louis cardinals, what is about the cardinals he would say they are the western most team in baseball. so if you lived in california don't have a team, like arizona, washington state, you have your own major-league team but of course in st. louis, so part of the country, the westward team became kind of america's team and the system in the gashouse gang the cardinals become part of the quintessential team during the depression era and this was in the 1934, world series. the cardinals versus tigers 19359034 world series. and also a reflection of the depression itself and much of the industry is shut down during the great depression. in the represent the leader cities trying to make away and suffering from across the midwestern farm economy. "figures, really entertain the during the 1934, world series and one will talk about the little bit but he is the picture, and had two victories during the world series that help the cardinals win. then a fine one, how can you not love this name and commissioner baseball ducky, this is because even though the cardinals were waiting for something like

louis cardinals. and it basically prevented other wealthy teams from stealing away your best players as you were developing them. still a key part of baseball today. and the pardon nals are the first ones to achieve success with that system. from 1926 to 1946, they won nine national league penants and six world series championships. does this look like a success for the cardinals? yes. huge success. but i would say it reflects a couple things, both the success of the farm system and the innovation of the great dregs. we are trying to figure thing out here. how are we going to make this system work? the farm system was part of that. this -- i like this picture. here, the label there, this is from "look" magazine. it is branch ricky the father of the baseball farm system checks on his 18 miner league teams on his blackboard with his son. it took a lot to keep all of that going but look at his success. later those who adopted the farm system, the cardinals, then the dodgers, and then the yankees, as it d

>> senator cardin: no, i don't believe so.policy both short-term and long-term is one of national security, what is best for our economy, and our environments, so i think we've made the right decisions in regards to our energy sources and helping our allies around the world. >> martha: senator cardin, thank you very much, good to speak with you today, sir, thank you for being here. >> senator cardin: thank you, martha. >> martha: coming up next we will go live to ukraine as civilians prepare themselves for war, and we will bring in our sunday group to discuss the growing russia-china alliance. ♪ ♪ i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones until every case is filed, argued and won until people come before profit until our power comes clean as a national legal nonprofit, no one fights more cases for the environment than earthjustice. unti

misses, but put back in at the buzzer and then fourth quarter, the cardinals start pulling away. hall finishes with a game-high 21 points. stanford wins, 87-63, and the cardinal clinch the pac-12 conference championship for the regular season for the second year in a row. >>> we stay in oregon. the cal bears and down. fourth quarter, down six. she hits the trouble to make it a one possession game and then just over two minutes to go, hits the jumper and the ducks pull off the win, 52-47. next up is oregon state in corvallis on sunday. pga golf, second round of the invitational in l.a. here is newman at the par three 14. he shot at eight under 63 for the second straight day. he is now 16 under, the lowest score in the tournament's history and leads by two shots going into the weekend. it is the all-star slam dunk contest today. anderson, expected to take part in the >>> taking a look outside from our camera on top of the salesforce tower, looking east. boy, does this inspire you to maybe get up and go and make the most of this day? it looks fantastic. a quick look at daytime highs

with me senator ben cardin who sits on the foreign relations committee.r understanding of where things stand with the sanctions bill, senator? >> i'd good to be with you. no question we had strong bipartisan support and in congress and there's unity to make it clear to put tin if he does further incursions in ukraine, he will pay a heavy price for that. in the senate it's not always easy to get legislation passed. the president does have significant authority. we want to give him even more authority, to make it clear that russia will pay that heavy price. so i hope we can get it done. i can tell you that i've talked with a lot of my republican colleagues as well as my democratic colleagues, and i see a common commitment for legislation. i hope we can reach the finish line. >> this bill would likely include some sanctions that will take effect immediately. house foreign affairs chair gregory meeks said he doesn't support preemptive sanctions because he feels it would do little to stop putin. >> the clear objective is to do everything we can to avoid russia

the cardinal senior had 15 points. cardinals down but definitely not out. the turnover, get it is go ahead bucket. number two stanford wins it 63-56. the cardinals run the table going perfect 16-0 in the pac 12. shoutout to the santa clara men's and women's golf teams today. the broncos volunteered their time, golf expertise, and leadership. there is michael flores right there. there's a golf club. the first tee special shoutout to burke, our burke harvey of san jose. he did a great job with my son. my son was a little nervous. so cool for these young players to play with these collegiate players. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. behold... unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations most reliable 5g network. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile. and right n

