he graduated from cal state, east bay in hayward. minister assadullah zamir visited uc davis as part of a nationwide tour to learn about the best practices to take home to his country. it is a huge honor to welcome minister assadullah zamir. he is the minister of agriculture, irrigation & livestock, or mail for short. and you're in charge of everything there. >> well, agriculture is life. it's the backbone of our economy. it's a huge responsibility for me. >> it is a h-- and you're the youngest member of president ghani's cabinet. >> that's right. >> so no pressure at all. >> well, that added responsibility because 75% of our population are youth, age 30 or below. >> 75%? >> 75% of our population. >> wow. >> so that added responsibility that i have to do well. >> yes, lot of pressure. so, because you're working with agriculture -- and i know that afghanistan is 80% agricultural -- and just because of all the wars and war problems in your country, you have a long way to go. >> and agriculture is the solution. >> mm-hmm. >> without inv

>> fullerton. >> cal state fullerton? >> yeah. >> and to some he didn't. >> did you have any marks on your legs or anything? >> no. >> well, let me just ask you, do you have any injuries on your legs? >> no. >> you have no injuries on your legs whatsoever? >> no, i don't have any. >> okay. >> then ramirez showed up again that night. >> k.c. joy, just a couple of quick questions for you, and i'll get out of here. how are you doing? are you okay? >> i've been crying. >> how many times did you talk to him? >> i believe i talked to him at least nine times. >> ramirez tried scaring k.c. about potential evidence found in his car. >> why would there be blood in a red versa? >> blood? you tell me there was blood? i don't know anything about it. what blood? you tell me. >> he tried backing k.c. into a corner about what might be found on k.c.'s hard drive. >> the good thing is if there's anything that you ever deleted that you wish you hadn't, we should be able to help you out with that. >> you're hoping he's going to think to hims

"mo" qayoumi was the president of cal state, east bay. ent to san jose state, and now he is the [laughing] chief advisor to president ghani. so you are now working with the man who was the president of the college you attended. >> yeah, i didn't -- i never thought that would happen, but it's great. he's a great man. and now we work on a number of project together. >> what are some of those projects? >> mainly irrigation. >> irrigation -- california's going through a drought. i know afghanistan has had some terrible droughts. >> well, that's what brought me back here, learning from the experience of what california is going through. they have done a lot of research, universities out here -- uc davis. we have been visiting the research stations of uc -- the kind of seeds or the saplings or the different technology that are used here, how we can adopt it to the situation in afghanistan, how we can transfer some of the technology back then. then we come to the fresno. here we were talking with the research stations. they are working mainly on

and teaches economics cal state university in long beach the presidential appointee to the u. s trade commission research and economist to the chairmanir divides time between washington and californiacalifoa this is her first book. it is an excellent read about the first folio and b henry clay folger and is wife fans of shakespeare and passionate abscessed e collectors founders of the folders shakespeare library in washington d.c. and that is their gift to the united states. the people of the united states. will not save much more but andrea can tell the story. [applause] we'll come. thanks for coming out. we will talk a little bit about the book highlight came to write it what is about to end by the timing of this book was incredibly fortunate i will also give you an assignment as something to do starting november 3rd there will be a copy of the first folioo the you could visit at the university of wisconsin so first how i came to write this book how did the ada come to me and whispered me to do this. my obsession with shakespeare began as a result of an excellent teacher who

. >>> the original prankster who changed the sign in 1976 was an art student at cal state north ridge he did it as an assignment for a class and he got an a. >>> california started the year off on a good note water wise. after months of rain, 17.5% of california was pushed out of the drought. tonight, they are kopt mystic they can do better than that. >> this is a precursor for our really wet month. january, february, march this could be a huge dent in the punishing western drought. >> reporter: bill patzert said a dry winter will often follow a heavy el nino year which we had last year but did not happen. >>> from the no good deed goes unpunished file thousands of customers may be getting higher bills this year for conserving too much. they are proposing a 6% increase to off set lost revenue. they are considering it on wednesday. if approved more than 200,000 customers will see another $3.50 tacked on on to their monthly bill starting next month. >>> your pg&e bill will go up as well. electricity by $1.36 a month. you will pay 29 cents more a month for gas. the extra money will go to

