i was a sophomore here at oakland high school and that strike went on for almost a month. so it was very disruptive, worried about my grades with, about my s.a.t. tests, similar worries that elijah now has. by the way, i'm told by students about 50 kids showed up to oakland high today. normally they would have 1,600 students. live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. >> some firsthand experience to. hear more from da about his experience during the 1996 strike, you can go to our website www.kpix.com. >> you can also find more details on that previous strike along with a survival guide for parents. again all at the top of the page there at www.kpix.com. >>> new details about the attempted murder of a napa sheriff's deputy. >> federal immigration authorities are now saying the suspect was undocumented and had been deported multiple times. allen martin is here with the latest developments on this case. >> javier hernandez-morales was killed last sunday after he opened fire on a deputy. i.c.e. now says he was deported three times before 2011. later he was arrested for various offens

the sophomore from bowie led all scores to 16. that is as close miami would get.rs win it 56-46. let's head to colle park.nd i would recom sun screen of spf 0 for that guy. send quarter finding logan. 4-2 terps. he scores the h sophomore four goals of the day. terps win their 26 straight even opener. eight new members of the hall of fame football class. >> george, thank you so very much. the nt to go back to breaking news that we had. governor ralph northam saying he will not resign. he admitted to past mtakes including a party in texas saying he darkened his facng du a michael jackson themed party that same year. but thate s not the person in question. lieutenant governor justin fairfax has not. we are going to have much more on this developing story. til then, have a good night everybody. >>> tonight, the democratic governor of virginia changes his story, sayingac at photograph in his med school yearbook is not him. >>f i had dressed up like that and stood beside a costume of the kkk, i would remember that. >> ralph northam defying calls to resign but admits he

so it's cadet leadership that is overseeing sophomores, juniors and seniors for that matter. we will now go to ms. holland. >> thank you madame chair. thank you both for being here today. what roles and responsibilities do senior academy leaders have for preventing and responding to sexual assault and sexual harassment and military academies. second, how do you believe senior leader should be held accountable for continued increase rates at those academies? >> i think the role is a central focus of each academy, what can the superintendent do. they are the voice for those who haven't served in the military -- many of you have, when you're cadet, people like general and others are god's. their words matter. so being that vocal person, holding people accountable, whether it's people on the staff who are retaliating, holding cadets accountable who retaliate, i think retaliation is one of the huge problems that they really need to tackle. your second question ? >> excuse me, how do you believe senior leaders should be held accountable for continued increase in rates? >> i say thi

>the boston jason tatum of sophomore jason tatum of the boston celtics......y the toughest part is getting that pass in the hole on the first attempt and trae young did just that and looked like he was going to win.....>but just you watch.....tatum shocks everyone and lets one go from almost half court.....he nails it to steal the victory......>to the shark tank.....sharks hosting the canucks tonight....>+2nd period....tied at 1....logan couture gets it from joe pavelski and finishes it to put the sharks up 2-1....>3rd period....canucks' brock besser ties it all at all....nice fake there.....canucks staying in it....>down the stretch....timo meir's shot is blocked....but pavelski gets the rebound and fires it in....that would be the nail in the coffin for vancouver...sharks bounce back and defeat the canucks....3- 2...>and we have some san francisco giants no it's not bryce harper.....but the giants did sign 31-year-old outfielder cameron maybin......>maybin has played for nine teams in his 12 year career and won a world series with the 2017......>he will repo

i have a sophomore at the school. the events that folks are speaking about tonight is something that really hit home for our family. ever since my son started attending this school, he has been experiencing and hearing and seeing all of these things that have been brought up tonight. it was not a surprise when we heard some of the things that had happened. as a parent who participate in inclusive meetings with other parents, we hear comments made to students, comments made to parents that are discriminatory and racist. you know, we have seen the school really step up. we've been privileged to have cultural humility workshops led at the school, but those are voluntary. and a small percentage of parents show up. so are the people showing up at those meetings that really need to be there? or are they already open to looking at cultural humility? we need to look at as a district how to bring the ideas we talk about here in these rooms into reality for our students, so that they're not having a deal with micro aggression a

