team. last june the football team was stripped of its trademark. the appeals board ruled the name redskins was disparaging to native americans. so it couldn'ting protected by trademark law. the next hearing is january 15. >>> this comes the same day the team introduces its new general manager. carol maloney has more on that part of the story later in this hour. >>> and today in tennessee, president obama expanded on his plan to provide two free years of community college. he noted the school fit a wide variety of needs for people at any stage of life. >> every american whether young or young at heart should be able to compete and win in the 21st century economy. >> the president's plan would allow students to earn the first half of a bachelor's degree at no cost as long as they earn good grades and stay on track to

football team, the baseball team. it's on par with the athletics. >> reporter: like sports teams, they are proud of championships. the highly rollers brought in big teams. you turned down magnet schools to come to this school >> i think it was worth it. >> reporter: why. >> this team is unique in different ways, it has different machining equipment that no other school has access to, and mentors that are dedicated during and after school. and the best students from around the valley. >> reporter: success is due to stem education, science, technology, english and maths. different. intimidating. >> reporter: you wouldn't say. >> i wouldn't say it's intimidating. we run a lot. it's 50/50 for the guys and the girls. we work as hard as they do. >> what happens if you use the wrong g code? >> you crash the part. >> reporter: who gets more done? >> the girls do. . >> i started being around the shop, and i liked being around in the mechanical part of it. that's how i go into inteeng an engineer. -- being an engineer. >> on wed

there is two football teams in the bay area, but there is one basketball team and this is the one team. we are the bay area's team. you think about it whether it be from napa and sonoma all the way down to fresno to sacramento and tahoe, san jose, oakland and san francisco, our new home. this is really something where millions and millions of people come together for one squad. this happens to be at 36 and 6, the best team in the nba. [ cheers and applause ] we always say about coming to a warrior game and the crowd with this collective bay area molestation lestation mojo that our players feel it and if you were there friday night to see clay thompson to go

>> i have owned the team for years. i owned the team now for two years. i was a sponsor one year, and now i own the team. i've never had any doping cases on my team, none, zero, nil. and again, listen, we are talking about the sanctions. further and me share prices climb even more and then tcs bank, tinkoff bank suffers, then i cut my sponsorship. as owner of the team, i can find substitute sponsors in europe. if not, i would have to shut down the team. there is a direct impact. i have 80 employees. 14 nationalities, 80 people getting high salaries right now because of me and because of the tinkoff bank in russia. so, you see how we are -- >> interconnected. >> 80 people in europe would lose their jobs because of the sanctions. i don't know what they are doing. we are all connected now. >> they don't seem to care, do they? they seem to be convinced that this is an important point to make, even if it is economically painful. we are constantly hearing them say that they understand this is not good for the german economy, but they are going to do it anyway b

it was crushing for me and the team to be screwing up in that way. it was exacerbated by the fact that we had not built out the big robust engineering team we needed at the time to get through to the other side. >> you started as a teenager. you go through these highs and lows. how did you develop your own personality and style as a leader? how hard was that? >> i have been lucky to have great investors and mentors from early on. i have great partners with me to steer me to what i should have been doing with my time. for every moment in our history. the weighty teamworks has changed. the people have changed. >> tell me about selling to yahoo! did you want to sell or did you feel like you had to? ♪ >> tell me about selling to yahoo! how did you start talking to marissa? >> we were looking for partners for strategic investment. we were in the process of raising money. more than just have an investor to cut us a check. resources, distribution, content that could make our network better. there was a ton of things to do with yahoo! her vision for what she

that is why we renamed the team. a lot of very kind feelings. it took us 5.5 years. it taught me a lot about life and patience, tenacity, the american league expanded and i brought the white sox to milwaukee for two years. somewhat similar to the dodgers to jersey city. and, interestingly enough, in 1967, we were two years without a team. i managed to convince the minnesota twins and the chicago white sox to play an exhibition game. in fact, the sports editor told me i had ruined baseball forever and no one would come and i was nervous. and so, the first time to teams played an exhibition again. i'm trying to keep baseball alive. >> a lot of people showed up? >> 51,000. we stood on the field, jammed all over, a wonderful thing. i do like to agitate area i remember walking into the press box as speaking to the sports editor who had been hard and said, we really ruined baseball. i got the team to close the back for two years and that did very well. there were two brothers, the allen brothers. we felt we had the white so

