the stanford cardinal women, we'll begin with them. they ran into a notre dame team that won 17 straight. not the 110 street that yukon owns, but you get the point. outscored notre dame 24-12 in the third to get back in. britney mcphee with the alley- oop. two teams, hay makers. 13 lead changes. lindsey allen putting notre dame up. stanford would have an answer. alanna smith makes the catch. the cardinal on top. last chance for the irish. 2.3 seconds left. amika blocked by erika mccall and time expires. let the final four celebration begin stanford beats notre dame 76-75 to advance to their 13th final four. >> obviously it was when we got down we really came together. i mean for me it was realizing these are my best friends and i don't want to stop playing with them. that was it for me. >> next friday for the stanford cardinal in the final four. >>> the glamour match up of the tournament. it's hard to feel sorry for the loser in the north carolina kentucky game. both have 36 final four appearances between them. john and roy williams le

the treatment we're studying now at stanford, oral immuno therapy.e're not the only ones interested in that new therapy. there are centers across america and the world looking at it. >> how does it work? >> to give a tiny amount of food, tell the patient a speck of a speck. >> that you're allergic to? >> yes. >> it is scary, and there are reactions at first. always needs to be done in a hospital setting and it is research. the idea is when you increase doses progressively, you induce a state of desensitization. you won't reaction to the dose you are given. the hope is after many years, your body will understand you're not allergic, for example, peanuts, and you will go off therapy and not react any more. >> have you had any success? >> we're at the stage showing it can be safely done. we're able to desen sitize. you can't do it alone, this is research, it is experimental, and there are reactions. every time we increase the dose, has to be in the hospital in research setting to treat people. sometimes we have to give epinephrine when we increase doses

. >> reporter: stanford economics professor roger noel who began studying team moves says this about teams coming or going. >> the bad news is when you get a team it doesn't help. and the good news is when it leaves it doesn't hurt. because they have essential no economic impact. and that's he is special true of a football team. >> it's important that we grieve because this is a tremendous loss but economically it is probably in the best interest of oakland. >> reporter: the city of oakland confirmed that by evaluating the loss of one or more teams. >> one of the scenarios is no sports facilities at all. but on pure economic terms, no, oakland will not suffer because the raiders left. i do think we will serve in other ways. >> reporter: study after study has shown that oaklanders are far more willing to spend more tax money on fixing homelessness, housing, rent costs, jobs, and failing infrastructure even more than crime. >> they actually were unwilling to cut any of the many things that we listed with one exception and that was efforts to keep the sports teams. >> i think sports tea

it was colorado's 8th straight win against stanford. stanford is now below 500. their record is 14 and 15, hurting their chances of making nit tournament. >>> stanford and cal women's basketball teams are in seattle for the pac 12 tournament. 8 seed cal beat 9 seed usc71-58 to advance. cal won't have much time to rest. at 11:30 they'll take on oregon state. stanford is number two in the tournament and face washington state at 6:00 tonight. >>> can we talk about colin kaepernick? >> yes. >> he has new plans along with opting out of his contract with the 49ers. we know what he says he will be doing this year during the national anthem after the big controversy last season. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >>> welcome back. 4:53. later today, a history making civil rights icon will speak to students and staff about how he helped desegregate public schools in arkansas

stanford down two. michael humphry had 18. three seconds left and go to o.t. sun devils out score the cardinals 17-7 in overtime. two of 27 and shannon evans for three and stanford loses 98-88 and season is over with a record of 14-17. >>> 49ers are about to sign a quarterback, this is is not a name that's really going to excite you much brian hoyer will sign tomorrow once free agency officially begins. he has history with kyle shanahan back with cleveland in 2014. his deal believed to be two years for $12 million with the understanding he'll get a chance to start but brian hoyer is more of a bridge quarterback than the long-term starter. 31 years old and five starts for the bears this past season threw for under 1500 yards, six t.d.s and no picks and season ended in week seven after he broke his left arm. he'll have a new target. 49ers are expected to sign the veteran. terms unclear but expected to make $16 million in first year

stanford up one. 227 seconds. notre dame the inbounds pass. mariah carey call, a huge block. one of two in the closing seconds. stanford wins by a point, advancing to the final four and looking for their third national title. >> this team really believes. they are so close. they are so unselfish. i am so happy for this team. we had to battle but we played better defense in the second half. we started getting some shots. i think people never really gave up. >> zbrags to thed congratulations to the cardinal. >>> next on abc7 news at 9:00 another big weekend for beauty and the beast. how the remake helped the m live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> top on abc7 news at 11:00, abc7 news reporter laura anthony talks exclusively with raiders owner marc davis on the eve of the team's relocate. >>> and smoke bombs rocks and bottles. a soccer brawl outside of avia stadium in san jose. hear from fan