seven of the top eight scorers for maryland this yr are freshman or sophomores.taking notice of the impact the freshmen are having. >> it's good to s them coming up,laying with confidence. the freshmen, sophomores, they're stepping up and doing little things we need them to >> do. t 11:00, bradley beal is in charlotte for his second all-star game. >> bryce knows the dea but he doesn't know the team, i don't understand that. >> it's all about money. >> just refresh your web browser, it'll change. check the nbc 4 app. >>> thanks for joining us, nbc "nightly news" is going to start in 60 seconds. >> a lot of breaking news to catch you up on at 11:00. hope to see you then. have a good and safe evening. >>> breaki news tonight. five killed when an eloyee opens fire at a workplace in illinois. at least five police officers ong the injured. >> requesting as ambulances as possible for an active shooter with many injuries. >> tonight we'llte have the la from the scene. >>> president trump declares a national emergency. then this surprising revelation. >> i didn't need to

yearwood is a sophomore and born a boy, she is transitioning and runs track and field on the girls teamhomore terry miller swept the competition at the track and field state championship last week. miller is also transgender. some parents and athletes say the first and second place finishers have unfair advantage. they want a level playing field. >> tucker: this is increasingly common story. the u.s. long been a global leader in giving sporting opportunities to women, but now biological males are increasingly intruding on that space. some women say so out loud find themselves punished and even kicked out of the gay rights group from a transgender takeover of women's sports. the activist julia with a similar fate as she described on the show recently. >> in many states man can legally identify themselves as female and gain access and sports is just one institution where men are taking titles, scholarships. this is a problem. many women like myself have been pushed out of spaces that we built, spaces that were intended to include us simply because we acknowledge biological reality. >> tuc

sophomore collided and hurt herself. >> even hit my face on brick wall on scooter and still think they're most useful things on campus. if you wake up late, just hop on the scooter. >> reporter: can use them to get there but once you arrive, you have to park in designated dismount zone. eight in total, if left elsewhere, subject to impoundment. now added geofencing to bring scooters to halt if travel to restricted area. say in interest of public safety. >> some bringing scooters literally into the buildings, riding down the hallways. parking garages, speed racing down the ramps. >> reporter: and left tread marks. cam lee is supporting the policy, lost count how many times dog nearly hit. >> students drive really fast and i walk dog every day in the campus, sometimes try to run over him. >> reporter: those caught will be giving warnings to start and citations coming down the road. >>> two car companies facing new rounds of recalls right now. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here. >> subaru is recalling more than 71,000 cars because of weird glitch that causes rear view camera to go bl

sophomore college students and they live on opposite sides of the country. he is in north carolina.they first connected online back in may. he has a poetry account on instagram. she was a follower. and i don't know who, but somebody slid into somebody's dms. >> hundreds of people are going to instagram to write poetry. >> it worked and now after months of their online courtship, they're finally going to get to meet each other. he's going to fly from the east coast to the west coast. >> it's kind of an old time story. you sort of meet somebody in passing and then you maybe have this sort of connection and then they write letters. it reminds me of my grandparents. >> >> they go on a little road trip. it looks like they're having a great time at the park. you see them posing, some at the waterfall. it's picture perfect. >> my question is how long is the visit? is he there to stay or is he popping over for a week? >> unfortunately, it was short-lived. if we fast forward a little bit more, you see that moment where they're very sad knowing their time has come to an end. >> can't wait to

. >> when summer rolled around after her sophomore year, skylar seemed happy.he had a job at wendy's which she loved. on thursday july 5th, 2012, she came home after work and got ready for bed. >> she put her arm around her mom, gave her a kiss and hug and said, i love you, mom, turned to me and said, i love you, dad, and she went to the room. >> the next day, dave planned to meet skylar in their apartment at lunchtime. he was surprised she wasn't there. a little worried he called mary. >> i thought she was out with one of her other friends. i figured they went swimming and shopping. >> dave called her friends including sheila. no one had seen her. next he went outside and found more cause for worry. a small bench was tucked near skyler's window, and the window screen was missing. >> at this time i called skyler's cell phone. i said, hey, you're in trouble. you better be calling me right away. so i called her cell phone about ten times. i called mary again. >> again mary told him to calm down. she said skylar was expected at work at 4:00. >> i said, we're not g

