if she told stanford 3 g tel the police department stanford staff and gave them discipline in the formf 40 hours of community service bridge get a ticket sexual assault clasper also to be suspended for up to a year for what allegedly he did. and i said allegedly because so far he is not been found guilty. it's a stanford did step in what they did not do was get him out immediately. and according to early differences that this answer her pain 3 here's her reaction to what's going on right now with her in the case. >>: i don't these issues to remain in the dark. people need to speak up because this is a silent crisis bridge and anarchy needs to have stations the airline with a magnitude of this period of the sex crimes that are associated with. >>: stanford their responsdid r. they said they cannot-did not. and cannot speak on behalf of any student for their protection. back to you. >>: thanks a lot. gilroy police are looking for a man suspected of killing a woman insider her home more than two months ago. this is david galvez. he lives in tracy and is considered armed and dangerous. gal

plus, a visit with the family behind the anderson art collection at stanford university. >> the painting does have something to say to each and every one of us, depending upon us. >> looking at art. >>> good evening, welcome to "kqed newsroom." the battle for city college of san francisco to maintain its accreditation is heating up. today protesters staged a rally and attended a meeting in downtown sacramento. the fight has mobilized state and federal politicians, fall cu -- and students to keep the largest college in california from closing its doors. >> community is what this is about. >> nearly two years ago, the accrediting committee ordered a number of but a lawsuit filed will prevent the school from closure in 22 months. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> paint a picture for us about what happened today at the state capital. >> we had a semiannual meeting. as you may know, they had put in a decision last year to disaccredit city college as of july 21st 2014. we rallied people from all around the state, maybe half from san francisco, demanding they r

. >> vocal protest on the stanford campus today. a student accused of sexually assaulting another student will eventually be allowed to return to campus. nbc bay area is at stanford this emping.x3[9 >> reporter: the student who was found responsible for sexual assault will eventually be able to return here to campus. he has been accepted to grad school. he'll be denied his degree for now. he'll get that in two years. all of it not silting too well with students and even some faculty. >> reporter: chants for change. stanford students, once again, setting a message on behalf of senior leah francis. that is how francis says she is left to feel learning stanford will not expel a student that was already found responsible for forcibly sexually assaulting her while they were back home in alaska. >> losing a stanford degree is the most minimal consequence for something as horrible as rape. since francis and her alleged attacker dated before, she says the school ruled the circumstances did not show he was a continued danger to campus. >> i

the treatment we're studying now at stanford, oral immuno therapy.e're not the only ones interested in that new therapy. there are centers across america and the world looking at it. >> how does it work? >> to give a tiny amount of food, tell the patient a speck of a speck. >> that you're allergic to? >> yes. >> it is scary, and there are reactions at first. always needs to be done in a hospital setting and it is research. the idea is when you increase doses progressively, you induce a state of desensitization. you won't reaction to the dose you are given. the hope is after many years, your body will understand you're not allergic, for example, peanuts, and you will go off therapy and not react any more. >> have you had any success? >> we're at the stage showing it can be safely done. we're able to desen sitize. you can't do it alone, this is research, it is experimental, and there are reactions. every time we increase the dose, has to be in the hospital in research setting to treat people. sometimes we have to give epinephrine when we increase doses

this game is over, and stanford has done it again!aylor with the walk off homerun, second time in the tournament, the cardinals have won on a game winning homerun, 5-4 to tie the series at one, game series tomorrow for the college world series. maria shirapova, in the french open, seeking her second french open title in three years takes the first step, but then, 22-year-old hallis plays in the final of a major for the first time ever in her career, battles back in the second set, with the set tied at 4, shirapova and hallis go back and forth in an impressive rally that hallis ends up winning, she ends up taking up the second set, 7-6, hallis takes it wide and shirapova wins her second french open and fifth major overall. >>> earthquakes visiting toronto for their third straight win, 27, toronto with a penalty kick, germane de foe, the game's only goal, that's exciting for you, toronto one nil and the quakes are now 4-5-1. >>> u.s. soccer playing nigeria in the game, 34 minutes u.s. for the passing, scoring the first score of the year