the cardinal senior had 15 points, and then late in the fourth, the cardinal playing cache up. senior anna wilson forcing the turnover and scores the go ahead buktd. number two stanford wins it 63-56. the cardinal go a perfect 16-0 in the pac 12 conference. at the shark tank, terry smith, the designer of the sharks' original logo back in 1991, dropping the opening puck between san jose and boston. second period, down a score. team omire lights the lamp on the power play. that ties the game at 1-1. but the bruins would score a pair of goals in the third period. boston beats san jose 3-1. the bruins have won nine in a row convenience the sharks. to the pitch, the quakes playing their season opener against new york. down a goal in the second half. espinoza with the laser. in the net that ties the match at 1-1. with a goal just three minutes later. then, add another goal late in the match. new york spoils the season opener for the quakes. red bulls win it 3-1. that is a look at sports. more news after the break. >> the xfinity behold... unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's

and the cardinal made it very clear. that the institutional church at least was on the side of the authorities. and the same people who were, you know throwing rocks at ted kennedy? needless to say showed no more respect for his evidence. and i caught that and i wrote a sympathetic portrait of a man who i thought had. saintly qualities in a town and a place that was anything but and that's why the title was what it was and i'm told i'd never heard. i was told that the cardinals actually very touched that it was one of the one of the nicest pieces then it appeared i did a profile of president bach of harvard. which i'm still actually you asked you have regrets i mean you know, that was a smart--- piece. and and i and i and i'm not responsible for the title. i mean the real paper. is a is derek bach worth than his bite? which was you know, kind of? juvenile at best and in fact bach was a huge really decent. man judge charles wasanski who was a curmudgeonly legendary figure and then a part of the harvard scene very much des

freshman kiki european with a pretty move under the hoop, the cardinal up by 18 at the half and moreinance in the second half. anna wilson finds cameron break for an easy to underneath. 14 rebounds a career high 26 points from brink. stanford wins 83 51 the cardinal now 18 and three overall and perfect in nine conference games, the stanford man at home today against washington. that would be two teams in the middle of the pack, 12 pack dub and washington state cardinal off to a good start at brandon angel finds james keith in the paint for a jam, the cardinal jumping to an early 10 point lead, keith would go for 17. second half. now harrison ingram pulls down a defensive rebounding doesn't stop until he goes all the way to the hoop stanford roles to an 87 69 when the cardinals 14 8 overall, seven and five in the pac 12, which is good for seventh place. and in the league, where the spectacular happens more and more frequently check out this play in tonight's boston orlando game. the celtics. jalen brown heads down the lane takes care of business himself. the basic poster ization of or

lindsay's seeing the cardinal take control of the game before stanford on the run here in the secondfreshman kiki area often with a pretty move under the hoop, cardinal up by 18 at the half more dominance in the second half. anna wilson finds cameron brink for an easy to underneath. 14 rebounds. career high 26 points for brink, stanford wins 82 57 the cardinal 18 3 overall perfect in nine games in the conference this year. all right , looking good, joe. thank you. , looking good, joe. thank you. and th all right, saturday is the big day. a lot of people thought this would never come. i may have been one of those people. i may have been one of those people. wait, wait, are we talking about the wedding? -yes. -oh, yeah, i was definitely one of those people. and yet, here we are. now, we got a lot of family coming in tomorrow. i'm gonna need everyone's help. think of this as one of your comic book movies. there's a bunch of superheroes, each with a different task. like the new avengers. which one was that? the one you slept through last weekend. oh, that was a good nap. i-i think it's m

