was back and forthdefensive battle 4th quarter prep turns it over - mariana eshia finishes for la jollacountry day the lead for good time runs out for blythe, seiter, and eastside prep la jolla country day wins a low scoring nail biter 40-36 division 5 title goes to la jolla head coach malik mccord in his 6th season at o'dowd taking on brea olinda 4th quarter.o'dowd up by 13 good ball movement o'dowd- asha thomas hits the wide up 3 from the corner bishop o'dowd wins 55-40 the dragons wins their 3rd division iii girls basketball championship of the past 4 years a soccer player hit by a flare this russian soccer match in montenegro was suspended when goalkeeper igor akinfeev was hit in the head by a flaretake a few looksthe flare comes down from the stands police arrested the fan who threw it.the game was stopped for a bout a minute and akinfeev was carted off on a stretcher and taken to a local hospitalhe was said to be conscious wearing a neck brace thank you for watching kron 4 news and have a great night! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> did they try to break the door down? with an ax? >> the desperate meas

jolla s go on for win on senior day. 76-67. after the game tyler adams spoke about his emotional day. >> in the first after i came out of the game i didn't really have the same intensity that i usually have like getting on to the guys because it felt good. especially with it being the last home game and getting an opportunity on these warm-ups and see how it really feels. >> senior day at the smiths there also. john the only sore the colonial's roster. we'll pick this up in the first half. gw gets the board. they're pushing it up the court. paul juergen son to kevin larson for the slam. watch this one-handed pass again. engineering son. colonials up big. they continue to roll. the freshmen starting to take over. he had the green light all day long. he was 7 for 10 from three-point range. 21 points for the freshman. g.w. they go on to beat u mass 87-65. >> the women's semifinals of the tournament. george washington there the top seed taking on fordham today. first half. we're tied 19-19. the colonials coming up with the block. m

we deal with it on a daily basis. >> because of la jolla's proximity to mexico and because the fence along the texas border is incomplete, illegal immigrants are able to slip undetected into the united states. >> this is the border the united states has built. apparently this is where the fence ends right here. this is how close we are to the river, you know. so there is a gap between here, the other fence, and maybe 50 miles west of where we stand at this point. >> the immigrants are sent to border patrol for processing. with so much of the border fence still under construction and a shortage of people patrolling the area, chief gutierrez knows incidents like this are bound to happen again, and he think there is really only one solution. >> i think we need stiffer punishment for these coyotes, these people transporting immigrants and trying to make a quick buck out of them. i think that can be the only way it will come to a halt. >>> it's a shocking end to a high speed pursuit. an 18-month-old flies out the back window of a suspect's stolen suv and struggles to make her way back to

. >> la jolla , cal, scientists here have been studying the ocean for over a hundred years to learn more about the complex issues impacting the environment. >> the ocean is responsible for a huge amount of clouds, so it's an important source. >> atmospheric chemists and her team are tackleing these complex issues head on . >> aerosol particles are these complicateed mixtures of everything, millions to billions of compounds. >> figuring out of the chemistry of what lies on the ocean surface impacts the cloud formation and two of the most challenging environmental un unknowns. >> each i'm it comes down that's a fingerprint of anothers particle. that's dust, that's sea spray. >> sea spray is one of many aerosols that researchers are studying. the aerosols float in the atmosphere in the mist we see when the waves crash along the shore. >> when i think of aerosol, i think of the spray camp type. >> different types of bacteria and micro organize isms when those break are in the air. the chemistry of what's in the seawater and what makes it out. some aerosols warm the planet, some cool the plan

lgp back to work had 18 for the jollas. early in the second half. jordan for three. growing attack. up and in. and one. brandon taylor, a little guy. had 14. 75-64 utah. moves on for the first time in years. duke san diego state. sanford beginning their request for a 13 final four. unusually low seed. a four seed this year hosting 13 seed northridge. mascot danceoff. three wins every time. every time. cardinals in. bonnie, up 13. math dor. fight back. ashley gway in traffic. cardinals down to 24-4 run. and then willie thompson the jumper. the steal. the hustle. ahead to thompson. sanfordhe winner 73-60. win number 800. at sanford. number 9, next up oklahoma on monday. not a matter of if. but when the warriors will win the first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers. 14 to play hosting utah tonight. looking to three game but sat for third straight game. sprained ankle. justin holiday in the starting line-up. baseline for the flush. if it isn't a hard shot, seth curry has no interest. how about difficult on that reverse. difficulty scale of 1 to 10. a 10 between fina

