last friday i was very happy to join with commissioner kim's office to to the cal tran and the chp, and the federal highway administration, and the metropolitan commission, and this was the first major capitol project delivered by the traness powertation authority. and the new ramps provide safe access, and are the first of many infrastructure projects planned for the treasure island and yerba buena island, i want to con gr congratulate the director, and for competing the 98 million dollar project on time and on budget. and i also would like to congratulate cal trans in the opening of the bike and the pedestrian an path, connect tg to the island on sunday. and this regional link was much anticipated on by many people. and a lot of people are going to benefit from this improved access. and so this is no longer any dead ends and i want to thank the agencies that were involved in moving this forward. earlier this month, they were also, delighted when the federal department of transportation secretary fox announced the award of a 11 million dollar, innovaive technology and grant for san fra

last friday i was very happy to join with commissioner kim's office to to the cal tran and the chp, and the federal highway administration, and the metropolitan commission, and this was the first major capitol project delivered by the traness powertation authority. and the new ramps provide safe access, and are the first of many infrastructure projects planned for the treasure island and yerba buena island, i want to con gr congratulate the director, and for competing the 98 million dollar project on time and on budget. and i also would like to congratulate cal trans in the opening of the bike and the pedestrian an path, connect tg to the island on sunday. and this regional link was much anticipated on by many people. and a lot of people are going to benefit from this improved access. and so this is no longer any dead ends and i want to thank the agencies that were involved in moving this forward. earlier this month, they were also, delighted when the federal department of transportation secretary fox announced the award of a 11 million dollar, innovaive technology and grant for san fra

actually reversed on the cal works cited cow works is very dependent on caseload and caseloads have come down as we got further and further away from the recessionary period. there's more employment and more people are able to get jobs. these are all a good thing. but it does reduce money in the cow works program. so that tends to tighten up our budget all around. so we will feel a tighter situation going forward into the next fiscal year then and the past. i don't think it's a situation where were going to be doing anything like dramatic cutting but on the other hand growth won't be as easy as it has been in recent years. >> thank you. any questions from commissioners? >> the only question might be the timing of dignity fund revenues into that budget. are you saying that the diminished revenues streams you are highlighting are not offset by dignity fund dollars in the next fiscal year? it will only be the year following? >> no. in the next fiscal year , 17-18 assuming passage next week will have an additional $6 million of service related money. which can be used to pay for nonnatural s

star ivan rabb watching from the bench as the bears host the uc-irvine team. cal most of the game but charlie moore out of chicago scored 38 points the most ever by a bear freshman. cal forced over time to beat the anteaters 75-65. >>> a college cross-country race in pennsylvania herd of deer runs through the race nailing one of the runners. we'll show you again. the kid got back up and finished his race. i'm not sure about the deer. even though he got hit by bambi on steroids. >>> i always thought about taking cross-country, but i was worried about the deer. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> it is 6:25. a new effort is under way to save wild pelicans being killed at popular fishing spots around the bay area. >> reporter: being a sanctuary campus is not just a theory anymore. government is getting behind it. we'll tell you what we are expecting from the lieutenant governor today. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, >>> the election of donald trump has some bay area teachers pushing to add a controversial new lesson plan to the curriculum. >> it's us against mother

a major demonstration on the cal campus. what is taking place here is a sit-in organized by undocumented citizens on campus voicing their dissatisfaction with the victory of donald trump. you have a number of high school students who walked out of class at berkeley high earlier this morning. >> reporter: berkeley high school students on the move today, marching up to the cal campus where they're gathered underneath the campenelia. about a thousand kids left class to voice their anger and frustration with president- elect donald trump. this is video from the school's twitter feed. students expressed concerns over trump's stance on immigration reform, reproductive rights and race relations. the principal said woe prefer students remain in class but he showed support for the protests. >> we sent phone communication home to parents and families stating we think a walk-out is likely and we're doing what we can to make sure that students are supported and supervised on campus and off campus should they walk off. >> reporter: at bis

the forecast for the cal and also the stan forth game this saturday, 2:30 kickoff.y see a little bit of sun mixed with scattered rainfall. prepare for a little bit of rain. that's a good game forecast. >> yeah. >> thanks for joining us. have a great fry. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- nicole kidman, michael shannon,

and so meanwhile, we are supporting the advocacy, by the cal trans, for both of these options and we will work with the partners at the self-help counties to take action quickly and allow for the projects to continue unimpeded and without interruption. >> and so chair, weiner it you so much for coming and speaking again. and at our westbound, i80 celebration and it was a wonderful opportunity to highlight the new capacity and the new partnerships that we have developed as we have implemented this important project. it was very exciting and it was very festive and i would also like to recognize our past director, jose who worked together with lee and also, with eric, back then at that stage as well. and previous, administrations of the mayor's administration and our chair at the time, chair avalos and others before him. and so this has really been a wonderful long term effort and definitely will be the first of many connections to the treasure island, to come. regarding the resolution, conference, thank you mar for representing san francisco and for your deep involvement in so many of

part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall. we have a deejays to set up throughout the museum and a live performance at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> what has been your favorite part as a participant or as an observer? >> my favorite part is to walk around the aquarium in to see people with a drink in their hands, getting to know maybe somebody new, may be looking for a day, or chatting with friends. there jellyfish. i mean, they are beautiful.

