we'll be right back with cristela alonzo.oderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expectations. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, control is possib

ken: well, alonzo horton was a smart guy and he knew when he laid out this whole area and started selling it for development he could get more money for the corner lots. been talking a lot about san diego, its proximity to the water. where can we go next to see the water? ken: i think a place to see water from a higher perspective would be to go to the cabrillo national monument. they're kind of moving. if you're up for that -- yeah, let's do that. ken: we are coming up along harbor drive. there are a lot of exhibits from the museum. and coming up on this sailing ship, this is the oldest sailing ship -- certainly iron hold this operated- between san francisco and there was the earthquake in san francisco, ferrying people back and forth. people could go out into san diego bay and have a great time, have dinner cruises, things like that. people are aware -- if you are a server, you know what the surf conditions are. there's good form, there is whatever it is. surfing is a big part. water condition, water temperature, and how turbulent is the water, what is it going to look like? things like

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alonzo, good young player with a three ball before the buzzer. ucla was up 20 at the half. cal makes a come back. ivan rab went for 17 points and 20 boards. cal gets within five and no closer. ucla wins 81-71 cal one and two in conference play. >>> warriors watch us host number 5 gonzaga, putting on a show. the lefty finishing, 36 points, 11 boards, six assists. smooth on the step back. gonzaga rolls 95-80, they are now 15-0. remember 19 saint mary's, still thinking about matthew with the bucks. another aussie, they have seven aussies on their roster. jacques completing the alley-oop then goes down hard. went for 24 points. he's okay. dale is on a 13-0 run. saint mary's 87-66, they are now 13-1. stanford at number 25, usc, three seconds left in the half. jordan mclauchlin, where is the defense? he just knives right through. 36-28 trojans the break, second half, 30 on one. stanford falls 72-56. in the nhl big national story was columbus seeing their 16-game winning streak end, with a thud the blue jackets lose 5-0 to washington. the sharks and the wild pickup the second peri

alonzo showed us he is a full grown man.e road win for the number 13 wildcats. 96-85. >>> gimme a big reveal. is it a distraction from loyola marymount? brandon brown with two minutes left gave the lions a 1 point lead. final seconds broncos ball somebody had to play hero. why not jared brownridge? at the three-second mark broncos won it 64-63. brownridge scored 25 and won't pay for a meal in santa clara tonight. broncos are 5-3 in the west coast conference. >>> to golf. pga stop in palm desert. phil mickelson at the 8th hole. third round 8 shots behind this fella adam hadwin, i never heard of him, either, got up and down here at 18 to become the 8th player to shoot a 59! yeah, 59. i didn't stutter. the canadian has a one-shot lead headed into sunday's final round. >>> nfl. if any team can get it done to the patriots it's the steelers. sunday here on kpix 5, at 3:30, afc championship, and, ha, the steelers are six-point underdogs but hang on to something. story and analysis coming up on the "5th quarter" postgame show. on th

alonzo, good young player with a three ball before the buzzer. ucla was up 20 at the half. makes a come back. ivan rab went for 17 points and 20 boards. cal gets within five and no closer. ucla wins 81-71 cal one and two in conference play. >>> warriors watch us host number 5 gonzaga, putting on a show. the lefty finishing, 36 points, 11 boards, six assists. smooth on the step back. gonzaga rolls 95-80, they are now 15-0. remember 19 saint mary's, still thinking about matthew with the bucks. another aussie, they have seven aussies on their roster. jacques completing the alley-oop then goes down hard. went for 24 points. he's okay. dale is on a 13-0 run. saint mary's 87-66, they are now 13-1. stanford at number 25, usc, three seconds left in the half. jordan mclauchlin, where is the defense? he just knives right through. 36-28 trojans the break, second half, 30 on one. stanford falls 72-56. in the nhl big national story was columbus seeing their 16-game winning streak end, with a thud the blue jackets lose 5-0 to washington. the sharks and the wild pickup the second period,

