you don't often see steph curry having anything to do with that extracurricular activity. look at gets the last laugh? at the buzzer. he high tells it into the locker room. it doesn't get better than that. the thunder making a move in the 3rd as they whittled the lead to 12th. file highlights tonight at 10. how about 30 years. 10 years in the sweet 16. they are there again against kansas state. britney mcphee had 21 points for the cardinals. at 22-9 sparked. a nice pass for air, call. it was never really a contest but we will show you more. 69-48 next stop next friday facing texas in the first game in the sweet 16. lexington kentucky is the spot. i was at a charity function and i asked somebody who should next be the cal coach. and they said it has to be somebody who wants to be here. console martin wanted out, this was his introduction at missouri. he is now the head coach at the university of missouri.>> i think we have a chance to be successful. i'm not in the business of waiting. our staff will do everything to be successful. we won't stop. >> it would nice -- be nice

extracurricular distinction in personal qualities and diversity. and you to keep key phrases in mind when you hear as you hear from the students and what the students are talking about in terms of admission and britain admission is quite different. there are national and university exams so you first take your national exam and if you get kind of -- beyond a particular high cutoff score you're eligible is and then you can go and take some of the subjects that you might apply to have is a university exam. you have got to take that exam and if you qualify you come for a campus interview and unlike interviews in the united states you're u interviewed by academic in your teeld of study so professors who would then be teaching you so, obviously, they have an interest in admitting students who they feel like are, you know, quote unquote teachable which is -- which is part of the -- sources of admissions in the u.k.. so the admissions side talks about academic abilities and aptitude for your subject and read a quote at objection forward he said to me for

an expansive view of excellence, extracurricular distinction and personal qualities, and diversity. i want you to keep those key phrases in might as ago, and when you here, as you hear from students and what the students are talking about in terms of admissions. in britain, admissions is quite different. there are national and university exams. first you take your national exams and if you get beyond a pretty high cutoff score you are eligible and you can go and take some of the subjects you might apply to have a university exam, take that and if you qualify then you will come for a campus interview. unlike interviews and the united states you will be interviewed by academics in your field of study studies of the professors who would then be teaching you. they have an interest in admitting students who they feel are quote-unquote teachable, which is part of one of the sources of many qualities that others have identified in admissions in the uk. so the admissions i talk about academic abilities and aptitude for a subject. i'll read you a quote from the director of undergraduate admi

both players rejected for the little extracurricular and possible suspension will follow.ike lopez took a little brunt of the fist on the side of his face right there near the eye. we will catch up with that later. meantime could this be the first step towards a statute in front of at&t park. finally for barry bonds. as the giants have announced that barry will become a full time employee. he is going to be a special adviser to the ceo. larry bear on a regular basis to do community events and go to spring training as a matter of fact tomorrow be an instructor and go through the season in the minor league venue for the giants 7 time mvp. knows a thing or two hitting in particular. meantime the real feel-good stories from the giants in spring training and is matt going to have a happy ending. michael morris who did so well in his come-back attack has sustained a hamstring injury. he will be out indefinitely and the giants say that he will probably have to go for rehab and if he chooses to continue his come-back he will have to see some duty in the minors. he looked like he w

or is this some weird extracurricular at dawn he practices? >> he is the armchair uncle after thanksgiving dinner who is just letting his unfounded opinions fly. and we need a president who is focused right now. and i always step back. he is entitled to his opinion but if it is making us less safe or giving americans less opportunity, that's when americans need speak up. >> when is the committee going to say this is nonsense in what is the wait? all you have to do as a committee. i know how it works call the fbi director to the stand tomorrow morning. put hill under oath and say was there any evidence while you've been director months and years ago, any evidence or any attempt to bug donald trump. get it over with. why are we waiting months of this nonsense? >> it's not hard. i was encouraged the fbi director comey was trying to have the department of justice clear this reckless statement by the president. we should do that this week. we shouldn't have to let the american people be confused about what really happened here because the president