a shooting in a park just north of the cal campus. you can see our nbc chopper was over the scene. this is at strawberry creek park. about 90 minutes ago. two people have been shot and are in the hospital. no word on the extent of their injuries or what prompted the shooting. we're going to continue to monitor this situation and bring you any more updates as it comes in. >>> damage control on the cal campus. university officials are responding this evening in the case of an internationally acclaimed professor accused of sexual harassment. it's a story we first brought you last night on our 5:00 news. cal officials say students enrolled in a court stopped by that man, professor nazir al sigh yad have the option to leave his class. yesterday students protested on campus, demanding he be removed immediately. graduate student eva fisher claimed she endured four years of sexual harassment by the professor. last week an independent investigator concluded that the professor indeed violated the university's sexual harassment policy. his attorney maintains he did nothing wrong. >>> an anti

and so meanwhile, we are supporting the advocacy, by the cal trans, for both of these options and we ll work with the partners at the self-help counties to take action quickly and allow for the projects to continue unimpeded and without interruption. >> and so chair, weiner it you so much for coming and speaking again. and at our westbound, i80 celebration and it was a wonderful opportunity to highlight the new capacity and the new partnerships that we have developed as we have implemented this important project. it was very exciting and it was very festive and i would also like to recognize our past director, jose who worked together with lee and also, with eric, back then at that stage as well. and previous, administrations of the mayor's administration and our chair at the time, chair avalos and others before him. and so this has really been a wonderful long term effort and definitely will be the first of many connections to the treasure island, to come. regarding the resolution, conference, thank you mar for representing san francisco and for your deep involvement in so many of th

you might soon be seeing the hash tag "cal-exit." erine heenan is here to explain. >> reporter:we've seen that some people are upset about the prospect of a trump presidency. now -- "cal-exit" is trending on social media. it's about californians who insist they want the state to secede from the united states --- reminiscent of the brexit movement to leave the european union. they're leading a campaign aimed at putting a referendum on the 2018 ballot. california was solidly behind hillary clinton -- with 61% of the electoral votes. >> reporter:examples of some of the cal-exit tweets: the person who said "i'm all in. we could elect bernie sanders as our leader." and another - "any chance california can pull a brexit and leave the u.s.? honestly >>scared right now." >> reporter:it's not clear how serious they are or whether this will have any long-term traction. but it's just another example of how some people are eager to show their di sapproval. you're 9 hours and 45 minutes into your quest. and the silver sword of garmúz is finally wi

the doctor was barefoot? cal: yes. darcy: while delivering the baby? cal: yes. attorney cal potter represents alex. he's says the system betrayed the entire sims family. cal 17:39 it's a very disturbing sequence of events that took place. alex 39:03 i kept telling the doctor 'i can feel everything, i think the epidural wore off.' and he's like 'oh just scoot your fat ass down, 'oh i bet you wish your doctor would have came back in town' it sounds too bad to be true. but on the video... birth6.mp4 :54 doctor: i was doctor: don't you wish richter stayed in town this weekend now? 55:13 alex: it was just jaw dropping. i just couldn't fathom why all this was going on in the midst of me having a child. alex's mom, sheree, says she knew something was wrong when the doctor walked in the door. sheree 6:12 i smelled alcohol. that's what preceeded the conversation about him coming from the bar. because i said 'oh. he smells like alcohol.' on the video, there's more banter about booze. birth 8.mp4 3.25 voice off camera: you were already at happy hour? doctor: well look nurs

, on the cal campus this weekend, the big game. you can always expect the unexpected. but one thing that is already a given out of this weekend's big game is that the stanford band is not going to be on the field. it's not even going to be in the stadium, for that matter. ♪ ♪ >> stanford's band and its trombone section certainly ingrained in part of the history, the layered history of the cal-stanford game. ever since may of last year stanford's band has been banned from performing during road games due to complaints of hazing and alcohol violations. this year's game, as we mentioned, is at cal, and the school says that band members have not done enough to lift that ban. >> i am a little bummed that they won't be there because it's a big part of the school and the spirit. >> without them at the football game, it will be a little bit sad. but i know that our school spirit will definitely make up for it. >> stanford's band can still play home games and has received exemptions for any bowl games that the ca

