>> olson: no. they admit that the government has known for over 50 years that burning fossil fuels would cause climate change. and they don't dispute that we are in a danger zone on climate change. and they don't dispute that climate change is a national security threat and a threat to our economy and a threat to people's lives and safety. they do not dispute any of those facts of the case. >> kroft: the legal proceedings have required the government to make some startling admissions in court filings. it now acknowledges that human activity- in particular, elevated concentrations of greenhouse gases- is likely to have been the dominant cause of observed warming since the mid- 1900s, that global carbon dioxide concentrations reached levels unprecedented for at least 2.6 million years. that climate change is increasing the risk of loss of life and the extinction of many ecies and is associated increases hurricanetense stormy precipitation, the loss of sea ice and rising sea levels. and, the governmen

the plaintiffs are erica olson and kalia woods. they're seeking class action a stanford, usc, yale, us will and other schools that were targeted by parents during the admissions scandal. they're also suing the man and the firm that allegedly helped those parents buy their kids' way into the elite universities. plaintiff olson who had, quote, stellar test scores applied at yale. paid the application fee and rejected. according to the lawsuit, i'm quoting here, had she known of the system at yale university was warped and rigged by fraud she would not have spent the money to apply to the school. she also did not receive what she paid for, a fair consideration. plaintiff woods echoed the same sentiment after being rejected by usc. both students are concerned the scandal will devalue the degree they receive here from stanford. i'm quoting, this is about olson, her degree is now not worth as much as it was before because employers may question whether she was admitted to the university on her own merits. here are some students we just s

pero en conferencia de prensa la casa blanca, el mandatario brasileÑo herb olson haro, ante una preguntasencia militar estadounidense la frontera de su paÍs con venezuela. --jair bolsonaro dijo que harÁ lo posible en conjunto con estados unidos para llevar democracia ese paÍs. el trump del trÓpico como se le conoce a bolsonaro por semejanza, dijo tambiÉn que no discutirÍa todas las versiones que junto con trump estÁn considerando. >> la pregunta sigue siendo la misma. Él podrÍa jugar un papel importante. el nueva york miembros toman sedes diplomÁticas venezolanas y denunciaron las condiciones precarias. podrÍa ayudar a brasil a convertirse en miembros. conductor: altos mediante -- altos funcionarios hablaron en roma. difÍcil encuentro, discrepancias sobre la legitimidad de maduro en el poder. conductora: claudia nos dice a quiÉn afecta la decisiÓn que tomaron. >> si usted es un inmigrante con historial criminal serÁ reportado. >>importante victoria al presidente trump. entre los potenciales afectados estÁ este hombre. >> yo querÍa evitar la deportaciÓn. >> muchos cuentan con la opciÓn de

olson: so freedom of speech is near and dear to my heart.ther told me while she was homeschooling me that i would need to know what my first amendment rights were because someday they would be violated and i would have to stand up for them. so i'm carrying on her legacy of handing out these little valentines encouraging people to know that they are loved and cared for. and within 15 minutes of setting foot on my campus this past year, i was told that i was soliciting and disrupting the learning environment and that it would not be tolerated and that i would have to stop handing out my valentines. and i contacted some friends of mine and they sent me to will to have legal counsel because this wasn't the first time the school had done it to me. they had stopped me a year well, a few months after my mom died and told me that i was not allowed to do it then. so i went through months of trying to get them to change this policy that they were enforcing, and they told me that they would do it. well, that was five years ago. so now it was time to ta