and created the stanford artificial intelligence laboratory in 1962, his goal was to create technology that could replace the human. he actually got money from the pentagon from the think tank that was the blue sky think tank for doing advanced military research and in his first sort of proposal he said he thought he could create a thinking machine in a decade, ten years to build strong ai. on the other side of campus was another laboratory started the same year by douglas engle bart. he invented the computer mouse and his project was called the augmentation research center, art. he needed intelligence augmentation lose rather than replace the human he wanted to extend the human was on one side of the campus you had ai and on the other side i a. it was an interesting dichotomy but also a paradox because if you augment a human or extend their capabilities, your human. this is my effort to square the circle as much as possible. i'm sitting in front of an early pioneering platform and the name is shaky. it was the first truly autonomous robot, built to allow a new group of researchers to

. >>> stanford women upset notre dame. kentucky and north carolina, the game of then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings during our dog days sale. like a 3-pack of playhound dog toys for under $10. and redhead men's rock bridge shorts starting at under $20. >>> with the start of spring comes the blooming of tulips. we were there for the cemetery's 12th annual tulip exhibition. >> why call 1-800-flowers when you can have your local florist display all of their beautiful flowe flowers. so every year we have anywhere from 25 to 30 florists come and exhibit. so every year it's different. >> and 4 to 5,000 people visit the cemetery every year for the three-day tulip exhibition. >>> in accuweather we're tracking showers moving through light in nature. live doppler 7 shows you the action. let's show you the east bay first, where we're seeing the bulk of the wet weather at this hour. you can see the lath rain around haywa hayward, castro valley and just to the south of oakland as well. we'll go north. we had a couple of

stanford would rally, 24 in the third, 33 in the fourth. stanford up one late. 25 seconds left.down one. smith lays it in. she had 15. stanford up one. 2.2 seconds left. notre dame with the inbounds pass. mccall, the huge block. one of two in the closing seconds. and stanford wins 76-75, advancing to their first final four since 2014. 13th overall, and looking for their third national title. >> this team really believes. they are so close. they're so unselfish. i'm so happy for the team. and we had to battle, but we played better defense in the second half. we started getting some shots. i think people really never gave up. >> all right, for the men, four teams battling for the final two spots in the final four. carolina and florida. the gamecocks knocked off duke and baylor. madison square garden, florida led by seven at the half. here come the gamecocks. banks it in. carolina down two. then, thornwell, 26 points, 7 boards. lofts it in. 59-57, gamecocks. 17 seconds left, dozier, the steal. this is called a monster jam. south carolina, a seven seed, wins it 77-70. advancing to t

stanford finishing 6-12 in conference play. >>> the pac-12 semi finals. cardinals with the great ball movement to find smith. fourth quarter, 56-49. off the turnover, mccall get the easy bucket. she led stanford with 17 as the cardinals win, they will face oregon state in tomorrow's pac- 12 final. >>> still to come, earthquakes open the season on the road, and st. mary's looks to secure the invite to the ncaa tournament and advance in the conference tourney. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, be part of march madness... especially if they win tonight. they've been ranked for all 17 weeks of the season... and are on a quest to win their 4th wcc tournament title. 20th-ranked st. mary's opening >>> they've been ranked for all 17 weeks, and on their way for their fourth title. spinning in the lane, and scores on the lay-up. st. mary's leads. behind the back to lando, and the foul. he had 19 point, and 12 rebound, st. mary's win. and will play byu. >>> pulling up, and hits the 3. final minute, broncos up by 1. brownwitch next it down. he scored -- next it

so, up next, stanford will face the seventh seed, kansas state, beat drake.ans this will really be a road trip. because they will be on their home court on monday. more news after the break. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. "pnce prectilin >>> that time of year. hundred of girls getting the treatment in preparation for the big prom dance. called the princess project silicon valley. donate prom dresses to girls who otherwise would not be able to afford a fans facy dress. a looker there. 1600 teenagers will receive a dress this year. the most in the chapter's 12-year history. day one of a four-day givea