the cal state and uc systems already told the students they could be prevented from reentering the u.s. if they are not back before the inauguration in january. it could cost students money and education credits. >> they have to pretty much stop what they are doing and plan to come back home. >> stuck partially finished with loans that need to be paid or outstanding financial commitments. >> there are thousands of students who are not citizens and do not have immigration papers throughout the cal state and uc systems. >>> the next few days could be important to the future of the oakland raiders. the mayor said that the city council will discuss a framework to build a new stadium for the raiders in a closed session today. the city is not working with the raiders but ronnie lot and his team of developers and investors. mark davis said that he is still committed to moving the team to las vegas. in the meantime, the sports business journal reports that the nfl will brief a group of owners tomorrow on studies examining the markets of both oakland and las vegas. >>> today is giving tuesday,

star ivan rabb watching from the bench as the bears hosted ucer vinyl. calof the game. but charlie moore out of chicago scored 38 points the most ever by a bear freshman. cal forced over time to beat the anteaters 75-64. a college cross-country race in pennsylvania heard a deer nailed a runner. we'll show you again the kid got back up and apparently finished his race. i'm not sure about the deer. even though he got hit by bambi on steroids. >> i always thought about taking cross-country but i was worried about the deer. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day, from the nba, detroit at new york. it starts off with the knicks stealing the ball in the 2nd quarter. >> johnson, throws it -- oh, what a finish! >> oh, what an alley-oop! jennings to kristaps porzingis the future of the new york knicker 'bockers new york knickerbockers. new york wins. >>> us against mother nature. how much the sea level is expected to rise in california and what we're doing to fight it. >> and the election of donald trump has california college students looking for

cal down 28-7 at the half. quarter, faulkner threw for 27 yards, 425 yards, three touchdowns, made it 34-14, however, faulk is not done yet. two touchdown catches and became the all-time catcher. wazou leads the pac-12 north. >>> and stanford and eugene first quarter, who you going to call? breaks loose, got some speed, 7-0, stanford, kris making just his third career start. three touchdowns, 61 yards, 106 receiving yards, 21-0 cardinal. justin able ready to get his team on the board. breaks a tackle, 21 yards, stanford extends the lead in the second quarter. christ, seven-yard toss to michael recter, mccaffrey added 100 yards, three touchdowns, stanford led 38-13 at the break. third quarter after an oregon turnover. chris, 15-yard touchdown. stanford wins big, 52-27 improving to 7 and 3. >>> sharks and lightning in tampa bay. brent burns, shot initially stopped by ben bishop. but three players crash into the net check it out puck ended up inside, after a long replay review. a goal 1-0 sharks, chris tierney fig

the cal bears have had some pretty good quarterbacks in the nfl. how about craig morton, aaron rodgers, at green bay? they have had 6 quarterbacks drafted in the first round and after spending more than half the season on the bench, jared goff will get his first start this sunday. >> we didn't lose this game because of quarterback play. case wasn't the reason we lost this game today. case is a starter and we drafted a rookie and he is doing really well. we'll play him when he is ready. >> case closed as in case keenum. jared goff will start this sunday versus miami despite being the big news of the goff family, it took a while for father and son to actually talk about this big announcement. >> i'm assuming you talked to him? >> i have not. >> you haven't talk to jared? >> no, he's at practice. no. >> you haven't talked to him all day? >> well, a text. he said i'm starting. i said congratulations, way to go, it's what you worked for. we'll talk tonight. >> colin kaepernick who said he didn't vote during last week's presidential election has never re

michael zipp triggers an avalanche of teddy bears look out below)) ((nia wong)) >> the cal w-h-l held their annual teddy bear toss this weekend. after scoring hitmens first goal against the lethbridge hurricanes, nearly 24-thousand teddy bears were thrown on ice. 60 calgary agencies will give the teddies to local child non profit organizations this holiday season./// ((nia wong)) >>> it's been an historic season for the dallas cowboys. a family of die-hard fans are taking their love for america's team to a whole new level.

caused erb's palsy---paralysis to the arm due to nerve damage. cal potter 18:57 i think any person should be horrified. attorney potter named the hospital and nurses in the lawsuit too, saying they had a duty to stop dr. delee. medical experts hired to review the video determined delee used inappropriate techniques by pulling jared's arms and the doctor failed to diagnose and recognize the pressure of shoulder dystocia. according court documents, doctor delee denies any liability while sunrise hospital asked the court to toss out some of the cal 8:15:44 what we want to do is hold them accountable for the actions which we believe resulted in the injuries to her son's shoulder. /nats typing on keyboard/ contact 13 learned this wasn't the first time dr. delee delivered a baby with the same type of injury. according to nevada state board of medical examiners records, delee settled a 2012 case of "negligent vaginal delivery resulting in shoulder dystocia." and dr. delee has another half dozen settlements totalling more than $2.7 million dollars. [nats jar

and so meanwhile, we are supporting the advocacy, by the cal trans, for both of these options and we will work with the partners at the self-help counties to take action quickly and allow for the projects to continue unimpeded and without interruption. >> and so chair, weiner it you so much for coming and speaking again. and at our westbound, i80 celebration and it was a wonderful opportunity to highlight the new capacity and the new partnerships that we have developed as we have implemented this important project. it was very exciting and it was very festive and i would also like to recognize our past director, jose who worked together with lee and also, with eric, back then at that stage as well. and previous, administrations of the mayor's administration and our chair at the time, chair avalos and others before him. and so this has really been a wonderful long term effort and definitely will be the first of many connections to the treasure island, to come. regarding the resolution, conference, thank you mar for representing san francisco and for your deep involvement in so many of

