so for example, more than 65,000 arizona state university students have used adaptive course ware over the past six years that is personalized to their learning style and their speed so take college algebra as an example, one of the biggest hurdles, i know it was for me, the one of the biggest hurdles in many colleges when arizona state implemented the aleks adaptive course ware last year, the student success rate -- meaning grades of a, b, or c, went up 20 percentage points. and perhaps more importantly the underprepared students -- those were students who had low math placement scores coming into those courses -- improved their success rates by 28 percentage points. realm two includes fully online degree programs. through realm two, instructional designers at asu connect faculty expertise with unique learning needs of online degree seekers to develop teams of courses on the latest research about how people learn. many universities are developed by teams instead of relying solely on the intuition of professors. that's how most college courses are designed as a solo practitioner where

innovation alliance which is a group of 11 public universities throughout the country including arizona state, georgia state, ohio state, the university of texas at austin, the university of california at riverside and a number of other universities. this alliance has really focused on increasing the graduation rates of low-income students on their campuses by sharing resources and by sharing knowledge, and in just the last three years, it was just announced recently by the alliance, it has increased the number of low-income graduates by 25% and which is going to put it on track for its goal and its creation which is 68,000 under graduates and low, and the socioeconomic status by the year 2025, right? so 25% increase in just the first three years. we really think we need to do the same for student across the u.s., and across the u.s. and give the promise of higher education to the talent that we have across this great country. thank you for the opportunity to be here today, and we look forward to the conversation. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. blakely, michael, will and jeff for your

i'm special adviser to president michael crowe at arizona state university. i joined asu as an adviser four years ago, after writing about higher education as a journalist and author for nearly two decades because i was attracted to arizona state's deep commitment in pushing innovation on multiple fronts, to improve college attainment. it's a mission that is not only spelled out in asu's charter, but it's really, when you go to asu, it's really infused throughout the culture, from top administrators to literally every staff member on campus. and there's really three components that drive this mission. the first is to measure success not by whom we exclude, which is really how prestige is unfortunately measured in american higher education, it's really showered on a small group of institutions, who really today as i said earlier enroll less than 1% of american undergraduates. asu really believes that learning is for everyone and that everyone can learn. second, asu measures productivity, research productivity not only whether it's good for academics, but wheth

i'm special adviser to president michael crowe at arizona state university. i joined asu as an adviser for four years ago after writing about higher education as a journalist and author for nearly two decades because i was attracted to arizona state's deep commitment in pushing innovation on multiple fronts, to improved college attainment. it's a mission that is not only spelled out in asu's charter but it's really, when you good to asu it's really infused throughout the culture from top administrators to literally every staff member on campus and there's three components that drive this mission, the first is to measure success not by whom we exclude, which is really how prestige is unfortunately measured in american higher education. it's really showered on a small group of institutions who really today as i said earlier enroll less than 1% of american undergraduate and asu really believes that learning is for everyone and that everyone can learn. second, asu measures productivity, research productivity not only whether it's good for academics but whether it

one last night over arizona state. 74-15. does macau by 24. that is your sports update at this hour. have a terrific one. i will see you later on. >>> a new push to get people to the slopes. a subway in the sky is a gondola that would move people all the way to the ski resort without using any road. they say it would be another tourist attraction that would clear up traffic and parking for locals.>> the cities used to use underground subways. a subway in the sky is something that really offers grand vistas, a way to get people moving from place to place. >> new resident say they are in favor of this proposal but it's just a concept. no word on when this idea will be off the ground.>> i think that would be super co just saying. >> we have snow in the forecast. -- do we have snow in the forecast?>> no snow in the forecast. this is the indication for the mountain snowfall totals. above average for this time of year. looking good in terms of the rain bucket but right now we need more before the end of the raining season. right now we are good with

.>>> coming up stanford battle arizona state. down on the farm in a big pack 12 matchup. joe will tell us how they made out coming up next in sports. >>> the warriors continued to breeze through the coldest part of the country. in the process tied a record. chicago was to stop where steve carr was reunited with his old teammates. draymond green and andre sat this one out. they lost jordan bell on the first score of the game. he came down on his ankle after the jam buyer --. he had to be taken to the locker room. warriors trailed by 3 at the half. 3rd quarter runs outscoring the bulls for -- seven three- pointers on the night. stefan curry hit six three- pointers. warriors defense clamped down allowing chicago just 12 points in the quarter. the bulls got closer in the fourth. this play finish it. kevin durant and traffic plus the file. 119-112 warriors. it ties the franchise record. they will be in houston on friday to try to make it 15 in a row is the end their five- game road trip. >>> the rest of the pack 12 was surprised to be stanford tied for first place after five g