more than one-third of californians are covered under medi-cal, the state's version of medicaid, whichhe aca helped to expand. immigration is also being targeted, and state lawmakers are gearin

we have medi-cal is rolling out to some -- to minors. there's some thought of putting stateunds into nonprofits and potentially public defenders to help defend immigrants who are facing deportation. there's a lot of other things percolating. the eric holder thing is interesting. it's a three month, $25,000-a-month contract. as of now it's not for litigation. they're going to be advising them on responses. i think there's been a lot of questions, will we have an attorney general or we will soon, becera will replace kamala harris and is expected to be confirmed. what are they gearing up for is the question. what they're gearing up for is having somebody in the know like holder and this respected law firm to tell the legislature what bills do you need to write and pass to respond to whatever trump and this republican congress is doing in realtime. >> i think this is interesting from my vantage point. eric holder is the one who oversaw the most deportations in u.s. history, and the california legislature is turning toward him to say we need to do something to help make sure ther

in federal medicaid rates, if there are any in the future, would then effect medi-cal reimbursement, and then the state budget? so just in terms of the timetables of federal budget making -- regarding medicaid/medi-cal, the state, and then what rolls through? >> okay. so the federal government provides a matching rate for states based on the state income. so right now our -- california has the lowest matching rate federal to state. so 50% state, 50% federal. but it's an entitlement program. so it's dependent on the parameters that the state creates to allow medicaid to operate in state. so the federal government doesn't set rates. it instead says this is for whatever expenditures you may make, we'll match it with the federal dollar and the state then determines what delivery mechanisms like managed care, that they'll create and what reimbursement rates that they'll create. it's not a federal government rate and actually california has pretty low reimbursement, somewhere like 48 out of 50 states per member reimbursement so pretty low as set by the state. >> so if the federal government decides to match

and also, just to mention that in cal state university long beach which is where i teach, we did renovate and the students are using all six floors and so thank you very much, and so there is tons of stacks, and we have compact storage and lit take you five minutes and not a whole afternoon and the starbucks is in the library [ laughter ] so, the question that i have, because they said, make shure that there is a question. is what do you think in terms of the library education and you are saying, wow, the librarians will go into industry, and have you considered that maybe they are bringing the librarianship and they are sort of like moles into the business and other areas where there is information professions? >> could i just jump on that quickly and i am shure that we have comments. but i began teaching graduate library students at the university of washington, and they just came for their orientation, and one of the things that was absolutely inspirational to me was that most of the kids were there, and the students were there and they wanted to make a difference in the community, and

in federal medicaid rates, if there are any in the future, would then effect medi-cal reimbursement, and then the state budget? so just in terms of the timetables of federal budget making -- regarding medicaid/medi-cal, the state, and then what rolls through? >> okay. so the federal government provides a matching rate for states based on the state income. so right now our -- california has the lowest matching rate federal to state. so 50% state, 50% federal. but it's an entitlement program. so it's dependent on the parameters that the state creates to allow medicaid to operate in state. so the federal government doesn't set rates. it instead says this is for whatever expenditures you may make, we'll match it with the federal dollar and the state then determines what delivery mechanisms like managed care, that they'll create and what reimbursement rates that they'll create. it's not a federal government rate and actually california has pretty low reimbursement, somewhere like 48 out of 50 states per member reimbursement so pretty low as set by the state. >> so if the federal government decides to match

in federal medicaid rates, if there are any in the future, would then effect medi-cal reimbursement, and then the state budget? so just in terms of the timetables of federal budget making -- regarding medicaid/medi-cal, the state, and then what rolls through? >> okay. so the federal government provides a matching rate for states based on the state income. so right now our -- california has the lowest matching rate federal to state. so 50% state, 50% federal. but it's an entitlement program. so it's dependent on the parameters that the state creates to allow medicaid to operate in state. so the federal government doesn't set rates. it instead says this is for whatever expenditures you may make, we'll match it with the federal dollar and the state then determines what delivery mechanisms like managed care, that they'll create and what reimbursement rates that they'll create. it's not a federal government rate and actually california has pretty low reimbursement, somewhere like 48 out of 50 states per member reimbursement so pretty low as set by the state. >> so if the federal government decides to match