it's cadet leadership that is overseeing sophomores, juniors and seniors. we will now go to miss holland. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you both for being here today. what roles do senior academy leaders have in preventing and responding to sexual response and harassment at academies? second, how do you believe senior leaders should be held accountable for continued increased rates at those academies? >> i think the role is the central focus of each academy, what can the superintendent do. they are the voice. for those who haven't served in the military -- many of you have. when you are a cadet, people like the general and others are gods. their words matter. being that vocal person, holding people accountable, whether it's people on their staff who are retaliating, holding cadets accountable who retaliate. i think retaliation is one of those huge problems that they really need to tackle. i'm sorry. your second question? >> excuse me. how do you believe senior leaders should be held accountable for a continued increase in rates? >> i say this mindful tha

he was arrested when he was a high school sophomore.ice believed -- they said he stole a backpack, but can never come up with the person who made the accusation, who they drove around a neighbor of any person pointed out kalief walking on the street. and then that person just disappeared. kalief would not plead in prison because he was taught not to lie and said he was innocent. held for three years, much of that time in solitary confinement. he said while he was in solitary confinement at rikers, the guards often refused to give him his meals. >> if you say anything that could tick them off in any type of way, some of them, a lot of them, what they do is starve you. they won't feed you. it is already hard in there because the three trays you get everyday, you're still hungry because i guess that is part of the punishment. you.can make an impact on >> how much were you starve? >> i can't even count. amy: so that was kalief router huffpo live. thised within two years of interview. he took his own life. he went on to say was once starved

super sophomore bruno fernando and maryland hosting ohio state.no struggled with his shot but the rest of his game was on point. four assists, four boards the first half. he finished with 14 points, 10 rebounds. the terps were up 5 at the break. in the second half, more of the same. bruno, nice boxout. fundamentals, baby. and then n thee feed to aaron wiggins, who throws it down. the terps beat theye buckes 72-62, remain aten in the p big ten. >>> number 2 vginia facing number 3 louisville. first half it was all cardals. they hit 10 of 16 from three,ud ncling this by jordan warra to beat the buzzer. louisville up by 10 at the half deandre hunter sparks uva in the second. nice crossover and flush. hunter would not be stopped. 6 of 6 for 19 points in the second half. he finished with a career high 26 points. they held lo jsville tot six field goals in the second half and rallied to w 64-52. >>> finally, nationals kick offspring training dn in sunny west palm beach tonight against the astros. fist pitch coming up in just a few minutes at 6:35 p.m. sh

so i lost my grandmother to breast cancer in my sophomore year of llege, but i remember her struggle cancer survivor, seeking postsurgical supplies, mastectomy brass, prosthetics. she never really found anything that she would drive from ward 7 over to waldorf and beyond sometimes to find products and they would fit her behind a curta in a medical supply store. i remember her being disappoint bd that. even at a young a i thought someone should do something, someone should c that. even though i lost her i feel that the store is dedicated inr mend honor of her and in hoping of helping survivors in the future. >> dr. hamp son,dhou had a ch diagnosed and performed surgery for. >> yes. yes. my dear friend dana walker. what was amazing and w our journey to create the store and while dana was fighting her battle she would always ask and throw nuggets in about what weo do about cherry blossom. it was so important and i'm touched that we can honor h at this store. what's interesting is we have pictures of her actual cancer cells and so we hung them on the wall and framed them as beautiful art

. >> reporter: fallon smart was a high school sophomore in portland, oregon, killed in a hit-and-run just before turning 16. >> she was imaginative, empathetic. she was intelligent. >> reporter: charged with first degree manslaughter and reckless driving, a saudi college student, abdulrahman noorah, living in oregon on a saudi government stipend. he pleaded not guilty, the saudi consulate paying his $100,000 bail. just before his trial, u.s. marshals tell nbc news his ankle bracelet was cut and he rode off in this black suv, disappearing. >> we've put out information to all law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout. >> reporter: homeland security told prosecutors he turned up in saudi arabia a week later. noorah is one of five young saudis accused of crimes in oregon, including two accused rapists and a pair of suspected hit-and-run drivers who all vanished. fallon's family and u.s. marshals say saudi diplomats likely spirited noorah out of the u.s. with a forged passport on a private plane as reported by "the oregonian" newspaper. senator ron wyden of oregon is demanding answers