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. >> i'm here with matt olson heading out to japan.ies in japan. >> uh -- >> all right, we're done. this is matt olson and we're moving on to -- to the next -- >> can't say the guy doesn't have personality. >>> the oakland raiders continue to make changes to their roster. the team has mutually parted ways with tackle donald penn. penn played for the raiders for five seasons and was named to two pro bowl bus became expendable after the silver and brown signed trent brown. the move saves the ratedeiders million against the cap. >>> down to florida for the third round of the players championship. let's look at kevin na having a tough day. it looked like his birdie putt. it looked like he was going to grab the ball. tiger woods decides to have a little fun with him. mocks na's birdie putt. the two have a good laugh about it. neither player is in contention so at least they can get a good laugh at themselves. jon rahm is the leader at 15 under. >>> tonight at 11:00, i'll be back with highlights from the warriors/thunder matchup, plus the sh

kristina olson is overseeing first of its kind research. she's studying 300 trans kids from around the country and tracking them for 20 years. it was here at her seattle clinic nearly two years ago where we first met maya. kristina: do you feel like you're a little bit a boy? maya: a small bit in between. kristina: okay. bigad: what do you hope to learn from all this? kristina: information that parents and teachers and pediatricians can use to make informed decisions about what's in the best interest of young transgender and gender nonconforming kids. announcer: other studies have shown trans people are nearly ten times more likely to commit suicide. but olson says three years into her study, she's found kids who were allowed to transition socially aren't any more depressed than non-trans kids. kristina: these kids are rethis social transition.ellee announcer: while maya used to be brody, she legally changed her name at just seven years old. bigad: who is brody? bigad: doesn't exist anymore? who's maya? maya: me. nope, wrong way. girls, wro

olson, for five minutes. mr. olson: thank you, mr. chairman, on march 7 of this year, six days ago, we lost our colleague, ralph hall. ralph during among us here in congress and our world started n may 3, 1923. in the town called fate, texas. never in the american history has a town of birth been more appropriate for a man than fate, texas. lph's life was all about faith, great faith in god. as fate would have it, he moved to rockwell when he was 3 years old. he started working there, a local convenient store. as faith would have it, guess who showed up? bonnie and clyde, the notorious killers on a rampage throughout texas, arkansas, oklahoma, that part of our country. they gave ralph a 25 cent tip, a quarter, big money in those days. he was so excited, he showed his boss a quarter and noticed the newspaper lying there on the floor whose picture was on the front of that paper, bonnie and clyde. he told his boss they just came here. that's their car. his boss called the local sheriff. ral couldn't hear conversations but the sheriff sai

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heads of independent agencies, and she's criticized the supreme court decision in morrison versus olsonich upheld the independent counsel statute in effect at that time. her view, the president must be able to fire, at will, anyone from the executive branch. in her view that includes special prosecutors tasked with investigating wrongdoing. by the president. in 2017 she was interviewed on hewitt's radio show she was asked whether she believes the current special counsel regulation head similarly restricted effects on executive power and whether the president can direct the actions of the attorney general or active attorney general. her view of the constitution that all executive power in the president he can direct the support, he can fire special counsel, i hope during her confirmation proceeding she would disavow those views. i asked her whether she thought the president could fire robert mueller. the current special counsel. she refused to answer my question. the extreme view of presidential power is deeply alarming. when it is held by a member of ntone of the most important courts i

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you see olson fouls the ball off and winces in pain.y continued that at-bat and got a base hit before coming out of the contest. the hamate bone just above the wrist, recovery can be a month, sometimes as much as two months. so a setback for the a's. >>> to the ice we go now, riveting in anaheim, huh? sharks trying to snap a four-game losing streak. power play has been dreadful. joe thornton with a shot. they break through and tie it at 2. sharks were trailing for a third time. 2:40 left. justin brawn, just his second goal of the year to tie it at 3. we go to overtime. silv silverberg just walks right in. a little wrister. sharks get a point but their losing streak is five with only seven games left. 4-3 ducks the final. that was a bad loss. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> all right, thanks, larry. >>> now we get a check of our bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hey there, lisa. >> hi, kate, good morning to you. here's a live look from emeryville right now. just some lig

