schools like stanford aren't feeling it.tanford is either number 1 or 2 in the rankings -- 2 or 3 depending on the year that you look. if you move down the pecking order, you see school struggling. brian: the chief justice of the united states, back in 2011, talked about legal scholarships. let's watch. chief justice roberts: pick up a copy of any law review that you see and the first article is likely to be the influence of immanuel kant in 18th-century bulgaria, which are sure was of much interest to the academic who wrote it. if the academy wants to deal with the legal issues at a particularly abstract and philosophical level, that is great and that is their business. but they shouldn't expect that it would be of any help or interest to members of the practicing bar or judges. brian: you quote him in the book. why? deborah: i think he has taken some poetic license there. i am not aware of an article on the topic he described or anything close to it. he is trying for a laugh. that said, there is an overproduction of legal

both cal and stanford go down to the wire. plus, the giants try to keep their playoff hopes alive against the diamondbacks. stay tuned. sports is coming next. friday, the giants woke up today 8 and half back of the dodgers in the division with ju >>> after getting shut out on friday, the giants woke up 8 1/2 back of the dodgers in the division. in other words, they needed a win today badly. looking for a second straight win, leake would find trouble early. top of one, two on for david peralta who singled to right. pollack scores. on the second, chris owing found a hole just like that. three batters later, one to center, leake gives up three runs in three frames. arizona goes on to win it, 6-0. stanford visited number six usc tonight. will ferrell giving the team fired up pregame. stanford up three when we kaum catch up with this one in the third. usc on top. stanford in for a drive. just like that, the cardinals retake the lead. fourth carter, stanford up three. looking for some breathing room. stanford up ten and that would b

. >> stanford has long been a discovery of innovation. a former football player and coach is going high-tech taking athletic training into the new era. >> what we are doing is blows people away. we have never seen anything like it. >> reporter: that is because there has never been anything like it. at least not for this application. belch ceo of striver lab which uses virtual reality for an instruction tool. >> you put on the head set. you are able to look around as if you are right on the field. we use real video. there is science behind why we use real video is that it works. >> reporter: that was the sales pitch he used on stanford head coach david shaw though really it was not a hard sell. >> once i put the old head set on and looked at it, i said wow. and my mind started racing. i'm like this is a great time to get guys more reps without practice. >> you are pretty much the quarterback. you are standing there in the pocket in the shotgun. you have everyone around you. you can turn your head and every angle you want you can turn aroun

looks like stanford -- you called the game yesterday in stanford and oregon state as utah runs the football. what has stanford down differently after losing that season opener against northwestern? >> joel: they got back to what they are. running the football, running the rock. they found a guy that can carry it 25, 30 times with christian mccaffrey. he's not the typical back. but he's a very good between the tackles runner. now that they found that, they can go back to controlling the game. time of possession. keep the defense fresh. a defense that is young and refreshing. they look good right now. played away at oregon state. similar to this utah team. they do everything well. >> hansen again. hansen taken down inside oregon territory. folks, our joel klatt calling the game last night. joel, i hear there's a little league game tomorrow in eugene. pays $2.50. what do you think? >> i'm in. i need to get my suit cleaned. but i'll be there. utah was 0-4 in pac 12 conference openings. you that will take a knee here. this has to feel good. no team in the pac 12 thus far has looked as good or as

he used to teach football the old fashioned way as an assistant coach as stanford.technology to make players better. >> it blows people away. they've never seen anything like it. >> there's never been anything like it, at least not for this application. a tech start up uses virtual reality as an instructional tool for players. >> you're able to look around as if you are right on the field. we use real video. we're not a goofy video game company. there's science behind why we use real video -- it's because it works. >> that's the sales pitch he used on david shaw. >> once i put the headset on and looked at it, i said wow. my mom started racing. this is a great way to cut down meeting times. this is a great way to get guys more reps without practice. as far as their brain is concerned, it's a real rep. >> you're standing there in the pocket. you can turn your head every angle you want. you can turn around and see a running back. >> as soon as they turn all the way around and they say, insert expletive here, that's when you know you have them. >> i can see between thes

stanford offense or not get any traction. -- couldn't get any traction.rson to schuler. 4th quarter field goal put them up by 10. rough day for kevin hogan in the offense. picked in the end zone by kyle cairo. hogan sacked three times. an embarrassing performance for stanford in this road loss 16-6 the final. >>> the headliner for grambling state today the band at cal. third play of the game, daniel lasko touchdown cal 7-0. later in the quarter, how did it go for grambling? the ball just bounced right off the receiver's coconut. into the hands of cameron walker, it's a pick six to make it 14-0. cal had a couple of interceptions returned for touchdowns. late first now 21-0, jerry goff, kenny lawler, 19 yards. cal had 35 points in the 1st quarter. final two minutes of the half. 45-0 now. vic scores on a short run. cal won the game 73-14. goff over 300 yards 3 touchdowns in one half. the second most points since 1937. >>> hey, it's a good day for freshmen quarterbacks. here's ucla's josh rosen pecking apart my virginia cavaliers in pasadena. 13-ranked bruins

i teach at stanford university, and it's expensive to go to stanford but stanford doesn't raise the tuition until the supply equals demand, and to justin of who like to enroll in all the classes. the price is stanford charges, lots of people like him to stanford so there's a whole other state of institutions of application and admissions. you can't just choose to go to stanford. you have to be admitted. stanford can't just choose who will come. they have to compete with harvard and hunter and nyu and all the other wonderful universities. when you get a job you can't just decide to go work at google and show up. you have to be hired. google can't just choose who will work at google. they have to compete with facebook. these are matching markets that are not anonymous, not arms length. and offer up job, these are personal things and they're not made for the hallmark of their an offer of a job is made to you, and then it gets turned down you go work somewhere else, the potential employer has to look around and find someone else. these are personal markets that work differently than commodity m

we mentioned stanford. and then china. and then he was posted in london which put them in the middle of the lead up to world war i. and then he took a job as part of the commission for the relief of belgium. later on, as head of the u.s. food administration which became the head of the relief administration after world war i. he then served as secretary of commerce under harding and coolidge. one question -- i have read that she was a globetrotter? what other parts of the world that they see? annette: burma, cambodia, a went back to australia together. they traveled in the countries of north africa. in the middle east. they were also in russia. that was just the short list. susan: during this time before the white house, they also published together. annette: lou published a couple of pieces on geology on her own. one of them was a biography of milne who created the seismograph to measure the severity of earthquakes. the work that they did together was the translation of a 16th century treatise on mining. it was written in

oregon up 20-7, locky the quit out to duane stanford.rds first of two passing touchdowns for locky. oregon's third string quarterback is ollie. he has wide receiver speed, a lot of green turf in front, he's going to get enough to get into the end zone. 87 yards and oregon rolls 61-28 that final. >>> big sec match up, 18th ranked auburn visiting lsu. leonard core net with a huge game. started off with a 71 yard rear then this touchdown run where he bowls over a defender for the score. the carry of the game possibly the season flips a defender and juks another on his way to a 29 yard score. core net with a career high 228 yards rushing, three touchdowns. lsu rolls 45-21 that final. >>> notre dame hosting georgia tech. patrick skoke transferred to georgia tech. a five yardkb score. notre dame takes the lead back a few minutes later. cj hprosess scores from seven yards out. irish kick a few field goals and add another notre dame would go on to wind 30-22 that final. taylor mansfield was with a walk on trens officer at oklahoma. now he is set

i left stanford to accomplish this dream and i told no one. when i went to tell the dean at stanford the guy was trying to go home, to try to become miss america she looked at me and said that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard. so i went home in silence and went back to my violin and worked out like crazy and studied everything i could get my hands on for the interview. when i got to the competition in atlantic city there was this guy who had become well known for doing this computer program and he would pick his top ten based on dumb things. like hair color, what state you are from, how tall you were, what your talent was. on the morning of the pageant it is published and i am no where in any of his predictions. i will never forget my mom coming to the lobby, she was shaking me saying you can do this. you have worked so hard. forget that computer guy. you know what happened at the next year? the computer guy was out of business and he is quoted in my book as saying these contestants keep getting more talented and more smart. it is too ha

but i went to play for violin teacher at stanford. he had never heard about me because i was trying to be unanimous. i could still see the look on his face, why have i not heard on you. that's the way i wanted to be. i put the locker -- violin in the locker and never played for four years. >> over here. >> hi, gretchen, you are here at west coast at 11:00 o'clock in the morning and it's about after i drop off my children that are here with me today at school, get to work around the house, i get to watch you and the special pleasure -- >> thank you. >> i feel like you're just with me in the house and wanted to know if the format of your show this year if there will be any changes, different times, anything -- >> do you know something i don't. >> i don't know. [laughs] >> i hope you're not leaving me. >> i don't know about any potential changes. we're always changing the format. it's another big lesson of life, right. always try to improve yourself. one thing i started incorporated a one-minute take, a story that i feel passionately abo

supposed strength this have stanford team.oping to make sure their team does not falter in their home opener. >> i had a lot of great things on tape h a lot of mistakes we know we can correct. they're all correctable. we're just looking forward to moving forward and have all our focus on central florida. >> tim harbaugh in a potential heart attack inducing rage back at his hometown u of michigan. hosting oregon state. oregon state punt frg the 50. snap sales over the punter's head, tackled at his 2 yard line. that lady to the second of three smith touchdown runs. michigan wins their home opener big, 35-7. jim harbaugh almost had to win this game, improving to 1-1. oregon and michigan state on deck right here on abc 7 followed by after the game with the real deal larry biel and yours truly. stick around as we break down the day in college football and look ahead to the raiders and 49ers in their season opener. going to be a lot of fun tomorrow with the pros, today we have stanford tonight and who has struggled and i'm not going

fourth quarter there 35-24 stanford. fourth t.all the college football highlights tomorrow on after the game and special were your guest because it's media day on monday. jason tomorrow so that come an wants to be a sportscaster once playing career is over. special guest tomorrow tonight after the game at 8:30 on abc 7 follow the arizona ucla gym which kick off at 5:00 o'clock. warriors. fba champ opening training camp next week and busy off season filled with appearances and celebration and party and now you have to get back to work. warriors pretty much entire championship roster coming back with the exemption exception of david lee traded boston but for the first time in 4 decade this team is the hunted. team that everybody wants to beat and they know everybody will try to take them down. >> very short off season. the not nearly as many guys come in which is fine with me. i don't want them burning themselves the out. butt mentality changes a little bit. part of it as i said a deeper level of confidence. what you have

stanford won the game 42-24. 2-0 in pack 12 play.♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause )

great for striver labs, less so for stanford football.ho's brief competitive advantage will inevitably take a hit. >> i had a heart-to-heart with the coach, interest is strong. >> i don't run the company. i don't make the rules. we've tried to slow the dissemination of this product. but we can't stop it. at some point, it's going to be everywhere. it's every nfl team is going to have it, and every major college is going to have it. >> it's business, and the reality is, it's going to happen eventually. if we don't get them, somebody else will. the fact is this is a stanford born company. let's get everybody. i don't think coach shaw has any problem with that at all. >> reporter: scott reese, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> a nice summer evening over the bay area. mostly clear skies. about to give you a beautiful shot of the bay bridge here. all lit up. you can see traffic still moving at this hour on this monday evening. as we get going tomorrow morning, i think we may have just a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline. you can see here from t

stanford up 24-21 midday. then stanford pounded the rock. ramon wright in there. 11 minutes left.right again. third touchdown to the night. stanford bumped off, sixth ranked usc41-31. card untiles first win over the trojans since 2012. >>> austin, texas. longhorns have never lost a cow. bears up seven. golf, an kenny lawler. golf, three touchdowns. later in the quarter. california state track star is gone. 74 yards and cal scores 31 unanswered points. led 45-24 in the three. texas came way back. within seven. quarter back draw, jarod herd. 45 yards. just over a minute left. it is 45-44. extra points to tie it. no! nick rose missed it! and cal hung on and escaped 45- 44 biggest win yet for cal coach sonny knight. bears 3-0 for the first time since 2011. >>> san jose state. in control at oregon state. second quarter, tyler broke a 7- 7 tie. spartans led 21-14 at the half. and never scored again. third quarter tied at 21-21. seth collins ran for two scores. passed for another as the beavers beat the spartans 35- 21. san jose state dropped to 1-2 for the year. fans of the alabama. cri

last november stanford became the first college football program to use this program.tanford's head coach says that head set allows players to run through their plays without having to be out there on the field. >> i can go in there. i can see a bunch of different concepts against a bunch of different blitzes and coverages and get a feel for it so when i'm in the game i can make decisions faster. >> stanford says the first three weeks after the team started using this virtual reality program, their quarterback kevin hogan had his best games of the year and the cardinal blew out three opponents, pam. >>> hopefully they will not use it to blow out certain opponents. sal would probably agree. >> but you say you like the technology. >> it's amazing. were you taking a look at that sal? >> i was taking a look at that. be it's the silicon valley so you would think stanford would have the best. >> they put those on and look around and it really adjusts to the whole field. it's incredible. >> pretty cool. >>> good morning, everybody. i can't say the same thing for our commute o

a's win 5-3. >> it's almost too early in the season for a game of this magnitude, but stanford visits the l.a. coliseum. it'seq is boss in the pac-12. seating sc is always special. ronnie harris remembers the final moments of their meeting in 2012, breaking up a fourth down pass in the end zone helped them preserve a cardinal victory. >> i think that play cemented my stanford experience here being on the football team. that play especially being on special teams that year just taught me to do my job. for that particular play my assignment was to make sure my eyes were on the tight end and i just told myself no matter what if we go down to the ground i can't let him get that ball out. the ball was able to come out and great feeling. being able to continue to do my job is what i'm working on. >> tonight stanford and usc live on abc 7 with the kickoff at 5:00. then after the game around 8:30 or 8:45 with yours truly and mike shumann plus live postgame ber views. >>> the 49ers will play the steelers on sunday and reggie bush will not be playing, he will be back in the bay area watching. b

number 21 stanford opening the season at northwestern. second quarter game tied at 3, clayton it thorson takes the quarterback keeper 42 yards to the house, nobody catches him. what's up with that, stanford? come on. northwestern up 10-3 in the half. late in the third quarter the cardinals look to go mount a come back but the pass is picked off in the end zone. stanford upset in the opener 16-6. the cardinal has a lot of work to do. northwestern pumped up about that. >>> when you are a champ everyone in the world wants to see you live and in person. well, steph curry continued his five-day road trip in asia making a stop in manila philippines today for day two of the under armour road show. his next stop china. one final note the cal bears in their season opener and cal currently leading that game 59-0 in the third quarter. vicki, that is not a typo, it is 59-0 right now. >> all right. thank you. we will be right back. best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophi

stanford defensive lineman brennan scarlet. >> that starting to look better on you?lor. >> reporter: it's only natural that a guy with a last name of scarlet looks better in red than blue. you have to go back to the lbj administration to find the last player to make this switch. >> you know, it's probably the rivalry and then also, you know, stanford is not easy to get into. >> reporter: at least for football players not named scarlet with a degree from cal and an extra year of eligibility, he got a master's degree at the farm. >> this is a blessing to have the opportunity to first attend the number one public institution in the world and then, you know, come to stanford where, you know, it's the best institution. >> reporter: we dusted off the old yearbook to stanford and found the last transfer between the schools. 1965. there were a handful that transferred to cal from stanford when they shut the football program down during world war ii. but that's it. >> so i'm sure there's hard feelings out there between fans and, you know, whoever else. you know, then i wasn't

stanford won the game 42-24. 2-0 in pack 12 play.ke a bow as we go to break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the power pressure cooker xl, brought to you by tristar. do you love sitting down to a big sunday dinner with the entire family? do you wish you could enjoy the taste of those all-day, slow-cooked, labor-intensive recipes without the time, the work, or the wait? well, now there's a new way to take grandma's favorite recipes and turn them into everyday family meals with just a push of a button and do it in a fraction of the time. how would you like to make a hearty pot roast with all the fixings done in 25 minutes... fall off the bone short ribs ready in 40 minutes... or how about chicken wings, going from rock-hard frozen to steaming hot in just 10 minutes? a tender, shredded pulled pork cooked to perfection 10 times faster. well, now you can. introducing the power pressure cooker xl, the amazing push-button kitchen miracle that lets you prepare a mountain of mouthwatering meatballs in 15

stanford comes back. 8 seconds to go. david shaw gambles and goes to the end zone.f. third quarter hogan gets wrapped up and goes down awkwardly. that could have been a knee or high ankle sprain, but he's not to be denied and goes back to the game. and the usc drive to the one yard and pass to mitchell. second td of the game. has them back on top by four. completes the ten-play, 77-yard drive. he had three. stanford, the 10-point underdog, goes down to usc and upsets the trojans. 41-31, the final. >> cal and texas. in austin a wild one. second quarter. ken lee hauls it in. bears up 14-10. texas running back jonathan gray, untouched. 6 yards here. longhorns go in front by 10. 24-14. cal scored 31 unanswered. third quarter, goff to lawler again. his second of the game. cal is up 38-24. three third-quarter possessions for cal. 3 tds. and this 74 yards, 45-24, cal. this is the point they are thinking it over. just over three minutes to go. second and two. to the cal 27. inside hand-off to gray. nice stiff arm. he will score. we have a game! cal 21-point lead. down to 7.

if he can't go, stanford might throw out keller chris.n mccaff can play. >> i feel confident with ourrd string guys. you know? something we hone in on is whether you're a scout team player or a starter. whether you're a fifth year senior or freshman, you need to practice and prepare like you're going in as a starter. >> stanford, cal, san jose state, all highlights for after the game saturday night around 8:30. after the ucla-arizona game at 5:00. our special guest will be new warrior jason thompson. >>> 49ers got a brutal early season schedule and know what is coming up in arizona this sunday. niners gave up a whopping 453 yards. no pass rush. and full coverage on the back end. expect carson palmer to throw deep, early and often. >> we have got a lot of work to do. i never tried to fool anyone. we have guys willing to work and we're working. do i have fanl in it. yes? am i excited about the guys we have? absolutely. >> on fire lately, starting out hot with three birdies. looks human for the first time in a long time. a tee shot heading into the keys. and great read on this putt. and

if he can't go, stanford might throw out keller chris. i feel confident with our second and third string guys. you know? something we hone in on is whether you're a scout team player or a starter. whether you're a fifth year senior or freshman, you need to practice and prepare like you're going in as a starter. >> stanford, cal, san jose state, all highlights for after the game saturday night around 8:30. after the ucla-arizona game at 5:00. our special guest will be new warrior jason thompson. >>> 49ers got a brutal early season schedule and know what is coming up in arizona this sunday. niners gave up a whopping 453 yards. no pass rush. and full coverage on the back end. expect carson palmer to throw deep, early and often. >> we have got a lot of work to do. i never tried to fool anyone. we have guys willing to work and we're working. do i have fanl in it. yes? am i excited about the guys we have? absolutely. >> on fire lately, starting out hot with three birdies. looks human for the first time in a long time. a tee shot heading into th

first ranked stanford has an excuse.reshman, third and seven, thorsen kicks the ball, 42 yards to the house, wildcats up 10-3 at the half. meanwhile, hogan, not his best day. early fourth quarter, can't follow hogan here, stanford ends up punting. pressure coming, 25 miles to schuler, sets up a field goal, and a ten-point lead. stanford needs a td and off-side kick. thinks he has six, but he could have gone all the way. kneels down and says northwestern with the upset. 16-6, the final. as you can imagine, not happy after this game. >> this is just the score -- >> we didn't give ourselves a chance to win. can't score six points and beat anybody. this is just the bottom line. we had opportunities. we shot ourselves in the foot. >> all right, high expectations in the third year, under head coach sunny dykes, the defense is ready to man up. this was a blowout. nothing like your first touchdown of the year on your first job of the new season. four-yard run, 7-0, bears. fumble at the goal line, cal's second turner at the game.

"google began here at stanford university." larry page and sergey brin, the founders of google met at stanford university in 1995. in march the following year, the two collaborated on a research project funded by the national science foundation. their goal was to develop a universal digital library. "myself and my partner larry, we were just doing research in managing large amounts of information which is called data mining which is finding patterns. eventually we turn to the world wide web which is most of human knowledge in a very heterogeneous dispersed form." and it led to "backrub," a search engine that uses back- links to determine a website's relevance. it operated on stanford servers for more than a year until its bandwidth usage cost too much so page and brin moved backrub's algortihm off campus. "so, we found a place with some extra space and moved in and worked in the garage like a good silicon valley startup should do." inside susan wojcicki's garage "so, we decide we'd just rent it out to a student and we thought,

stanford rolls. ii am on twitter.s have enjoyed the off season, but he knows staying on top is tougher than getting to the top. >> the mentality is changing and it is a deeper level of confidence and feeling too happy. >> never. abc7 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> i thank you of so. >>> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter and facebook and all of your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. our next newscast is at 5:00 a.m. >> stay right here. wow. sweet new subaru, huh myep.? you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. we appreciate your time as always. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm natasha. for sand

but these comments when he was going about the universities, harvard and stanford and what we shouldwith these highly educated immigrants, that's a little different and our business audience be interested in it. listen to trump and we'll talk about it. >> i want people to come in to our country legally. i want to have a big, fat, beautiful, open door. i want people of great talent to come in for silicon valley. i want engineers, physicists, i want people with great talent to come into the united states. when people graduate from college, you can be number one in your class at harvard or number one at yale or the school of finance or prinston or stanford and immediately if you're not a citizen of the united states, you get thrown out of the country. we want those people to stay. we want people of great talent to be in the united states to work here and ultimately to become a citizen. >> so don't you think, rich, you were talking about how he seriously wants to win this nomination that that's part of it too. that that's the caveat that's missing from some of his other immigration rheto

my stanford experience here on the football team.being on special team that year just taught know do my job. so this particular play my make measure my eye were on the play and told myself no matter what if we go down to the ground can't let them get the ball out. ball is able to come out great feeling. being able to continue to do my job is what i work on. >> you cap catch stanford and sc leif on abc 7. kick off at 5:00 o'clock. stick around for after the game at 8:30 with yours truly and mike. we are life at the l.a. coliseum with reaction and post game from the stanford locker room. >> cal bears 2 and o. play the first road gym of the soap. hostile environment. in austin facing the long horn. rebuilding we know that. no longer the power house they were under head coach brown. but still a cal win at texas. that would mean a lot. >> huge. off to good start. play good football last 2 games. look at who we played. give that as reason i think going out and if let people know. >> college football tonight no. 9 florida state take on bost

to continue t do my job on what i am working on. >> stanford and usc live right here on abc7 tomorrowht. the kickoff is at 5:00. and then it is after the game right around 8:30 and 8:45 with yours truly and mike shumann and live post game interviews from los angeles. >>> nfl news the 49ers played the steelers on sunday and reggie bush will not be playing. he will be back in the bay area watching. bush strained his calf in the niners season opener and did not make the trip to pittsburgh. we will see more carlos hyde in the back field. he was spectacular and jarod hanes running the ball as well. abc7 sports is brought to you by xfinity. >> thank you, larry. sphie abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. our next newscast is at 5:00 a.m. stay

stanford unveils revised plans for the development of the former el camino auto row. babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successfe. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> taking a live look at the new york stock exchangege. we see ahead of the close, the dow jones is down by a fraction of a point, stocks trading into a much narrower range today than we saw yesterday. yesterday at this time, we were just ahead of a major 300-point drop. things are still not very good but better. >>> delivery for the suv for tesla. tesla delivered the all- -- will deliver the all electric vehicles tonight. they were promised delivery in 20134 but tesla's ceo says the complicated design of the doors caused delays. prizing for the model x is expected to beg

stanford comes back. david shaw gambles and goes to the end zone.at the half. third quarter hoggets wrapped up and goes down awkwardly. could have been a knee or high range he will spain but he's not denied and goes back to the game. and usc drive to the one yard pass to mitchell. has them back on top by four. and the 77-yard drive. he had three. stanford 10-point underdog goes down to usc and upsets the trojans. 41-31, the final. >> feels great. coming into a hostile environment, great fans, and our goal is to go 1-0 the first week and we are 1-0 in the pac-12. >> can't say enough about it. he wants to win football games. >> cal and texas. it's 14-10. texas running back jonathan gray, untouched. 6 yards year. longhorns go in front by 10. 24-14. cal scored 31 unanswered. third quarter, goff to lawler again. three third-quarter possessions for cal. and this 74 yards, 45-24, cal. this is the point they are thinking it over. just over three minutes to go. second and two. cal 27. inside hand-off to gray. nice stiff arm. he will score. we have a game! ca

to continue t do my job on what i am working on. >> stanford and usc live right here on abc7 tomorrows at 5:00. and then it is after the game right around 8:30 and 8:45 with yours truly and mike shumann and live post game interviews from los angeles. >>> nfl news the 49ers played the steelers on sunday and reggie bush will not be playing. he will be back in the bay area watching. bush strained his calf in the niners season opener and did not make the trip to pittsburgh. we will see more carlos hyde in the back field. he was spectacular and jarod hanes running the ball as well. abc7 sports is brought to you by xfinity. >> thank you, larry. sphie abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. our next newscast is at 5:00 a.m. what can i make for you? how about our new flavor-packed italian hero? with three authentic italian deli meats; spiced capicola, a cracked- pepper-seasoned mortadella and spicy genoa salami. enjoy it while it's here! subway. eat fresh. then don't miss sleep train's want youbest rest event.? you'll find sleep tr

. >> stanford was upset last week, lost 16-6. cardinals open at home last night against central florida. >> with if we run the ball the way we should, formula hasn't changed in however many years. it's about taking care of the football. being smart. explosive plays are going to happen. >> when roberta vinci woke up

stanford with big plays. hogan wind it up. michael two defensive backs there, i don't know how that ball got through. we've said it a thousand times, maybe shaved shaw is beginning to listen. bear sanders, he is electric, 65 yard touchdown and stanford rolls 42-24. the warriors will open training camp next week, the defending nba champs have en void this off-season but theead coach knows staying on top is tougher than getting to the top. >> it's a very short off-season, not nearly as many guys coming in which is fine with me, i don't want them burning themselves out. but the mentality changes a little bit and part of it is, as i said a deeper level of confidence, what what you have to be wary of is feeling too happen, feeling like there's nothing left to accomplish which obviously isn't the case. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> so much going on this weekend across the bay area and temperatures will cooperate. >> the numbers are going town, it's going to be comfortable thi

its roots are in stanford in the heart of silicon valley as we found out for "60 minutes sports."t weeks before the start of the season, stanford head coach david shaw... >> nice job. >> glor: ...is drilling starting quarterback kevin hogan, a possible heisman candidate. >> i'll take that. i'll take that, that's great. >> glor: what is different about these reps is how they will be reviewed later. not on a big film screen, but in hogan's mind. >> just take your eyes. >> glor: hogan can see and hear the action just as he does on the field. >> yeah, you have the safety way too far off the hash. >> reporter: he can repeat each play, as many times as he needs to. >> get out of the run flow and get to the pass. >> glor: it is practice without pain. read, react and repeat in air conditioned comfort. >> we should pass the game and keep it clean. >> glor: the effect is called immersive virtual reality has been tried for football before without success. as the creator of this system knows too well. >> virtual reality is not like pizza. bad v.r. is really bad. we've had a lot of folks who t

louis, doctor charlotte jacobs came to stanford as a fellow in oncology in 1975. she joined the faculty in 1977 and was promoted to full professor in 1996. she has received numerous awards for six. she has received numerous awards for excellence in teaching and for contributions to medical education. dr. jacobs also served for seven years as senior associate dean for education and student affairs. in 1997 dr. jacobs was appointed director of the stanford clinical cancer center, and she served concurrently as director of the clinical cancer program for the ucsf stanford joint health care program. in 2001 dr. jacob stepped down from the director's position to return to patient care. doctor jacobs is known for her research in head and neck cancers and has held several leadership positions in the cancer arena nationally. janet napolitano began the 20th president of the university of california in 2013. she leaves the university system within campuses, five medical centers, three affiliated national laboratories and a statewide agricultural and natural resources progra

stanford was a ten point under dog.. >> there was a shoot out that ends up with the bears' victory. cal escapes with a 45-44 win on the road. the bears are undefeated. they play the huskies next week. >>> happening today, the 49ers are on the road playing big ben roethlisberger. coach jim solis says running back--kickoff is about half an hour at 10:00 this morning. they'll be faceing baltimore ravens this afternoon. quarterback jered carr is expected to play after hurting his hand last week. charles wilson is trying to give it a go despite his dislocated shoulder kpigging off kicking off at 105. >>> still ahead for you, pope francis delivering mass in cuba this morning. after the break, we'll take a look at this impact that it is happening. >>> just two more days until pope francis makes his historic trip the u.s.. first, the pontiff right now is in cuba. he delivered add mass this morning estimated to be one million people. >> he was in the country spreading a message of hope. cnn is now in havana, he has details on th

i did my phd at stanford under a student visa, and i now have a work authorization stemming from that student visa. >> and something else pretty big has happened in your life. >> yes. in march i got married to my longtime girlfriend. >> congratulations. so, things are going well. >> things are going very well. >> and you're teaching right now at columbia. >> that's right. >> all right. we're gonna take a break. when we come back, i want to ask you about the book -- how long it took you to put it together, what to include -- perhaps what not to include in the book. >> [ laughs ] >> sit tight. the inspiring story of dan-el padilla peralta. more stories, more insight when we come right back on "tiempo." join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, yo

he is now suing stanford for wrong full termination. that lawsuit is baseless. >>> the parents of one of the victims of a deadly school bus crash in houston will file a wrongful death lawsuit against the bus driver and the other driver of the crash. police say a car crashed into the side of the bus after swerving to avoid another car. the bus crashed through a guardrail and landed on the road below. the woman said the daughter hated riding in the bus because of the driver. >> she complained that she hated righting because of the bus driver. two other students and the bus driver were hurt. the driver doesn't remember what happened but she's never had an accident before. >>> it's 4:18. we check in with sal time to look at traffic. how does it look. >> it looks good. good morning to you both. the traffic is doing well if you're driving to get into san francisco using the bay bridge. we've had a couple rough days. what will happen is -- there's somebody backing up, look at the bottom. he's about to run into that car. what's going on sir or

reciente estudio realizado por el centro de investigaciÓn de stanford. >> vpa es un quÍmico peligroso investigación dice que tiene efectos negativos en el crecimiento y a pesar de que se elabora con estÁndares federales requeridas el estudio dice que son tÓxicos los niveles y que esto debe cambiar. jennifer: para materiales mÁs seguros y tambiÉn las partes que no hay recurso para los niÑos. ramÓn: para algunos nutriólogos estÁ en padres de familia las partes. >> involucrarse en relacionar elementos de los niÑos, desayuno o el almuerzo o la cena. ayudarÍa mucho a bajar niveles de obesidad en menores de edad. jennifer: esto es lo que deberÁ trae enfermedades. ramÓn: tratamos a tener acciones de parte del distrito escolar. se me parecen igual o >> va a tener que mirardonde me siento porque no me quiero llevar los insectos a mi casa. marÍa: muchos usuarios se mostraron preocupados de que la visita a la biblioteca a la que se lleven al estacionamiento. despuÉs de constituirse parecido, de dijeron que le confieren su gobierno. en las demandas estÁ que la fiscalÍa tambiÉn abierta y que acept

stanford ends up up punting. 1:05 left in the game.ed a touchdown and onside kick but hogan picked up by cal. he could have gone all the way but he kneels down. the upset, 16-6, that final. >>> looks like the giants championship dreams will die with a rash of injuries. giants trying to snap a seven-game losing streak yesterday in colorado. nick nunan called up, making his first major league start at first base and he immediately contributes. a double to right. victor sanchez is going to score. 1-0 giants. then in the third, angel pegan connects. his first home run of the season. first one since may of 2014. barely stayed fair. giants up 2-0. bottom of the third, jake peavy gives up a triple to jose reyes. just off the fingertips of blanco. it's 2-1. in the sixth jake peavy gets his second double of the night. a career first. nick nunan scores from first. 5-1 giants. but a site that's all too common for giants fans, bottom of six, the two-run bomb to left. he homered six straight games. giants end their 7 game losing streak winning 7-3.

made law review and nonetheless when she got out of stanford second or third in her class at stanford, she couldn't get a job. with a law firm. she couldn't get a job practicing law. gibson dunn offered her job as a legal secretary. watching the stanford she met -- had three children. she got her first job by agreeing to work for nothing. she went to a county attorney and said, you hired a woman once i hear. hire me. is that i have no money. she said i will wait and take it and appropriation. he said eye of the wind. she said i will put my desk in with her secretary. she seems to like me, hud. everybody liked the young and very charismatic and very beautiful sandra day o'connor. she and john moved to phoenix and she rose to become the vice chairman of the maricopa county, that's a county where phoenix is, the maricopa county republican party. a republican credentials are crucial to her story as i explain in the book. from their she went through the arizona legislature and became an arizona appellate judge. greg boyd came when a friend of her -- have great point came when a friend deci

stanford ends up puntpunting 1:05 left in the game.need a touchdown and onside kick but hogan picked up by cal. he could have gone all the way but he neil's down. the upset, 16-6, that final. >>> looks like the giants championship dreams will die with a rash of injuries. guys trying to snap a seven-game losing streak yesterday in colorado. nick newman called up, making his first major league start at first base and he immediately contributes. a double to right. 1-0 giants. then in the third, angel pegan connects. his first home run of the season. since may of 2014. barely stayed fair. giants up 2-0. bottom of the third, jake peavy gives up a triple to jose reyes. it's 2-1. in the sixth jake peavy gets his second double of the night. a career first. nick new annual youth scores from first. 5-1 giants, but a site that's all too common for giants fans, bottom of six, the two-run bomb to left. he homered six straight games. giants end their 7 game losing streak winning 7-3. >>> and a summer break at o.co with a's and mariners. top of the f

stanford ends up up punting. 1:05 left in the game.y need a touchdown and onside kick, but hogan picked up by cal. he could have gone all the way but he kneels down. northwest with the upset. 126-6, that final. >>> looks like the giants championship dreams will die with a rash of injuries. giants trying to snap a seven-game losing streak yesterday in colorado. nick nunan called up, making his first major league start at first base and he immediately contributes. top of the second. a double to right. victor sanchez is going to score. 1-0 giants. then in the third, angel pegan connects. his first home run of the season. first one since may of 2014. barely stayed fair. giants up 2-0. bottom of the third, jake peavy gives up a triple to jose reyes. just off the fingertips of blanco. chad scores. it's 2-1. in the sixth jake peavy gets his second double of the night. a career first. nick nunan scores from first. 5-1 giants. but a sight that's all too common for giants fans, bottom of six, the two-run bomb to left. he homered six straight gam