. >> hi, i'm david a father of two girdles at la jolla get elementary school by taking a away the algebra i think this is a mistake i've seen the overlook bra in my first grader and she came in first and winning the championship for the statewide competition that was directly recommended to the program she learned from the coach coach i have the fund and ability and time to make sure they have the algebra in their life i'm concerned by taking this wu this will be to the detriment of people not not the same social situation as me i want to understand how this policy enhances the children in the school district thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please we have about 6 minutes left for this item. >> i'm steve i am a pattern i'll applaud the school for its focus on the u.n. if i had to the itching you've created a tell him one to finish the system one thing they don't do something that is leveling down the right way to one-track and drastically reducing the stakes 80 so every student can test out of algebra but at a grade level how much they achieve not a one standard and one-track that l

she found this camera in its rusty waterproof case in chest deep water off la jolla over the weekend. there were girls playing in the water from over three years ago. >> i looked at the pictures an thought about it all weekend and thought this is a moment these people want to remember. >> well, she posted the picks on social media in an effort to track down the girls tonight. we know she is connected with at least one of them who lives in south carolina and will be back in san diego next week. >> amazing. the power of social media. >> there you go. >>> well, also amazing, we are so grateful for, rain. >> let's take a picture of it tomorrow morning and frame it. it might be a while before it rains again. but it is here. the north bay already getting some rain. watering your lawn for you. keep your fingers crossed. rain on the radar. santasanta rosa, ukiah, super light showers but it beats nothing and we have showers on the radar no. let me take you to the other coast. it doesn't look the same as herement is that greenland? no. is that norway? no. that is cape cod! there are ice burgs!

a visit to the children's clinic of la jolla spread the infection to four others. one of these, an infant, flew on a plane to hawaii, where she was intercepted and quarantined. the other 250 passengers had to be contacted and tracked. dr. wilma wooten is san diego county's public health officer. >> this entire process resulted in exposur es of almost 1,000 individuals, 90 with no proof of immunization, 73 were quarantined, 12 additional actual cases of measles in san diego. >> narrator: public health officials determined that what allowed measles to enter the community was that kids were not being immunized because their parents were getting around public school immunization rules by using personal belief exemptions allowed in states like california. school principals have found themselves caught on the front lines. >> the fact is that some families choose not to immunize their children. and then there are f amilies who have children who are particularly medically sensitive, and they're in jeopardy because they could get sick from unimmunized children. so it's a ve

it happened at la jolla cove when the boy's dad let him walk up to a group of sea lions and let him petthe mammals whipped its head around and bit the boy in the face. >> i saw a lot of people like crowding around the scene where the boy was hit. a few minutes after, not long after, a little boy went up and tried to touch it and it whipped around around roared at him. >> we're trying to make sure that people are aware they need 25 feet. >> officials say the boy is expected to be fine. and while sea lion bites are ware. there have been two cases in the san diego area in the last three months. >>> a former engineer at twitter is suing over what she calls a promotional system. tina wang says twitter creates a glass ceiling for women that can't be explained by any reasonable business purpose. her lawsuit says twitter does not have a meaningful promotional process and she was overlooked. she also said when she was complained to twitter's ceo, she was put on leave. she wants $16 million to settle. >>> a new report shows california created more jobs in the last year than any other state in ame

. >> let's see, i didn't want to leave la jolla sunshine for washington d.c. no, a number of things going op but, you know, it would have made montezuma proud. [laughter] let me quickly ask you because we don't have a whole lot of time, you have a whole list of things that you're doing but the one that intrigues me maybe the most is this notion of a minimal cell. first of all, could you explain what a minimal cell is? >> well, we've been trying to work on this since 1995 when we sequenced the first two genomes in history trying to understand just fundamentally a minimal set of genes that can be responsible for complete self-replicating life. and so we've been working on this for a long time. we've had our first synthetic version in 2010 as you know. we've been working since then to try and design a cell from scratch that has just the minimal set of genes necessary for living and replication at least in laboratory environment. >> so we humans have about 20-30,000 genes. you started with a little, itty bitty thing, and you tried to make it ittie r&b ittier. >> t

i am in la jolla right now. i have four very american children in there. i have a book out there.a e-mails; my happy place" and the novel is "cuba, tricky women and humans" my new passion is trying to explain cuba to the rest of america. >> host: thank you sir. that was an interesting call. lani guinier? >> guest: i didn't get a sense there was a question other than are there more latinos -- >> host: he wanted your perspective on the issue of latinos. >> guest: i think he is correct. there is not a large percentage of faculty with a latino background. that is something people are working on to change. but it hasn't yet succeeded. >> host: is there a nom chumsky-like person at harvard law school? >> guest: i would say those people are tired now. they feel it isn't worth -- there is no much emphasis on educating a small group of people, most of whom come from families who some wealth. and there was a time when the faculty as well as the students were much more engaged in political activities. whereas now, for the last i would say ten years, it is much more quite. at the same time gi