the suit claims that era olson and erica wood paid their dues while others were fraudulently able for gain admission. the suit says that ununfair, rigged progress in which patients were able to pie into the admission. the students are suing stanford saying that value of their degree is not as much as it was before. we have managed to hear that erica olson, one of the two students who had initially been named in that lawsuit has now dropped out of that lawsuit. we are expecting other napes to be filled in there. we heard from stanford university who responded that, quote, they are aware of this suit and, quote, it is under review tip point. live here on the stanford it campus in palo alto, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thanks. >>> u.s.c. is banning applicants related to the company of rick singer. here in the bay area, two businessmen are facing charges and leeing their management positions. bill mclaughlin is leaving his position while manuel henriques is leaving his position. not only does my child have the advantage of my vast wealth and power, but, now, i'm going to cheat t

the crunch vote comes later today but the government's attorney general has raised doubts about how olson's did fall still with the european union.

olson: i thank my friend from georgia. back home all texans agree the 10 most terrifying and biggest lie people can hear is, quote, i'm from the federal government and i'm here to help, end quote. under that viewpoint, h.r. 1 should be called the -- well, it's called the for the people act. it should be called, quote, for the big government act, or more accurately, the big lie act. texas 22 does not want to have $6 of federal tax money given to subsidize small donors and match every dollar they raise. they prefer that $6 of their money be used for new roads, patrol, ts, border ve schools and hurricane prevention. texas being swarm by californians. lowest income tax. zero. friendlier environment for businesses. just like we don't want tax on plastic straws, texans don't want a tax to follow california same-day registration. i ask my colleagues, respect the constitution. respect the 10th amendment. respect states' rights and vote against this terrible bill. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas yields back the ba

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borrow, --nt olson bolsonaro, i will tell you that we will be consulting and talking a lot, working onour both problems and assets, and we are making tremendous strides. we had a great meeting today. as i told president bolsonaro, i also intend to designate brazil , or major non-nato ally even possibly, if you start to a lot of peopleto talk but maybe a nato ally. which will advance cooperation between our countries. workingons are already together to protect our people from terrorism, transnational crime, and drugs and weapon trafficking. also human trafficking which has become something that does come to the forefront of crime. horrible, horrible situation. we look forward to an even deeper partnership and working together. meetings, we discuss the strong economic ties between our nations grounded in the principles of fairness and reciprocity. my favorite word. reciprocity. and i arebolsonaro committed to reducing trade barriers, facilitating particularly energy infrastructure, agriculture, and technology. forpresident's vision freeing the private sector and opening the academy is th

olson warned the irises struggling to process this year's return. >> the only way to resolve these issues is, you need more employees. >> her testimony comes as presidential candidates in the 2020 race, weigh in, you should be getting tax relief. >> we have seen a tax policy in the last couple of years that has benefited big corporations, they needed the least. >> asked for president from, he remains the only modern president since richard nixon, not to release his income tax returns. in the meantime, house democrats say they are working to pass legislation requiring presidential candidates to release 10 years worth of personal tax returns. >>> happening today, paul manafort, the president's former campaign chairman is said to be sentenced in virginia. he is 69 years old, he could get up to prison for tax and bank fraud related to the money he earned while working as a political consultant in ukraine. next week you will be sentenced in a second case in washington dc. >>> a memo reveals guidelines, according to memos and by the associated press, the guidelines also say to target migrants f

play some first 48 while matt olson is out. >>> and jordan bell was suspended for tonight's game in memphis reporting that bell made hotel charges to assistant coach mike brown's account without him knowing. the amount isn't clear as well as what was charged. >> i keep remembering himg the parade last year. this explains a lot. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter yours e floo secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun,

and the hope is he can step in at first for matt olson, who broke his hand last week in japan.a's open the home slate tomorrow against the angels. giants begin the season in san diego, facing the padres. (catherine) if you were in oakland today-- you might have received an unwanted alert on your phone. but it could help in the future. details on the shake alert test-- and when it could roll out across the bay area. (catherine) to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. in the east bay... the u-s-g-s tested out it's new shake-alert system in oakland. at 11 this morning, a test message went out to cell phones all over downtown. kron 4's charles clifford has the story... well here in oakland on wed. morning cal oes and usgs tested out their new earthquake alert system. now this test involved cell phones in a 60 block a