the first of two goals for their full—back, marcus alonzo, set them on their way.rtune indeed tempt costa away, plenty of attacking riches still remain. pedro has surely sealed it for chelsea! on a night where some thought their season would unravel, chelsea proved their resolve. their lead at the top is now seven points over tottenham. their main man is in a very different place. harry kane ended the week he became a parent with a hat—trick against west brom. a match ball that will make a nice souvenir for someone. the little girl has been great. got a good missus, getting up at night, letting me sleep. busy week, but one i have enjoyed and obviously i enjoyed today as well. there were four goals too for arsenal. their comfortable route to victory makes things very uncomfortable at swansea. the new boss, paul clement, needs some answers, fast. perhaps he should look to marco silva for inspiration. hull city's latest appointment marked his first league match in charge with victory against bournemouth. the tigers revitalised and had their first win since november. b

feeding alonzo ball. good player. bruins, three before the buzzer. and ucla 20. don coleman off the bench with 15, switching hands in the lane. cal within five but ucla holds on. bob meyers watching host number five gonzaga. usf down ten. nigel williams-goss is a serious player. smooth on the setback. 95-80 and gonzaga are 15-0. st. mary's hosting byu. another aussie star in emmet narr, completing the alley-oop, went down hard. st. mary's leading over the cougars in the second half. we have more hoops. st stanford and usc, michael humphrey. that's how i would dunk if i could. untouched trojans at half. second half. three-on-one, and trojans leading 62-48. nhl, columbus saw the 16 game streak end with a thud. lose 5-0 to washington. and minnesota playing for the first time since win streak snapped by columbus. fires top shelf offer the glove. sharks 1-0, and joel winning the face-off here, going to the net, and he scores. 2-0. but sharks unable to hold leads in the game. eric stahl beats martzin jones, shaky in the third. right now leading 5-4 in the third. rookie

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. >> alonzo thornton says his grandmother live ns the sas in building month where this was broadcast.hite victim with mental health issues being abused by four black individuals. >> hear teeing wing it was in t it is appalling. >> reporter: the suspects face a slew of charges including aggravated kidnapping, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and hate crimes. the judge denied the suspect's bond and scolded them in open court, saying, i am wondering where was the sense of decency that each of you should have had. one familiar py member of the t female suspects apologized outside of court. the suspects showing no emotion when prosecutors described their alleged every move. from suspect jordan hill picking up the victim as this mcdonald's on new year's eve to hill allegedly beating the victim before these cameras started rolling. once they did, according to prosecutors, hill even asked for rand some. >> the defendant hill communicates with the victim's mother and demands $300 ransom in exchange for getting her son back. >> when a neighbor called police, that's when prosecutors say t

alonzo king's provides dance events for 5 bucks.n sunday from 1:00 to 5:00, you can learn hip pop, jazz, contemporary and you can be a beginner. and finally, cork art. >> let's take a paint brush, maybe even sharpies and put that on there to create, for example, a penguin. >> you, too, can create creatures made out of corks. this is an extension of another show. who new cork could be used as stamps or be made into lovely jewelry? it's on sunday from 1:00 to 4:00. keep me, as you can see, far, far away from the craft table. i'm not so good. for more on these events, hop on to our website, abc7.com and click on our link to hoodline. i'm reggie aqui. whatever you do, enjoy your weekend. >>> and after days of outages in castro valley, we have a live report coming up. >>> dan has a look at abc7 news at 5:00. >> an old case is raising new questions, a kidnapping vallejo woman and missing evidence. >>> also, president-elect trump and state leaders willing to take him on. >>> can't tell if it's fake or >>> can't tell if it's fake or real ne

a man shot and killed with a question of mentality in san diego, california, albert alonzo, his fatherns us. richard olango. these are the cases that we want the senate to make sure they have backboned a deal with. i want to hear -- impressive linda. it seems age isn't slowing you down. but your immune system weakens as you get older increasing the risk for me, the shingles virus. i've been lurking inside you since you had chickenpox. i could surface anytime as a painful, blistering rash. one in three people get me in their lifetime, linda. will it be you? and that's why linda got me zostavax, a single shot vaccine. i'm working to boost linda's immune system to help protect her against you, shingles. zostavax is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults fifty years of age and older. zostavax does not protect everyone and cannot be used to treat shingles or the nerve pain that may follow it. you should not get zostavax if you are allergic to gelatin or neomycin, have a weakened immune system or take high doses of steroids are pregnt oplan to become pregnant. the most common side effe