the way the team has this works -- has worked has changed. e people have changed. >> tell me about selling to yahoo! did you want to sell or did you feel like you had to? ♪ >> tell me about selling to yahoo! how did you start talking to marissa? >> we were looking for partners for strategic investment. we were in the process of raising money. more than just have an investor cut us a check. resources, distribution, content that could make our network better. there were a ton of things to do with yahoo! her vision for what she was trying to do with the company. it was aligned with what we were doing with tumblr. where we were going next and what we would need. the other thing was, with marissa, we found an unstoppable positivity and the optimism which we had come to appreciate. it is not universal across this industry. there are plenty of people with brash personalities and occasionally an intense negativity. >> were you trying to sell? >> we needed to raise some money. the conversation with marissa was one of the most exciting conversations we

. >> the best team in the world. obsessed with obama and his administration.hat they do externally is a total disaster. ♪ >> we have to talk about cycling. -- are the proud owner >> the best team in the world. how big can your best writer become? >> i think he is able to win all of the grand tours next year. >> that's like 6000 miles on the bicycle, racing? and you are convinced he will do it cleanly, just like everybody else on the team? there are a lot of rumors about doping, but i have owned the team for years. for two years here. i was a sponsor for one year, now i own the team. i never had any doping cases. none, zero. we were talking previously about the sanctions. if the sanctions will betray the russian economy and share prices will decline more because there is no room to decline, but let's assume it did. the bank started to suffer, then will my sponsorship. as owner, i will not be able to find substitutions sponsoring europe. i will not and have to shut down the team. there is a direct impact. i have 80 employees getting high salaries from denmark to

the way the team works has changed over the last eight years.he people on the team have changed a lot as well. >> tell me about selling to yahoo! did you want to sell or did you feel like you had to? ♪ >> tell me about selling to yahoo! how did you make that decision? how did the process start? how did you start talking to marissa? >> the conversation was a fun one. this came at a time when we were looking for partners for strategic investment. we were in the process of raising money. more than just have an investor cut us a check, come in with technology we could lean on resources, distribution, content , that could make our network better. there was a ton of stuff for us to do with yahoo! her vision for what she was trying to do with the company. was aligned with what we were doing, where were going, and what we would need to the other thing was, with marissa, we found an unstoppable positivity and optimism which we had come to appreciate. it is not universal across this industry. there are plenty of cynics, plenty of people with brash persona

the team has played an integral role in the plan you will see here today. we are immersioned in the community process and had a number of meetings with groups and community groups. that dialogue has resulted in a number of improvement toss the project and while we know we certainly have a lot more work to do we feel like we're headed in the right direction. in addition, we have been work, hard to bring on a diverse array of small businesses to help with the design phase of the project. as you will hear from staff in a few minutes we're on track to achieve a 50% participation rate on the professional service part of the project and work to exceed that goal on the construction phase as well. several partners are here with us and i would like them to stand so we can acknowledge them . sbe partners. here they are. we have been tremendously happy and with all of their efforts to date and they have already added tremendous value to our project. before i turn over the presentation to the lead architect david manca to give the plans i want to recognize the warriors

the studio is broken up into three teams. the red team, green team, blue team. against each other. you don't have to sign up with a team. when you book online you can choose any team. liz: when you go with friend, everybody go red, everybody go green. >> that's right. sit next to each other. every bike in the studio has monitor where you see all the metrics. we have technology that aggregates the team scores. that is what you see on the scoreboard. super high energy. people are so motivated. >> they are all cheering each other on? >> absolutely. very much a social scene as well. so. liz: you don't have to know the people on your team obviously. >> absolutely not. >> does the price what is the price, first of all? >> so it is $30 per class. we also offer class packages five-pack, 10-pack. liz: it is included. >> it is included. can get the shoes there. liz: how many studios. >> one located in flat iron in new york city. liz: what about expansion? >> we're very much focused on expansion. this first year of operating we hit profitability. going into 2015 we are ver