stanford wins 77-66. quarterback davis webb increased scouts. he's going to be a first-round pick. the players said we're tough, we're not going to wear shirts for this thichlkt bring on the rain. come on, spencer christian, is this all the rain you've got. web through to chad hanson. was part of bare raid offense. trying to show the scouts and they're impressed >> it plays to my benefit to get on the board in the senior bowl. they've been very impressed. i'm going to keep doing what i'm doing and just excited for the draft? >> that's the next step. it was a fun day to be back at cal. i've had numerous double digit teams tell me i'm a first round guy. >> look how fast he is. they run indoors. he ran outdoors. we're very similar. sharks and stars, dell got the start for team teal. lost the handle and got a gift because it went in off the skate of michael hailey. 1-0, sharks. sharks on the power play, and determination you give the puck away? thank you very much. that was a hat trick for him. sharks got crushed. they have cheerleaders in dallas on

stanford 46. san carlos has 46. there's your northwest wreez. that will bring some cloud cover down. mostly sunny. a new west breeze. so along for mostly sunny. partly sunny skies. zipping by. the dry air is coming in behind that. 50, 60s on the temp. might be the coolest day of the week. we'll have more on that in 10 minutes. >> i hope things are quiet. >> things don't look bad here, steve. as we look at the commute to traffic on the salono commute. westbound interstate 80 as you head out to the -- a lot of people do that trip and traffic is not going to be bad. as you drive to valao and travel out. traffic continues to look pretty good. as you drive through. we can go to the toll plaza and ki show you the traffic here is going to be light as you drive to the bay bridge toll plaza with no major issues. a couple of lanes are a little slow. and if you're driving in the south lane this morning. also looks good. getting up to highway 17. so far so good on the roads. 4:31. let go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. san say police say no serio

stanford went to the lockerroom trailing by 6 at the half. the cardinal would tie the game in the 4th and then they pulled away thanks to the game high 18 poin s. that win gives stanford the automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. >> all right. they face the wild and minnesota. going martin jones. an yesessive state in the first period against eric stahl. the red light doesn't go on though. as you can see, watch where it goes. it was in his jersey. he went behind the goal line. that's not enough. san jose on the short end of the 3-1 final. >>> time is 4:55. the giants had a day of mixed results in their lost game to the royals. madison had three innings of work, struck out four. he allowed one earned road am two-run lead when mac williamson hit the first homer of the spring. that gave the giants a 3-1 lead but he ended up losing 4-3. giants have a 3-8 record in spring training. >>> now the oakland as won the fifth spring training game an mind games. they beat the mariners 5-4. today is a day off for the okay land as. after more than 25 years of

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i went to stanford. they walked out higher in confidence than they ever have. >> what camaraderie for those kids to see. thank you. >> let's check in with jeff ranieri. how hot it is today. >> yeah. it was very nice. we may hit a record. san francisco, wasn't overly hot in terms of uncomfortable outside. the air quality suffered a little bit today. the current temperature, 78 degrees. it will drop to a much colder 59 once we hit 11:00 p.m. now, big changes on the way for tomorrow and it is all due to the cold front to the north. you can see all the cloud cover. that will be the number one thing we're impacted by. the clouds moving in. a little rainfall. we'll talk about our best chance of a few showers coming up. let's get you into tomorrow morning's forecast and you can see there will be no rainfall expected. it is the overcast skies building in. 52 in the peninsula. the south bay, 54. for the north bay, 49 degrees. san francisco, 50 and a great sky. the futurecast will show us how it unfolds. you can s

he came to standard any kind the stanford artificial intelligence laboratory in 1962, and his goal was great a technology that could essentially replace a human. he got money from the pentagon from this think tank called the defense advanced research projects agency was a sort of be the sky think tank for doing advanced military research. and in his first sort of proposal he said he thought he could create a thinking machine in a decade bit it would take 10 years to build what's called strong ai. at the same time on the other side of campus there was another laboratory started roughly the same hereby douglas boulevard. he aimed it at the computer mouse and his project was called the augmentation research center, arc. his goal, he named it intelligence augmentation. rather than replace the human you wanted to extend the human. on one side of campus you and ai and on the other side of the compass you would i ate. i said it's a really interesting dichotomy but is also a paradox because if you augment human origin extend the capabilities, the book is really my effort to kind of square the