. >>> the cal bears under the lights at washington state. 18-point underdogs., the opposing head coaches go way back. sonny dykes once upon a time was mike leach's offensive coordinator in texas tech. now for the washington state players, well ... cougars marx is underwhelmed. >> it's always fun to be able to play those guys but it's not like a -- we -- we mark cal on our schedule like, oh, wow, can't wait to play cal. that's the one. >> whoa! [ laughter ] >> the bears beat the cougs in a shootout 60-59. that was in 20 14. that's the last time the bears were in pullman but the times have changed. washington state, they are unbeaten in pac-12 play. the cougss are ranked 23rd in multiple bowls and here's the gruff lovable mike leach on the topic. >> i don't care. if it's not that one then it's somebody else's, you know, it's everything from something this media journalist guy or some guy in a garage with a computer that he plays on a lot, you know, i mean it's going to be out there one way or the other. >>> upset alert! you bet. sweeney is upset. his bcs number 2

. >> you take a look at her e-mail situation, can we trust >> both cames calling in the cal very. >> all of the progress we made goes out the window if we don't win this election. >> and a rare appearance of mrs. trump. >> we have to disagree each other and respect each other. >> donald trump watching aboard his plain washington news polls show that clinton is holding a two point lead and the map favor as hillary clinton and the race is tightening in key swing states. >>> a heart wrenching loss. >> i felt better last night than today, i a lot of us did soul searching and that included a trip to a grave yard. clevelander who gave his life for the tribe. >> there was a different world seary watch party behind -- series watch party behind these gate. >> there is a hint of red and blue. >> the up and coming infielder, i 29-year-old hall who's career came to to an end with a ball to the head. >> he fell to the ground and got back up and couldn't speak and fell down again and they took him to the hospital. >> hours later he was dead and he is the the only major player to die from a pitch an

lieutenant governor gavin newsom is set to talk with students at about 12:30 this afternoon about how the cal state and uc system can help protect undocumented students. [ students chanting ] >> reporter: there have been protests nationwide this week students calling on universities to become sanctuary campuses, officially limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities. >> for us a sanctuary campus means to become a campus where we embrace and support and fight for our undocumented community. >> reporter: just yesterday, the chancellor of cal state announced that cal campuses will not enforce federal immigration policy unless forced to by law. but the uc system is taking a more measured approach. >> right now, all we know is the campaign rhetoric from donald trump. >> reporter: uc spokesman says they have organized a task force to see what can be done to help the system's 3700 illegal students and they already provide immigrants legal help. >> right now, it doesn't seem to make sense for us to make a pronouncement on one thing or another until we know the landscape, we know what we

that's close to the cal stanford game. it was pretty good. >> who would have thought with just a few seconds left, they would have done that. >> what is up with cam newton. >> he gets moody. do you remember the super bowl. >> thank you. >> see you later everyone. we are looking at union square, san francisco. (movie playing over tv) this movie baffles me every time we watch it. what do you mean? the instructions are very clear: "don't feed the gremlins after midnight." "don't get the gremlins wet." how hard is that? (door opening) hi, guys. hi, honey. hey. ooh, we're "honey" now, are we? yes. since their relationship became carnal, penny has upgraded his designated term of endearment, thus distinguishing him from those she calls "sweetie," usually in an attempt to soften a thinly-veiled insult. you're boring people, sweetie. although sometimes she omits the veil entirely. so, what are you guys doing? celebrating columbus day. we're watching goonies, gremlins, and young sherlock holmes. they're all written by chris columbus.