. >>> cal tonight, on bobblehead night, welcome to arizona state, five minutes left, sun devils streaking downcourt, from the corner and as they quiet the crowd, arizona state 81-73 the bears losing six straight in a row. >>> look at this lonely university of pacific fan. tigers in white, hosting st. mary and is still by the tiger. a jam on the other end, leading but too much time left. once they lockton, forget about it. he úman down and in, scoring 32. st. marys won its 14 striking. >>> the square was willing in santa clara, hosting gonzaga who lost a st. marys taking it out on them. inside, bouncing back 75-60. >>> case keenum and the vikings are one win away from hosting the super bowl on its own field. that has never happened. nick foles and the eagles are in the way, each quarterback became starters because of injuries. two seasons ago, both regime aids on a 7-9 ramstein. >> i wasn't aware of a flowchart but i know this is what all you guys predicted. good jive to all you who predicted that. >> the vikings, a slight favor against the eagles. the game will be here on channel 5, patri

they won five straight including an upset over 16th ranked arizona state on wednesday.s, all of his 15 points came in the final stages of this game. the three ball there with 4 1/2 to play. and they're up by three. minute and a half left. pickens. oh, no. loses it. parker, jackson, cartwright. scooped to the hoop. three seconds left. stanford now down two. it's pickens for the win! he arizona survives 73-71. stanford drops to 5-2 in the pac-12, 11-9 overall. >> i'm proud of the guys, and it was -- it was a battle, and outside the first six, eight, ten minutes of the game i thought we joined the battle and competed at a very high level. there were a lot of positives that we'll take away and obviously a ton of things that we can learn from as well. but at the end of the day i think we competed at a high level. >>> cal hosting arizona state. big game for marcus lee. 10 of 13 from the field. with authority on the put-back right there. led all scorers with 23 points. using that big frame down low. cal was down five. couldn't get any closer, though. remy martin. like a smooth

stanford hosting arizona state. 39th to eclipse that barrier. she has 24. the cal women, they cruised past arizona. tiger woods back at torrey pines. 1.3 shots back making the cut. rallies on the back nine. it went in, trust me. woods rallies. right on the cut line so that means tiger will play this weekend but ten strokes off. check out bret on the snowmobile. turkot wins his second gold medal in as spin. joe parsons spins around and finishes backwards. high degree of difficulty. and sticks the landing. >> you would have done a 360. >> i am not sure if that is the most intelligent approach but he nailed it. we are fired up because we had the warriors last weekend and tomorrow night warriors versus celtics a possible nba final preview. we have post game afterwards. out at the oracles arena. all t

losin stanford hosting arizona state. 39th to eclipse that barrier. she has 24.they cruised past arizona. tiger woods back at torrey pines. 1.3 shots back making the cut. rallies on the back nine. it went in, trust me. woods rallies. right on the cut line so that means tiger will play this weekend but ten strokes off. check out bret on the snowmobile. turkot wins his second gold medal in as spin. joe parsons spins around and finishes backwards. high degree of difficulty. and sticks the landing. >> you would have done a 360. >> i am not sure if that is the most intelligent approach but he nailed it. we are fired up because we had the warriors last weekend and tomorrow night warriors versus celtics a possible nba final preview. we have post game afterwards. out at the oracles arena. all the analysis. >> >>> we appreciate your time, i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze, >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- adam levine. from "the detour", jason jones. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from maroon 5. and now, just arriving, he

. >> jeff slingo, arizona state university. >> julie young, arizona state university. >> justin borad . >> j.b. millican, the chancellor of the city university of new york. >> i'm matt segalman from vernon technologies. >> rick o'donnell from skills fund. >> diane dobacer from the kansas department of commerce. >> thank you. well, i would like to thank our first group of presenters, jeff, anat and ben for giving us a lot to think about and certainly your presentations have generated a lot of questions amongst this group and probably beyond. i would like to just start our discussion with a question and then invite any of the rest of our participants to join in and pose questions. let's just have a free-flowing discussion about what we have heard in this first section. i would like to begin by asking each of you to comment briefly when you were considering your unique approaches to meeting students needs, how did you go about considering the question of delivering quality and insuring quality. >> i can give a quick answer to that. we built minerva, just published a book if you are inter