but we need to make stanford change policies >> at stanford, david louie, abc7 news. >> 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick responding saying i would never do the things made up about me. i'm glad this is resolved. it's time for football. >> texas governor rick perry is stirring up controversy after shocking a crowd with comments about gay people. listen. . >> i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an alcoholic. very desire not to do that. i look at the homosexual issue the same way. >> comments after perry asked about texas republicans endorsing a platform supporting gay conversion counselling. california lieutenant governor is demanding an apology, tweeting much progress has been made on lgbt rights but ignorance offensive reports show how much more work needs to be done we spoke with the director of the lgbt community center today . >> i think people are tired of repressed politics like rick perry's. not only in texas but throughout the country interested in voting for politicians who care about equality and fairness. he was trying to encourage more businesses to move to

. >> right now, a stanford student speaks out about what she called a flawed policy for on campus sexual assaults. >> one of the most prestigious universities in the world but there a problem. a student was sexually assaulted and she says the university didn't do enough to protect her. fellow student and local politicians are jumping by her side. nbc by area cheryl hurd talked with congresswoman barbara lee. good evening, cheryl. >> good evening. congresswoman barbara lee was here at a town hall meeting where she discussed the issue. she was here in april when a group of survivors said they wanted the chancellor here to do something. now the congresswoman is aware of the person at stanford leading that same fight. >> it is an emergency. not only here in the bay area but throughout the country. >> together , they are working n national lengs legislation. lee calls sexual assaults on college campuses a national crisis. >> young women need to have assurances that the perpetrators will be punished properly and appropriately, immediately. and so there is a lot to be done. >> lee francis would

if she chooses stanford, she'll follow in chelsea clinton's footsteps who graduated from stanford in 2001. >>> a new look at behind the faces behind facebook, while the social network spans races and cultures, that's not how it looks behind scenes. today facebook released diversity figures showing more than 2/3 of the employees at facebook are men. 57% of the workforce is white. hispanics and blacks make up just 6% of the workforce. google released its numbers last month showing a similar pattern as well. >>> google hopes its driverless cars revolutionize the roads. but they're not waiting to get behind the wheel of your car. today google ununveiled android auto. it's fully voice controlled allowing drivers to get directions and change music without taking their hands off the wheel. the operating system can also send text messages. honda, ford, and volvo have all signed on with google. google also showed off more wearable technology at today's developers conference. android wear is new software used in smart watches. one model is on sale today. why not? those are the exact thoughts o

we are on the stanford campus this morning.re looking into the death of a student who's body was found in a student apartment. janine de la vega will tell you more about the mystery surrounding this case. >>> monday morning, june 16th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm claudine -- good morning, i'm claudine wong. >> and you are so difficult you don't like the picture. >> you are being very mean to me today. [ laughter ] look at that carving itself out. oh my gosh. in june, yes in june. and that has really picked up the breeze. casey says it's windy out here in concord. yes, it is. formal average high this time of year is 67. so running a little bit below. the bigger drop will be the mid 80s and 70s for many. 50s almost for everybody. we are still getting gusts 25- 36 miles an hour. west, southwest at napa. it started yesterday that is for sure. 60s and 70s. here is sal. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic isoff off to a decent start. it's 5:32 let's go back to the desk. >>> investigators are searching fo

today they let stanford know it. ktvu's robert handa with the protests staged today and why the alleged victim says her fight isn't over. >> reporter: the alleged sexual assault victim sanchez helped lead the rally. although classes ended last week dozens of students joined the demonstration upset over stanford's decision wednesday not to expel a student who officials say was responsible for assaulting francis in an off campus incident but not considered a threat for others. >> expulsion has to be the minimum. >> reporter: the male student who has denied the assault will be allowed to graduate though stanford will hold his degree for two years. >> it blows my mind that he is not being barred from positions of authority. >> reporter: the school's decision upset but rejuvenated francis' supporters. >> graduating stanford without having stanford found accountable on cases of sexual assault is very upsetting to me. >> reporter: francis says she plans to appeal to more students and allumni to pressure stanford. >> i'm not