that's what i would like students to know when they're sophomores in high school. >> it's worth flipping through this book if you're going through this process in the next few years. thanks so much for coming in. >> pleasure. >>> up next, you probably know billionaire warren buffett but you might not know his right hand man and business partner for more than four decades we'll sit down with charlie to sample his wealth of wisdom. >>> and later, banking on mom and dad. you want to teach your kids how to spend wisely and save this debit card could help right now, look how the stock market ended the week. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. >>> warren buffett and charlie munger, you've probably hea

the anti-rom-com "isn't it romantic" took fifth place in its sophomore weekend, earning seven-and-a-half dollars. the wrestling film "fighting with my family" expanded to wide release and landed in fourth place with eight-million dollars. "the lego movie two: the second part" made 10-million dollars, good enough for third place. (nat) "tonight is not a game." "contenders, take your marks." after one weekend on top, "alita: battle angel" fell to second place, taking in 12-million dollars.(nat)"how to train your dragon: the hidden world" soared in its opening weekend, landing with 55-and-a-half million dollars -- the biggest debut ever for the animated franchise, and the largest debut of the year so far. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( darya ) take a look at this -- a 100 pound mountain lion was seen roamin the streets in sacramento over the weekend. police were warning everyone to stay inside yesterday morning. meanwhile animal control and california fish and wildlife crews rushed to bessemer way as they prepared the tranquilizer the cat went for a backyard to backyard. a standoff betwe

university of kentucky sophomore mckinley webb nailed a half-court shot over the weekend to win $19,000y gives students 18 seconds to try and hit a half-court shot and win the money. webb made his with just four seconds left on the clock. >>> and a group of co-workers from new york also won a cash prize, but theirs is a little bit bigger. 23 workers from a small retail business on long island came forward anonymously to claim january's $437 million mega millions jackpot. now they'll each walk away with almost $8 million. they opened an llc to claim the money, allowing them to stay anonymous. how clever is that? >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" now, country music superstar reba mcentire reveals the nominees for the 54th academy of country music awards. academy of country music awards. ♪ the beat goes on george has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps his heart... so he can keep on doing what he loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood t

the high school sophomore is also a fierce competitor.all team. >> they can't believe she does the things she does. >> reporter: head coach. >> having the never give up attitude. >> reporter: as a toddler she seemed to be healthy and thriving. >> typical 2-year-old running around and having fun with her sisterer. >> reporter: she had an often lethal form of cancer. she had 13 rounds of chemotherapy before her third burlgt day. >> the first thing i'd do is check to make sure she was alive. >> reporter: i don't think i'll sleep better if i have two legs. i just have this and i tried to do the best i can. >> reporter: because her leg doesn't bend at the knee, she has to change the way she shoots and runs. >> for me i just step out and shoot. for running, since i can't bend my leg, i move to the side. but for basketball, i'm going to lay the first one down the court. >> reporter: her parents say that's been her attitude since she was little. >> i remember she always wanted to climb up the slide and she never could. but once she got that new l

the high school sophomore is also a fierce competitor on the varsity basketball team. >> they can't believehings that she does. >> reporter: head coach jennifer shoup... >> she has a never quit, never- give-up attitude. >> this is my first leg that i got. >> reporter: as a toddler, amanda seemed to be healthy and rriving. >> she was a typical two-year- old running and around having fun with her sisters. >> reporter: but a routine x-ray c a bump on her leg revealed she had an often-lethal form of sncer, ewing's sarcoma. she had 14 rounds of chemotherapy before her third birthday. >> every morning, the first thing i would do was check to see if she was still alive. >> reporter: doctors amputated her leg at the knee. amanda was so young, she doesn't remember. a i don't really think, "i would do better if i had two legs." i just have this and i try to do the best i can. >> reporter: because her leg doesn't bend at the knee, she had to change the way she shoots and runs. >> when i shoot, like, people normally bend both their knees. for me, i just kind of, like, step out, and, like, shoot. for ru