it was crushing for me and the team to be screwing up in that way. it was exacerbated by the fact that we had not built out the big, robust engineering team we needed at the time to get through to the other side. >> you started as a teenager. you go through these highs and lows. how did you develop your own personality and style as a leader? how hard was that? >> i've been really lucky to have some great investors and mentors from early on. i've had great partners with me to steer me to what i should have been doing with my time. for every moment in tumblr's history. the way the team has this works has changed hugely over the last 10 years. the people on the team have changed as well. >> tell me about selling to yahoo! did you want to sell or did you feel like you had to? ♪ >> tell me about selling to yahoo! how did you make that decision, how did the process start? how did you start talking to marissa? >> the conversation with marissa >> tell me about selling to yahoo! how did you make that decision, how did the process start? how did you start talki

. >> the team lives up to its slogan -- we fear nothing but god. taking on nearly everything that goes bump in the night, from a wayward alligator in a lake to a massive infestation of bats in an attic to raccoons, spiders, bees, and even a 15-foot pet albino python slithering too far from its owner. some things can be relocated. >> just don't go to the same home. >> but others must be eliminated. that's the case for one that's the case for one universally frightful creature that is one of the staff's specialties. cockroaches. and when they invade in skin crawling numbers, this crew likes to capture it all on their camera. june 2009. in one of the staff's most unsettling cases, they are called to the home of a nurse who had informed her landlord about sightings of the pest. >> she said that she just saw some roaches and no big deal to her, like just a few here, few there. she sprayed, she used baits, tried anything. and if you can see a couple, that's a bad sign. they're mostly nocturnal. that means they're getting used to coming out at any time dur

the team wants to prove this past game wasn't a fluke and they're the best team in the big east. >> it was really good, you know to see the team effort we put out there and, you know, knowing that we can go out against any team in our conference, you know any team in the country knowing that we play defense the way we did, a chance to win the game and, you know, everybody's feeling good, the morale on campus and everybody's fired up on top of their game, but it's not a one-game season. we have to get ready for a good marquette team on the road which has been a little harder for us to win games on the road but we have to get ready for them. >> a rivalry game. hoyas tip tomorrow 2:00 p.m. >>> most stunning sports upset of this week came probably while you were sleeping at the maybe you heard the gasps throughout the tennis world. roger federer out down under. not that he lost but who sent him packing. federer upset in the third round by 30-year-old andrea seppi. >> he's awesome. >> before this match he had a record of 0-10 in matches against roger. roger did not look by himself. seppi be

the way the team has this works has changed. ople have changed. >> tell me about selling to yahoo! did you want to sell or did you feel like you had to? ♪ >> tell me about selling to yahoo! how did you start talking to marissa? >> the conversation was a really fun one. this came at a time when we were looking for partners for strategic investment. we were in the process of raising money. more than just have an investor cut us a check. resources, distribution, content that could make our network better. there were a ton of things to do with yahoo! her vision for what she was trying to do with the company. it was aligned with what we were doing with tumblr. where we were going next and what we would need. the other thing was, marissa, we found an unstoppable positivity and the optimism which we had come to appreciate. it is not universal across this industry. there are plenty of people with brash personalities and occasionally an intense negativity. i have always been pretty allergic to that. >> were you trying to sell? >> we were

we got the team behind us. so let's play too. >> reporter: that line, let's play too, became his signature. an expression of the eternal optimism one must have to cheer for the cubs. despite the awards, hall of famer, 11-time all-star and the national league's mvp two years running, ernie banks never played one game in the post season. the cubs infamous championship drought is the longest in major league baseball. after starting in the negro league, number 14 came to chicago in 1953 as a shortstop in the team's first african-american player. he never suited up for anyone but the cubs. two years ago banks received the nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. and today president obama famously a chicago white sox fan said this about ernie banks. somewhere the sun is shining, the air is fresh, his team's behind him and mr. class, mr. cub, is ready to play too. even as his team dropped games, ernie banks never left home. forever endearing him to his fans. janet shamlian, nbc news, houston.