. >>> cal at oregon state first quarter the bears down by two. ivan rabbe the lay-up and the foul. a team high 18 points. cal wins 69-58. stanford at number 11 oregon, chris boucher game high 16 points and 10 rebounds. ducks win 69-52. st. mary's improves to 16-2 with a 7 -61 win over pepperdine. grab your doughnuts and coffee tomorrow morning the warriors tip off at 9:00 a.m. pacific time in orlando to face the magic. more news after the break. take one. directv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. stream some stuff! somewhere! sometimes! you totally nailed that buddy. simple. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. ♪ >>> last jump. >> did you see it? it was flawless. karen chen, 17 years old won the women's skating national championship tonight. she says she struggled with self-confidence but tonight she's focused on what she could cont

ivan rabb and cal at oregon state. ...even jules knows you ca' leave jabari bird widew open like this... . >>> saturday, college basketball stuff. lot of pac-12 stuff. you just can't leave him open like that! no. three-ball pushed the bears lead to is it. cal playing good ball lately. look who added a fall away jumper. he scored 18. 69-58. no all american dillon brooks, that's a good thing for stanford, right? wrong. say hello to chris buce. second half, bell, he can finger roll! it's oregon, 18-2, 11th 11th ranked, 79-52 final. stand for 11-9 -- stanford. 11-9. st. mary's picked apart pepperdine, the long ball. no problem, three of his 22. they ran away, emmitt connected with hermanson. 17-2 now. give me a big reveal. >>> distraction for visiting marymount. the final seconds, broncos down 2. time for jared bradridge. santa clara won it, broncos 5-3 in the west coast conference. usf won again. not done yet. three periods of nhl play, not enough to say a what happened in san jose. on frozen bond we go. -- pond we go. ,,,,,, in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at hig

cal are three boys. victor just finished his mba. matt is a senior at k state beta house where ways fortunate enough to be president there. and young cal, is a 17-year-old senior at great ben high school. all state football player. straight a

. >>> to college hoops, number 20 cal hosting number 16 oregon state. cal down by nine. power away in for a lay up and they had 26 points but that was not enough. the bears lose 66-26. erika mc call is shooting from beyond the a rc and she wins stanford wins. >>> another big set back for the raiders on the eve of the first playoff game in 14 years, donl pen will miss the game with a knee injury he suffered last week in denver. it's the first game pen will miss in his ten year career and that game will be on at 1:35 today between the houston texans and oakland raiders. have a great day. >>> go raiders. good morning, everybody we're under storm watch. this is our live hi-def radar. the yellow is moderate and orange is a downpour. right now we have rain at pacifica. also gusty winds up to 25 miles per hour there. winds will gust up to 40 miles per hour along the coast. the highest elevations on storm watch. your forecast coming up in three minutes. >>> still ahead, a crowded fishermen strike comes to an end. the price buyers have to pay for the fresh catch. >>> avoiding bar

. >>> pac-12, cal hosting washington state, former cougar klay thompson on hand. double-double and 14 points and 12 boards and he and charlie moore the only two in double-digit and finishing with the left hand. under a minute to play, bird with the only field goal, hitting three to put the bears up and cal wins 58-54. we'll have your final for the lady huskies an c >>> on abc 7 news at 6:00, hear from the bay area lawmaker who made his decision to sit out the inauguration. that is not a picture that goes with this story. he made his decision not to end the inauguration before donald trump attacked the civil rights icon on twitter today. and show me the movie. go inside of the california video store with just one film on its shelves. one film. >>> two men in the east bay showed support for the chp in an unusual way. take a look. they used the big rig truck to help a stuck officer. the chp posted these photos on facebook. the men were able to tow out the suv and got stuck while turning around to respond to a minor crash in antioch. our thanks tonight to all of the h