his brother's law school roommate that we want to stanford said stanford has two things over harvard. if you know john kennedy, you know what the two things would be. first, great weather. and the second is girls. and jfk says -- >> the weather first or -- >> j.f.k. said, i'm there. >> keith raffel's book is not available at barnes&noble, but you can find it on amazon unless he switches, in which case it won't be there either. >>> up next, a service so much better than google. we'll talk to the guys when "press: here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press: here." i like linked in. last time the co-founder was here we talked to him for the whole half hour, but i don't like all the linklinkedin e-mai. a lot of people think linkedin sends too many e-mails. it's the most filtered e-mail according to my guest who came one a list of e-mails of shame that most often are sent to junk mail. dmetry helps run a subscription service that says on average 58% of the stuff in your e-mail is never worth reading. thank you for being with us this morning. the other interesting statistic that i saw, whi

support on the stanford campus.ne pocket of white plaza draped in words. hash tag stand with lea. >> when i see him it's instant panic. my heart rate goes through the roof. >> reporter: this is lea francis a stanford senior, english creative writing member. >> i was forcibly sexually assault bid someone i knew, someone i trusted. >> reporter: the man who did it she says is a fellow stanford student. francis says she filed an incident report with the university and she says the campus ruled that the alleged assailant will be suspended for five quarters but starting in the summer session. which means she says he will be allowed to get his diploma next week. >> he should have been removed from campus as soon as stanford knew that he had been found responsible for forcible sexual assault. >> reporter: in a statement stanford said we regret any circumstance where a student believes a process has not met their expectations. francis says she wants stanford to change its arp alternative review process. >> the name of this y

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address at stanford.year's graduates have a lot to gain from today's commencement address. he cites the gates' work in fighting poverty and technology to improving society and the human condition. stanford's 131st commencement begins at 9:30 this morning inside stanford stadium. >>> a newly released study by researchers at ucsf could change how doctors diagnose and treat patients. >> came from mexico to california when the border was free. >> this doctor not only researches genomics, he sees it work in his family tree. a mixture ever danish, french and mexican ancestry, he decided to have his own geno sequenced. >> it shows that at least the genetic part originated from africa comes from west africa. >> it revealed a wide genetic variation, including african genes from slave populations in north and south america along with asian genes imbedded in the indian population that came across the behring strait many centuries ago. but he said those findings can affect your health. >> it's not what so much what y

. >> and calls for change after the rape of a stanford student, how the university responded that hastudents outraged. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously? you guys might actually have to talk. to each other? we do it all the time. i like it. should we? no. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >>> police agencies are banning together to try to stop dozens of teams working together to commit crimes. we learned of another incident yesterday. ktvu's john sasaki is live from oakland where b.a.r.t. police are now getting involved. john? >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police are involved because the young people are using b.a.r.t. to get from one place to another to wreak havoc. >> yesterday a grou

the stanford provost responded. i'm curious about your take away and if there's anything that you will do differently to make sure that does not happen. they idea is we need community to rise up against that kind of e-mail. whether it is in the fraternity that this young man belonged to, or in another setting, we need people to stand up. which means young man -- young men stand up when a young man sent out these e-mails. it's not just about women standing up, but young men standing up and saying, that is disgraceful and inappropriate. but is this endemic of the greek system in any way? how does stanford treat the greek system different? >> it is a relatively small piece of our existence. extent,ink to some women are a civilizing influence among men. they really are. [laughter] he would never have sent that e-mail if he thought one of them was going to a young woman. he would not have had the courage to do it. situation be in that where we have the cultural sensitivity. ,> you mentioned it on stage the self driving c

advance to nashville for the super regional. >>> it was a stanford kind of day.ck mcneilly is the only college golfer headed to the u.s. open. 110 tried, only five made the cut, one of them mcneilly. >> i owe a lot to my team, my coaches and to my dad for hoofing it 36 out there. >> my wife asked him do you want to go to pinehurst and they all go yeah, i want to caddy. i can help out way more than dad can all hopping up and down. it's going to be a family vacation to north carolina. so we're all going out and got to make sure he has some audience. >> i think dad is going to have a good time. >>> 49ers will have a new starting center, jonathan goodwin returning to the saints. this was expected. he spent three years in san francisco. the leading candidates to take his spot, daniel killgore and marcus martin. >>> we begin the top five with the best john mcenroe impression in a match against andy murray. >> he's [ bleep ] outside of the court. i don't want to talk with you. every match, every match i talk with you. >> verdasco lost. >>> as promised serena crashing a