the team can spread you, good offensive team. they run a ton of stats, they have would be focused and better defense than we were the other night. >> i think it is easy to put it behind you. most teams have one game like that a season. it happened to be that game. >>> northwestern tomorrow, don't sleep the wildcats. >>> the wizards opening up a swing against a diminished portland team. aldridge was thought to miss tonight and the next eight weeks due to thumb surgery, but he opted to delay it. he is playing tonight. it didn't matter. there he is there. it didn't matter because the wizards are on a roll. look at bradley beal, shot out of a cannon. now, right before the half, guys, nenj, watch him beat the shot clock. the way you like to beat it. up, up, and away! wizards up by 10 at the half, and into the third quarter. 57-51 the score, wizards up by 6 in the third. >>> onto some football. multiple reports saying rahim moore is headed to atlanta. according to mike jones of the washington post, it is a senior assistant position that

originally the prize money was all to be won at the end if the team made it to the moon. teams have very real problems they are trying to overcome on the way to the moon. one of those is capitalizing their efforts, certain technological advancements and so forth. so we wanted to offer a way where they could pick up money along the way, recognizing their incremental achievement, and also give them a way to differentiate them from the rest of the pack. and so we added the notion of these milestone prizes to be able to do that, and we look to be about 18 months to two years ahead of those actual landings on the moon with these milestone prizes, and they also separate the men from the boys if you will, talk is cheap, but to win these prizes, you needed real accomplishment, and that's what these teams have demonstrated. >> and that's sort of a hall mark of exprize. lots of teams start or apply to get in, but in the end only those who know what is about can kin. but 18 months to two years. that's delayed. what is the delay? what is the complexity here? >> well, what happens is w

listen when i owned the team, we talked about new things. that way you can't do that. all parties, players owners commissioners in some cases. but, look at the changes. i mean i guess what i would say to you, to answer the question, if you look at 1992 which was quite abysmal economics broken, sport had really been sort of i say stuck in neutral for two and-a-half decades, three decades. the wild card, when we put the wild card in in september of 1993 in boston, charlie you would have thought i defiled motherhood at that time. my goodness gracious you can't do that. >> rose: you made winning the pennant less important. >> i don't think so. >> rose: that's what they argued. >> yes, well they were wrong. they were so wrong now we have two more and everybody loves it now. look, we had 16 teams. we expanded to first 26 then to 28 and then to 30. you can't just leave it as it is. goodness gracious by labor day charlie, most cities it's all.r over. and that's why this, look we don't want to disturb the great game. but you got to make changes. it's

>> the special emergency response team, or sert, is mobilized to restrain the troublemakers. >> the sertwas called in due to the flooding. it came into the office and triggered the alarm, which the system was activated. >> put your hands through the tray slot. >> they will put them in the hand restraints due to their disruptive behavior, not to harm themselves or anybody else. >> the team begins with gonzalez, who submits to their orders but not quietly. >> all you got that tell me is [ bleep ]. ain't a [ bleep ]. >> anyone who is shackled, be in their restraints for one to two hours and be medically evaluated every 30 minutes by medical staff. that is medically to see if there's any cramping, anything that's any injury towards the inmate himself. >> they hog tied me. [ bleep ]. >> before long the sert team has restrained two other pairs of cell mates also involved in the flooding. >> big time orejone. >> just when officers think they have the situation under control, gonzalez manages to slip his hands out from behind him. >> he's got restrained in front. >> the sert team decides that it