. >> es muy complicado, casi no tengo las para hacer cosas extracurriculares y tarea, me deja muy pocoecesito gastar mÁs dinero, quiero ahorrar para el futuro. antonio: se presentÓ en sacramento la propuesta mÁs ambiciosa nivel nacional para que los estudiantes se gradÚen sin deudas. esto beneficiarÍa alrededor de 400.000 estudiantes, los sistemas universitarios, erradicando la necesidad de prÉstamos y cubriendo todos os gastos para el primer aÑo de quienes estudian en colegios comunitarios. >> la deuda de jÓvenes profesionales debido a prÉstamos estudiantiles estÁ continuamente creciendo. ranto el costo promedio esa hora de 21. al aÑo, pero hay que agregarle otros gastos como la vivienda. >> 40.000 $ por trimestre, yo como recibo ayuda financiera pagaba 1500. antonio: el costo total del programa serÍa de 1600 millones de dÓlares a implementarse a cinco aÑos. y aquÍ el beneficio no es sÓlo para los estudiantes. >> para la sociedad como porque cuando las personas estÁn más educadas, se nota que son mÁs participantes en las sociedades donde viven. ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: si usted es inmigrante y ne

but that was it for the extracurricular activities in this one..oston would get the win..110 to 102.. the teams split the regular season series. another upset for duke - this time in the women's n-c-a-a tournament. oregon, taking down the second seeded blue devils 74-65. the ducks will now face maryland on saturday in the sweet sixteen. happening tonight.. dc mayor muriel bowser will mark women's history month by celebrating six local women leaders. among them - two members of our abc seven family. former wjla anchor maureen bunyon will be honored. maureen spent 18 years at wjla and newschannel 8 - and 44 years working here in washington. she is a trailblazer for women and minority journalists.. founding both the international women's media foundation and the national association of black journalists. al most recogonizalbe photographers in the city.. pege gil-gannon. known for her stylish skirts.. new york accent and amazing attitude... pege retired last year after 42 years here at wjla! the washington women of excellence awards are tonight at 6:30

written articles about this, a whole book about this issue -- you know, he's done a lot of sort of extracurricularick garland was meant to be in that seat. merrick garland was someone who was picked by a president. he's a judge that was picked by a president who had every right to pick him. republicans came out and said, we can't pick him because obama is a lame duck, which was insane. but gorsuch taking this job, what does that mean for the supreme court as an institution going forward? >> well, i want to just start by telling you that senator al franken directly asked him what he thinks about the politicization of garland and whether he thinks garland is mistreated and it wouldn't surprise you at all to hear gorsuch couldn't talk about that. ( laughter ) we don't know what he thinks. we know that this is unperes centd. we've had a vacancy more than a year. justice scalia died february, and obama tapped someone to replace him. the republicans on the senate said no hearing, no vote, not even courtesy hearing with merrick garland because president obama doesn't get to pick someone in his third year

well, pushing them to enroll in the courses, engaging them in extracurricular activities, letting them know that there are clubs and there are after-school activities that are involved in rocketry and r of that nature, that it can actually be fun. and that early exposure can carry through. >> dr. simmons, you have a great example of a sleepover where all of that happens? >> yes, yes. i am really passionate about getting girls engaged in s.t.e.m. and so, so many of the girls in the younger ages are saying, i just, i can't do it, you know. it's not something that's easy for me. and so, for those girls that are not the "a"-"b" students, i wanted to reach out in prince george's county, our local community. we invited 60 of the young girls, high school girls, junior-aged girls, that are not doing so well and do not see themselves purg a s.t.e.m. career so we could show them exactly what it is we do. so, we had challenges and competitions and we did star-gazing, and they all had women mentors that stayed with them the entire night. and so, we also connected with the first lady's let girls le