. >>> college hoops tonight, stanford hoping arizona state. might want to guard reed travis.by 11, josh sharma, the big guy with the block. sharma, please don't squees the sharma! he had 14. cardinal up 6. davis. now tied for first with arizona. the cats were in berkley. check out your alma mater. 41-28. cal's down. justice suing. more than 11, but the wildcats, too talented. alonso treer. and diondre aden, 7'1", 250. that's what 7'1", 250 will do for you. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> this is where the mono's mey made. >> abc 7 news continue now

number 23, cal, just lost to ucla, taking on arizona state. three seconds left, first half. this is asia thomas, the drive. oh, nice. team high 25. but the bears were down eight, and do not get any closer. keyiana ivis with the jumper. at 26, cal loses their second in a row. abc7 sports by river rock casino. and jon gruden bro

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a researcher, a social scientist, got a hold of of the conviction numbers, which the state of arizonaidden from the population, lying to the population about the effects of immigration. he found that illegal immigrann the state of arizona were more than twice as likely to commit murder and more likely to commit crimes of all kinds, violent and property crimes. given that, those are facts, how can you reassure the legal residents of arizona of all backgrounds that this is good for them? i don't understand. >> we and cities throughout our community have seen great success stories and people feel work through with the police department and there is trust. we've had folks who did not have legal immigration status but were willing to work with the police department and have been very important in helping us particularly with drug-related crimes. >> tucker: but do you acknowledge the reality of what i just said? the study, which got a hold of arizona state numbers, which are legitimate, said that people illegally in arizona are far more likely to commit serious crime. do you not believe tha

cal lost it arizona state 80- 71. and that is sports at this hour. have a terrific saturday, and i will see you later on in the day. >>> a beautiful weekend for skiers and snowboarders. this is what tahoe resort look like yesterday. no snow, but more is reportedly on the way. >> it sure is. right now they are getting a little bit of snow across the southern sierra. so let's show you the high def doppler to show you what is happening. it brought us a good amount of rain yesterday for some folks and now moved further east. it is cold enough in places around yosemite for to bring snow, but in the chicago area there was still a little bit of a/they were dealing with. it was not quite cold enough. you can see the rain along the foothills and we are looking dry. there is also low clouds out there look at that great view from san francisco. you can see the visibility being impacted for some areas. but the temperatures are feeling a little bit warmer than normal. 51 and oakland, 54 in san jose. so we are a little bit warmer than what we usually get at this h

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number 23, cal, just lost to ucla, taking on arizona state. three seconds left, first half. this is asia thomas, the drive. oh, nice. team high 25. but the bears were down eight, and do not get any closer. keyiana ivis with the jumper. at 26, cal loses their second in a row. abc7 sports by river rock casino. and jon gruden broadcasts his final game tomorrow on abc. titans/chiefs at 1:00. >> then off to collect a hundred million bucks. >> yes, >>> all right, that's our report this first week of 2018. we appreciate your time. >> right now, thank you very much, and we'll watch jimmy kimmel with armie hamme >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- armie hammer -- from "mudbound," jason clarke -- this week in unnecessary censorship -- and music from they. and now, take it take it take it jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi. thanks a lot, i appreciate it. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching, thanks for coming. it's friday night. let's try to make the best of it. hey, you know there's a bomb cyclone on the east