cardinal fell to 6-5. ucla crushed by second ranked cardinal 76-48. a big game as they've won eight straight games and are unbeaten in pac-12 play. >>> only buffalo bills fans can relate. bills receiver digs duplicating the table crash. that's what fans do while tailgating. this is a catch competition at the pro bowl in las vegas. i admit i have done some crazy stuff, a lot in this market, but that, i am going to pass. have a good one. we'll see you later. >> we're waiting to see what crazy thing you will do next, vern. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, another bay area city requiring booster shots. the places you will need to show proof or a negative test in san jose. >>> how some who were infected with omicron variant were caught off guard. >>> new details emerging five days after the awful attack of a 49ers fan, the moments leading to the beating, coming up next. >>> a new vaccine mandate starting today in the south bay. where you will now need to show proof or a negative test. >>> some people infected with omicron varian

cardinals start to pull away jones to lexi hall. the three she had a game high 21 stanford when's going away by 24 to clinch the pac 12 title with three games left, the cardinal improved to 22 3 and 13 and o in conference. a basketball phenom with one arm has been offered a scholarship to play at division one. memphis we're talking about hansel immanuel. he's a six ft four guard for christian academy high school. that's in kissimmee, florida. this guy's an all out baller originally from the dominican republic, he lost his left arm and a fluke accident at age six hasn't slowed him down at all, and manual became a social media sensation. and a dominant player for his high school team and now has a d one scholarship offer on the table. the senior has yet to commit to a school. spring training games have now officially been pushed back as a result of the major league baseball lockout. now teams were supposed to report to spring training this week. that didn't happen. as for the exhibition games, mlb released a statement today saying it

hill thank you so much, chairman cardin.ochairman cohen and all the other members of the commission. it is a real privilege and honor to be with you today, especially as you have all pointed out what is happening in ukraine is very much at the forefront of the heart of everything that this commission does. and so i am delighted that you're having these hearings and honored to be able to dissipate alongside my colleagues, general hodges and ambassador taylor. as cochairman cohen has already pointed out, he used the segway i was going to use to begin my oral marks. the ukraine crisis has been manufactured by vladimir putin in the kremlin. and i think for all of us, it is quite difficult to identify specific trigger for the decision to build up forces to such an extent on the borders close to ukraine or to suddenly escalate events in december of last year. in many respects, the timing seems driven more by vladimir putin's own political predilections and perceptions of developments, rather than offense on the ground in ukraine o

the cardinals make their free throws and make -- and -63-56. it is off to the pac-12 tournament peered >> there are no give means in the league peered you have to come out every night and compete. that will help us in the long run in that ncaa double tournament. you cannot relax. you have to have people ready to go. >> you know something cool must have happened. one second down the clock. cleveland hits a three at the buzzer to get florida state the 64-60 31. florida state has one 16 games this season by one point. >> the quakes season begins today in bittersweet fashion. it will be the first time since 2009 that they have had to play without wanda. louis morgan will find an open. a tough goal to give up there. use a good position peered quakes respond in the 69 a minute. they tied up one. the bull scored again. it is to-one a late in the half. jerome randall is playing pro basketball in ukraine. he says friends have been telling him to leave for a while. it is not safe there. randall is now in spain it's weeding my heart and soul are in ukrain

today the stanford cardinal women getting tested at maples on senior day., maybe, russell wilson at maples for his younger sister, anis, final home game. in the fourth, peterson hits the corner 3, the huskies actually 53-49. a little over a minute left the cardinals down by one, uw throws it away and wilson comes up with this deal and the layup to give stanford billy. wilson had three steals in the game as the cardinal finish, 10- 01, they went 63-56 on senior day, stanford pitches finishes 60-0, the eighth perfect season in conference history. >>> usf down in san diego has khalil shabazz wearing a face mask. julian drills a setback, fadeaway 3, to end the frame, a 10 point game, under three minutes left, shabazz throws it up to patrick for the alley- oop, usf wins, 78-62, to finish the regular season through 23- 8, that's the most win since 1982. >>> the broncos were up one, frank, draws the foul and then scores, he has a susan i, 30 on his senior day, 72-64, broncos, williams throws out a huge one- handed slam, santa clara shot 60% in the game and they we