and e we make sure that those girls have pads so they can go to school and do extracurricular activitiesand don't have to worry about not having the items they need. >> or being embarrassed. tell us about the benefit concert tonight. it's a big thing you're doing. what can we do? >> this concert is the brain child of charles wright, who is another volunteer. volunteers are the heart and soul of brawk. . the performers are donating their time. and they are basically going to spend two hours singing andç or and healing. it's from 8:00 to 10:00. >> thank you so much. thank you for starting such a great organization. >> thank you so much. >>> in news for your health, when patients are diagnosed with a peanut or tree nut allergy, they are advised to avoid all nut tobs safe. a new study finds half of those who think they are allergic to all nuts are not. erika edwards has detailed. >> if you're allergic to walnuts like i am, stay away from them. but a new study suggests people with a e peanut or single tree nut allergy may not need to avoid all nuts in their diet. the research from the americ

i can't write. >> okay, the more extracurriculars the better. >> we did a segment about this.ges are moving away from it. >> resume padding and the colleges are on to it, having numerous extracurriculars makes you look broad, unfocused, a resume padder. last one, this is surprising, the average grades in hard classes are better than as in easy classes, a lot of people think that but apparently it's better to go and get the a in the easy class because they don't want -- >> they don't lond it's advanced. >> they don't want to see you struggling across multiple classes, if you just see a c or a d on a report card, what do they do that? do they think well, that was a.p. calculus so it's okay. >> it's like sports. all those 52-0s. >> we've all seen dash cam footage of car chase, but what about a cow chase? in texas, the temple police department had to chase down a runaway cow that escaped from a nearby vet clinic. you can see the cow run into a fenced off area. that's good, right? so the cop walks up and says gotcha and shuts the gate. the cow had other ideas. whoa! >> the cow runs

about how many hours they sleep according to they have all their homework, they have all these extracurriculars including speech and debate and we also have another, um, person who went there, glennis one of our writers here at kpix 5 went to lowell high school. [ applause ] >> so what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may feature your school on the show. >>> very good school there. all right. one silicon valley ceo is waking up to some great news. just a few hours ago elon musk's spacex team was able to launch the falcon 9 after days of waiting out winds. >> liftoff! >> pretty cool. the 229-foot-tall rocket separated just fine from its launch pad marking the third successful flight in a row. their company has plans to launch another satellite later this month. >>> all right. time now 5:14. let's get a check of the roads with roqui. how are they looking out there? >> thank you, kenny. actually, they're looking pretty good. it's been quiet so far but we have a problem in orinda. let's head to the caldecott tunnel eastbound 24 inside the right bo

hand you have the president's newfound discipline, his big speech, he's curtailed much of his extracurricular> started out as a good week, ended as another bad week, would be my quick assessment. he gets good marks on the speech, even though it was substance-free. then quickly this disarray at the white house over sessions, first of all, donald trump admits he didn't even know about those meetings until he read about them in "the washington post." then he says he shouldn't recuse himself. sean spicer says the same thing. then sessions steps up and recuses himself. now we have a meeting with jared kushner and the ambassador, meetings with two other top aides to then-president-elect trump and the ambassador. they're nowhere on the muslim ban, oh, we're going to do it wednesday, no, we're not. they're nowhere on tax reform. front page article in alex's paper today, they're nowhere on climate change. >> okay, okay, bill press, you've laid it out enough. >> you get my point. >> john phillips, so, bad week, then? >> well, any week that ends with me being on with the three of you is a good week. >>

go around in terms of providing all the subjects on the curriculum they want to provide, the extracurricularging letters to parents asking parents to set up direct debits to fill funding gaps they are going to have. this was a lwa ys they are going to have. this was always going to be big issue. what the government says in response that thatis the government says in response that that is they say that has been funding change but the real term funding change but the real term funding is higher than ever at £40 billion. they have reallocated funding. there was an unfurnished in the system previously were some schools got more than other years “s. schools got more than other years ——s. that means that some schools will have received a shortfall in funding but other schools, and the government argues more than half of other schools will have received a cash boost. but as with the funding issues come from. but does a lot of schools in the country going to see their budgets cut. whatever the government says if you have a funding cut you have the funding cut. justine greening the education secretar