at serra high school, 6' 4 and skinny slinging it for the padres, did not play football until his sophomore year, brady a sixth round pick in year 2000 by belichick. we'll hear from some proud dads here as we look at jared goff molded to play the position his entire life from novato and running that spread offense. the no. 1 pick of the rams three years ago. >> what are the odds? for one, to get there and secondly to have two kids from anywhere, i don't care what part of the country you're from that close in rocks. >>> to -- proximity to each in >> w got sinthe super bowl. that is pretty unique. >> it is unbelievable. to get the one is great and to get the two or three now is just an abundance of riches. >> you know the money shot i want? i want a picture of t.b. senior and jared goff on the field. as a father, i'm proud to even like even want to see that, just imagining what that would be like. >> yeah. and two great families, too, makes it even more special. >> i'm still not betting against tom brady. you just don't do it. >> i'll bet against him. we'll be right back. our agents get more

he goes up against maryland's super sophomore bruno fernando. watch here, nice up and under. that's good for two. they go back and forth. bruns not going to be o ddone. bigunk there. this was close allame. i was afraid i was going to say that until wisconsin hits from downtown to give badgers the lead. wisconsin wouldn't look back. terrapins fall on the road to the badgers 69-61. >>> onthey experienced the hight offl highs the has to offer. the game of life, though, that's a bit trickier. gibbs has known joy and sadness, but three weeks ago gibbs lost his 49-year-old son jd to degenerative neurological disease. there is no playbook fort t loss, but with his faith gibbs apparentd didn't n one or apparently already had one. >> the biggest thing i'd like people to see. we had a service. i'm telling you, that service, if there was anything honoring the lord it was j.d.'s life and that service the way it went. i really want people to go and see that becau i have lot of people walking up to me saying, that thing changed my life. ieed to be a bettererson. so jdgibbslegacy.com. jd's

the sophomore with the aggressive slam getting the xfinity center going crazy. bruno obviouslyn flexing him. terps up seven. later in the game, fernando puts the icing on thee. c this time a two-handed fernando with 12 points, 12 rebounds. pulls up the upsetver purdue, 70-56 the final. >> i flipped the film in from the fst game and it made my stomach hurt because how young we were and how we were playing and how far we've we get better every game. >> it just helps us build on our confidence. fo the young just for them to see that webl are ae to compete against anybody, you know, and to have a game like that on our home court for our fans to see that and experience that, it was great to see. >> all rightwe , the good news just keeps coming for maryland. nick t crossook his time but finally choosing to play football at maryland. the safety, the top recruit in thestate, was considering florida state and penn st e but has decided to stay at home. f lookinward to seeing some familiar faces in the crowd. >> mom said that people from my church, you know, they're going

the anti-rom-com "isn't it romantic" took fifth place in its sophomore weekend, earning seven-and-a-halfth my family" expanded to wide release and landed in fourth place with eight-million dollars. "the lego movie two: the second part" made 10-million dollars, good enough for third place. (nat) "tonight is not a game." "contenders, take your marks." after one weekend on top, "alita: battle angel" fell to second place, taking in 12-million dollars.(nat)"how to train your dragon: the hidden world" soared in its opening weekend, landing with 55-and-a-half million dollars -- the biggest debut ever for the franchise, and the largest debut of the year so far. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news ... the oakland teacher strike is now in its third day after negotiations broke down over the weekend. how long the school district thinks this strike could last. ( james ) plus... investigators are trying to figure out if there was anything suspicious around the death of san francisco public defender jeff adachi. in your noise cancelling trhea

the anti-rom-com "isn't it romantic" took fifth place in its sophomore weekend, earning seven-and-a-half dollars. the wrestling film "fighting with my family" expanded to wide release and landed in fourth place with eight-million dollars. "the lego movie two: the second part" made 10-million dollars, good enough for third place. (nat) "tonight is not a game." "contenders, take your marks." after one weekend on top, "alita: battle angel" fell to second place, taking in 12-million dollars.(nat)"how to train your dragon: the hidden world" soared in its opening weekend, landing with 55-and-a-half million dollars -- the biggest debut ever for the animated franchise, and the largest debut of the year so far. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... the oakland teacher strike is now in its third day after negotiations broke down over the weekend. how long the school district thinks this strike could last. plus... investigators are trying to figure out if there was anything suspicious around the death of san francisco public defender jeff