. >>> also i love the sound of the stanford's big comeback. a look at how the stanford women's secure add spot in the final four for the first time in three years. >> the warriors take on the grizzlies. sports with jason appelbaum is next. >>> jason is here with all the sports action. boy they are really finishing up strong. >> not only in the game here today, but they will be playing real well and good basketball right now since losing three straight earlier this month with a nice little role. seven straight wins and counting. positive news on kevin durant as they are hopeful they would be back for the last few games of the regular season. and the final minutes of the first quarter with a nice passing. sean livingston to andre iguodala who jams it home with 20 points, seven rebounds, four assists. but the player of the game was clay thompson. 7-11 from beyond the arc. 12-18 overall leading all scores with 31 points as the warriors would build a 73-66 lead on memphis. the fourth quarter now, more from iggy to drop it off and he says thank you

stanford finishes 6-12. arizona state trying to stop arizona from clinching a share of the pac-12 title. the seventh-ranked wildcats leading by 10. allonzo trier drives in for the layup to make it a 12-point lead. the cats started the second half on a 14-3 run. they win 73-60 two clinch a share of the conference championship. dana altman and oregon trying to take a share of that title as well. second half, the ducks leading oregon state by 10. dylan brooks drives and draws the foul. free throw made it 41-28. they win 80-592 clinch a share of the regular-season title. the ducks will be the number 1 seed in next week's conference tournament. with colin kaepernick officially opting out of his contract and becoming a free agent, the 49ers have zero quarterbacks under contract. now up to john lynch and kyle shanahan to find their next signal caller. >> i don't think you need to be too transparent to realize that's a position we're looking at. we don't have any. >> and here's a quick look at quarterbacks that john

we teach it at stanford appeared -- at stanford.'m sure you teach it here, structural realism is the way we talk about it. this is basically the way states interact. and therefore what we see with russia today in the west, not surprising at all. this is normal history. we are at 1388. notice crimea, it will take 500 years before crimea becomes part of russia. so here, the theories about power and distribution of power in the international system. not just europe, but the system. which is to say that russia was week after the collapse of the soviet union, probably not as weak as we thought it was. but this is just a natural correction. now it is a great power. i think president obama really got under their skin, saying it was a regional power or a local power. but they are a great power in the system and they are behaving like a great power in the system. what is the big deal? very popular theory in moscow. very popular theory at the university of chicago. part of this is true. anybody from moldova? ok, good. [laughter] mr. mcfaul: i

he came to stanford and gave a big speech by the way. just signed last year and he was really reminiscing about stanford. santa like maybe he would like to become a senior fellow at stanford, given his most recent news. and don't forget that's our government in case you forgot about him. we got russians in the debit deal. we got pntr, we lifted jackson-vanik. we put a new visa regime to make it easier for business people to travel. we got a 1-2-3 agreement, a civilian nuclear cooperation that it been stuck for many years. we started at a pretty low base but the numbers were moving in the right direction in terms of bilateral trade between our two countries. by the way, people forget as you think as we been in this cold war crisis with russia for 30 years and that they've been our enemy for the whole time that that wasn't the case. at the height of the recess, 60% of russians has up positive view of the united states and 60% of americans had a positive view of russia. that was just five years ago, okay lex so to come back to this argument

at a columbia law school, who later served under the stanford law faculty. he was determined to place me in a federal courtship, despite what was then viewed as a grave impediment. on graduation, i was the mother of a four-year-old child. he succeeded in that mission, and in later years litigated cases in or headed to the spring court. i turned to him and dealing with sticky legal issues. he never failed to help me find the right path. another often asked question when i speak in public -- do you have some good advice you might share with us? yes i do. it comes from my mother-in-law. advice she gave me on my wedding day. in every good marriage, it helps sometimes to be a little death -- deaf. i have followed that advice assiduously not nly at home through 56 years of a marital partnership, i have employed it as well in every workplace, including the supreme court of the united states. when i thought i saw unkind words spoken, best tune out. reacting in anger or annoyance will not advance one's ability to persuade. advice my father in law had also served me w

how has stanford changed since you have been on that campus? mr.owell: you know, i'm one of the least informed persons you could have found on what goes on at the stanford campus. i took a job at the hoover institution rather than another job that was offered to me back east mainly because i this time, i was thoroughly disgusted with the academic world. i never planned to teach again. and the hoover institution was a perfect place for me because it will test would allow me to do the work i wanted to do, research, and writing and so on. and have absolutely nothing to do with the rest of the campus, and that is the my policy the entire time i have been here. and i've been up happiest and most productive part of my career. mr. lamb: there is something -- i wonder if you are aware of this, something on twitter massowell that you did not start. are you aware of that? mr. sowell: someone told me that. i don't think i've ever gone to look at it. mr. lamb: he said, if it is a he, i am not thomas sowell, but i own all of his books. quotes he has tweeted out