. >>> stanford against arizona state. defense leads offense in the cardinals second half. stanford beat 16th ranked asu86-77. the eagles are 3-point underdogs at the championship just like they were last weekend when they beat atlanta. lane johnson dawned this after the game. fans wanted to get in on the fun bought up all of the masks on amazon and inundated the factory in china which is now double the cost of the mask. >> we haven't gotten a cut which is bad business. next time i'm going to buy a mask from somewhere else. >> i want people to know it's hard to see out of those masks so you put them on you can't really watch the game, just warning you. >> the referee, keep an eye. oh that was his hairpiece that unfortunately flew off his head. but you know what very casual, pig it up, put it right back on. >> oh. >> there you go. >> looks good on you though. and nobody noticed. i don't think anybody in the stands even noticed. >> but cbs eye on the community... presented by target. art and history spark connections across cultures, igniting curiosity, conversation, and insp

a professor at arizona state university is getting $6.4 million to test, this is great, a k9 cancer vaccine. steven johnson has been working on the vaccine for ten years. it's already been tested on myself. the goal is to prevent all types of cancer in dogs. at least 800 dogs will take part in the testing. a warning tonight for parents about a bizarre challenge on social media. it is called the tied pods challenge. they're putting the pods in their mouth experts warn that causing even a small amount of diarrhea will cause diarrhea and vomiting. new england woman to sell her wedding dress trade me, on the web side trade me she said it it was only worn once by mistake. the dress is stunning. but while it was a good choice her groom wasn't so great. right now the dress has more than 30 bidders and is going for $6,656 make lemonade out of lemons. >> that's what you got to do with it. we'll be right back. ooooooh snap!! every truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you g

democrats to weigh in and watch the president's state of the union speech in the battle ground state of arizonaate so important when it comes to mid-term elections, senator's seat up for grabs, and so many things president honed in on, including daca effecting those who live in this great state. first who are republicans? all right democrats? okay this should be easy question let's see who voted for donald trump. all republicans. no democrats voted for president trump. okay. i want to talk to you. you teach at a school that likely has dreamers. that was a big portion of the speech giving path to 1.8 million dreamers when he said he would put them on a pang th to citizenship you don't buy it, why. >> because people think he has a big heart but truth is he doesn't because if he did wouldn't have repealed it to begin with. he set the community in a panic. i have students constantly worried, hey when i go home are my parent going to be there or not. >> your first generation immigrant but you like the line americans are dreamers too, you like it, why? >> because it's true everybody comes here has a

home cook against arizona state, a big block and a big night against the 25th ranked sun devils.e becomes the 39th cardinal to hit the 1,000 point mark. he won tonight 74-50, cal women weren't quite as lucky against arizona. enjoy your weekend. >> we will. i still want the recipe. >> i know, i know it. monday will be better. >> all right. >>> correction, correction. >> the score update. >> cal beat arizona by 24 in women's hoop. lady bears, good job. >> nothing else on a friday. we are accurate. >> bears and cardinals won. we love that. have a great weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs know, we normally don't tape on fridays. instead, we preshoot two shows on thursdays. but sometimes after we're done taping, trump continues to happen. well, last night, at 8:15, we learned that donald trump tried to fire robert mueller last june, so that uncrossable line in the ethical sand, turns out trump crossed it seven months ago. i can't wait to find out about the nuke he launched on thanksgiving. ultimately, trump backed down after white house counsel don magan threatened to resign, but it

>> hmm, well, joey was a senior at arizona state university when we got the -- the horrible news that he had passed away in his bedroom overnight after a college party. he'd been out with friends the night before, and they'd gone to the nightclubs in the area to celebrate a birthday and an early graduation for a friend. came back to his apartment, and he basically just went to sleep and didn't wake up. i would describe joey as pretty much the all-american kid. he loved sports. while he was -- i think he started four -- like 4 years old all the way through high school, he was playing virtually every sport you could imagine. his special love was football, and he played football the last four years of his high school time, but...he was just a really fun guy to be around. he was everybody's friend. he walked in the room, and everybody was attracted to him. he was beautiful, i think. he was just a gorgeous-looking guy. um, he was just a really genuine person and somebody that people seemed to gravitate to, you know, one way way or the other for, you know, consultation or friendship -- what

home cook against arizona state, a big block and a big night against the 25th ranked sun devils.e becomes the 39th cardinal to hit the 1,000 point mark. he won tonight 74-50, cal women weren't quite as lucky against arizona. enjoy your weekend. >> we will. i still want the recipe. >> i know, i know it. >>> correction, correction. >> the score update. >> cal beat arizona by 24 in women's hoop. lady bears, good job. >> nothing else on a friday. we are accurate. >> bears and cardinals won. we love that. have a great weekend. >> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. according to my first guest, no more dentures. and with us we have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus o