play some first 48 while matt olson is out. >>> and jordan bell was suspended for tonight's game in memphis that bell made hotel charges to assistant coach mike brown's account without him knowing. the amount isn't clear as well as what was charged. >> i keep remembering him during the parade last year. this explains a lot. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. customize each line and choose to pay by the gig or getunlimited. do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. and since xfinity mobile comes with xfinity internet, you can save hundreds a year. get $250 back when you buy a new samsung galaxy. click, call, or visit a store today. captioning sponsored by cbs >> steve bannon, shannon, is predicting that president trump is going to go full animal-- that's a direct quote from an interview just out on yahoo! news

kristina olson: do you feelhing like you're a little bit a boy?it in between. announcer: children as young as three convinced their own bodies don't reflect who they really are. jack: i'm really, really happy. announcer: but how young is too young for kids to begin transforming their lives? steve rosenthal: i personally feel it'd be malpractice to withhold that kind of treatment. announcer: the brightest medical minds are at odds. eric vilain: it's this idea that if i behave like a girl, therefore i am a girl. well, that's not necessarily true. announcer: the growing debate and a mother's fear. female: i would rather have a trans daughter than a dead son. female: get your read books out. announcer: teachers are now seeing an increase in the number of students identifying as transgender. female: every single school. announcer: but are educators prepared? laurie wekaser: i think it's something that we do need to be taught. announcer: our two-year investigation exposes a serious lack of training for educators across the bay area. bigad shaban: your s

that brings home matt olson. the a's five straight hits. pitchers got the job done on the hill.hey win it 5-1. wild final round in the mayors championship. eight guys with a share of the lead at one point. including this guy. 48 year-old. walking after his approach on 18. you know it's good. sinks the bird. clubhouse lead at 15 under par. mcill roy did not blink. two puts for bird and the lead. he get ts the par on 18 for the win. he wins with a score of 16 under par. check this out. today phillies mike scott dives into the crowd chasing a loose ball. watch what he does. tries to sneak a sip of beer out of a fans cup. watch again. just looks like he kind of faked it. after all it is st. patricks day. he didn't get the drink but the team got the win. sixers beat milwaukee. everybody needs a little refreshment. think'rat allowed? ened. 2 probably says if you want it you buy it. >> no secret who is at the top of the box office. another marvelous showing for captain marvel. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runw

morales 35 years old, expected to play first base while matt olson recovers from an injury. according to multiple reports, toronto will be responsible for $10 million of $12 million left on his deal. don't forget about the giants. their season opener in san diego today, probably better weather down there. first pitch 1:10 at petco park. their home opener april 5th against tampa bay. >>> no one in california marked all six numbers. one powerball ticket was sold in wisconsin. the jackpot is $768 million, fourth large nest u.s. history. the winner could take the lump sum pay out. there's been no big winner since the day after christmas. here's winning numbers. 16, to 37, 44, 62, powerball 12. we learned onele ticket sold in san mateo and one in san jose matched five of the six winning numbers. they do get something. if you said walnut creek in san francisco, i'd perk up. oh well. didn't happen. >>> coming up next, this early thursday morning, san mateo sheriff deputies are using new age tactics to catch the criminals. next, they used a popular app to track down and 46 accuse dr