(bus nats) it's also where stanford students like kimberly vazquez take the bus...i probably take it once a week because it's how i get downtown." but this transit center is also related to at least two sexual assaults within the last 8-days. most people we spoke with had already heard about the assaults. "they sent an email and alerts to your phone so that's how i found out about it."investigators say the first assault happened here at marguerite stanford bus stop on march first between 10:45pm and 11:10pm the victim was waiting for her bus when it happened. salvador zuno/san mateo county sheriff's office "a young lady, female adult was waiting at a bus stop at the university cal train station while waiting there she was approached by an unknown man, the male began to do small talk with her and without any warning he lunged at her and began to sexually assault her, began to grope her." she woman fought back.... "she pushed him away and was screaming for him to stop." the suspect ran off. this is a sketch of the suspect. he's described as being between 5'6 and 5'8 a

stanford taking on notre dame u. we cut right to the finish. cardinals down one.g inside with the layup. so after being down by as many as 16, stanford rallies to go up 1. under 5 seconds left. notre dame with a chance to win it. mccall coming up with a ga game-saving block as stanford survives 75-76 to advance to their 13thç final four. >> a lot of prayers. i was talking to god the whole time. please make this shot. she came out and she's about to get the shot up. she took a dribble and was like i'm going for it. >> e we wanted to get it this year for sure. i started crying. it's an amazing feeling to be back. we're ready to play. >> great play there. let's get to the nba. griz lees in town taking on the warriors. posts a three, but misses it. carter, right there for the dunk. the putback to put the grizzlies up one. ask right now warriors up 56-54 going into the third quart. . >>> how about spring training? giants and white sox, theç clooi horses. the dish double down the left field line. both runs come around to score. a two-run double. ty block on the bump f

stanford and cal headed to the big dance. and spurs wil >>> abc 7 sports. >> the warriors have lott 5 -- warriors have lost 5 of 7, they are in a fight for the number one seed in the western conference with 16 games to go in the regular season. kerr rest ed his players to rejuvenate the legs and the results were not pretty. kerr knows you don't win the nba title in the regular season t struggles are real without kd, but believe it or not, kerr welcomes the recent troubles. >> it will sound crazy, i kind of like, i actually kind of like it. you need some add ver-- we need some adversity, it forces you to look at what you are doing and clean it up and get right. >> all right, spurs are hosting atlanta tonight with kawhi leonard back from his concussion in a big way. leonard did not look like he missed a beat. hard to stop him when he is feeling it. spurs made 16 of 34 threes. everyone is turning in to the warriors. hardaway, jr. had this jam. 107-99, and spurs are tied with the dubs for first in the west. all right, ncaa women'

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love stanford sports.st weekend, i am sorry to bore you with that, local trivia, but we played one of the best teams in the country, oregon. we were down two with seven econds left. i would caution people that there is way more variation, way more contingency in this story. it could have been a lot different. with respect to the baltic states, i would just say, invite my colleague foreign president -- former president ilvis to speak next year. he will answer that question uch better than i could. i think being in nato is an important thing. that is not a trivial fact for vladimir putin. i am less worried about what he will do in the baltic states that i am about those states that are not in nato. i don't think it is a high probability we will see drama between russia and those states, at least in the honeymoon. when he is trying to secure other things from his colleague and what has. this information, my answer is yes, of course. ne of my colleagues at stanford, he wrote a famous article and book that is u

coming up, why it's a bigger deal for the family of one of the stanford players. >>> we back with thend forecast coming up >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> this afternoon, the stanford university women play in the basketball tournaments. they take on south carolina. one of stanford's top players will likely face off against her sister in the finals if they win win. >>> good luck to them. the san jose sharks' late season struggles continues. one of the best young hockey players in the league, mcdavid, scores to goals, san jose continues their canadian road trip tonight. >>> from sticks to bass, the pre- season version of the bay bridge series continues tonight. fans packed the stadium last night to see the giants and a's play. it was the unofficial start of the season, before opening day next week. >>> the a's pitcher pitched 40 perfect innings, the giants won three - nothing. the serious moves across the bay to oakland tomorrow. the game is se