alonzo showed us he is a full grown man. huge road win for the number 13 wildcats. 96-85. we got a big reveal. is it a distraction from loyola marymount? dark uniforms of santa clara into the game brandon brown with two minutes left gave the lions a 1 point lead. final seconds broncos ball somebody had to play hero. why not jared brownridge? at the three-second mark broncos won it 64- 63. brownridge scored 25 and won't pay for a meal in santa clara tonight. broncos are 5-3 in the west coast conference. >>> i'm not done. i'm coming back with something really big. i mean big! big! you won't believe it. >> okay. we'll stick around. >> leave it at that. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up in our next half- hour we are keeping an eye on the massive march in downtown san francisco. and we'll go back out live to melissa caen in washington where it all started. >> not exactly a warm welcome to washington for president trump on his first day on the job. >> president trump's first full day in office included a visit to cia headquarters. i'm weijia jang at the white house with the

. >> elainea alonzo makes time for breakfast after years of skipping it. >> i always thought i was notgry, and now i realize how much energy this gives me. >> reporter: new scientific statement from the american heart association says that eating shore of your calories earlier in the day may help keep the heart healthy. >> people who consume breakfast on a regular basis have lower risk of cardiovascular disease. >> reporter: studies show eating earlier when your body can metal ice food may lower risk factors like obesity, high blood pressure and cholesterol. spreading your calories across more smaller meals benefits the heart. >> consume a balanced diet, obviously but if this can be ton in the context of more frequent meals, during the waking hours, not too close to bedtime and earlier in the the day that is ideal. >> reporter: that should start with a healthy breakfast. >> if you don't ritualized something it is really easy to fall away. >> reporter: but studies show about 20 to 30 percent of the adults in the you had skip breakfast. researchers say it is important to plan meals, incl

the first of two home goals from their full—back marcus alonzo sent them on their way.ties remained. pedro has surely sealed it for chelsea! on a night when some thought their season would unravel, chelsea proved their resolve. their lead at the top is now seven points over tottenham. their main man is a very different place. harry kane ended the week he became a parent with a hat—trick against west brom. a match ball that will make a nice souvenir for someone. i have had a busy week, but one i have enjoyed and obviously i enjoyed today as well. there were four goals for arsenal. their comfortable route to victory makes things very uncomfortable at swansea. the new boss, paul clement, needs some answers, fast. perhaps he should look to marco silva for inspiration. hull city's latest appointment marked his first match with victory against bournemouth. the tigers revitalised and had their first win since december. burnley has been surprising people, not least by bringing joey barton back. five minutes into his return, he's back to making headlines on the pitch. this is fa

folks across this country, the high profile, and then there's some here, terrance sterling, you have alonzo smith, rafael driscoll. you hear the folks that are here. but again, i deal with mothers every single day. this is a huge, huge issue. it's not the michael browns. it's not the trayvon martins. i can go through numbers just rolling through my phone and tell you the numbers. know that any of us in this room, predominantly, though, it will be the african-american population that will be impacted by this. but it could impact any of us. so yes, we need to organize, and with eneed to address policy. because we have to attack this on every single front. one thing will not work. so we need to deal with it in every form, fashion that we possibly can. so everything that we've talked about today, and will talk about, we need to look at and see if we can get the changes necessary. thank you. >> i was going to say, yeah, i think we need both. i also believe in knowing your lane. and i've had to learn that. a lot of people would wonder how i would answer this question because i've always been -- i

in the early 1600s, 1610s and 1620s, a jesuit priest named alonzo de sandoval began to minister to newly arrived africans in the port city of cartagena in what is today colombia. sandoval worked at the jesuit college there. he was a jesuit 150 years before the founding of georgetown. as he met with sick and dying africans on the docks in cartagena, sandoval began to have some doubts about the morality of the system of slavery that he encountered. he began to ask some pesky questions of his colleagues, jesuits around the atlantic world. like whether those africans he was meeting with in cartagena had been illegally enslaved. a jesuit priest named luis brandao who was stationed across the ocean wrote a letter addressing his concerns, a truly remarkable letter that tried to ease sandoval's conscience. sandoval included the letter in a massive thome that he published in seville he published in 1627 called "on restoring ethiopian salvation." there is a title page from that thome on the left and a part of the manuscript on the right i want to tell you about. and i want to thank one of my gradu