. >>> a day of celebration at stanford turns into a day of protests. the message graduating students are sending to the university. >>> good evening. >>> a cloud be hung over stanford's graduation today. kpix5 was there as the grads called for justice in an alleged sexual assault. >> reporter: it is graduation day but the protests are continuing. >> i am graduating. >> survivors of sexual assault. >> reporter: a senior, fighting the university's decision not to expel her alleged rapist. the university will withhold his degree and not return for grad school until waiting out a one year suspension. he was able to graduate today even though stanford's graduation found him responsible for the attack. >> reporter: hundreds of students took graduation as an opportunity to wear red tape on their cap or gown to show solidarity. >> what a great venue if you want it to be visible on your cap or share it with people. it say great way to show a big group, standing together. >> it is passionit. i think it is great to bring important issues like that to -- passionat

. >> hundreds of stanford students are angry about how stanford handled an accusation of rape. signs demanding support for leah are sprouting all over campus. she says last new years day she was sexually assaulted by another stanford student in her home state of alaska. francis filed an incident report with the university. the school has suspended the man for five quarters but that suspension does not begin until if summer. >> he should have been suspended immediately. >> she was supposed to graduate last week but took a lighter class load as she coped with depression. stanford says it has strengthened its sexual response over the last few years. >>> berkeley has -- the first incident happened at about 1:30 tuesday morning at the corner of durant and college avenue. two men approached a student, pulled out a gun and took his wallet and cell phone. moments later another person was robbed right in front of the durant hotel. the first victim was able to give police a description of the vehicle and the suspects were arrested. >>> some students at palo alto high school will have the

is going to be treated the way that i was treated again. >> stanford university released a statement which says, "the university cannot comment on a specific case and we regret any circumstance in which a student believes the process here at stanford has not met their expectations." >>> it's 4:33. ryan chamberlain, who is charged with having bomb-making materials, will be back in court on a detention hearing. yesterday officers returned to his home to gather more evidence. they removed some items from the home. a bomb squad was there just in case. officers arrested chamberlain on monday following a three-day manhunt. >>> lawyers expect the woman accused of attacking a 9-year-old girl with a hammer to enter a plea in court today. investigators say the woman walked on to a west oakland school last week, lured the girl into the bathroom and hit her repeatedly in the privates with a hammer. she also punched the girl all over the body. this is a mother of another student and she faces several sexual assault charges. >>> a news conference will be held today to talk about a recent trend cal

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address at stanford. this year's graduates have a lot to gain from today's commencement address. he said the gates work in fighting poverty and technology to improving society and the human condition. stanford's 131st commencement begins at 9:30 if inside stanford stadium. >>> a newly released study by researchers at ucsf could change how we view things. >> kim from mexico to california when the border was free. >> this doctor not only researches genomics, he sees it work in his family tree. he decide today ace hen geno sequenced. >> it shows that at least the genetic part originated from africa comes from west africa. >> it revealed a wide genetic variation, including african genes from slave populations in north and south america along with asian genes i am bedded in the indian population that came across the bearing strait many centuries ago. but he said those findings can affect your health. >> it's not what so much what your ancestry is, but it's what it is with their particular genes. >> stanford an

galaxy at stanford stadium. the annual california classico. 38th minute.ty harden drove it off his own teammate. great opportunity for the galaxy. harvard recovered. no score at the half. the galaxy score the only goal, 62nd minute. top shelf right there. his third of the season. the galaxy take the california classico 1-0 your final. >>> world cup, knockout round, host nation brazil taking on chile. 18th minute, brazil neymar cross, silva heads it to david luis. he finds the back of the net, 1-0 brazil. chile the equalizer. 32nd minute. alexis sanchez. got it. 1-1 all the way to extra time. brazil dominated the extra 30 minutes. chile a chance. last minute to win. mauricio off the crossbar. we go to penalty kicks. brazil 3-2. then brazil wins, oh my goodness, off the post. brazil advances to the quarterfinals 3-2 in penalty kicks. >> game two, colombia and uruguay. goal of the tournament. colombia's rodriguez, spectacular play in the 28th minute. he had two goals today. five in four games this tournament. colombia wins 2-0. uruguay is eliminated. >>> worl