number 23, cal, just lost to ucla, taking on arizona state. three seconds left, first half. this is asia thomas, the drive. oh, nice. team high 25. but the bears were down eight, and do not get any closer. keyiana ivis with the jumper. at 26, cal loses their second in a row. abc7 sports by river rock casino. and jon gruden broadcasts his final game tomorrow on abc. titans/chiefs at 1:00. >> then off to collect a hundred million bucks. >> yes, do sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> all right, that's our report this first week of 2018. we appreciate your time. >> right now, thank you very much, and we'll watch jimmy kimmel with armie hammer

had he are 3-0 in conference play. >>> cal coming off a loss taking on arizonas state, three secondseft, first half, asia thomas beats the buzzer nice scoop to the hoop had 25. bears down eight. kiana ives had 26. that's my daughter's name but that's not her. so we didn't win mega millions. i was going to say, i don't want to name name but the same person buys the tickets for us all the time ye does she even buy tickets. could be using it for car payments. >> on record if we were to win we'll donate our share of the pool to see that dance. >> see we have to see that dance. >> that's worth the money. >> that would be my last dance. >> thanks very much. coming up, house search, swat team descends on a quiet suburb after a fake 911 call, tonight that terrified family is sharing their story, you will hear it. >>> also caltrans is taking action after an i-team reports on a dangerous stretch. but grieving mother says it's not enough that's coming up abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7, hope to s (ominous music) (gentle dramatic music) - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases, one i

you went to arizona state university and you studied drama there and you've said how you were very disappointedebody with cerebral palsy and they cast an able—bodied person in the role. so i was a straight—a student in theatre. i knew i had talent, a new that i was a good actress and i knew that i wasn't getting cast but i couldn't figure out why. so senior year they had a story about a girl with cerebral palsy i was like, i was literally born to play this! and then i didn't get the role and when i asked why they said it was because i couldn't do the stunts. the reality was the university was reflecting hollywood, which shuns people with disabilities. we are by far the largest minority in the world. we are 20% of the population and only 2% of the images you see on american television. of those 2%, 95% are played by non—disabled actors. a lot of us in the disability community, which is kind of led by me, i'm kind of the queen of us, find it very, very offensive for a non—disabled actors to play a visible disability on screen. we think of it like race. it's not something that you can act. when so

. >>> grand canyon state took on arizona. they knock down the 3 to give them the lead. the bears hung on to win, 53- 51. >>> ohio state beats number one michigan state today on the men's side. >> you have a full plate tonight on game day. >> yeah. and that plus i, tonya. have you seen the movie? >> i have seen it. have you seen it? >> i did. we interviewed christie yomaguc ci. >> you learn a lot about tonya harding. >>> coming up in the next half hour, you've never seen a weather related pileup like this before. the damage the arctic blast in the east is doing inside some of the nation's busiest airports. h-o-a.. under fire "open >>> i don't think it's a good idea because they're going to steal my bike. >> a northern california hoa under fire for an open door policy. why homeowners are facing fines if they close their garages. >>> people are laid off all the time but rarely do we hear of dogs losing their jobs. why legal marijuana could mean the end of the road for hundreds of pot-sniffing pooches, that's coming up. projection

>>s the hosting arizona state big night for brittany mcphee storing the 1,000th point in a stanford uniform. over the 1,000 barrier 24 points as stanford rolls 74-50 in the cal women over arizona oefrp. espn came out with a scathing report indicated michigan state athletic covered up numerous sexual assault cases in the past decade. one report says the basketball coach would retire. but tonight he is not going anywhere. the football coach made a similar remark saying they would cooperate with investigations denying wrong doing opinion 789 oejd a's hold the fan fess tomorrow at jack london square. they get a lookty new jerseys, worn during the friday home game in upcoming season. let us reveal right now, leading off the lead off hit he marcus sim onhalf tucked in half outlook. best runway model matt chapman. let's see zoolander. thank you very much with the pose. a little golf. tiger woods his return after a year of rehab trying to get that back fixed. round 2 at torrey pines looked bad. slammed his club on 13 into rough. took a drop next shot. bounces off took a double bogey. at one point t