brings home olson. and profar with an rbi single to bring in davis.ght hits, eight a's pitchers got the job done on the other side. they win it, a final of 5-1. the a's play their home opener thursday march 28th against the angels. just 11 days and both teams will be back here in the states to start the baseball season. >> looks like the book on that pitcher was right field. everyone was going ride. >>> today we get to all be a little bit irish don't we. >> we will take to you >> new on abc7 news at 6:00, would you pay extra for an uber or a lyft ride? the bay area city considering a ride share surcharge. >>> how about a poppy apocalypse as beautiful as super bloom in southern california looks it is now creating several problems for the city where it happened. >>> people celebrated st. patrick's day in many ways this weekend. and thousands enjoyed a carnival in the east bay. >> abc7 news was at dublin california where people enjoyed rides games and foods. dublin's annual st. patrick's day festival featured a parade, fun run and pancake breakfast. they

cheering liaison, a nice hit by matt olson, part of a two-run single to the opposite field, and then chad pender, guy they cannot to be mr. everything, can play pretty much every position on the field, two run double here. and the a's take care of the rockies 6-3. friday night at the video, check this out. this is the florida hurricane game, puffing up the crowd, and then a vander holyfield, put on a little show for the fans. this is the canadian, near the drink, some reason he felt he had to take his shirt off to show his farmers stand. >> he's in florida. >> nice shot. under the par for the whole. josh bailey,, accidentally sent the pass back to a teammate, watch the replay a little too hard. into the wrong net. hoops. as show you this, not a sensational play, zach wood been driving the score for the chicago bulls, get this, it went into quadruple overtime. the score was 168 minus 161. the bulls beat atlanta. 168-161. alwould you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which one? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska

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olson aro repeatedly -- bolsonaro declared donald trump a role model and is now seeking closer relationships with the united states. it was also his first trip abroad to the united states and that's something that would have been unheard of just a few years ago. the relationship used to be a complicated one but it might change after today's meeting. also because both presidents are on t the same page in so many issues and topics, they are both nationalists, they oppose multilateralism. bolsonado today said he supports donald trumpmp's migration polititics, sayaying most migras he believes come to the united states to do arm, and that is exactly donald t tmp's s rhetorc that he used in his election campaign andnd continues to use and he certainly likes to hear that from the mouth of someone that will now be one of his closer allies. brent: we know top of the agenda today, to be topics, venezuela and nato. here's what the u.s. president said a short while ago about venezuela. take a listen. president trump: this afternoon the president and i discussed many of our mutual priorities, including v

for save the bay's jesse olson, it's the ground floor for future experiments. >> and we're trying toake what we've learned from that and scale it up even further. >> reporter: as a sign of scaling up, in menlo park near a series of former commercial salt ponds at ravenswood, volunteers turned out to help save the bay fill growing beds with native plants. the plants will be part of the effort to turn the salt lands back into marsh lands. >> we want to focus primarily on restoring the tidal marshes that used to be here before development. we're standing at the corner of one of the old salt production ponds, and that slope will be vegetated with all the plants that are being grown. >> reporter: the living levee will create transitions between the marshes and the uplands. >> it will be hundreds of thousands of plants actually that will go into this site. and that's an important area, because as sea levels rise, it will continue to provide habitat for the animals that are in the marsh now. >> reporter: save the bay plans to expand its planting around the bay as it rescues much of the shor

typicallymatt olson is out. >>> the warriors' jordan bell was suspended last night in memphis and we learning why. multiple outlets are reporting that bell made hotel charges to assistant coach mike brown's account, the amount is unclear as well as what was charged. but bell lost a game check worth more than $9,000. and those games for the giants and a's today, they both start just a little bit after 1:00. andrea nakano for kpix 5 sports. >>> we're live at the coliseum in oakland this morning for more on what fans can expect as the a's welcome their home opener. >> another lawsuit against monsanto goes to trial today. opening statements in just a few hours. i'll tell you what this trial is all about. >>> scattered showers drenching parts of the bay area this morning. but we are tracking a big shift this weekend. >> plus, monsanto heads back to court today hours after another costly verdict. this morning a bay area couple says that roundup caused their cancer. >> and baseball is back in oakland today. this morning, we are live ahead of the a's home opener. >> it is thursday, march 28t