one day she went to stanford. her undergraduate, her masters in her phd at stanford in physics -- astrophysics. in january 1977, she is finishing her last year of her phd he says and goes to stanford student union and get a cup of coffee and a doughnut to wake up before she goes to class. she cites data picks up a copy of the stanford daily and they're above the fold is an article, big headline that says nasa to recruit women. sally reads the article, sees the requirements for this new category of astronaut cognition specialist. says to herself, i could do that. just on paper, holds onto her coffee, goes in the next room and finds paper, pen, envelope and stamp and send stuff to nasa for an application immediately. this is a woman who is dead set on being an academic. she totally knew what she was going to do the rest of her life. she painted, turns on a dime. it totally changed her life. in 25,000 people also sent in for that particular application. a little over 8000 actually applied. of them, 1500 were women. s

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a protest on the stanford campus.outraged students rally behind a rape victim the university is allowing. >> pam:the rape victim wants the student attacker expelled. but tonight. as kron 4's justines waldman reports live from the univeristy campus. that outcome is far from likely. justine? >> reporter:leah francis marched outside of the stanford university faculty senate meeting wanting to be heard. about 80 other students joined her holding signs and chanting all here standing with leah. i spent months with my assailant living a 5 minute walk from my house >> reporter:leah was sexually assaulted in january by a fellow student off-campus. she told the school's alter- nate review process. or arp a 5 member board that determines sanctions. it did find the man responsible >> reporter:now, 5 months later. the punishment he received, she found unacceptable. we have to be thinking expulsion that has to be the default when someone is found guilty of sexual assault >> reporter:leah says the man who raped did get reprimanded,

that stanford ponzi steam, in fact. the question that came before this board that covers certain kinds of losses is whether or not what happened is something that could be covered under this particular entity, the securities investor protection corporation. based on legal advice and outside counsel and review, the board unanimously looked at this and said that, unfortunately, due to the law, which was written by congress, that this particular board could not cover the fraud victims in this particular case. this subsequently went to the federal district court, the district of columbia which concluded the current law does not authorize them to cover these particular fraud victims. this has now gone on to the court of appeals. cpic and ms. bowen has indicated if the court of appeals rules in favor of the victims they are more than happy to include them and to reimburse them for this terrible situation that they all found themselves in. this is a legal question of whether or not this particular fund is allowed to reimburse

it's been a stanford in fezzes and music at the time let a.they eat was armed with a rifle when he won a shooting rampage on wednesday night and mark sent out runs away. the swat team stormed the neighborhoods surrounding buildings and told everybody that stay locked indoors. at least three times yesterday morning but they did not catch up with him until last night. well modal fess up and not to release a facebook vase that law says the bonds to the port. in the future and the police means. a june 11th parent is defendants in the corruption. i solicit bribes and conspiring an international arms deal. he's been in custody since his arrest on march 27th. cat limit the amount spent on the same corner where a dead dog was left for days. she won the show that no location and oakland could be neglected. qian said tough questions of our record as a councilwoman and now she feels that she's at showing strong stable leadership for the city. that's why i voted no and to make layoffs and its land for this crime hyperion that's why i voted no on that and

malia obama toured cal, stanford last weekend. she is only 15, so she has some time to decide, but a source told our own phil matier that she made it clear that berkeley compared very well with stanford. she would be the first daughter to go to college there. chelsea clinton graduated from stanford in 2001. here she is showing her parents around campus when she was a student. >>> james franco and seth rogan's new movie is a comedy, but north korea is not amused. they are crying war. >> reporter: have you seen this new trailer for the interview yet? funny right? not if you are kim jong un. they portray two talk show hosts hired to kill the north korean leader, but north korea is not laughing. if fact, it is calling the movie an act of war and it is threatening a resolute and merciless response unless the u.s. stops the october release. they hit the north korean nerve. >> he is a bit of a lunatic. >> most political people would take it in stride, laugh it off or brush it aside and give it no undue weight. but in his case, uh, he is

stanford statees that they take all cases of assault seriously >> pam: in fremont. a brush fire which started on the ohlone college property, is now fully contained. the fire burned four -acres this afternoon. this is a look at the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> pam: fire authorities say, the cause is still under investigation. threatened. and no was one was injured. to gofirefighters are getting a handle on a north bay wildfire. burning at samuel p. taylor state park, in >> pam: the fire has grown to about 45- acres. however. the good news is. fire crews are not expecting it to grow in size. one official says, this season's dry conditions have led to an early fire season. >> pam: crews say, they are confident they will get the fire under control by tonight. so far. no structures have been threatened, and no injuries have been reported. >> pam: firefighters are battling a large grass fire north of vacaville. that has burned 70-acres of vegetation. >> pam: the vacaville fire protection district says. the fire was reported at 2:28 p.m in sol