>> great play in the washington-cal game. look at this. press the pause button and throws a couple get off mes and gets a 77 yard touchdown and >> chris: cal is trying to threaten to chip away at the lead in the final minute of the first quarter. they got third and goal there. buckeyes in a festive mood. terrell newby is still in there grinding away for the cornhuskers. wasn't able to get the running team going. a shock to the system a minute and a half in, the pick six. they recovered and drove but couldn't get a tieing touchdown, settled for three. then the defense could not get ohio state off the field at all tonight. >> chris: fyfe overshoots morgan. images of the day, we'll focus conference. wisconsin's defense was suffocating against a good northwestern team on the road. >> kirk: now in the driver's seat to get the results in indianapolis. >> chris: maryland against the maize in blue. penn state jumped out 21-0 in a hurry and blew out the >> kirk: that was an emphatic win. alabama the big showdown takes care of the lsu >> chris: fyfe

number two, underwent a major revision in the alignment changing its original focus from implement the medi-cal 1115 waiver to its new focus on aligning care finances and clinical operations for value-based payments. as we went through the process as honing and try to complete the a-three became clear as we questions just what it was we were trying to focus on, it became clear that the focus really was and just incrementing the waiver. it's really preparing our struggle payments hence the changing in and naming and the direction of the a-three. that being the case, we would all the major revisions is not quite complete weeks that to have it completed within the next month and oust chen is the owner of that a-three and she will not rest until it started i can assure you. her and as she keeps us all up in night that it is not done. finally, here is the status of our other three a's one strategic initiatives. initiative-initiative number five stabilize finances. you see has a green dot. that a--three chart is complete and much of that information was shared with you last month by greg wagner when

actually reversed on the cal works cited cow works is very dependent on caseload and caseloads have come down as we got further and further away from the recessionary period. there's more employment and more people are able to get jobs. these are all a good thing. but it does reduce money in the cow works program. so that tends to tighten up our budget all around. so we will feel a tighter situation going forward into the next fiscal year then and the past. i don't think it's a situation where were going to be doing anything like dramatic cutting but on the other hand growth won't be as easy as it has been in recent years. >> thank you. any questions from commissioners? >> the only question might be the timing of dignity fund revenues into that budget. are you saying that the diminished revenues streams you are highlighting are not offset by dignity fund dollars in the next fiscal year? it will only be the year following? >> no. in the next fiscal year , 17-18 assuming passage next week will have an additional $6 million of service related money. which can be used to pay for nonnatural s

he's says the system betrayed the entire sims family. cal 17:39 it's a very disturbing sequence of events that took place. alex 39:03 i kept telling the doctor 'i can feel everything, i think the epidural wore off.' and he's like 'oh just scoot your fat ass down, 'oh i bet you wish your doctor would have came back in town' it sounds too bad to be true. but on the video... birth6.mp4 :54 doctor: i was told not to say 'lift your fat ass up.' birth 6.mp4 :11 docto: stayed in town this weekend now? 55:13 alex: it was just jaw dropping. i just couldn't fathom why all this was going on in the midst of me having a child. alex's mom, sheree, says she knew something was wrong when the doctor walked in the door. sheree 6:12 i smelled alcohol. that's what preceeded the conversation about him coming from the bar. because i said 'oh. he smells like alcohol.' on the video, there's more banter about booze. birth 8.mp4 3.25 voice off camera: you were already at happy hour? doctor: well look what time it is. earlier.... they even talk about the type of tequi

the college coach, sunny dade of cal will be watching. and ready for his debut. >> i think they wanted to make sure that they brought him along and in a fashion that was going to give him the most opportunity to be successful and i would imagine that this has been their plan and make sure he is ready and put him in the game and let him play. >> meanwhile the quarterback conversation continues. how about tony romo. injured badly during training camp and then it is a guy by the name of zack prescott taking over. cowboys with the biggest story. 8-1. tony romo. should he start, no. no quarterback controversy. with a brief press conference to discuss stepping aside. >> and i think you all know something magical is happening. i am not going to allow the situation to negatively affect dak or the football team by becoming a constant distraction. i think dak knows that i have his back and i think that i know he has mine. >> ultimately it is about the team. >> all right. it is kind of an odd press conference if you saw the extended version. five min

the cal state and uc system have warned that the students could be prevented from reentering if they are not before the indoctrination in january. >> they have stop what they are doing and plan to come back home. >> thousands of students at cal state and uc schools that are noncitizens and don't have immigration papers. >>> devastating wildfires burn out of control in a southeast u.s. town. one of the worse fires that killed three people in a tennessee resort town. >>> why dozens of workers worked out of one of the busiest airports today. >>> guys, doobie brothers going now for the 555 california tree lighting. the tree is still dark. we will be back live to light it up. join the doobie brothers behind me. hundreds of people are gathered for an annual tree lighting ceremony. joe fonzi is there. how is it going in julie we had the doobie brothers wrap up long train running. if your a fan you know that is a classic. we are waiting for the lighting of the big 85-foot fur tree from shasta county and it looks like the doobie brothers will do another song. we may have to toss it back to yo

panthers coach ron rivera at the cal game. third quarter, against ucla. 310-pound fullback crashed in. bears led 19-7. later on in the 4th, davis web looking for the nephew, bug rivera, and good night now. cal won 26-10. 5-7 for this regular season. and ralphie the buffalo, it's colorado against utah. pac-12pac-12 -- touchdown. colorado buffaloes won 27-22. they're going to face washington in the conference championship next friday at levi stadium. central valley fresno state and san evidence of hacking state final -- san jose state. the snap is fumbled. spartans come up with it, and san jose state won it. >>> jim harbaugh, michigan against ohio state, overtime. buckeyes up by 7. on the 4th down, wilson, the field goal put them up three. a walk-after touchdown. buckeyes beat number 3 wolverines 30-27. go ahead and collapse. exhausting game. much to the delight, yes, of osu coach urban meyer. ,,,,,,,,,, i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched

the doctor was barefoot? cal: yes. darcy: while delivering the baby? cal: yes. attorney cal potter represents alex. hetrayed the entire sims family. cal 17:39 it's a very disturbing sequence of events that took place. alex 39:03 i kept telling the doctor 'i can feel everything, i think the epidural wore off.' and he's like 'oh just scoot your fat ass down, 'oh i bet you wish your doctor would have came back in town' it sounds birth6.mp4 :54 doctor: i was told not to say 'lift your fat ass up.' birth 6.mp4 :11 doctor: don't you wish richter stayed in town this weekend now? 55:13 alex: it was just jaw dropping. knew something was wrong when the doctor walked in the door. sheree 6:12 i smelled alcohol. that's what preceeded the conversation about him coming from the bar. because i said 'oh. he smells like alcohol.' on the video, there's more banter about booze. birth 8.mp4 camera: you were already at happy hour? doctor: well look what time it is. nurse: he's been at happy hour since he left my c section earlier.... they even talk about the type of tequila he had an

the stanford axe....firmly in the cardinal grip the last 6 years... for cal, the spirit was willing.... bears first offensive play of game...david webb quick hit chad hansen, and >>> the spirit was willing for cal. bears' first offensive play of the game. david west, quick hit, chad henson. 70-yard touchdown. bears in business! they were up 7 in the 2nd quarter. stanford knocking at the door. that tied the game at 14. 3rd quarter, christian mccaffrey, and he gone! 90-yard run. 24-14 cardinals. same score later in the quarter. mccaffrey, he's not done! an 11-yard touchdown run. finished with 3 at whiches, big game, stanford record, 284 yards rushing. >>> heater enough to spot air force. 4-point lead, last minute. look what happened. the 1 foot inbounds for the go-ahead touchdown. falcons won 41-38. san jose falls to 3 and 8. >>> 12 rounds, light heavyweight bout with three titles on the line. after a shaky start including ward knocked down to the ground in the 2nd, somehow he came back to win by unanimous decision. 114-113. could have gone either way. some fee

not just there but in cities all over the country. cal, we have seen the protests.e have seen the protests against the protests from donald trump supporters. >> we are seeing an ever evolving security situation. they are referring to the nypd and secret service as white house north from 57th along 5th avenue is shut down. that seems crazy to people who know new york city, but fifth avenue is closed. we are seeing protests at night. this is a consistent thing now since election night. during the day a lot of tourists come by to take pictures. the police not letting you stop. at night, we see an influx of people coming out. they are pro hillary supporters who can't come to terms with the election. as you said we see the trump supporter now and then coming in to interact with those protesters. it happened last night. listen. >> the fact is we have an awesome president now. we took a step down from an unappreciative. >> what's your name? >> oh, you'll edit it and portray it as something totally different than what it really is. >> that level of aggressive behavior is pr

the route on? he's just getting started. cal's missed field goal and a pickoff in the end zone. wn 28-7 at the half. third quarter. he threw 373 yards, 5 t. d.es. and for the third time in the end zone, 35-7. webb finished 34-51, 425 yards, 3 td's, 19 yards. the nephew of the head coach made it 35-14. however, he isn't done yet. 16 yards. had two t.d. catches and became the pac-12's all-time reception leader with 295. they lead the pac-12 north. >>> stanford and eugene facing oregon. who are you going to call? christian mccaffrey. wild caf on second and short. breaks loose. he has speed. 61-yard score. 7-0 stanford. collin kris, 19 of 26. 258 yards and three touchdowns. 61 hits to whiteside. he had 166 yards receiving. 21-0 cardinals. justin herbert able to get his team on the board right before the end of the quarter. johnny munt breaks a tackle. he goes 41 yards. 21-6 ballgame. but stanford extends their lead in the second quarter. kris, 7-yard toss to michael rachter. 31-6 cardinals. mc caffery, who had 131 yards, three tds the first half. a 14-yard run here. to the thirty qua