finding time for homework and extracurriculars as a student, it can be tough.choice is easy. marvel studios tweeted this out. spiderman with our hero looking pretty relaxed in his school jacket. the caption. homework can wait. the city can't. after seeing him in "captain america, civil war" many fans were saying tom holland was the coolest spider-man yet. fans are excited to see him in the spotlight this time. the movie features michael keaton, robert downey jr. guess who is playing aunt mae? marissa tomei. i'm so excited i can't stand it. >> did you just channel? very well done. >> i can't wait for to it come out. >>> former one direction singer liam payne is a new dad. they welcomed their first child, a son weighing in at 7 pounds, 9 ounces. he and his girlfriend, cheryl, announced it on instagram. the healthy baby boy is incredible and looks like a dream. no word yet on a name but this came just in time for mother's day in the uk. on that note, a happy mother's day to my mother-in-law. over in the u.k. >> they have mother's day and on a different day? >> and

which is why i didn't bring, you know, all my extracurriculars with me. >> seth: sure. >> but they haveough there at some point. you know, literally, you go through a metal detector. and it's everybody. i mean we were freezing outside. didn't -- thought we'd just get dropped off and then, you know, like decent human beings. you know, be able to roll in. no, we were in a freezing line with barely any coat on or anything like that in d.c. and you had like jeffrey katzenberg was in line. and bob iger, from disney, abc. and dave letterman was right next to us. so it's like -- they -- they don't care. >> seth: yeah. >> they're just like, "no, you've got to wait. we want everybody safe." i had -- a dog sniffs you. but the dog -- you're going through like a little thing and then there's a fan lightly blowing -- a waft of whatever you got going on. [ laughter ] or had going on. >> seth: right. >> earlier. [ light laughter ] and then the dog, the dog smells it. >> seth: and can the -- can the dog smell the difference between have and had? >> apparently. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, yeah. >> becau

another had to care for two younger siblings, an obligation that prevented him from doing extracurricularities. i could tell you their races, but should it matter? you can't judge someone's accomplishments until you appreciate the obstacles overcome to achieve them. and if this could be a better way of doing affirmative action, rather than simply loong at someone's skin color or a box they check, maybe we should give it a try. >> woodruff: on the newshour an update before we go. reports are terrorists are developing a bomb small enough to fit in a computer laptop. u.s. intelligence officials told multiple news outlets that the device could get past airport scanners. earlier this month the homeland security department banned devices larger than a cell phone on certain incoming flights from international aiorts. and that's the "newshour" for tonight, i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend and thank you. good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> it's hard not to feel pride as a citizen of this country when we're in a place like this. >> supporting social ent

othern school, work, extracurriculars, i was involved. my brother, on the other hand, found his nice where the boys his age working bangers. bangers.gang he, himself, was not the violent type. rather smart, and he was blessed with the kind of personality that gets along with everyone. one of those people that everyone likes. he gets along with everyone. i have never been one of those people, by the way. i wish i was. along withgot pulled this crowd of folks who were up to no good, as they say. he got involved in gangs. he got involved in drugs. involved in dropping out of high school. it was just downhill from there. he never went to prison and i guess that is the only good thing that came of it. but he might as well have, because his brain got so fried that by the time he was almost t point, does he had had breakdowns at that point. take you backme over all these moments in life, this experience living in this neighborhood, and knowing you are going to get out. going to college. dropping out and coming back. deciding to go to law school.