. >> i'm ann brown from cal state fullerton. i want to, first, thank you panelists and chair and some of the thoughts that you brought up about this idea of harriet tubman and individual icon versus the collective and how there's this possibility of the individual erasing the collective and somehow i'm curious about thoughts on why harriet tubman as opposed to other icons. sort of two questions, one, why individuals versus a collective image and why harriet tubman instead of other potential icons of that era. >> i believe that each mic has a button here and maybe that's the way they work. >> you should be able to turn it on. >> i teach a course on american ikens and it began when i was teaching in belfast so i thought a lot about this iconic question going into a round table with other historians advocating and it became clear when you're looking for only one you start eliminating. it is a process of elimination. also i thought the iconic question was not to find someone that everyone is completely comfortable with, but someone

. >> pac-12, cal hosting washington state. klay thompson on hand. double-double, 14 points, 12 boards and he and charlie moore finishing with the left hand. under a minute to play and bird with the only field goal of the game hits the three and puts the bears up four and cal wins 58-45 the final. >>> for the women, top ranked uconn breaks their own record with the 91 straight victory as they take care of smu in dallas. they scored the first 21 points as samuelson led the way with 28 points. huskies are 16-0 this year. the last defeat came back in 2014 in overtime to -- stanford at maples pavilion. huskies break the record with an 88-48 victory into new england and houston facing off as we speak. we'll have highlights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc 7 news. hope to see you then. eric. >> you will, thanks, shu. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00, honoring an america icon through action. the positive impact dr. martin luther >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00, over on kofi tv 20, a triple success for space x. and at 11:00 here on abc 7, a sight to behold,

. >>> a thriller as at cal women took on arizona state.rs thomas hits from the corner to tie the game at 55. they would need two overtimes to decide this game. sophie brunner gets the shot to fall for 2 of her 21. arizona wins it in double overtime, 72-62, arizona state. it's cal's first loss of the season. >>> and this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. as we've been saying, jed york meeting with the media tomorrow. we'll find out what the next step is. >> that should be very interesting. too early for speculation about a possible replacement. >> first figure out who the gm is and leave it up to the gm to hire the next coach. >> that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. for drew tuma and rick kwan, thanks for joining us. have a happy start to your 2017 and a great year ahead. after washing apply and rinse 24 hours of moisture with no sticky feel. then get dressed and go. delight your senses with in-shower cocoa butter. availab

. >> pac-12, cal hosting washington state. klay thompson on hand. double-double, 14 points, 12 boards and he and charlie moore finishing with the left hand. under a minute to play and bird with the only field goal of the game hits the three and puts the bears up four and cal wins 58-45 the final. >>> for the women, top ranked uconn breaks their own record with the 91 straight victory as they take care of smu in dallas. they the first 21 points as samuelson led the way with 28 points. huskies are 16-0 this year. the last defeat came back in 2014 in overtime to -- stanford at maples pavilion. huskies break the record with an 88-48 victory into new england and houston facing off as we speak. we'll have highlights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc 7 news. hope to see you then. eric. >> you will, thanks, shu. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00, honoring an america icon through action. the positive impact dr. martin luther k k k phil sanders, timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the area, have you visit and worship assemblies. i hope you w

. >>> women's college hoops, 20th ranked cal hosting number 16 oregon state. ense kind of shaky in the second and the third. look at briana brown. freshman ma kayla. they're now 13-2. stanford beat oregon by 21. >>> for the first time in his ten-year nfl career, donald penn will miss a game and it could not come at a worst time for the raiders. a rookie quarterback starting his very first nfl game with everything on the line for the silver and black. >> just the name of the game. you see things like this happen a lot. anything can happen. anything can change at the drop of a hat. just always got to be ready. and whether it's out on the practice field, getting mental reps, you know, now getting reps, you've got to approach it, approach every single day. >> it's raiders and texans with the pregame on abc 7 starting at high noon. the kickoff at 1:20 p.m. >>> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great day, everybody. >>> i'm frances dinglasan. we've had a ton of rain this morning already. live doppler 7 showing you widespread scattered showers all throughout the