>>> can the stanford cardinal overcome a huge deficit? >>> and a thriller in the final game of the elite eight. tip off next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> thousands of runners from all over the world hit the streets before dawn for the san francisco rock 'n' roll half marathon. the hilly course starts in golden gate park across the golden gate bridge and back through the city with a finish line at civic city plaza. rachel wood of great britain took the top prize for the women. there was music. rock 'n' roll music. keeps you running along from, huh? >> stanford? >> no men made it to the final four. local teams. well st. marys but they didn't make it. we have a final four team. the stanford women. not quite as impressive as the 110-game streak that yukon owns. outscored notre dame in the third to get back in. britney mcphee with the alley- oop. two of her 27 points. they trade hay makers. 13 lead changes. lindsey allen and notre dame is up one with 39 seconds left. stanford would answer. throws it into a crowd. aalanna smith makes the crush. put the

stanford will take on south carolina today. one of stanford's top players is senior guard carly samuelson. she will likely face off her sister in the finals. katie lieu plays for yukon which is riding a 111 game winning streak. >>> new pictures showing the aftermath of the 911 terror attacks in the pentagon. the chilling images now being released by the fbi. >> but first, a historic flight. how the space x flight is changing space travel. >> good morning. we can see traffic is off to a nice start in most areas including the golden gate bridge. southbound 101 traffic looks good. >> i'm tracking a warming trend for your bay area weekend. still dealing with some wind. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your friday and the extended coming up. >>> for the first time in space flight history the same rocket has been used in two separate missions. it sent a satellite into or bit and returned to earth landing up right on a platform. this same rocket was also used in a mission last year. the goal is to lower the cost of going to

. >> reporter: she is recovering here at stanford medical center after two nights spent in the woodsly are relieved. they say she has a few bumps and bruises and a minor foot injury. but she should be just fine. >> sit her down. >> reporter: a search for bethnee haury that started at 7:30 thursday night came to a happy ending this morning. 600 yards off skyline boulevard and 200 feet down a very steep and rocky ravine. he and his son lucas are extremely grateful that bethnee haury and camaro were found safe. >> we've heard a lot of stories. but we just thank god. thank god. the dog was sitting by her the whole time. when we called up for her, we heard her yell back. and then a couple seconds later, we heard the dog bark very clearly. camaro did his job. >> reporter: mike is a volunteer with contra costa county sure -- search and rescue team. his group found her and hiked her back to safety. she says once they spotted her, the training kicked in. >> she was sitting up shivering. very dehydrated. she wanted water. >> reporter: she has early-onset dementia and type two diabetes and had

had 20 for the cardinals to put stanford up. but the utes would pull away.ne of 15 stanford turnovers, leading to a dunk by bottom. next possession, bottom again, he finished with 26 points and three steals. utah win, 67-59, stanford closes the season at 14-16 and move on to the pac-12 tournament. >>> former cal quarterback david webb taking the field at the nfl combine. 49ers bosses are looking for a quarterback, and davis webb, a guy with an accurate arm, very strong arm as well. he's worked very hard in the weight room to try to transform his body. he could very well be the third quarterback taken behin watson and trabit ski. who might go number one. cal wideout cal hanson and michael rector also worked out today. but they were blown away by a pac-12 speedster, university of washington's john rosh. this is a combine record, 4.42 40-yard dash. adidas ran this big promotion, but they're not going to give ross his own island because he was wearing nikes today. he says he's okay with that. >> i really can't swim that well. and i don't have a boat. so, you kno

stanford pass rusher will also perform today. he is projected to go as high as number two. stanford's pro day kicks off this morning right there on campus. >>> the nfl is looking for ways to shorten the games. nfl commissioner roger gadell saying he wants to eliminate commercial breaks after kick off. the league is looking at fewer commercial breaks. 16 breaks instead of the current 21. the nfl is looking to bring in the replay tablet on the field where the referee can confer with the officials without walking to the sidelines. >>> an east bay high school basketball team is hoping to make history tomorrow nigh. the colts of james logan high school in union city of hope to win a state championship. >> and if they win it will be the school's first state title in any sport. they credit their success so far with their ability to overcome challenges by working together. >> beat it on the catch. >> it's way more than basketball. it's about liep. responsibility. believing in your teammates. >> reporter: the team lives up to the school slogan. diversity is our strength, unity is ou

women's ncaa tournament, stanford and texas in the sweet 16. went down 7 at the half and exploded and scored 25 points. mccall leading the way. 23 points and 12 boards, stanford, 77-66. they'll face notre dame in the elite eight. between the pipes and crack nell will drive to the net and lose the handle but off the skate of mailly.s. what are you doing? gives it right to him and scores his thirl goal of the night, first career hat trick and sharks get crushed by a final of 6-1. that is their fifth consecutive loss. that's a rap on morning sports. everybody have a great weekend. i'm larry beal. >> a new professional soccer team hits the pitch for the first time in san francisco. the deltas face the indy 11 in golden gate park at 7:00 p.m. they are part of the north america soccer league, a new level below the major league soccer division. play a total of 16 home matches and tickets start at 17 bucks, all home matches will be streamed on twitter. >> should be a nice night for that with temperatures in the 50s, dry, no rain concerns, but we're sti