he tries to get an affiliation with cardinal o'connell and the official institutional church of boston, but he's rebuffed by the cardinal and his advisors and this is a big blow to him and he doesn't know how he's going to keep going if he doesn't have that institutional support. at the same time he begins looking for support. the nazis end up sending under diplomatic cover and ss officer to boston to do work as the console undercover work as the console long story short. a hitler nemesis was living in boston at the time heinrich bruning. was teaching in the political science department at harvard bruning was the last real chancellor the one that served the longest period before hitler and so and so bruning had had substantial interactions with hitler and became became really and an enemy of hitler's and was living in boston and after crystal knocked in november of 1938 the night of broken glass against the -- in germany burning broke his silence and began making public speeches, and it was at that time that this german consul who was a very high ranking ss officer was sent to boston i

i want to mention what a stalwart senator cardin was after the invasion of crimea and eastern ukraine in 2014, and leading the resolution on the floor of the parliamentary assembly pointing out that putin's russia had violated every single precept, every single precept of the helsinki final act, and that resolution was overwhelmingly, overwhelmingly adopted by our allies in the osce parliamentary assembly. i need not also mention georgia in 2008 invaded illegally under a pretext invented by the russian dictator vladimir putin. putin is now treading underfoot the principles at the heart of the commission's work, principles agreed to by mr. putin's predecessors and moscow. my colleagues, as you know, i recently traveled to ukraine with a bipartisan group of senators, four democrats and three republicans. based on what i heard there, i have no doubt the ukrainians will fight fiercely to defend their sovereignty and their boundaries. i would say to my colleagues i did not see panic in the voices and in the eyes, in the demeanor of our ukrainian friends. i did see resolve but not panic. ou

cardinal won 10 straight. haven't lost since mid december.m keith watching his son and his mall matter host washington. like father, like son. james keith slams 2-17. later in the first half. harry-on ingram finding jane delair. fancy finish. and the cardinal up 13 at that time break. ingram the rebound. he's going to go coast to coaches 17 points, 10 rebounds that's a double-double. delaire with 18. four of the cardinal starter in double figures. stanford wince 87-69. it's their biggest win of the season. five years ago today, the 49ers officially hired kyle shanahan as head coach. since then one super bowl appearance. two n.f.c. and it looks like we're into the tray lanceer rat and he's losing one of the die that is has been with him every single step after one year as the 49ers offensive coordinator. he loses one of his most trusted assist tans. he's made -- assistants. the niners will get a pair of mcdaniel.ory third round picks. >> people made a biger deal about mike because he had the title all by himself. but mike did the same thing th

eight rebounds, cardinal was tight. then the bruins, campbell drive. he went glass. bruins by ten midway and here is the fame here. second half, campbell drive and kick. johnny hit to -- ucla on the 11 straight point streak as they won it 7ed-70. ucla has swept both game was stanford. the cardinals have lost three of the last five. >>> usf at home. 19 wins. sliced through. he is exciting. 17 points for them but the pilots didn't back down. led by 11 at one point. corner pocket three. career high 23 as usf overall they just can't have this. they try to make the ncaa tournament. it is a bad loss. they lost the portland, final of 69 to 68. kpix top five from last night. we have a rerack it, and show it to the -- here we go. number 5. how did this work out? how did it work out? man. you have to finish. number four. clark of ohio. this young lady is playing at a different level. best in the college game. man she has range. from that to number 3. how to finish off the upset. arkansas, knocked off anybody one auburn. 80-76 in overtime is anyone going to glass later on today

laura: senator ben cardin, thanks for being with us. >> good to be with you. thanks.vlamir putin says a settlement over ukraine as possible, but only if what he describes as moscow's legitimate interests are addressed. russia's central bank has been rocked by sanctions imposed the u.s. and european allies. steve rosenberg reports on how russia politicians and the public are reacting to the war. >> once, moscow glistened with aspiration to be a global financial sector and economic giant. but war has changed that. after the kremlin's invasion of ukraine, the world has turned its back on russia. western sanctions have sent the russian ruble tumbling and interest ratesoaring. no panic yet, but russians are feeling it. svetlana's advertising agency is already losing clients. >> it is just like a nightmare for me. really. i can't believe this is really happening. we do not want to go ack there. to this iron curtain. we do n want to be isolated from society. me personally and everybody i know, we do not want this. >> western sanctions, economic and financial, are designed to