andrey has degrees in economics from state university of newte i york, binghamton and from ucla. and teaches economics at calu state university at long beach. she was a president appointed . u.s. international trade commission where she served as economist to the chairman where picture divides her time between california and washington. "the millionaire and the bard" is her first book. book. it is an excellent read about an extraordinary book about henry clay folger and his wife pamela folger. fans of shakespeare and passionate excess collectors. they are the founders of the folger shakespeare library in washington d.c. and that ista their gift to the united states, the people of the united states. i will not say much more, but i will let andrea mayes told this story. thank you. [applause] >> hi, welcome, everybody. thank you for coming out. i'll talk a little bit about the boat, how i came to write it, what it is about and why the timing of this book wasand i'm incredibly fortunate. i'm also going to give you antan assignment, some thing to do starting november 3rd. kerry is going to be a copy ofnt the firs

cal and oregon state. going into the glass right there, six boards, but cal's defense was shake eye . cal falls. number 10 stanford, hosting oregon. and they're doing a little dance at maples. like that. erica mccall sneaks away from the defender and lays it in. a few minutes later, carly samuelsson, head of the pack. brianna knocks town the wing jumper. 74-57. stanford leading late. >>> well, it's official and not good for the silver and black. donald penn will not play in tomorrow's wildcard game against the texans. that also means he's going to be missing a game for the first time in his ten-year nfl career. i tweeted this out, i it everythi -- i could to play tomorrow. haven't missed a game my entire career. lost for words. austin howard's going to come in to play right tackle. houston was 24th in sacks this year with 31. but raiders couldn't run the game against them at all when they played back in november in new mexico. he's ready for this moment, he says. >> just the name of the game. you see things

cal. oregon state couldn't hang. michael humphrey had 21-62-46 at stanford. we are not done with local college hoops. only 4.6 rebounds for the all- american candidate. jordan belt toward up tonight for oregon. they won 86-63 on that really rough looking floor and eugene in fact i always last, they put the rather ugly floor on the basketball court and eugene, oregon. phil knight liked it and he's the owner. >> thank you very much sir. >> thanks a lot. we will be back with news at 11:00 coming up. y, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> this is the bay area news station. kron 4 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> look at the rain already coming down in the bay area. it's going to get acre. i am steve aveson. >> and i'm pam moore and it's all part of a wet weekend ahead. two storms are zeroing in on us. >> let's get to our forecast.>

. >>> cal's beating oregon state nine of their last 11 games. drew eubanks, alley-oop here. finished with 22. cal by five at the break. pull away in the second. charlie moore. the steal. the layup. jabar bird. the triple to make cal's lead a dozen. bird with 12. bears win it 69-58. now 10 of 12 against the beavs. >>> santa clara-loyola marymount. who do you call. swit swishes the three. 64-63. huge upset at the australian open. we'll have your nfl conference championship previews coming up. stick around. eric? >> thank you very much. >>> much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. we'll look at everything president donald trump accomplished in the first full day as the nation's leader. new york is offering free birth control and certain abortion services even if the affordable care act is repealed. >>> chances are it's raining where you are, or if it isn't, you'll see some soon. anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you m

be a positive thing" "protection of the nation from foreign terrorist entering into the united states"one cal from pakistan, a predominantly muslim country not on the banned list, questions president trump's focus on immigrantion in this case"i think immigrants from these seven countries aren't really the biggest problem to be honest and i think that he is focusing on this issue that means that a lot of very important issues aren't being addressed""i'm from berkeley but my father is from iraq"the travel ban literally hit's home for deena mufti"i think he made a lot of promises when he was running and now that he is the president he's got to do something about it and these actions are going too fast"not too fast for president donald trump, when it comes to national security, the president is wasting no time taking executive actions that he believes will keep america safe...on the cal campus haaziq madyun kron4news president donald trump will welcome israeli prmie minister benjamin netanyahu to the united states. it's happening february 15th. netanyahu is at least the second foreign leader to m

peaceful and history of the world and to the south of a friendly critical of deep culture cal ties of the united states and massive trades moving back and forth and clearly his actions are destabilizing that relationship, putting the american economy at risks. this is terrible. terrible, terrible public policy from a former republican's perspective in congress. republican congress will never vote for 20% tariffs as sean spicer has described. the white house is making this up as they roll along. it does have consequences. it has consequences in the mexican political system and at the end of the day, the way we make sure that we reduce illegal immigration is net zero coming from mexico now because the economy is bankrupting. if we stabilize mexico, we hurt their economy and fuel demand side for illegal immigrations coming into the border. >> when sean spicer says, you know, we are just throwing it out there, do you play chickens with one of your important allies. >> today an interview aired. we have been talking about of things that happened this past weekend. this was about that and the business we are