having lost two games to the mariners to open the season, the a's announcing today first baseman matt olsonno, timeline has been set for his return. that is going to be rough. >>> come on, wake up. sharks on the ice taken on the anaheim ducks. san jose had to come back from period, marc-edouard vlasic scores. johnny on the spot, justin braun on the rebound, tied 3-3, overtime, but then anaheim's silverburg with the wrister pass and the ducks beat the sharks 4-3 handing them their fifth straight loss. sharks have come upon hard times. still looking for home ice advantage, probably not going to happen. >> a long season. that's good news. >> >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> . have a great weekend. it's going to be sunny. go out and enjoy because it's going to be captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> i like him. >> great job they're doing.

olson sergeant reports. they're calling it a new start for their alliance the leaders of kanno nissan and mitsubishi are forming a new board to to oversee their collaboration. the company's three c. e. o.'s will meet monthly in paris or tokyo led by renault's new chairman john dominique's. we want to enhance. the spirit of this alliance. and recreates the spirits the way it was at the very beginning of this alliance at the end of the nineties totally respectfuf. of the cultures of our companie. respectful of our brands. sanaa replaced carlos ghosn is chairman of lenovo earlier this year the will not re create cones double roll by becoming the chairman of nissan. to that role will be chosen by a nissan panel of outside experts a concession from her know to give its japanese partner more autonomy. nissan sells the most cars of the three automakers there are no owns a 43% stake in nissan a french dominance that reportedly has japanese executives upset. carlos ghosn has blamed this alleged resentment for his ous

ben olson's squad trying to build off last week's season-opening win against the defending mls champsfirs half, new york and blue. they have the ball. alexander ring shoots. bill hamidem denies. iain scoreless. hamid six saves this one, including in thein 78th me off that new york free kick. 83in me. d.c. united on the move. ocasta shoots. denied, as well. dc. uni and nyc-fc played to a 0-0 draw. >>> spring training action. nats facing their roommates, houston astros. jeremy hellickson vying or the fifth starter position. solidou ting. he threw four shutout innings, gave up three hits and one strikeout. the offense, it was a big day for the kieboom brothers. gives this one a ride to left center. stays in the park. luis garcia comes in to score. spencer currently the number three catcher on the roster. in the seventh, it's his bro, carter kieboom. rips it to right.at an rbi single. big day for the brothers. kieboom as the nats win 6-4. >>> thanks to shakira austin's clutch block with 1.5 seconds left, marylandn' wo hoops beat michigan to advance to their fifth straight big ten champion

erica olson and kalea woods are suing several elite colleges, saying they were denied a fair opportunitye schools. federal prosecutors say 50 people took part in a scheme that involved either cheating on tests or bribing college coaches and admissions officials. of those 50 people, 13 are bay area parents. ( darya ) the arrest of an undocumented immigrant accused in the murder of a san jose woman has sparked a new debate on whether or not local law enforcement should cooperate with federal authorities. carlos carranza was arrested in connection with the murder of 59 year old bambi larson of san jose. ice says they arrested carranza nine times in the past ... but he was released because of local sanctuary policies. those same policies are meant to protect undocumented immigrants who are ánotá considered a threat to the public. we talked to a santa clara county council member who says it's a local policy issue.

erica olson and kalea woods are suing several elite colleges, saying they were denied a fair opportunity prosecutors say 50 people took part in a scheme that involved either cheating on tests or bribing college coaches and admissions officials. of those 50 people, 13 are bay area parents. ( darya ) a playgound incident between two teenagers ends with a booking for attempted murder. police in stockton say a 13-year-old boy stabbed a 14-year-old girl at their elementary school wednesday afternoon. she was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. no word at this point what led to the attack. school officials say a crisis response team will be avaialable today for students and staff. ( darya ) new accusations that local police departments are sharing your information with ice. ( darya ) plus ... a deadly plane n southern california. we explain what happened on the tarmac. we are working our way back into another dry day with temperatures this time around even warmer than those felt yesterday. highs will peak in the mid to low 60's under partly cloudy skies at the coast and m