you're a freshman, you're a sophomore. how excited are. >> you extremely excited. this is a unique opportunity. this is a chance for young women to really come face-to- face with very successful women. >> girl scouts are preparing girls for lifetime. >> this year for the first time the business journal and girl scouts are uniting so all- around the country they can participate in mentoring monday. a program that connects women in the business community with mentors. think of speed dating. there will be 40 amazing women in eave location on monday morning and an opportunity to meet as many as possible to be mentored by them. >> what are you most excited about. it sounds like a fantastic opportunity to pick the brains of successful women. >> i'm really excited to hear about how they overcame obstacles they faced. females in leadership. i think it's interesting to get their perspective and tips on how to put your best self out there. >> this is a unique opportunity. these had women you don't get access to. what will be the first three guess of the women you meet on mon

the anti-rom-com "isn't it romantic" took fifth place in its sophomore weekend, earning seven-and-a-half million dollars. the wrestling film "fighting with my family" expanded to wide release and landed in fourth place with eight-million dollars. "the lego movie two: the second part" made 10-million dollars, good enough for third place. (nat) "tonight is not a game." "contenders, take your marks." after one weekend on top, "alita: battle angel" fell to second place, taking in 12-million dollars.(nat)"how to train your dragon: the hidden world" soared in its opening weekend, landing with 55-and-a-half million dollars -- the biggest debut ever for the animated franchise, and the largest debut of the year so far. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. "define ways in which we could come together and say to all of our young people, but particularly young men of color who on a whole bunch of indicators were having a more difficult time in this society for a whole range of historical reasons, we had to be able to say to them: 'you matter, we care about you, we believe in you, and we a

the anti-rom-com "isn't it romantic" took fifth place in its sophomore weekend, earning seven-and-a-half wrestling film "fighting with my family" expanded to wide release and landed in fourth place with eight-million dollars. "the lego movie two: the second part" made 10-million dollars, good enough for third place. (nat) "tonight is not a game." "contenders, take your marks." after one weekend on top, "alita: battle angel" fell to second place, taking in 12-million dollars.(nat)"how to train your dragon: the hidden world" soared in its opening weekend, landing with 55-and-a-half million dollars -- the biggest debut ever for the animated franchise, and the largest debut of the year so far. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (jrstone) it was a wild morning in natomas today -- where a mountain lion was found roaming the streets! take a look at this -- a 100 pound mountain lion caught on camera. sacramento police warning everyone to stay inside this morning. meanwhile animal control and california fish and wildlife crews rushed to bessemer way as they prepared the tranquilizer the cat went for

this sophomore said her freshman year was a challenge. some mornings anxiety kept her in bed. 9-month-old kitty helped ease the worries. >> he gives me a sense to get up. >> this is an emotional support animal. >> something about the touch is helpful for a lot of people and feeling less alone is helpful. isolation can make people feel more down and depressed. >>reporter: unlike service animals they don't have special training and can range in size from peacocks and lizards. >> many organizes are tightening the rules on these types of animals. despite scrutiny colleges remaim open to the idea. >> animals make you feel positive. they teach you how to care and love something. why not welcome some thing that will help the students be successful. >> mental health tripled in 1985 when 18% of freshmans reported feeling overwhelmed. today 41% have anxiety. >> students needs are evolving too. >> she said lace has given her confidence. >> i didn't go out socially as much. i didn't join as many clubs because i was too anxious too. >> they plan to launch a dog friendly dorm in 2020. a alt

>and it came down to rookie trae young of the atlanta hawks and super sophomore jason tatum of gettingt pass in the hole on the first attempt and trae young did just that and looked like he was going to win.....> but just you watch.....tatum shocks everyone and lets one go from almost half court.....he nails it to steal the victory......>jayson tatum your skills competition winner.....> and we have some san francisco giants news.....>no it's not bryce harper.....but the giants did sign 31-year-old outfielder cameron maybin......>maybin has played for nine teams in his 12 year career and won a world series with the astros in 2017......> he will report to spring training with the team tomorrow.....> and the sharks are in action tonight....>they are hosting the canucks are right night san jose is up 2-1....we will have highlights tonight at ten.....> (jrs) if you are watching us on the kron on app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on-dot-tv to subscribe. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new jou