. >>> cal's beaten oregon state nine of the last 11 games. ly four points in thursday night's loss to oregon 18 last night. the bees hanging around thanks to drew. watch here, he finished with 22. cal by five with a break would pull away in the second. steal and the lay-up. he had 15. and byrd, the triple to make cal's lead a dozen. they'd lead by at least ten the rest of the way. bears win 69-58. the conference championships today. we'll have the highlights tonight at 5:00 right here on abc 7. i'm mike, have a great day. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argan. >> good sunday morning to you. taking a look at live doppler 7. showers around pacifica right now, the good news is we have had significant breaks in between storms. and if we hadn't, we would be talking about a lot of flooding right now. we still have some rain along the central coast around monterrey. and point souths where they are experiencing some flooding and it's highlighted here in green. around big trees and also to the north. around santa cruz county. felten, and th

place how we're doing hiring and who we're hiring and we could care less if you went to cal, stanford, san jose state or university of miami. we don't care. we want you to work at these companies and we don't care about that and i think that has been a huge part. what has also been a huge part, once you start at a very early age and very early element in your company, it makes it easier because you're not stopping from way back. google, twitter, thousands of employees and so far behind and then they have reputations. people walk in and they don't see anybody that looks like themfthem f why would they want to work there? >> how does one solve that problem? because things are so bad in silicon valley. and they are, if you look at the diversity numbers from any of the top tech companies here, it's really bad and when you look across at what happened in the american education system, if you look at what happened with american manufacturing, there were actually like people put in place quotas and that's what managed to change the game in these companies, these big industrial companies and in american educ

a statistic cal analysis of the state reporter, a survey, expert evidence, google, gut instinct? that's a multiple choice test. what do we do? >> -- >> still the same under the statute. >> well, i think it's not the same. i again, unlike in the aka residual clause you start out by looking at the almost theofed offense and are the elements of the offense such that by their nature they give rise to a substantial risk of injury. for some offenses i think that you can look at the long history of the offense and burglary is an example. ... >> hi. >> it made depend on the elements of the statute do answer to anyone find looking out the elements but for example, with the hickey their flight but to show the more aggregative version and it was important to look at the state statute. >> go back to the possession of a shotgun looking at the johnson oral argument of the possession of a shotgun and of the elements are understood and give rise to a significant level of risk. >> one of the concerns mentioned was the shotgun may be used remotely down the road one from any moment in time when the

the head coach of the bears, pack 12 action against arizona state. cal up by two on the 18th ranked sun devils. 14 points and 10 rebounds, go ahead buccaneer. who is having a cow after a 13- 0 start? the last six games -- final last night 54-# 5. five. what do they call that? the congo line? a lot of smith on the left side, 10th ranked cardinal up. you see that little promotion give away tonight. that would be the san jose sharks. they play against the colorado avalanche. everybody that shows up for tonight's game at 6:30 gets a joe thornton chia pet. i'm not kidding. sit back and watch the face pillow grow. that's all for sports at this hour. have a great saturday, see you around. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. >>> marching through nation as president donald trump prepares to get to

iran and iraq have threatened resip owe cal actions against the united states. we begin with the chief of staff, reince priebus. good morning mr. priebus. i want to start with the message this sends this. is the first move donald trump has taken with international reaction. is this america's first message? >> absolutely. yesterday, what people need to understand is 325,000 foreign travelers came into the united states. about 109 of those people were detained for further questioning. they came from the identified seven countries that the obama administration and both houses of congress have identified as countries that hasher and train terrorists. they were asked questions. the vast majority of the people were released. a couple dozen people remained for further questioning. my suspicion is those people will move on as long as they're not dangerous and perhaps a couple of them will be further detained because it's determined they're dangerous for this country. this was a promise that president elect -- president trump made. it's a promise he will keep. he's not w