that president buy and ben cardin pointed out before. one of the big problems that president biden has, the democratic party is so wedded to zero carbon emissions that we don't really drill here anymore. we're essentially financing vladimir putin's war machine by suppressing the price of oil on the market. that's a huge problem. nobody is impressed. you can go after oligarchs through the banking system, through the treasury departments. the empty terrorist network. make it difficult for them to buy rolex catches, have three girlfriends in three different cities outside of russia. that is an inconvenience. vladimir putin doesn't care. the russian economy has not taken -- listen, i know the stock market is off. it's a predictor of the future. have we seen a major recession in the russian economy? no. what president biden announced probably wouldn't do it. the one thing that they can do to really squeeze russia is barney russian company from -- oh engaing in the swift system -- >> neil: they're not going there. for vladimir putin that is a

. >>> senior night for the cardinal. tied at 42 with colorado in the second half. spencer jones hits the three to give stanford the lead, but they wouldn't make another shot for 7 minutes and the buffs pulled away, going on a 15 to 1 run capped off by the walker dunk. colorado out scores stanford 41-22 in the second half and wins 70-53. the cardinal have lost four of their last five. >>> former nba coach jeff van gundy checking out cal and berkeley. batten scores down low pushing utah's lead to 6. but the bears come back. trailing by 2, shepherd from the logo for the win. that one is just a little wide left. the utes win 60 to 58. cal has lost two straight and falls to 4 and 13 in pac-12 play and we'll finally get to see steph play tomorrow in the oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-e

the cardinal went undefeated in pac 12 regular season play.nference tournament kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney went down to the farm to see how the champs are preparing for another postseason run. >> they say heavy hangs the head th%t wears the crown. but stanford women's hoops, the reigning ncaa champ is doing its best to disprove that old adage really feel much you know, we came up a great last year and we have an experience, not i think going some of games we >> and in an already the cardinal do look ready. they've already clinched the regular season league title and hope to follow that up with the pac. 12 tournament championship. the tournament really exciting and, you know, every team has played each other at least once. and you know, >> any anyone can win it. and we know from past experience that we have to do the right thing to win it and we'll have to play very well. >> so far, stanford has done just that improving steadily since the loss to top-ranked south carolina back in december that that they were still adjusting to life afte

. >>> college festival on wednesday, lexi and the second ranked cardinal. cardinal ran him out of the gym. no look pass to levy. stanford led by as much as 28. and then hayley jones with just a machine. eigenstate 82-59 then remained perfect in the pac-12. >>> yonathan to compile put on a show in l.a. last night. he missed only three shots finishing with 44 points, 14 rebounds, eight assists, and even a dad joke after the game. >> why did the orange lose the race? >> why? >> he ran out of juice. >> all right, you ready? here we go. how can you tell if it is a dogwood tree? >> i don't know. >> by the bark. >> of course. >> why do couples go to the gym? they want their relationship to work out. >> nice. >> what do you call the terminator in retirement? the exterminator. last one from me. what do police officers say to their belly buttons? your under a vast. >> storing up. >> thank you. >> wow. >> i got one for you, here's one for you. i never wanted to believe he stole from the company but i got home and all the signs were there. >> excellence. >> write these

washington visiting stanford and these two right next to each other in the pac standings and the cardinals were in control early and often and a nice back door and the finish with the contact. stanford needed this for their ncaa tournament resume, and they got it. and from the corner it was good and 18-8 and stanford wins 87- 69. >> the stanford women taking on usc in the late second quarter cardinal up 11 and she had a splash in the three here and scored 16 in the first half and the 4th quarter we will go back and a jumper and she finished with a career-high 26 points and they got it and they remain perfect in >>> coming up on the news at 6:00 the change that san jose is making to curb the rise in deadly car crashes. and until then thank you for joining us. the evening news is next. >> you can find this always on kpix.com. we will see you in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight battle ready, fears of a full scale russian invasion of ukraine intensifies. more than 110,000 troops on the border and counting. the u.s. warns of a grim toll if a as putin considers hi