>and it came down to rookie trae young of the atlanta hawks and super sophomore jason tatum of the boston celtics......>most say the toughest part is getting that pass in the hole on the first attempt and trae young did just that and looked like he was going to win.....> but just you watch.....tatum shocks everyone and lets one go from almost half court.....he nails it to steal the victory......>jayson tatum your skills competition winner.....> to the shark tank.....sharks hosting the canucks tonight....>+2nd period....tied at 1....logan couture gets it from joe pavelski and finishes it to put the sharks up 2-1....>3rd period....canucks' brock besser ties it all at all....nice fake there.....canucks staying in it....>down the stretch....timo meir's shot is blocked....but pavelski gets the rebound and fires it in....that would be the nail in the coffin for vancouver...sharks bounce back and defeat the canucks....3- 2...> and we have some san francisco giants news.....>no it's not bryce harper.....but the giants did sign 31-year-old outfielder cameron maybin......>maybin has played for nine

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didn't play until his sophomore year. brady a 6 round pick by belichick. >>> as we will hear -- molded to play this position. running the sprint offense. the number one pick of the la rams three years ago. >> what are the odds for one to get there and secondly to have two kids, from -- i don't care what part of the country you are from, to be that close t each other. >> it's unbelievable. that -- you know to get to one is great and to get to two or three, now it's just an abu nda nce of riches. >> we have given you all the build up. now it's time for those two quarterbacks to roll that balance out onto the field in atlanta and play the game. right here a 3:30 kickoff. >>> the time now 6:27. up next the sudden surge in a half a million pg&e bills. >> a little known charge that people say pushed their latest payments through the roof. what you need to know. >> and strong storms batter the bay area overnight. we are live in the marin head lands with the latest. norcal drivers. : attenn now's the time to save big on accord. a

her sophomore year she was a mentor for incoming freshman to help them adjust to life at princeton. one new student. now the state of alabama's first african american congresswoman. and in walks this tall elegant woman from the south side of chicago. her big thing was that you belong here. she said that more than once to me. it was reassuring. from a person from alabama. who wasn't sure she belonged at a university. >> michelle graduated with honors and a degree in sociology. she grappled with what to do next. >> she was looking to sort of explore the connection between community and law. she was grounded in public service. >> she set her sights on harvard law school. >> her mentor said everything michelle did and thought about everything she wrote about were essentially reflections on race and gender and had to keep doors open going forward. >> after law school, michelle was recruited by some of the nations most prestigious law firms and chicago beckoned. two senior partners at a top law firm. remember when michelle started working for them. >> when you meet her, even back then, mi

fallon smart was a high school sophomore in portland, oregon, killed in a hit and run just before turning >> she was imaginative and empathic. she's intelligent. >> charged with reckless driving, living in oregon on a saudi government stipend. he pleaded not guilty, the saudi government paying his bail. just before his trial, u.s. marshals tell nbc news his ankle bracelet was cut and he rode off in a black suv, disappearing. >> we've put out information to all law enforcement agencies to the on the lookout. >> homeland security told prosecutors he turned up in saudi arabia a week later. he's one of five young saudis accused of crimes in oregon, including two accused rapists and a pair of hit and run drivers who all vanished. saudi diplomats likely spirited them out of the u.s. with a forged passport on a private plane, as first reported by the "oregonian" up in. oregon senator ron wyden is demanding answers from the secretary of state and the fbi. >> what are they going to do to make sure these suspects are brought back to oregon to face justice? >> do you think you'll ever see sight of t

we have penn state sophomore, timothy piazza, louisiana state university freshman maxwell gruver, floridandrew coffey died. how prevalent of these moments? >> the last large scale hazing study was 2008. they said 73% of greeks hazed. way too high a number, even one is way too high. we don't have a large scale study the last decade, don't know how much they're declining, though it appears they're declining a bit. >> you followed jake, a freshman, going through the process, and oliver, chapter president, trying to keep his house out of trouble. do you feel they opened up to you, you got to know them on a real level and what are the goals? >> they were so transparent and ready to let readers into their lives and let them know every change in behavior, mindset, what they were thinking about. when i first started following jake, a new college freshman, he was nervous, lonely. he said there's nowhere to look this stuff up. i wanted to write a story to help students adjust to college life and help parents have a fun read they and their students can use as a tool to discuss important issues. i th