. >> we need to make stanford change their policies >> why stanford students are outraged after the schoolit's punishment. >> plus, staying put. why a dozen people no longer have to worry about getting effected from homes in san francisco. >> affordable housing for 200 years, they're like, wow. >> world cup fever is underway. >> i'm sandhya patel. breezy around the bay area this afternoon. find out when the winds relax, temperatures will rise, father's day forecast coming up. >> a small rally at stanford, students demand the school changes it's policy. the demand is gaining new momentum tonight. good evening. >> thanks for joining us the students are pushing for a major change. the commencement exercit for sunday morning. they held a rally to urge tougher penalties to protect others who are sexual assaulted. abc7 news reporter david louie joins us with more. david? >> there is no question that president obama just two months ago along with a white house task force called on campuses to crack down on campus sexual assault. students are complaining stanford wasn't tough enough on a senior ac

. >> the billionaire has donated 65 million dollars to a renewable energy center at yale and stanfordand he has entered into the political arena, spending $10 million to support initiatives and candidates. you have been effective in many of the initiatives you have targeted, and you call some of those initiatives you have put money into some of the best investments you have ever made. is that something you are going to continue to do? >> i don't know that is what i am going to do forever, but i definitely will do that in 2014. >> tom is not the only outspoken liberal in the family. his brother jim teaches civil rights courses at stanford and founded common sense media, a nonprofit organization. the brothers have been compared to another set of closely minded siblings, the koch brothers, but they have spent hundreds of millions backing tea party candidates and conservative causes. >> i don't actually know about them. i think there definitely has to be differences in the sense that those guys are doing something consistent with their self interest, and you know -- >> when you say self i

but he is not ready yet. >>> then at 11:00, stanford professor operated at lax.t he was carrying on his way back to san jose and why he said he had it. all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. disney is back on top of the box office bus this week's winner wasn't the usual cheerful flick. it's a re-telling of sleeping beauty from the queen's perspective played by angelina jolie. pulling 70 millions, x men, topped 500 million internationally. a million ways to die in the west made 17 million. godzilla and blended round out the top five. ma -- that does it for us. thank you for joining us. see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00.

she tells me in january fell stanford's director. off campus she was so exported to police in the university later principal actions she found unacceptable. he should've been taken off the campus and confirmed they found responsible for a rich but sexually assaulting to one theory is a force by where i experienced this year and the rest. a lot she says the 05 quarter suspension 40 hours community service and completion of a sexual assault awareness program and attacker can still graduate on time. this felt like a second attack. the fall like everything has been few tile and have been in this process must be coming toward the press for a reason and felt deceived by the university of paying to be part of. >> : raleigh around the eat hundred students filled white plaza thursday. turned up told administration what they want. what she wants no assurance satisfied so i know no one else has to go through when i went through. now demanding changes to stanford's alternate review process or a r.p. ties with tunnel lined the school must complet

tieing at the plate for stanford. dominique jose trying to keep it alive. stanford loses 4-2. they will play youngstown state on sunday. >>> western conference final spurs lead oklahoma city 3-games to two. no tony parker. he had left angle soreness. the game in overtime. spurs up 1. on the fast break and not having it. on the other end duncan over two defenders. put the spurs up. kevin durant has done it so many times before. it's no good. the spurs win and will face the heat again in the nba finals. >>> we're a week away from the running of the belmont stakes. right here on nbc bay area. and today california chrome went through the final tuneup. the triple crown hopeful had a good session. the trainers say, quote, he's ready. this is going to be exciting. when you think about it. he was bred for only $10,000. and can become a 12th horse to win the teelgt. on sunday a's and giants close out their game. >> thank you very much. >> we'll be right back. ready. >>> the hidden cash craze that started in the bay area is now in the fourth day. now in southern california. you can see

she toured stanford university and uc-berkeley last weekend. she is only 15 so she has a little time to decide. sources tell kpix 5's phil matier she made it very clear berkeley compared very favorably with stanford. so malia very bright young lady. stanford was also the choice of chelsea clinton to graduated in 2001. >>> it's an offer tesla might find hard to refuse. a real estate broker in new mexico has a generous offer for the company. he is willing to give tesla 400 acres of land near albuquerque free of charge. california along with five other states is hoping to get the huge plant that will make batteries for tesla's electric cars. >> to give something like this is to say that, you know, we want our community to grow. we are inviting to you come here. we're inviting you to become prosperous and do it in our backyard. >> edward says they have everything they would need including power source and railroad tracks. >>> 4:46. check of weather today and you woke up this morning hearing what? >> raindrops on the rooftops! >> there we go. >> it'

>> the last we went to see them at stanford when we were there.he team is, you know, in the hotel. they are probably half hour from getting on the bus and it's going to be a very, very quiet bus ride. i think all the players will be focused. you know, the phones will be off. they are just going to be listening to their own music to get them going there won't be a lot of noises. everyone knows the job at hand is big. these national team games, you know, they are already nerve- wracking enough even the friendlies but these ones, the world cup ones, it brings out all this emotion and drama so the team is totally focused right now and what's going on in their minds, they don't want to say this, you know, if we win, if we get to the next round, it's almost a huge achievement because the way they have managed the expectations, no one thought they could get out of this group. >> excellent. >> reporter: joe cannon giving us his thoughts on team usa taking on germany in a couple of hours. don't forget to call in sick. live in downtown san jose, we'll send

but he is not ready yet. >>> then at 11:00, stanford professor operated at lax.he was carrying on his way back to san jose and why he said he had it. all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. disney is back on top of the box office bus this week's winner wasn't the usual cheerful flick. it's a re-telling of sleeping beauty from the queen's perspective played by angelina jolie. pulling 70 millions, x men, topped 500 million internationally. a million ways to die in the west made 17 million. godzilla and blended round out the top five. ma -- that does it for us. thank you for joining us. see you tonight >>> right now, make way for "maleficent." >> my job is to entertainment i'm going do my best. >> charlize theron's trip to the wild west. >> one of those moments when you go, "i love what i do." >>> and loving laughs with "hot in cleveland's" leading ladies. >> that's best. >> we are rolling out the red carpet now. ♪ >>> welcome to "on the red carpet" from the el capitan theater. i'm rachel smith. since the 1920s, this movie palace has rolled out the red carpet

he and his wife chose to settle here on the west coast near their alma mater stanford university, andands of miles from wall street. >> i intentionally chose not to live in new york city, which is the center of investment in the united states. i never felt as if i was really part of that community, even though i had lots of friends in it. but you know the old saying, the person who has the most toys when they die wins. that's insane, right? why would that be true? and the idea that if you make -- i remember when i first started farallon, i was talking to someone about an investment situation, and there was someone who was trying to take control of the company and i said, that guy is an idiot. and the person i was talking to said, he's worth a lot more money than you are, tom. i don't think he could be so stupid. i started thinking, am i dumber than everybody who is richer than me? and i think no. and i'm not smarter than everybody i'm richer than. >> is that why you left wall street? >> i just didn't think -- i didn't think it would be a great place, and i don't think my wife thought

stanford is where genius lives.praise the students for what they called their flexibility of mind and their optimism. >> this is where people come to discover the future and have fun doing it. >> now some people call you nerds and we hear you claim that label with pride. >> well, so do we. >> now how about that? the gates also urged the graduating class not to just seek profit but to use their talents to tackle problems like poverty and disease. >>> the man who cofounded and hosted the american top 40 music countdown has died. >> i'm casey kasem and here we go. >> casey kasem counted down the most popular songs. his final countdown was in 2009 with second chance by shine down in the top spot. in the early part of his career, kasem worked as a bay area dj alongside writer ben torres. >> the lasting impression that casey leaves and left is of a man who was driven by work, by success, and by professionalism. he was driven to perfection. >> kasem was also the voice behind the animated chart shaggy in the scooby doo cart