she was found midmorning west of woodside and taken to stanford medical center. jackie ward is there. >> reporter: this is where bethnee haury is recovering after being lost in the woods for two nights with her dog camaro. family says she's doing relatively okay. a few bumps and bruises. minor foot injury. but she should be fine. >> set her down. set her down. >> reporter: a search for bethnee haury that started at 7:30 thursday nine -- night came to a happy ending. 600 yards of skyline boulevard and 200 feet down a rocky ravine. ed haury says he and his son lucas are grateful that bethany and camaro were found safe. >> you never know what's going to happen. we're just -- just thank god. thank god. the dog was sitting by her the whole time. we heard her yell back. and then a couple seconds later we heard the park, the dog bark very clearly. camaro did his job. >> reporter: mike mckinney is a volunteer with the contra costa county search and rescue team. it was his group that found her and hiked her back to safety. she says once they spotted her the training kicke

and found do stanford people were able to all help that's the second piece that helps them interpret the data and when the data came out a report last year the officers said wungs that didn't reflect everything but an intelligence section that says we saw this person go what we stopped this person and it can vary so analyzed by stanford that will come out individually with the crime populated place it had been because of probable cause is a detailed report go writing they went back by a to the back to the drawing board i think you want to continue working with the eis we can work and i'd like to know about the systems our it is capture and our phones rival what they have in that place over there and have anything that is in our system they use the outside contractors and with stanford is up to speed working with the department and knows that san francisco/oakland has encountered flaws in their report and fixing it with the department oakland i'm wondering if we'll hire an expert stanford has a running start what to look for a no, i was impressed by the conversations that they have we

and found do stanford people were able to all help that's the second piece that helps them interpret the data and when the data came out a report last year the officers said wungs that didn't reflect everything but an intelligence section that says we saw this person go what we stopped this person and it can vary so analyzed by stanford that will come out individually with the crime populated place it had been because of probable cause is a detailed report go writing they went back by a to the back to the drawing board i think you want to continue working with the eis we can work and i'd like to know about the systems our it is capture and our phones rival what they have in that place over there and have anything that is in our system they use the outside contractors and with stanford is up to speed working with the department and knows that san francisco/oakland has encountered flaws in their report and fixing it with the department oakland i'm wondering if we'll hire an expert stanford has a running start what to look for a no, i was impressed by the conversations that they have we

stanford went to the lockerroom trail. another cardinal would tie the game in the fourth and pull away. the game-high 18 poin s. that win gives stanford the pac-12 automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. >> the sharks ended the three- game winning streak when they faced the wild in minnesota. the pucks turns out to be jones jersey. it doesn't count. sharks couldn't pull off the wind. that's not enough. on the short end of the final score. >> all right. time is 5:50. a big night for some of the top stars in music. ♪ [ music ] >> up next, who walked away with a trophy and justin timberlake. mb . >>> one of the issues demon stray force will be advocating for is equal pay in the workplace. >> we had a march and something up wards of 40 million in the world marched. we need to support women in the workplace and at home. yep. we're not over yet. things continue. just a one-day event. these are ongoing events. that's what's really empowering. >> organizers are encouraging to wear red in solidarity. >> our time is 5:546789 a week af

there was no threat to stanford medical center patients in a separate building. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> all right, breaking news to our news room. belmont police are reporting a water main break at alameda and sharon avenue. this is a picture they tweeted out. it happened just before 10:00 tonight. the water department is just arriving on scene after a significant number of customers called claiming they had no water. the cause has not yet been determined and so far, there is no time as to when it will be repaired but we will continue to follow this and bring you the latest on the breaking news. >>> authorities say the pilot of an ultra light plane died today when it crashed. it happened 10:30 this morning at the airport in the city of oakdale about 15 miles northeast of modesto. the single engine quad city challenger aircraft hit a puckup truck during a landing and burst into flames. witnesses told the police the plane may have been experiencing engine trouble before touching down. authorities have not released the identity of the pilot

stanford will play arizona state at noon.tanford needs to win the pack 12 tournament to get into the big dance. cal plays oregon state at 2:30 p.m. the experts says cal needs two wins or more to get an invitation to the ncaa tournament. >>> nba history was made in dallas where durk was the first player to watch 36 points. 18 points, then hit this turnaround jumper early in the second. everyone in a [indiscernible]. mark - the others on the 30,000 point list is karma lone, kobe bryant, michael jordan and will chamberland. >>> oklahoma city -- russell westbrook continues his caliber season. westbrook had a franchise record, 58 points in a loss against the blazers. it's his second 50-point season. highest scoring game was from warriors, clay thompson who dropped 60 back in december. you might remember that, against the panthers. >>> all right. time is now 4:50. eat more of this, eat less of that. there's a new study on specific foods to eat or cut back on if you want to live longer. i lost my sight when i was 14 years old. so i