. >>> senior day at stanford, look at the cardinal playing his final game. they were tied at 42 with colorado in the second half. spencer jones hits the three. this gives stanford the lead. the cardinal would not make another shot for seven minutes. that is a big problem. they pulled away going on a 15- 1 run. it is capped off by dunk. colorado out scores 41-22 in the second half. and the cardinals have lost four of the last five. >>> former nba coach and native jeff bay gun he is checking out berkeley. look at riley benson score down low pushing utah's lee to six. the bears come back trailing by two. shepherd, he pulls up from the logo, for the win. that was a little wide left. they hang on to win 60-58. they fall to 4-13 impact 12 play. >>> we see steph curry today. he will be playing in the all- star game. >>> still ahead, tensions are approaching a boiling point surrounding what the vice president is saying about the talks with russia. >>> +2 armed robbers ar >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> thank you for joining us. let's

cardinals win, 9164 your -- 91-60 four your final. zoom in l.a. today. no one really expected cincinnati to make it this far, but those who underestimated joe burrow will be at home watching on sunday. >> if you underestimate us, we are going to beat you. all this year, we got better and better each week and won a lot of big games, have been in a lot of situations. this is no different. larry: picking a winner scientifically, nick the dolphin in florida has made up his mind. he started toward the rams and then turned away and chose the bengals. nick has been correct in seven of his last nine predictions. a member of the -- remember the wanna get away commercials? the reversed slam here without authority, then commits a foul in frustration. the there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. ama:

the second ranked cardinals host colorado and trailed at halftime and then they started making place.a saving pass to lexi hall and she led with 14 points and stanford 1 63-46 and 12-0 in the conference and a record of 21 and a three overall and they have gotten 13 straight games. and now wearing the cancer awareness pink, they give utah a try led by 2 in overtime and they spread it open and broke the press and jenna hit a go- ahead 3 in utah 1 the games 8075 and they are still stuck on one pac win and the nba in the boys were off today and and alan -- la them play the clippers monday night. did you catch clay thompson show last night? he scored 16 points in the fourth quarter with the win over the lakers and he finished with 33 and six returning from injury last month. he said his game is finally doing that. >> if i could do that every fourth quarter, i would. >> it is an amazing show and we have all seen it before and will see it again and if you are not feeling that feeling for a few years you don't take a 30 ball like we -- lightly in this league and we are lucky bunch have number

this will certainly not be their final game at maples pavilion as the cardinal are expected to host a? the earthquakes opening their season in san jose against the new york red bulls. one, nothing new york in the 69th minute. javier lopez heads in the corner for san jose. and that would be the equalizer. it's a 1 one tie, but only 3 minutes mere fernandez with the left footed score. red bulls back up 2 to one and 3 to one. new york was the final score. so the quakes will try to get their first win of the season next saturday against the columbus crew. all right. one final note tonight, some warriors news draymond green was back at practice today. he's been cleared for non-contact practices. he called it a positive step as he continues on his rehab from a lower back injury. still, though, no timetable on when he's going to turn to the dogs hoping it's really justine. jonathan, back to you. all right. kate will see live in prime time. thanks so much for joining us. that does it for us here at and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you k

she had 15 believe the cardinal pretty easy and routine went 91 64 over the youths to stay 11 and oh,the pac 12 cal goes down hard against colorado 73 56. they're one and five in the pac 12. it is friday night of the videos, and that means check. this out. this is kind of an ugly moment from last night, clemson and purdue when the more stolen and he is undercut, brutally by david collins, clemson and that is a total cheap shot right there. he could have gotten out of the way. in my opinion, the ejection ensued immediately. he's been suspended for one game happy to report that more was not seriously hurt on that play. and so that's a good thing. out of a bad move. check this out. this is the perfect meeting of winning a football game on a wing and a prayer that the priest and philadelphia make it a nice catch. nice move to get open, and then he secures the catch. and i suppose you guys want a super bowl prediction predicted in an upset. cincinnati will beat the rams. wow anyway. thank you. wow anyway. thank you. goodnight. i'm just giving my thanksgiving toast. oh, come on, dad. isn't