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said olson, the solicitor said that he would comment on the first amendment.nd he told the government to cut a deal. he said the statute is unconstitutional. i will take the heat and i will tell the bush administration that you can't take us to the court of appeals. that's what solicitors general do. there are people. it wasn't terribly brave. what did he have to say? these are strange in times and we can come and take back courage. all that to one side, i get appointed to terry nichols. it did not seem to me that the former chair of litigation that i can a no. -- say no. but we recruited law students and young lawyers and people that all got excited. and many of them are out doing great work. will you lawyers and law firms, turn your young lawyers loose. let them know that the chances of promotion do not diminish if they go out and start becoming involved in these things. they become better lawyers and more enthusiastic. that was what at williams taught me. >> let me ask a final question and we will take questions from the audience. minister barley, in german

chief nil olson. is there a date when station 5 penned. we're looking at ribbon cutting on april april 17th. >> commissioner veronese: statir right? engine 5 has been up at station 38? >> correct. they've been at station 6. don't station 38 have als as all? >> yes. >> it make made a hole. >> engine 38 is typically b.l.s. when we returned jane five to stakes six, we made agent 38. >> commissioner veronese: have we learned anything from that experience? we plan on keeping a.l.s. at 32. it goal goal of every engine are we going to the qrv model? >> these things all up for dugs now. eir don't have exact which way we're doing and spoon. ohio i wander. it require change and funds. >> you seen ramping up of a.l.s. companies. every engine has the same make-up of employees. same level of service. >> commissioner veronese: it opens up opportunities for people to go from station 49 to engines? if we open up more of those spots? >> yes. >> commissioner veronese: thanks chief. >> did we conclude our discussions agreement with the port on station 35? >>

erica olson and kalea woods are suing several elite colleges, saying they were denied a fair opportunitysay 50 people took part in a scheme that involved either cheating on tests or bribing college coaches. of those 50 people, 13 are bay area parents. ( darya ) the arrest of an undocumented immigrant accused in the murder of a san jose woman has sparked a new debate on whether or not local law enforcement should cooperate with federal authorities. carlos carranza was arrested in connection with the murder of 59 year old bambi larson of san jose. ice says they arrested carranza nine times in the past ... but he was released because of local sanctuary policies. those same policies are meant to protect undocumented immigrants who are ánotá considered a threat to the public. we talked to a santa clara county council member who says it's a local policy issue.

. >> her final year on the job as the irs's in-house watchdog, taxpayer advocate nina olson says that the 2018 tax season has been especially difficult and demanding for the irs, given this year's 35- day government shutdown. >> how long will it take the agency to recover from the five-week shutdown? >> i have estimated 12 to 18 months. >> reporter: as for taxpayers, the irs is reporting the average tax refunds has increased 1.3% up an average of $40 per return from last year. yet, a few weeks ago, the data was showing an 8% decrease, alarming some taxpayers concerned about how the president's previous year's tax cut could be impacting americans. but she warned that irs is struggling to process this year's return. >> the only way to resolve taxpayers service issues is that you need more employees. >> reporter: her testimony comes as presidential candidates in the 2020 race weighs in on who should be getting tax relief. >> we have tax policies in the last few years that benefited the top 1% and big corporations. they need it the least. >> as for president trump, he remains the only mod