might be in the fourth quarter of my presidency, but here at the home of the team with the most famousof liberty play in history -- [ cheers and applause ] >> -- i don't need to remind you that big things happen late in the fourth quarter. [ cheers and applause ] >> so the "the new york times" details the president's mindset going into the speech a striking striking difference from his funk following the midterm election. the times reports the president's inner circle considered changing the speech's venue, perhaps at a town hall ultimately it was the improved economic numbers that gave him the confidence to push his agenda without fretting about the republican response. a new survey tracks shifting perceptions of president obama. when people were asked to use a word to describe the president, most used good followed by incompetent. it shows a departure from 2009 in the months when he first took office. they appear to be heading to a showdown with a nuclear showdown with iran. adding to these tensions we have house speaker boehner's invitation to the israeli prime minister netanyahu, t

the top teams in the bundesliga as you say and the only team really putting byron -- bayern under any pressure at the moment. no one else is even coming close, but if they can win tonight, they will cut the points gap. not just that, it will be a big psychological boost for them. they have not lost all season in the league. they have this air of sort of invincibility, and there is an air of inevitability about all their matches, they are just going to go in and win. it just gives the rest of the teams hope that maybe they can actually get a win against bayern. also, they got a lot of commitments. they might just spread themselves a little thin. if they can get on a win starting tonight, it will put them on a great position, so it's a fantastic game coming up hopefully, really important match, and definitely, viewers should stick with dw for coverage of this. we have guys live tweeting updates, and we have the highlights of the match later on on the "journal." >> we keep hearing rumors about the transfer from chelsea. is that the most important deal this january? >> i think it is. cert

they didn't own the team at the time. we acquire the team in 2012 of july. there are some familiar faces in that room. both have a different evolutionary phase. we are consistently committed and determined to help support new orleans. it is a great cultural city. >> it is one of the great stories. looking forward to see what happens there. really a pleasure to talk to both of you. i hope to see you at a game. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> we have a party gift real quick. all of our drivers -- >> that is awesome. >> now you have to visit. thank you. >> the c-span cities to her takes book tv and american history tv on the road traveling to many cities. we are in austin, texas. , we are in the private suite of lyndon and lady bird johnson. this is not part of a tour that's offered to the public. this has never been open to the public. you are seeing it because of c-span's special access. vips come into the space just as they did in lyndon johnson stay. they are not open to our visitors on a daily basis. the remarkable thing about this space is i

that's the team.et's do some science. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> hi, guys i'm phil torres, and welcome to "techknow". i'm with costa and marita davison. instead of science, let's talk football. now, i'm a broncos fan. when i saw what the 49ers did with their new stadium, i'll feel bad every time the broncos beat the niners. >> if their game is half as good trouble. >> when you think n.f.l., small does not come to mind. it's full of big excitement and business. don't think of it in terms of being a big player. the stadium may be poised to change that. i got to check out environmental advances. >> reporter: it's game day at levi stadium, home of the san francisco 49ers, at first glance the scene in the parking lot it classical football - tailgating team revalry. san francisco football is changing the playbook. >> we pushed architects and engineers to think about everything that could be green. >> reporter: in trying to win the green game. this is the n.f.l.'s new arena, and the team behind says it has series gre

stretch the #3 team too much kevin pangos drains the trey he had a game-high 14 points final: 68-47 gonzaga st. marys: 15-4, 7-1 in wcc mens hoops - stanford/ #7 arizona joe lacob talking to someone else with bob myers off to the left 2nd half chasson randle nice drive and hoop for stanford 45-40 stanford arizona's great freshman stanley johnson down the baseline for the layup 65-60 arizona final: 89-82 arizona stanford: 13-5, 4-2 in pac-12 counzo martin tough time against arizona state codi justice drains a 3-pointer for asu he had 16 points cal shot 33% and turned it over 19 times final: 79-44 arizona st. cal: 11-8, 1-5 in pac-12 that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning!