she was found mid-morning and staken to stanford medical cent. she only has a few bruises and a minor foot injury. here's more on how she was found. >> reporter: a search that started at 7:30 thursday night came to a happy ending at 10:30 in morning. 600 yards of skyline boulevard and 200 feet down a steep and rocky ravine. ed says he and his son lucas with extremely grateful that she and the dog were found safe. >> you never know what will happen. we've heard a lot of stories, but you just thank god. the dog was sitting right by here the whole time. when we called out for her she yelled back and a couple of seconds later we heard the dog bark very clearly, so he did his job. >> reporter: mike is a volunteer with the contra costa county search and rescue group. he says once they spotted her the training kicked in. >> she was sitting up, shivering, very dehydrated. >> reporter: bethany has early onset dementia and type 2 diabetes, and had never hiked the trail. >> she was going to hike with us, but she took off on her own. >> reporter: ed says he

where can stanford take it? they'll take it in another step towards the pac-12 opener.heir opener is not really a game getting them out to a 21-0 lead. samuelson with a little something to do with that and hitting six threes tonight, all sold and she played a little defense here too. she will steal it, gets the cardinal out on the breaks. onto erica mccall with eight points, nine rebounds. they were up 20 at half time. they didn't turn around. but they swung that ball around for brittany mcphee with the three ball. stanford hit all nine of those. they were 0-16 from the three and 16 of 65 shooting on the night. it helped as you would play the team that can't shoot. thankful for stanford tonight. >>> cal women, they were not so fortunate up against the number one seed. and beavers are out to a 20-7 lead. sydney weeps for them with a sweet left-handed shot. up nine at half and against the cal teams. nice move inside. she has 26 points and nine rebounds. she can't do it all and there is that. again for three. 26 points. stanford with an easy winner. and well cal had a roug

brian: we have an aerial view of stanford university right where you are right now.here were you when you took this picture? thomas: in a helicopter i had charted. we simply flew over the campus and i took the pictures. brian: after all -- thomas: obviously a handheld camera. brian: the tower we see is the hoover institution. thomas: it is. brian: you have been there how long? is, my since 1980, which heavens. brian: about 36 years. how has stamford changed since you've been on the -- stanford changed since you've been on the campus? thomas: i am one of the least informed on what is going on on the campus. i never planned to teach again, and the hoover institution was becauseect place for me of a loving to do the work i wanted to do, research and writing and so on, and had nothing to do with the rest of the campus. that has been my policy the entire time i have been here. it has been the happiest and most productive part of my career. brian: there is something, i wondered if you were aware of this, there is something on @thomassowell that you did not start. not thoma

i loved finishing stanford, and i loved what i learned there.ut when i think about, i think about how many technologies that come out that people doubt at first. and then i think about the technologies that people thought wouldn't work in the first few years. people still nothing instagram will work it sometimes. it's hard to refute at this point. emily: you went on to google. you interned at odeo, and shared a desk with jack dorsey. what was that like? kevin: when i showed up for my first day of work, i got this puzzled look, and they said, that is right, we hired an intern. but they were super nice to me. and without that experience, i don't think i would have the same passion for social media as i do today. jack is super creative and an awesome engineer as well. it was great to meet them and learn from them very early on. emily: what did you learn? kevin: you learn that your first idea doesn't always work out. i learned at odeo, not at twitter. as they made the transition, i realized that often when you are a company, you need to put it into

she visited uc berkeley yesterday and stanford today.7 news reporter lonnie rivera shares the justice's message. >> reporter: she received a standing ovation even before justice season na sotomayor spoke one word on this stanford stage. she was appointed to the supreme court in 2009 by president obama but today, the first latina justice connected with students as a former student herself. >> i figured out first how to be a generally informed citizen. >> she told the audience curious people go further. that curiosity helped to shape her as a person long before she became a supreme court justice. >> what were your greatest fears and hopes upon joining the supreme court? >> would i be good enough. you know? i tell people if you have a new experience and you're not a little scared, you're conceited. >> but how do you deal with the fact that your incredible success has given you a perspective that's completely different from that of many people with whom you'd like to empathize? >> living in two worlds. i'm a member of a lot of different worl