it is no longer surprised after what they did against arizona state.'s team. once ranked as high as three met this season. first half action. davies -- history of his 19 points. stafford took a two-point lead to the locker room. the cardinal went on a run to start the second half. travis muscles his way to the hoop and gets a shot to fall. 18 points for travis. sun devils pool within 2. stanford stretched it out again. davis to josh. 747 off the bench for 14 points. cardinal 86-77. set up for a first-place showdown on saturday against arizona.>>> trying to slow the wildcats down in berkeley. the bears hanging with the 14th ranked team early. drives the lane and makes a nice touch shot. by halftime they were down 10. arizona shot 57 -- 58%. cartwright -- then it was jackson cartwright on the assist. he lost -- aidan had 20. all five wildcat starters in double figures. 79-58.>>> a strange confluence of events is shaping up before sunday's afc championship game between new england and jacksonville. the patriots are favored which is to be expected. there i

and has taught at yale, duke, and arizona state. you'll forgive me, um, economics are not my area of expertise. i wallow in ignorance but, um, china looks different every time i come. it's changing so, so, so quickly. how did that happen? >> zhou: china enjoy, you know, this long period of peace -- no serious enemy, no, no major wars. >> anthony: right. >> zhou: so the manufacturing industry really took off. internally, it's reform and an open-door policy. every country willing to trade with china. >> anthony: there's certainly no doubt that, at this point, we -- our destinies are inextricably bound up. we are hopelessly in, our economies are hopelessly inter -- intermingled. if one fails, the effect would be disastrous. um -- >> zhou: global impact. >> anthony: we are -- to say the least. >> zhou: it's uh, certainly, uh -- [ waitress speaking mandarin ] >> anthony: oh, beautiful. this is what i was waiting for. xiaolongbao. literally, "small steaming basket buns." but i translate them in my head to "pillows of happiness that will s

. >>> number 23 cal coming off ucla facing arizona state, ranked 25th.hree seconds left, asia thomas drives, beats the buzzer, she got a team-high 25. couldn't get any closer. kiana ibis with 26. cal loses their second straight, 80-71. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> hi there, everyone. saturday morning, and finally picking up some rain in the south bay. a live look outside. and we're dry. this is the view from our sutro tower camera. not much going on here in the city. but we're looking at that rain ending throughout the morning hours in the south bay and then a dry weekend for everyone. boy, we've got a big storm on the way, just a slight chance of a shower in the overnight hours on sunday, after a dry weekend. and then a 2 on our storm impact scale comes into play on monday, and it lingers into tuesday. and the rest of the week does look dry. so outside this morning, you can see from the roof camera that it is quiet out there. just a little bit of wet pavement. and we'll be looking at conditions im

(unintelligible)" the buffaloes' namon wright, >>> play of the day, from college hoops, arizona stateaking on colorado. [ play-by-play ] [ applause and cheers ] >> nice one-handed finish for wright. colorado going on to beat the sun devils 90-81. >>> it is 6:26. this morning, wine country is working to recover following the deadly wildfires. how much debris is being removed from the damage zones and when crews are expected to complete the clean-up process. >>> and recreational pot sales become legal in san francisco as of today. but coming up, the legal wrangling that continues with the feds. >>> a showdown over legal recreational pot heats up as the u.s. attorney general ends a policy that gives states more freedom. >> don't think that's fair. people voted. people want it. >> how business owners are responding this morning. >> and the sound underground. [ sound ] >> hear the moment a 4.4 quake struck in the bay area. >> plus, a deadly flu outbreak is putting hospitals across the state on high alert. the actions being taken to try to protect patients this morning. >>> first, the feder

my obsessed states for most of 2020 basically dumping virginia for arizona now in my big three. what are you looking at? >> well, i hate the fact you're dumping virginia, chuck. i take that personally. >> good luck finding the -- is virginia a swing state anymore? >> it's a light blue state. a light blue state. >> fair enough. >> now, i understand florida and ohio. i think you could argue about arizona, talk about other states there, but florida and ohio absolutely. if somehow florida and ohio turn against trump, then that means probably some of the other states in that general orbit would be turning against him as well. let's not forget. if wisconsin and michigan and pennsylvania turn back to their normal color, well, that's the end of that. but i would, again, caution. i think it's important to compare '18 to '20 but i always remember 1994, the day after the election, bill clinton's irrelevant. the republicans are counting on clinton being a one-termer. you can't necessarily correlate the midterm with the next presidential. >> i do -- i like when you're going and what larry is