echknow, we are following the research team into the log fire. what happens when the research team gets their gear exactly where they want it? in the path of a raging wildfire. we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation by following us on twitter and at aljazeera.com. >>> welcome back to "techknow." wildfire? dynamics. i he read somewhere fires can travel ferociously faster in one hour. what surprised me is we are watching these guys fighting the fire with little to know intel and seems like that's about to change. decades. it's always been kind of word-of-mouth, figuring outweighs to look at a fire and analyze the situation. but you can't always trust what your brain is going to say under those types of conditions. >> that's why these guys are so motivated at the lab to come up with the right equation, the right way to figure out the fire safety zone, and that's what we will see now. california fire fighters are making gains on the nearby log fire, one of five wildfires burning in the region. >> right now, we are f

i've concerned myself with preparing and coaching the team. of the things like that that have been talked about that have happened i'm totally unaware of. all right. thank you. >> all right. bill belichick has left the podium. for a full nine minutes he stood there and said he had nothing to do with deflate gate nothing to do at all. he also said he has no explanation as to why this happened. he also said he'll make sure it doesn't happen again and he will fully cooperate with the nfl investigation. he talked a little bit about tom brady, but not much. he said we'll leave it to tom brady to tell you all how hard he likes his footballs i guess. let's talk more about this with c rachel nichols, john berman and coy wire. welcome back to all of you. it did strike me john berman that bill belichick came out and he was ready to talk. he doesn't talk often at these press conferences. >> in a way he doesn't talk ever at these press conferences. i've never heard him speak so much at one time without interruption. clearly he wanted to get something off h

the mayor says she had big plans for the city's two teams, the baseball team and the -- teams, the baseballteam and the football team and we talked to the new elected people for the city. new at 6:00 p.m. >> paul chambers, thank you. >>> a sunday night shooting outside a san francisco police station may have been triggered by replugugun. two -- replica gun. ktvu's david stevenson is at the station now. the investigation is ongoing tonight. >> reporter: yeah. replica guns have been at the center of a number of controversial shootings around the country. in this case the mat that was fatally shot approached officers asking them if they have been part of a officer involved shooting. >> reporter: the shooting sunday night outside the san francisco police mission station came after three police chargants say a man block -- sergeants say a man blocked their cars. investigators say he lifted his sweater displaying a hand gun. two police officers fired, striking the man. he died in the hospital. they found a bb or a pellet gun. >> it is very worrisome because it looks and feels like real gun. it is

starting with veronica johnson in the storm team 4 weather center. how is it looking? >> it's looking like areas that got most of the snow the hiver amounts, that's where secondary roads will be icy during the late evening hours overnight, early tomorrow morning. we could even be looking at delays. let me show you what's been going on. storm team 4 we call it between noon and 4:00 most of our snow making that exit now. it's out of baltimore just about and heading out of annapolis maryland too. pretty much gone this event for us. the areas that got the most snow montgomery county loudoun county, damascus with 3.5, hughesville, virginia loudoun 2.8 and only 0.5 in greenbelt, maryland. same in culpeper, a lot of rain mixing in. temperatures real important what happens tonight. ox oxen hill to chan tilly the areas up to the north, montgomery just north of d.c. loudoun county frederick county where there will be icy spots. watch bridges and overpasses. now we're not ohm only talking about another storm for saturday but one for sunday and, yes, both of thos

the time. every time. these guys on this team are unbelievable. the fight, the fight, over and over again. people used to doubt man. just excited to be on this team excited to play with the guys. four minutes left in the game, three minutes four interceptions and just keep playing and the guys just keep believing in me man. credit to the packers, they had an unbelievable season and i'm just honored to be on this team. >> pete carroll told me at the half this offense just needs to stay patient, they need to stay with it. easier said than done. what was key for you guys there? >> just making the plays at the end, keep believing. there was no doubt. we had no doubt as a team. just making the plays. funny thing is i was on the sideline right before the last drive, i said, we'll be ready for the play we ran for the touchdown. i said i'm going to throw a touchdown and win the game. and sure enough, mentally god prepared me for this these situations, prepared our team as well. i'm honored to be on this team and we're going to the super bowl again. >> yes, you are. congratulations. >> thank you. >>