stanford cardinal squad. but here's one note that stands out from today.en mark stanford's 20th straight victory against pac 12 opponents, no small feat considering the card been dealing with a number of their best players sitting out due to covid protocols today. they fell behind a little bit in the 1st quarter but came back in a big way. thanks in part to big bench production. 45 points from players who came off the bench and that death is a huge part of their success. so far this season. i think it's the key, honestly, because >> you people on our team know they can go hard and then they can get a rash. they also know they have to do the right thing or they will get and i think that's good. i think they keep each other accountable in a good way. and they're very positive and encouraging to their teammates. so especially when you're playing, you know, for us to do with covid, you know, had people out, obviously hannah without harry without jazz out this week. so other people are next woman up and they're ready for that night. they really have responded.

there's 17 38 no and conference or the stanford cardinal.he men, however, not extra, so hot line, the washington huskies tonight. and or w s. u cougars up 13th michael fluorosis hit the shot and stanford scraps back within three. james keith will get it knows what to do with it, but that was about as good as it gets for stanford under 30 cardinal down harrison ingram, can it and the cougars converge on a 66 60 win, and it was a losing effort for the cal bears as well against the huskies. saint mary's. and companies creating victory over portland turnovers did it alex ducasse with the steel logan johnson converts. on the other hand with the slam? he had 17 gales prevails. 75 54. so now 18 and four and they've got six straight wins. lots of all about it, and we'll have all the pebble beach golf highlights for you tomorrow. that is the sporty life right now, guys. gales are cruisin. alright mark. thank you. thanks everyone for joining us tonight. good night. (doorbell rings) hey, cam. louise, what are you doing here? you're not dropping out of

the cardinal had to fight for this one, trailing by one here in the fourth quarter, when missy petersen hit a corner three, the huskies had a four point he was just under seven minutes to play and that's what right down to the wire. stanford still down a point with little more than a minute left, wilson steals the inbound pass dr stanford to the lead with 13 left on washington's ensuing possession. lawrence schwartz has a shot under the hope that she mrs cameron brink pulls down her. 11th rebounded the game she's fouled. it was a free throw battle after that was stanford winning 63 56. stanford closes out the regular season 25 3. perfect 16 on the pac 12 and the wilsons. now look for long run in the ncaa tournament. the cow women hosting washington state and down big in the third quarter. jada curry falls down the rebound, then takes care of business yourself. curry scored 19 points to lead the bears in a losing effort. the cougars drive the hoop in the fourth quarter, adding to their lead charlie's later walker with two of her 21 points. washington state is 73 67 winner cal finishes tw

i want to turn now to senator cardin. >> well, mr. chairman, thank you. and let me thank my colleague from wyoming for advancing this bill. through the story of louisa swain, the state of wyoming and the state of maryland share an important piece of the history of women's right to vote. we celebrate louisa swain as the first woman in the world to cast a ballot in an election. she was born in virginia, she lived for a time in baltimore before moving to wyoming. shortly after casting her ballot in wyoming in 1870, she returned to baltimore where she was laid to rest in 1878. i'm pleased to support this legislation to designate a federal building in cheyenne, wyoming, in honor of louisa swain. may it serve as a reminder of the long road women have traveled to secure the right to vote and the long road we have yet to travel to secure equal rights for women in this country and already the world. again, i thank my colleague from wyoming for advancing this legislation. i would ask consent i would be added as a cosponsor. >> without objection. >> if i might on a

benedict's letter follows an independent german investigation that found then cardinal failed to act against four abusive priests in munich. today some survivors of clerical abuse say the letter isn't enough. >> how quickly he wanted to demonstrate he was only an administrator in munich for less than five years, almost to say this wasn't my problem. >> reporter: benedict's attorneys insist at the time he did not know about when predator priests criminal histories in munich. >> in a letter today he speaks about the fact he thinks quite soon he'll be at judgment's door and he personally feels clear of conscience. >> reporter: nine years after retiring a still evolving and controversial legacy. tom costello, nbc news. tom costello, nbc news. it's amazing... he's talking about motorcycle insurance, and people love it. of course, they love the savings they're gonna get with geico, but... it goes beyond that. you. deserve. to save. ha — heard that before. you. deserve. to save. i know. i need you to hear me. you deserve to save. i deserve to save! i mean he has a way of making you feel...s