he played his first game against and carolina as a sophomore started his first game in the annual army-navy game in baltimore. that is a tough way to break in starting your first game. quarterbacked the next year and gained over 1400 yards that .ear as a quarterback is ayards gained in a year big deal, and he gained 40% more than that. at when the coach had different idea for someone to quarterback, and wanted to move end, and in the triple option the end doesn't get much face time with respect to the football, it is mostly blocking and tackling, and zach was a true team player and said, whatever is best for the team signed me up. that tells you a lot about the character of midshipmen zach abey. he is a two-striper and is his companies representative to the honor committee. zach was here in our first inaugural stephen decatur birthday four years ago, which leads me to the first speaker at the inaugural stephen decatur birthday. he did such a great job we have brought him back twice more, vice admiral walter carter junior became superintendent of the naval academy in 2014. 1981 and was a nav

we want to reach the adults and young people coming into our system, doing it freshman, sophomore year come early on. >> i will turn to a few questions here. greg: with outcomes funding based on completion, the fastest and lease expensive degree are aa and as degrees >> associate of arts and associate of science. greg: we know we do not have the need in aas degrees. have you considered all associates degrees are not considered equal? had you account for that in your funding model? the possibility certain degrees are a better investment than others? >> some subsets will link to the outcomes measured. statement is that true, it should be in the data. the most optimistic thing about labor force training policy is that it does not just rely on some person at the department of labor to figure out what the jobs of the future will be and what training everyone -- everybody who was going out to community colleges, absolutely. if you look at chicago's city colleges or others, students want to know, what is it and where do they go? what can i take and where can i use it? they are short program,

then the following year in my sophomore year i was hospitalized again. at that point they were like you need to not be here. >> how do you feel about the way the university handled your case? >> it's really tricky. i was very angry for a very long time. i think in the years since -- i mean, it's been a while. that happened around 2003 or so. so i see it from the school's point of view. there is a lot of concern about liability. you know, students hurt other students, hurt themselves, their parents sue the school. i hope some form of best practices will be formed for higher education institutions because there is no best practice. every college and university has a different way of dealing with students who have severe forms of mental health issues. >> there is a lot of high achievement in your life. there is a passage in the book i would like for you to read. >> other signifiers, my wedding ring, a reference to the 16-year relationship i have managed to keep. descriptions of my treatment plan as if it were a stable, infallible rosetta stone when in fact

the rams head coach sean mcvay was a sophomore in high school right up the road here in atlanta.ere. he's coaching in his first super bowl right here in atlanta. >> oh, my gosh. that is amazing. what a convergence there. okay. so you really just kind of spelled out the advantages that a tom brady has, particularly caring for himself and being as disciplined as he is. but then what do you see in the rams that could really give a nice challenge for the patriots? >> well, i think, one, they do have a coaching savant. sean mcvay was the youngest nfl coach when he took the job just two years ago. i talked to one of their star players here late in the season, c.j. anderson, and he said what he likes about sean mcvay, he's like one of the players. there are players on the team older than him. he said he listens to the players. he asks them, what do you think we should call in this situation? what do you want to do in this point in the game? so the players respect that. it gives them -- it builds chemistry for them. so will they win? we don't know. we caught up with patrick mahomes, the

i'm ryan, sophomore lowell high school. i've known both men since i was in 3rd grade and i cannot express how much love and respect i have for them as human beings. i can only name a handful of people who have been greater or more influential in my life, what it meant to be tough, teaching me lay-ups in basketball, i cannot express how much these two changed my life. they've only wanted the best for kids, helping them to develop to be the best kids they can. they're always going the extra mile to help as many as they can, because that's the people they are deep down. oooh. laugh. i speak for the hundreds of kids they've mentored, talked, helped bring up, laugh with. they're great people and deserve to know why they were let go. and, yeah, so i was wondering how can you let people go who have done so much for the community and meant so much to the kids? if you would just give them clarity, that would be great. thank you. >> hi, my name is dawn. i'm a parent of a student at clare lowen at all. i'm here to speak on behalf of t