having said that, obviously, state of nevada is a big pickup opportunity for the democrats. arizona very much in play. but i wouldn't discount any other states. we have really good candidates. bill brandis and, former two-time governor of tennessee running. always governed based on a pragmatic governing approach. trying to address issues that were important to people regardless of party. kevin: you said you have these 10 states where you are defending that trump won and 2016. what's the one state that you're most concerned about? sen. van hollen: i'm not going to get into ranking the states here today. we take nothing for granted. more importantedly, our senators take nothing for granted. that is what they have been elected. they are very focused on trying to make sure they serve the interest of the constituents and their states. sometimes that means fighting president trump. for example when it is a big tax giveaway to corporations paid for by people in their states. sometimes it will be working with president trump. again, their goal is to make sure that they have as their top pri

tonight it's 16th ranked arizona state.ns us live tonight from roscoe maples pavilion. scott, if stanford wins a couple of games this weekend, they have something going down there, don't they? >> no doubt, joe. everybody gave up on this team. they were left for dead after a nonconference place that was really disappointing. they had bad losses and then blew a 17 point lead to cal with 8 minutes to go in the conference open and you think more of the same. all of a sudden they turned things around. they have won four in a row and you may recall the last time we saw the cardinal in this gym it's a shot they will untalking about for a lot longer than this college basketball season. usc down by two and davis took the inbounds with 1.7 seconds and buried a 50-foot buzzer beater to win. it was bedlam and it was sort of emblematic of the turnaround. they had just beaten ucla in double overtime. that dramatic win over the trojans. and then they swept the washington schools. first road sweep for stanford in eight years. so the big qu

. >>> number 23 cal coming off ucla facing arizona state, ranked 25th.mas drives, beats the buzzer, she got a team-high 25. bears down eight though. couldn't get any closer. kiana ibis with 26. cal loses their second straight, 80-71. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> good saturday morning to you. it's been a little dreary outside, and a little misty. we'll continue with that pattern in the south bay for the next hour or so. right now, a live look outside. you can see from downtown san francisco, our roof camera, the pretty cloud structures. and a dry weekend in store for most of us. boy, that's going to change. overnight on sunday, the rain chances increase. we start the week with a level 2 storm system for some very heavy rain, gusty winds. it continues into tuesday. and then after that, once again we're dry. so another look, and you can see it's going to shape up to be a nice morning for most of you, and a pretty nice afternoon, although we are still tracking some showers south of the santa clara vall

wipe to durant to donate 10k) and the first person to pitch in is the stanford men host numer 16 arizona state... bobby hurley... remember his from duke... he's the head coach at asu jarrod haase... looking for his 1st win over a ranked team at stanford 2nd half... reid travis... finds dorian pickens out of the trap for a dunk... pickens with 19 points... travis with 18 under 2 1/2 minutes... oscar de silva... with the ally-oop slam for stanford the caridnal win 86-77... they move into a tie in the pac-12 with arizona at 5-1... they're 11-8 overall (wipe to cal-arizona) a big scare for the new england patriots today... tom brady injured his throwing hand in practice today when a teamate accidently ran into him and jammed brady's right hand brady missed his post- practice media session... as he was getting medical treatment on the hand... x-rays revealed no structural damage... and despite the team saying brady was limited in practice... teammates said they noticed no difference and didn't even know he was injured... "same old tom" was the common refrain the patriots play thejacksonville kaguar

the women, trying for a better outcome at home this afternoon against arizona state. this is a match up of top 25s. it was all aslu. then, richardson finds courtney under the hoop for an easy 2. going down, 57-42. both teams 6-4 in conference play. stanford alum in the house. seeing if the cardinals host arizona. this was a laugher just before halftime. williams makes the steal, makes it down the court for harrington. just beats the buzzer. stanford takes the lead to the locker room. 79-42. stanford 8-2 in conference play. that is it for me for now. jason and i will see you at 11:30 for sports wrap. until then, back to you. >> all right, thank you, joe. i was pinned in. it was painful. >> driver slammed into a bakery pinning customers. the mistake that the driver made leading to this terrifying crash rifying crash >>> in all, six people were injured when a car slammed into a bakery. hello again, everyone. >>> it happened at wildflower bread. a popular place. it took place at 12:45 this afternoon. those injured were pinned by that car. we were live at the scene. the po