the cardinal senior had 15 points. then late in the fourth, cardinal playing matchup.ior anna wilson forcing the turnover and scores the go-ahead bucket. number two stanford wins it 63-56. they're a perfect 16-0 in the conference. >>> at the shark tank, terry smith, the designer of the original logo back in 1991, dropping the opening puck between san jose and boston. second period, down a score, the power play, they tie the game at 1-1. but the bruins would score in the third period. boston wins 3-1. >>> to the pitch, the quakes playing their season opener at home against new york. down a goal in the second half, christian espinoza with the laser. that ties the match. the red bulls ood at goal and then another goal late in the match. your final, the red bulls win it 3-1. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, ukrainians staying strong through missile attacks and overnight explosions. we have the latest on what ukraine is now saying it will do. plus, bay

they were up 12 or the cardinal at halftime. wilson, by the way for steals in this one. you're going to see hannah jump from way downtown here as she had 19 cardinal in a route as it turns out, 82 59 10 and o in the pac 12. we've got a little extra time. so what up? check this out . seems like a while since the sharks have played, right? yeah hockey dose tonight. we got it for you watch the net. calgary's matthew could chuck one of the great scores. no look. between the legs, you'll see it more clearly on the replay. it was his night. it was their night they won six. nothing over vegas and just to close it out with an inspirational story. this is henry fraser. who paints with his mouth. well he had an accident when he was 17 years old, diving off a cliff. he's paralyzed from the neck down. he has found a way to transform his life and find an inner power. obviously a lot of talent, very inspirational, really beautiful sporting life, mark. thank you. thanks, everybody. goodnight. look, i need you to buy mom a birthday present and say it's from the both of us. okay, thanks.

no, but she was one of six cardinals in double figures., 9164 your fin fin -- 91-60 four your final. super bowl interviews have been almost all on zoom in l.a. today. no one really expected cincinnati to make it this far, but those who underestimated joe burrow will be at home watching on sunday. >> if you underestimate us, we are going to beat you. all this year, we got better and better each week and won a lot of big games, have been in a lot of situations. this is no different. larry: picking a winner scientifically, nick the dolphin in florida has made up his mind. he started toward the rams and then turned away and chose the bengals. nick has been correct in seven of his last nine predictions. a member of the wanna get away commercials? the reversed slam here without authority, then commits a foul in frustration. the ama: remember you can watch us on your phone or on your tv, no matter where you are, with the abc 7 bay area news app. we are streaming 24/7. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. lik

over conference opponents, including the postseason cardinals, 23 3.ck car season officially got underway with its biggest race of the year. daytona 500, you know there will always be high speed thrills at daytona. brad keselowski gets into the back of harrison burton, who gets sideways, gets tangled up with the cars behind him and goes flying and ends up back on his wheels from inside any hamlin's car. you see how the chaos around him went no one seriously hurt, but hamlin, kyle busch and alex bowman were among the eight cars that either suffered damage or had their day ended. by the time the sun had gone down, the race was decided in overtime and a green white checker. finnish rookie driver austin cindric in the white number two cars stays in front and the scramble to the finish just edging out bubba wallace by half a car length. 23 year old cindric is the first driver officially classified as a rookie to ever win the daytona 500. the u. s women's soccer team took on new zealand today and the former home of the carson chargers that we believe cup. th

they're also asking the court to search mayor of the cardinals private accounts for and the official records that have not been released in the past 2 years. cargos office released a statement in response to the lawsuit and the spotlights claims that he was held record saying in part, quote, although our team mistakenly missed 2 e-mails, we provided both of those e-mails and subsequent request. we have implemented additional procedures to minimize such mistakes and ensure we continue to properly and completely comply with public relations of public records, access requests in the future. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. there is a new statewide poll showing that californians are split on whether they think the state is heading in the right direction. the public policy institute poll puts out the latest concerning likely california voters. also the new approval ratings for governor newsome and for president biden, capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> covid-19 homelessness and the economy are the top concerns for california voters. according to a new statewi