blue jays decided to trade this guy. 35 years old, expect today play first base while matt olson is recovering. morales is in a final year of a three year contract. toronto will be responsible for $10 million of his $12 million left of his one year deal. giants open at san diego today and will play against the padres first pitch 1:10 at petco park. their home opener is next friday, april 5 th. they'll take on the tampa bay rays. >>> one winning powerball ticket was sold in wisconsin. the jackpot of $768 million is the fourth largest in u.s. history. the winner could take the lump sum pay out of $477 million. the top prize rolled over for three months with no big winner since the day after christmas. here are the winning numbers. the powerball is 12. we did learn that one ticket sold in san mateo and one in san jose matched five of six numbers. they'll get close to $3 million before taxes. not so bad. >> if we only had those numbers yesterday. >> life would be grand. >>> coming up next, deputies are using new tactics to catch suspected criminals when we come back. how they used a popular social

program is something when olson lee was director of the mayor's office of housing, we brought that idea to the community. and a lot of folks were a apprehensive, because commitments had been made in the past but not the follow through. i am so proud now because we are renovating over 3500 public housing units all over the city and changing really the conditions of how people live. and again, some of the basic things that so many people take for granted because i understand what it feels like to live in a community where sometimes the windows are broken and the heat doesn't work and the water doesn't work, and the toilet is stopped up. and we never even had showers at plaza east, and the roaches and pests and all the stuff that frustrated me to no end has frustrated the residents that lived here for years. so this is about keeping a promise, a promise to change the conditions of a number of public housing units in san francisco so they feel not only respected but they truly feel a part of the city and county of san francisco as a whole. so a number of people contributed to making this ha

especially after olson played and was a gold glove first baseman. >> warriors have back to back homes weekend hosting dallas and detroit. steph curry is going to rest tomorrow against the mavericks. a night off for steph really makes sense. since then he's played 48 straight. they'll have them fresh for the pistons on sunday. >> ncaa hoops biggest upset so far fourth seed kansas state, ant eaters go on a 12-2 run. max hazard can be hazardous to your team if you're k state. uc up five, wildcats down 2, and barry brown throws it to his bench. irvine led by coach russell turner, the big upset 70-64. next game at the sap center -- oregon 12 seed against wisconsin. payton pritchard for the ducks, plus the foul. nine assists. nine points, 6 boards and four blocks, as in learn to live with rejection. that is s.w.a.t.ed into depressed row right there. oregon the upset win. we call it don foil university. looking for an upset, that's their leading score couldn't wear his contacts. that didn't work, missed all four shots he took. francisco makes it a one point game. under 2 to play admiral sch

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we were told to waits outside derek seemed to meet with olson. it took more than eight years for pas one time boyfriend to be charged andconvicted. dt it was jose's own son who toldectives he believes his father also killed hisother marta. and like pam allegedly duchld r body in stafford county. >> a case that we very much hope is brought. >> they've got to d that thing we all call justi. they've got to. >> they understand i'm not going anywhere, and they are investigating the >> he updated martha's very grateful son by phone. >> he has been a great ally, and i really can't say how valuable hes to this part of mylife. when i think about getting justice for my mother, it's a n juut her, it's also about derek's sister and whatever other victims are out there. >> reporter: derek's determined quest to bring another family closure will not bring back his sister pam, but it is another step forward in a lifelong journey of healing. in stafford county, virginia, vid colver, news 4. >> now joseodriguez cruz is serving a 12-year sentence for pam's murr. if

. >>> in the lawsuit, olson and woods claimed the universities were negligent in failing to maintain the sanctity of admissions protocol and insure their own employees were not engaged in bribery schemes. both students are now attending stanford. both say they were rejected by yale and ufc. before today's lawsuit, there's been fallout from the scandal. ufc is banning affiliates connected to the ringleader who set up the scheme. ufc will investigate each individual student involved. bill is on leave from one of the world's largest investment firms. enriquez is stepping down of hercules private company hedge fund. >> not only does my child have the advantage of my vast wealth and pow er, but i'm going to cheat the system to give them additional benefit. it's something the public is going to find unforgivable. people are looking for real benefit. >> lori loftland must surrender her passport come december. the prosecutor says he would not be surprised if more were charged in this case including the children that benefited from it. >>> facebook is not saying if it knows what caused the ou