>> great play in the washington-cal game. look at this. press the pause button and throws a couple get off mes and takes a 21-6 lead. >> chris: cal is trying to threaten to chip away at the lead in the final minute of the first quarter. they got third and goal there. buckeyes in a festive mood. terrell newby is still in there grinding away for the cornhuskers. wasn't able to get the running team going. a shock to the system a minute and a half in, the pick but couldn't get a tieing touchdown, settled for three. then the defense could not get ohio state off the field at all tonight. >> chris: fyfe overshoots morgan. on what happened in this conference. wisconsin's defense was suffocating against a good northwestern team on the road. >> kirk: now in the driver's seat to get the results in indianapolis. >> chris: maryland against the maize in blue. penn state jumped out 21-0 in a hurry and blew out the >> kirk: that was an emphatic win. alabama the big showdown takes care of the >> chris: fyfe short of the first down. jalen hurts scrambled for

today, showers, heavy clouds and snow are expected to the valley and support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft dropping to 25% 11am through heavy rain is expected. snowfall since yesterday to the day and black friday will be breaking right now.. street racing blamed for a crash closed this morning... parker adlibs he says watching trump win was the most fun he's had in a long time. the prime minister also said he has high hopes for changes in the u-s with the trump administration saying it could the death toll cotinues to rise after a train crash in india. 115 people were killed when a passenger train derailed saturday night. at least 150 others were injured. officials are calling this the country's worst rail tragedy this century.. no word on what caused the train to derail. just minutes ago, we got update about the deadly plane crash in elko. according to the elko daily free press, two of the people killed were from that area.

exited the vehicle and fled on foot across the freeway, eastbound to the east side of the freeway near the cal trans yard. >> they did catch the two suspects who ran away. we have video of them taking them down and arresting them and taking them into custody. at this point, it looks like at least that driver is going to face felony charges. reporting live in redwood city, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> developing news in the south bay. authorities have recaptured one of the two inmates on the run after breaking out of santa clara's main jail. inmate laron campbell was caught in a home in antioch last night, taken into custody without incident. he was being brought back to santa clara county overnight and the search continues for the other escaped inmate, chav chavez. there was a large s.w.a.t. team yesterday, and they zeroed in on a trailer, but no one was inside. the sheriff's office plans to have a news conference this morning. >>> we're waiting to hear if tonight's show goes on. a crew member was killed during a pre-show set up. the technician was hit by a telescopic list during a pre-show

for us, for our coaching staff, for all of cal and then all the alumni, every fan of cal. , they've been waiting for this, like you said, for six years, and we're hoping that we're the team that's able to give it to them. >> reporter: in berkeley, collin resch, nbc bay area. >> still ahead on "today in the bay." >> operational point of view, this is a bad idea. >> a former secretary of homeland security asked after our investigation into the bright lights that le vianey arana's stadium briending pilots landing at sjv. we talk santa clara's mayor about a new problem that could affect a stadium in l.a. >>> wind advisory remains in effect for the majority of the bay area. here's a live look over san francisco. will this rain be sticking around for the remainder of your weekend? details coming up. >>> good morning, bay area. an overcast, rainy start to your saturday. definitely an interesting way to kick off the weekend. now, the peninsula, the north bay, san francisco, already seeing some rain. 57 degrees in the south bay, the south bay not really seeing too much cloud cover.

. >> reporter: hi, reggie, yeah, they found the suspects inside this cal trans yard. em down. this is where they were hiding. it started as a chase at about 2:20 this morning. the chp saw the car southboun on 280, tried to pull it over because it was speeding and had expired registration, but the driver took off. they chased him for about seven to ten minutes. they said speeds ranged from 30 to 100 miles per hour. then the car failed them on farm hill boulevard. >> after it became disabled, the two occupants of the vehicle exited the vehicle and fled on foot across the freeway, eastbound to the east side of the freeway near the cal trans yard. >> they did catch the two suspects who ran away. we have video of them taking them down and arresting them and taking them into custody. at this point, it looks like at least that driver is going to face felony charges. reporting live in redwood city, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> developing news in the south bay. authorities have recaptured one of the two inmates on the run after breaking out of santa clara's main jail.

actually reversed on the cal works cited cow works is very dependent on caseload and caseloads have come down as we got further and further away from the recessionary period. there's more employment and more people are able to get jobs. these are all a good thing. but it does reduce money in the cow works program. so that tends to tighten up our budget all around. so we will feel a tighter situation going forward into the next fiscal year then and the past. i don't think it's a situation where were going to be doing anything like dramatic cutting but on the other hand growth won't be as easy as it has been in recent years. >> thank you. any questions from commissioners? >> the only question might be the timing of dignity fund revenues into that budget. are you saying that the diminished revenues streams you are highlighting are not offset by dignity fund dollars in the next fiscal year? it will only be the year following? >> no. in the next fiscal year , 17-18 assuming passage next week will have an additional $6 million of service related money. which can be used to pay for nonnatural s