the heart of all they do is so inspiring even despite told that the black student union is is extracurricular activity that does want matter so it my honor to bring two leaders who truly matter jada curry and steeben martinez. [applause]. >> first of all, i would like to thank supervisor fewer for gibbing us this honor here and as well as the rest of the supervisors here trying to empower the black community. i'm a hispanic male so confusing like why is this hispanic boy speaking to me about black student eupian but i'm here because i want to thank you for jada curry because she had me join when i first went to washington high school last year so this is both of our-last year is both of our first year and i joined just because well, i thought it was important to empower the black community because i feel that it isn't presented as it should be. growing up around many african americans, i felt it is big thing because i grew up around western editions and have neighbors that are african american and grew up so many african americans in my life and i feel like everything going on now it is very

the heart of all they do is so inspiring even despite told that the black student union is is extracurricular activity that does want matter so it my honor to bring two leaders who truly matter jada curry and steeben martinez. [applause]. >> first of all, i would like to thank supervisor fewer for gibbing us this honor here and as well as the rest of the supervisors here trying to empower the black community. i'm a hispanic male so confusing like why is this hispanic boy speaking to me about black student eupian but i'm here because i want to thank you for jada curry because she had me join when i first went to washington high school last year so this is both of our-last year is both of our first year and i joined just because well, i thought it was important to empower the black community because i feel that it isn't presented as it should be. growing up around many african americans, i felt it is big thing because i grew up around western editions and have neighbors that are african american and grew up so many african americans in my life and i feel like everything going on now it is very

homes and their lives and then they also donate $300 a year to each employee's child to pay for extracurricularse companies are doing it. >> the entire list in "people" magazine and support those companies. they're supporting all of us. >> number seven, st. jude. that's -- >> you've done a lot of work with them. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> and someone -- someone i've known a long time close to my heart, as well, he's up right now. he's one of our favorite performers of all time. he's on the phone, the one, the only jon bon jovi is calling in, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning, good morning, everybody. hi, michael. >> hey, michael. >> hi. >> you're calling in. you're calling in from detroit because you're on this house is not for sale on the tour right now but i understand you have a special announcement, so tell us what you've got going on. >> well, with graduation season coming up, we were approached with a pretty unique idea about a song that i wrote for the record called "reunion" and what we're going to do is start a contest nationwide with colleges and universities today for

holiday parties and include the and then they also donate year to each employee's child to pay for extracurriculart in "people" magazine and support those >> number seven, st. jude. that's -- >> you've done a lot othfem. >> yeah. [ applause ] i've known a long time close to my heart, as well, he's up rightf performers of all time. he's on the phone, the one, the only jon bon jovi is calling in, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning, good morning, everybody. hi, michael. >> hey, michael. >>i. >> you're callingalling in from because you're on this house is not for sale on t now but i understand you have a special got going on. >> well, with graduation season coming with a pretty unique idea about a s called "reunion" and what we're going to do is start a contest nationwide with colleges and e come to your college with the band, crash it and play the song "reunion" and give some words to the graduating class of your school. and so we're doing a nationwi [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. what a treat. >> so, i'm curious, okay, i've . can i go back to school and get in on this? >> nice try.

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i can vouch for the fact that extracurricular surveilance occurred.t i have. when the president tweeted he was wiretapped, did can he box himself into a corner, so they could say, technically, that i, he wasn't really wiretapped. steve: take it literally, right? >> literal. maybe they had a bug somewhere as opposed to a wiretap. maybe it was the terminology that they can't deny. this guy clapper, i don't believe a word he says. although he did say there is no evidence of collusion between trump and the russians. but you know this guy is also the guy who said, we don't wittingly surveil on americans until we found out they do it every day all the time 24/7. you know, here's the thing. do i think they were looking at donald trump? without a doubt! barack obama would do that in a second. he did it to james rosen, apparently to kucinich. this is politics. this is the dirtiest game in up to. steve: wheel see what happens. pete: speaking of dirty game in town, unfortunately on another network, samantha bee, did a piece we're covering all morning, she mocked