cal basketball washington state as the huskies just to our them apart seventh-ranked for a reason. this is battling romeo. he was in the zone last night. hokies had 12-three-pointers and romeo had 10 of them. nine of the 1st half she scored 32 and they rent cal out of the gym 90-67. cal 2-6 after starting the season 13 and oh tomorrow a host tenth ranked stanford cardinals . two shy of a thousand career when. stanford a nice confidence builder and read and that was carly samuelson hanging three from the corner and she scored 16 and here they are running the floor and alana smith closes that break in stamford 176-54. a big win tomorrow. stanford washington. the women's double in the australian open and this is how they felt about it. are you feeling it? you have that in front of you? go ahead. how about the greatest flop of all times. the state of oregon's dillon brook the best player on the team. look at that. untouched any blocks. the rectory did not call to follow. that is sports at this hour and everybody have a great saturday and we are coming back later in the day with more fr

cal beating oregon state, nine of the last 11 games, and last night 18. and hanging around thanks to eubanks. you see the alley-oop here and he finished with 22. and charlie moore, the steal and the layup, and he had 15. bird, the triple to make cal's lead a dozen. they would lead by at least 10 the rest of the way, and bird with 12, and the bears win it 69-58, now 10 of 12 against the beavers. and then done two here and ten seconds to go, and got to go to the broncos second leading score of all-time, and he switches the three with two seconds to go, and santa clara wins 64-63. packers and falcons and patriots and steelers today in the championships, and we will have that here on abc 7, and have a great day. >>> good morning to you. we have a flash flood watch throughout the afternoon, but you want the rain to end a little bit, and it will for just a little bit. here's live doppler 7. you can see the cold front pushing through the north bay and that's where the end is raining and the wind is lightening up. the rain is coming down good. this is over in ple

. >> after cal, with stops at boise state, as defensive coordinator, washington, usc, and this past season. this will be his first head coaching job. >> i never set out as an end game to be a head coach. i know the narrative is out there that sometimes this is what it's all about. it's not, for me, it's can you leave a lasting influence on people. i think talking to the administration we share the same visions. >> reporter: in berkeley, colin rush, nbc bay area. >> should be good news for cal. >>> well, we'll be right back with a piece of donald trump's history that just hit the auction block. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels, plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? artoo, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star w

state. look at the cal body language. that will tell you.ngton huskies are seventh ranked for a reason. natalie romeo, remember that name, tonight she was in the zone. huskies had 12 three-pointers. romeo had 10 of them, nine in the 1st half, scored 32. huskies ran cal out of the gym, 90-67. cal 2-6 after starting the season 13-0. so washington will host the 10th ranked cardinal sunday, stanford a nice confidence builder at washington state in red and in control, carly samuelsonn, corner pocket three scores 16, put them up 24. running the floor, a little fundamental basketball, robertson to smith. it's stanford final 76-54. coach vanderveer is two shy of 1,000 career wins. >>> this is a fun one here. bethany sands in white and lucy lucie safarova took the victory dance to a whole new level, got to love it, blood flowing, got the trophy and the big check. venus and serena williams in the women's final in moment. >>> here's the greatest flop of all time. oregon's dillon brook, look at this, boom! >> oh, man. a double flop. >> and the ref calle

casey benson, and the ducks roll 69-52 for their school record, 16th straight win. >>> cal is beating oregon state of their last 11 games. and tcal up by five at the brea but pull away in the second. charlie moore, the steal and the layup, and he had 15, and bird, the triple to make cal's lead a dozen. they lead by at least ten the rest of the way, and bird with 12, and bears win it 69-58, and now 10 of 12 against the beavers. and then down two here and ten seconds to go and got to go to the broncos second scorer of all-time, and then santa clara wins 64-63 in that final. packers and tal kupbz and patriots and steelers today in the championships, and we'll have those and have a great day. >>> live doppler 7 showing you yellows and greens where we have rain pushing into the east bay -- out of the east bay and into the central coast. we do have flooding to pass along to you, and we are looking at not only some of the flooding in the north bay but also into the south bay. a closer look in just a second as we get a little technical difficulty here. livermore and san jose looking at the gusty winds sti