with the cal fire investigation under way they are coming out with many sources about what happened and where. >> they launched facebook live as the fire approached the property. >> i am getting in the car now because i need to ride with the fire truck to get me off the mountain. >> she returned to see the main house still standing. >> we are blessed because we have a house and we have neighbors right there. >> this is one of the homes that burned right in the middle of the inferno. the flames were so hot that it melted metal. >> her neighbor lost his car collection. she is crediting another neighbor for helping others escape while the fire destroyed his trailer loam and record -- trailer some and recording studio. >> he let his product burn in order to save fellow neighbors and possibly children. >> they confiscated plants and it was estimated at a value of $850,000 and charged him with two felonies. cultivation of marijuana and possession of sale. he declined to be interviewed jievment he is being made an example of. >> he was actually a great help during the start of the fire. >> lon

a shooting near the cal campus, there were two people were hurt, it happened at strawberry creek park. our nbc chopper was over head. >> details on their injuries are not being released from the victims. >>> shocked. >> i look aed at them and i cant put anything together. >> one day he's treating his patients and the enext, he's losing his practice. >> also, what was it? >> that mystery shaking in the south bay? >> experts say it was not an earthquake, so what was it? >> take a look, mother turns her back on her baby for just a quick seconds. >> what happens next has gone viral. >> i am jeff ranieri, temperatures maybe dropping in the 30s tomorrow morning, a lot of people are wondering about the rainfall this weekend, we are looking at anywhere from half inch to san jose to over one inch in the north bay. i will have the time line in about eight minutes. a pul soh b hing ailishe nteof c >>> a south bay hiking trail is a center of a hate crime investigation. police say an anti-muslim note was left in the cart. >> nikki wears a bandana for protection. whoever wrote the message assumes t

the stops. we save time. elder people can get there stop. they can wait. for a price that's closer to home for them. cal osha on the noise. eep remind myself to call cal osha and say there's noise on the 65, 67, 72 bus lines is ridiculous that i keep forgetting. but someday i will. i'm in town, for most of san francisco's begins chinatown is running why don't we name it chinatown? that's what most of the visitors know it as. the google buses come i would still like to see them everybody boarding on a muni bus stop. they should've a monthly pass. traffic lights, dedicated arrow turns. you guys should be working on that immensely get there are stops that take 10 min., fifth and harrison i believe it is to get through. steam clean r-l later lose. >> thank you, sir. >> mister jim and i was the last one to turn in a speaker card he was there's a gentleman approaching- >> i'm not prepared or just corrected afternoon my name is double and i have over the past year experienced a troubling occurrence that happens over and over and over again with thyself and muni operators not allow me to board with my people whose a service animal

. >> as we are kick it off here on msnbc, a quick note on how to pulse for the next hour. cal is our guy for that. >> and whatever the preferred couch deis vice is, tablet or phone, you logon to vote as many times as you want throughout the show, and not like election day where we are looking for certain things but log on and you will see the first question pulse.msnbc.com. >> and now, we will start with more protests for you in the wake of donald trump's election, and the first question which you can pulse on, can president-elect trump unite a divided nation? as cal said, pull out the device and let us know what you think. protests across the nation, and not letting up, as another rally goes the trump tower for the fifth con sek secutive day, and of the divide that we are talking about. and morgan ratford at trump tower for that, and morgan, you have been out there for a couple of days now, and how different today? how are the crowds different on this sunday? >> well, actually i will show you the crowds, richard. if you are looking behind me, you can see where they are limite

. >>> closer to home football fans braved the wet weather for the cal-stanford game this afternoon. a parade of people wearing ponchos a lot of ps in one sentence marched into the memorial stadium in berkeley. steady rain soaked fans all afternoon. that didn't stop them from cheering on their teams. >> we were not thinking we were going to get this weather for the big game. we thought of watching it on tv but no, we wanted to come. >> we'll have more on the big game coming up in sports. >>> well, it's the weekend before thanksgiving and the rain didn't stop hundreds of people in san mateo from waiting in line to get some holiday help. kpix 5's maria medina was there and says as the cost of living gets higher, so does the need. >> wouldn't know what to do without you guys. >> reporter: tommy price may not have much. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: but what little does have he is thankful for. >> thank you ever so much. it's not always easy to have a smile on my face. but i said to myself, well, if samaritan house was to go out of business for a week or for a month, it wouldn't be

the night, with the steal and takes it to the rack, cal up by 15 in the 2nd half. lane for the layup and the bears go on to win 71-61. they have won 22 consecutive games at home. we will see tomorrow 7:30 against the minnesota timberwolves if draymond green will be on the court. he wants to go, but we'll see how that ankle respond. keep our fingers crossed. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. >> have a great weekend! i'll be here. you're all invited to come back this weekend. >> good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: elijah, hey man! good to have you on the show finally! >> stephen. it's really great to be here... again. >> stephen: again? you were her before? >> yep. >> stephen: are you sure? >> i mean yeah, there's video to prove it. >> stephen: i mean, i get a lot of guests coming through here. >> what? you don't remember? it was only a few months ago. >> stephen: mmm-- >> you know, i mean, after the show, you stopped by to tell me how great it was to have me on the show. >> stephen: