leland stanford, junior inspired the creation of stanford this is the birthplace of the university. it's a big part of the origin stanfords and their desire to have a family. unfortunately, because of the untimely death of their son and their great grief, they would create a lasting legacy, which would be the university. of the storyl part of the mansion is that it shows us the stanford's became more prosperous overtime. and in a slow in careful way -- slow and careful way to their prosperity g

and stanford fans want to forget.tonight, it stayed with the cardinal. >> they made too many mistakes, couldn't score in the red zone. >> i feel a lot better that they won, i wanted them to win, especially after last week. >> reporter: excited fans are starting to smell roses. in palo alto, abc 7 news. >>> a huge story. >> yes, congratulations to everyone. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg and a gift that could help everybody. >>> and why a bay area company is suing. >>> and plus an uproar after the latest donald trump event. not because of a protest, but because of what trump said. [door bell ringing] ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you candy. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you... ♪ ♪ apple and plum and apricot-a too, eh! ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house a come on. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house... ♪ ♪ i'm gonna give you everything. ♪ complete your thanksgiving table at target. get a $10 gift card when you spend $50 on groceries. see store for co

that wraps it up from here in stanford. for joel and molly, i'm gus good evening and thanks for joining us, i'm justin surrency. for much of central iowa -- the snow and ice has all but ele. ttodal ecoigbc vey o. torlois ean salois joins us now to tell us when those slick roads could return..... e atr anilb going down hill... and it begins early enough as tonight for some parts of the state. southwest iowa is under a winter weather advisory for some freezing rain tonight. hi a ak a slc hrug alysdy rigtenateni urs to monday. a winter storm watch goes into effect monday morning in northwest iowa, where the heaviest of snow will fall. a mix of both rain and some snow will kee ttasoe he de on t.beoe h pn thgh, e ave one more dry day on the way for sunday with mostly cloudy skies and highs in the upper 30s. police in fort dodge are seeking attempted murder charge they are looking for tismn li s treoseso25- year-old damal clayton at "sneakers eatery and pub" in fort dodge yesterday. mosley is wanednutlwrnt for attempted murder, g

stanford at the break. outscored them 10-0 in the third. now down. but stanford answers. 12 plays, 61-yard drive. the second td of the game. then bryce. sixth straight big game win. the 48-yard touchdown. you can't coach speed. stanford keeps the axe for the sixth straight year and clinches the pac north title for to the victory. >> our seniors, so proud of those guys. we have a guy in the program that's lost the axe and it's cal week. cal week, we don't worry about anything else. this is a big game and the big game, and our guys were phenomenal in practice all week. >> san jose state in hawaii. still a chance at a bowl game. pretend this is a bowl game. first quarter, first possession. kenny potter. 9-yard touchdown. big hit at the goal line but he holds on. they go up 7-0. still first quarter. -0 spartties. he had oodles of time. wide open to the end zone. 21-0, spartans. second quarter. after the hawaii turnover, he waltzes in. spartans led at the break. they won. they play boise state next week

you make me feel >> gus: the celebration continues at stanford, as the cardinals defeat notre dame in spectacular fashion 38-36. gusjohnso joe klatt, what a game. >> joel: how about that. i'm still trying toake in at we just saw. there was a team, i would be remiss if i didn't start with notre dame. their season, you think about the injuries that they have had, whal they had to deal with, and to be in this position with a red shirt freshman quarterback with stanford on the road 4 of the you think they might run out of gas. all of the credit in the world to the fighting irish. they had a wonderful season. unfortunately, it ended two points short. they're not going to be in this college football playoff. and then six lead changes? and the senior, kevin hogan, this guy has hadaduch a unique career following andrew luck. last year, guy plays with the weight of the world on his shoulders. d he played his best games of his career in his 34th win tonight, in his last home game here at stanford stadium. he was really terrific. i thoment he was calm in the pocket. he picked upp some first down

stanford at the break.-0 in the third. now down. but stanford answers. 12 plays, 61-yard drive. the second td of the game. then bryce. sixth straight big game win. the 48-yard touchdown. you can't coach speed. stanford keeps the axe for the sixth straight year and clinches the facing elimination 12 north title in the victory. >> our seniors, so proud of those guys. we have a guy in the program that's lost the axe and it's cal week. cal week, we don't worry about anything else. this is a big game and the big game, and our guys were phenomenal in practice all week. >> san jose state in hawaii. still a chance at a bowl game. pretend this is a bowl game. first quarter, first possession. kenny potter. 9-yard touchdown. big hit at the goal line but he holds on. they go up 7-0. still first quarter. ed oodles of time. wide open to the end zone. 21-0, spartans. second quarter. after the hawaii turnover, he waltzes in. spartans led at the break. they won. play boyscy state next week. and they are bowl eligible. and c

you want to be able to win the bay. >> go stanford! go stanford! >> this is a house divided. tim went to stanford, his wife to cal. >> my wife and i love each other but this is a very tense time of year. >> the big game is also strong in tradition. the andersons, hailing graduates from both universities, have been tailgating under the same tree for more than 40 years. >> now we are here with our folks and our kids. >> their favorite game ever? >> '82. i was there. >> a classic. the play, one cal fans talk about to this guy and stanford fans want to forget. last night the axe stayed with the cardinals. >> cal made too many mistakes. we scored big plays. >> i feel a lot better they won. i wanted them to win, especially after last week. >> excited fans are starting to smell roses. abc7 news. >>> i'm starting to smell thanksgiving. and the weather forecast very important? >> yeah, it's going to change too. much colder air and some showers before the turkey arrives. right now here's a look outside with 54 in san francisco and half moon bay. a little cloud cover out there. but it w

and he played his best games of his career in his 34th win tonight, in his last home game here at stanford stadium. he was really terrific. i thoment he was calm in the pocket. he picked up some first downs with his feet. then when it was on his right shoulder or nothing, to get the ball down the field in order to give ukropina a chance at the field goal, he made the play. he made the play. kevin hogan, was tremendous tonight. >> gus: all right, so kevin hogan, age to really scratch out his nickname "gritty" a gritty performance, as stanford wins the football game. our molly mcgrath had a chance to catch up with kevin hogan after the game. >> molly: kevin, your final game at stanford stadium, and

stanford and notre dame. back and forth, back and forth and number 6 and number 7 go down with baylor and notre dame losing. >> chris: buckeyes big win over michigan not included there, but it could be a really important day for ohio state, coming off the home loss to michigan state. with notre dame dropping out, ohio state lurking around. they were eight, so, really just need another upset or two to put themselves back, perhaps into contention. >> kirk: it puts them and stan stanford stanford, you would think, waiting to see if there will be an upset in that final weekend, if it's north carolina and clemson or it's alabama and florida, which doesn't seem very likely. >> chris: you don't see one of the big ten teams, whether it's iowa or michigan state, the winner -- you think they have a slot. >> kirk: oklahoma secured their spot tonight. i think you have the winner of the big ten championship game and, of course, clemson and alabama, if they win their championship games. the thing is, if you have somebody s

on sustainability, stanford has done a lot. they have put a half billion dollars into a new energy facility. they have cut their carbon emissions by 68%. to bring their finances in line with that they need to divest from fossil fuel. >> reporter: dozens have done so but none with stanford's prestige. a report says even if all schools divested from fossil fuel stock it would age make a dent. >> we are not trying to economically bankrupt the fossil fuel industry. we are trying to socially and politically bankrupt the fossil fuel industry. >> reporter: a spokesman for university president john hennessy says an advisory panel is considering fossil fuel divestment but these students want action now before the united nations negotiates climate change in paris in a week. the protestors are pretty organized. they do have food deliveries and professors are coming out to give them lectures in the quad. at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the unofficial start to the holiday season right here in the bay area is kicking off tonight

this is the campus of stanford. from the top of the tower on a year day. >> you can see all the way to the skyline of san francisco. it's going to be clear for the big game playing tomorrow at stanford stadium at 7:30 p.m. it is stanford versus the bears. who are you rooting for? >> go bears! >>> 6:13. the feds have given the go- ahead to a food critics are calling frankenfish. the fda-approved the first of its kind genetically modified salmon that comes from the canadian company aqua advantage. salmon eggs will hatch in canada and then they will be farmed in panama. the fish filet also then be sold here in the u.s. >> it's taking material from an eel another type of salmon and putting that in a third type of salmon to supposedly make it grow faster. >> wonder how it tastes? many customers are concerned the fda does not require companies to label whether the fish is genetically altered. the only way to guarantee an unaltered fish, buy wild salmon. >>> san francisco state will not pursue lucrative contracts with soft

that wraps it up from here in stanford. for joel and molly, i'm gus >> right now on fox 5 news at 10 -- >> tonight a look into the eyes of the man police believe is a cold-blooded killer. new details about what may have caused the shooting rampage at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. hello and good evening, everyone, i'm antwan lewis. >> and i'm christina park. we're getting our first look at the man. >> 57-year-old robert louis deere is from north carolina, and we're learning more about the motive behind the alleged killing spree. >> good evening. the motive behind the madness is now becoming clearer, a law enforcement official told the associated press that the suspect said, quote: no more baby parts after his arrest. you may remember over the summer videos surfaced alleging planned parenthood sold baby body parts for profit. police say 57-year-old robert deere shot three people to death and injured nine others during a six-hour standoff at a planned among the dead, police officer garrett swayze, a veteran cop, dev

. >> gus: the celebration continues at stanford, as the cardinals defeat notre dame in spectacular fashion. gus johnson, joe klatt, what a game. >> joel: how about that. i'm still trying to take in what we just saw. there was a team, i would be remiss if i didn't start with notre dame. their season, you think about the injuries that they have had, what they had to deal with, and to be in this position with a red shirt freshman quarterback with stanford on the road 4 of the last 5 games. you think they might run out of gas. all of the credit in the world to the fighting irish. they had a wonderful season. unfortunately, it ended two points short. they're not going to be in this college football playoff. and then six lead changes? and the senior, kevin hogan, this guy has had such a unique career following andrew luck. he comes, in loses his father last year, guy plays with the weight of the world on his shoulders. and he played his best games of his career in his 34th win tonight, in his last home game here at stanford stadium. he was really terrific. i thoment he was calm in the pocket. he

stanford and notre dame. back and forth, back and forth and number 6 and number 7 go down with baylor and notre dame losing. >> chris: buckeyes big win over michigan not included there, but it could be a really important day for ohio state, coming off the home loss to michigan state. as mixon cuts it back, because with notre dame dropping out, ohio state lurking around. they were eight, so, really just need another upset or two to put themselves back, perhaps into contention. >> kirk: it puts them and stan stanford stanford, you would think, waiting to see if there will be an upset in that final weekend, if it's north carolina and clemson or it's alabama and likely. >> chris: you don't see one of the big ten teams, whether it's iowa or michigan state, the winner -- you think they have a slot. i think you have the winner of the big ten championship game alabama, if they win their championship games. the thing is, if you have somebody stumble, if one of those -- well, oklahoma's done, one of the others were to

stanford and notre dame. back and forth, back and forth and number 6 and number 7 go down with baylor and notre dame losing. >> chris: buckeyes big win over michigan not included there, but it could be a really important day for ohio state, coming off the home loss to michigan state. as mixon cuts it back, because ohio state lurking around. they were eight, so, really just need another upset or two to put themselves back, perhaps into contention. >> kirk: it puts them and stan stanford stanford, you would think, waiting to see if there will be an upset in that final weekend, if it's north carolina and clemson or it's alabama and florida, which doesn't seem very likely. >> chris: you don't see one of the big ten teams, whether it's iowa or michigan state, the winner -- you think they have a slot. >> kirk: oklahoma secured their spot tonight. i think you have the winner of the big ten championship game and, of course, clemson and alabama, if they win their championship games. the thing is, if you have somebody

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stanford and notre dame. back and forth, back and forth and number 6 and number 7 go down with baylor and notre dame losing. >> chris: buckeyes big win over michigan not included there, but it could be a really important day for ohio state, coming off the home loss to michigan state. as mixon cuts it back, because with notre dame dropping out, ohio state lurking around. thth were eight, so, really just neednother upset or two to put themselves back, perhaps into contention. >> kirk: it puts them and stan stanford stanford, you would think, waiting to see if there will be an upset in that final weekend, if it's north carolina and clemson or it's alabama and florida, which doesn't seem very likely. >> chris: you don't see one of the big ten teams, whether it's iowa or michigan state, the winner --ou think they have a slot. >>>>irk: oklahoma secured their spot tonight. i think you have the winner of the big ten championship game and, of course, clemson and alabama, if they win eir championship games. the thing i

stanford and notre dame. back and forth, back and forth down with baylor and notre dame losing. >> chris: buckeyes big win over michigan not included there, but it could be a really important day for ohio state, coming off the home loss to michigan state. with notre dame dropping out, ohio state lurking around. they were eight, so, really just need another upset or two to put themselves back, perhaps into contention. >> kirk: it puts them and stan stanford stanford, you would think, waiting to see if there will be an upset in that final weekend, if it's north carolina and clemson or it's alabama and florida, which doesn't seem very likely. >> chris: you don't see one of the big ten teams, whether it's iowa or michigan state, the winner -- you think they have a slot. >> kirk: oklahoma secured their spot tonight. i think you have the winner of the big ten championship game and, of course, clemson and alabama, if they win their championship games. the thing is, if you have somebody stumble, if one of those -- we

stanford are sexually assaulted. the difference is in the definition. >> what we need to do is put -- on a book, make sure there's enforcement and change the culture. >> congresswoman spear is coauthor of the campus sexual violence act, which would, among other things, increase the number of sexual assault surveys and provide more money for investigations. two sexual assault victims spoke about the gathering tonight. >> and stanford did everything they can to protect him. >> the -- that i underwent is almost as dramatic as the rape itself. congresswoman spear predicts a long but -- fight for safety on campus. >> you don't walk away. stanford university contacted me tonight and they say that they providing a range of services for sexual assault victims and they are complementing the recommendations of a sexual assault task force they put together months ago. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> a judge threw it out. >> why? >> the true answer is we don't know. >> a judge throws out a red light camera ticket. now que

live at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> developing news now. at least 3 people are dead after gunmen attacked a hotel in the african country of mali. it's not clear if this is related to last week's terror attacks in paris. but france has battled islamic extremists there before. the gunmen are reportedly still holding over 100 hostage the manhunt continues for salah abdeslam and isis has released new videos threatening attacks in france, italy and the u.s. >> we are acting aggressively to diffuse threats as they emerge and we are vigorously investigating and prosecuting those who seek to harm the american people. >> a third body has now been found in the apartment that was raided by police near paris on wednesday. today the paris prosecutor's office says the body is that of a woman. the other two people killed were the suspected ringleader of the terror attacks and his female cousin. >>> syrian refugees have become hot issues in the world of american politics. republican presidential front- runner donald trump said he would consider a mandatory

game is at stanford. if you are not going you can watch it on our sister network, espn. kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. >> the divided cah-stanford households. how fun. >> go stanford, too. >> fair and balanced. >> who is the weather? >>> great. starting temperatures in the mid-60s and falling into 50 with specific numbers in five minutes. it will not be so chill asy as last weekend. you can see it is clear, with a cloud or two moving law and light winds this morning and what you will notice when you step outside you do not need a heavy coat as early this week. from sutro tower you can see how calm and clean the air is. this morning. it is amazing we are going do have warm sunshine and a light breeze and a record around santa rosa without having the side ever februarys being "spare the air" with warm the through the welcome and it look like shower on wednesday and a chilly blast after that for thanksgiving. temperatures today are low 70s. 70 to 72 degrees. very narrow margin across the south bay and up the penins

that wraps it up from here in stanford. for joel and molly, i'm gus johnson saying so long. o. >>> tonight, we learn more about the massachusetts native killed in the colorado clinic shooting. hi, everyone. i'm blair miller. before becoming a police officer garrett swayze's passion was ice skating. he trained with olympic medalist nancy kerrigan. john monahan spoke with kerrigan about the loss of her childhood friend. >> reporter: nancy was emotional as she remembered the man she says was like a brother to her. kerrigan satisfies she practiced for hours on the ice, fond memories like many others here in melrose. o he. >>> sharing memories of had her close childhood friends and skating companion garrett swayze. >> but as kids she was literally like a little brother to me. >> reporter: kerrigan and swayze practiced together for years on the ice. >> saw him every day and we trained together in burlington boston. >> reporter: kerrigan, now like many in greater boston, mourning the tragic loves the melrose native gunned down running to help people at the planned parenthood in col

stanford and notre dame. back and forth, back and forth and number 6 and number 7 go down with baylor and notre dame losing. >> chris: buckeyes big win over michigan not included there, but it could be a really important day for ohio state, coming off the home loss to michigan state. as mixon cuts it back, because with notre dame dropping out, ohio state lurking around. they were eight, so, really just need another upset or two to put themselves back, perhaps into contention. >> kirk: it puts them and st stanfo stanford, you would think, waiting to see if there will be an upset in that final weekend, if it's north carolina and clemson or it's alabama and florida, which doesn't seem very likely. >> chris: you don't see one of the big ten teams, whether it's iowa or michigan state, the winner -- you think they have a slot. >> kirk: oklahoma secured their spot tonight. i think you have the winner of the big ten championship game and, of course, clemson and alabama, if they win their championship games. the thing

stanford and notre dame. back and forth, back and forth and number 6 and number 7 go down with baylor and notre dame losing. >> chris: buckeyes big win over michigan not included there, but it could be a really important day for ohio state, coming off the home loss to michigan state. as mixon cuts it back, because with notre dame dropping out, ohio state lurking around. they were eight, so, really just need another upset or two to put themselves back, perhaps into contention. >> kirk: it puts them and st stanfo stanford, you would think, waiting to see if there will be an upset in that final weekend, if it's north carolina and clemson or it's alabama and florida, which doesn't seem very likely. >> chris: you don't see one of the big ten teams, whether it's iowa or michigan state, the winner -- you think they have a slot. >> kirk: oklahoma secured their spot tonight. i think you have the winner of the big ten championship game and, of course, clemson and alabama, if they win their championship games. the thing

stanford students who say school leaders are down playing the problem with sexual assaults on campus gather tonight for special summit. not petting help but four getting help from warning ton dc too. here's st katie. tivrjts would you call this rape or would you call it establish ford misconduct e-4 student told stories of sexual assaulted and stanford failed to bring them justice. >> university aggressively protect and support the assaulters and they leave survivors extremely trump tie tiesed. >>reporter: some also believe the problem is being down played. student take issue with stanford climate survey which was released on october first, it shows 1.9 percent of students who participated in the survey had experienced sexual assault. some organizers say that number is very misleading. >> harvard and yale they say look at this 40 percent number. it's rape happens here and stanford needs to own up to that. >> she i hope introduced a new piece of legislation called halt. >> require a climate survey on every campus in the country that receives federal funds. it would be the the a survey

stanford and notre dame. and number 6 and number 7 go down with baylor and notre dame losing. >> chris: buckekeyes big win over michigan not included there, but it could be a really important day for ohio state, coming offff the home loloss to miigan state. as mixon cuts it back, because with notre dame dropping out, ohio state lurking around. they were eight, so, really just need another upset or two to put themselves back, perhaps into contention. >> kirk: it puts them and stan stanford stanford, you would think, waiting to see if there will be an upset in that final weekend, if it's north carolina and clemson or it's alabama and florida, whichoesn't seem very likely. >> chris: you don't see one of the big ten teams, whether it's iowa or michigan state, the winner -- you think they have a slot. >> kirk: oklahoma secured their spot tonight. i think you have the winnerf the big ten championship game and, of course, clemson and alabama, if they win their championship games. somebody stumble, if one of those --

stanford falls to 8-2. >> can't give up big plays. can't turn the ball over and can't miss opportunities.

. >> students taking a stand an stanford that less than 2 percent had been sexually assaulted after a nationwide study found the tub to be continue times this amount. our reporter, katie marzullo, explains. >> would you calm this rain -- rape or would you call it like stanford "misconduct." >> four students told stories of being sexually assaulted and stanford failed to bring justice. >> university protects and experts assaulters and leaves the survivors traumaized. >> it is being downplayed some believe. students take issue with the survey released october 1 showing 1.9 percent of the students who participated in the survey have experienced sexual assault. >> some agoer say that number is very misleading. >> harvard and yale admit and say look at this, 40 percent number. it is rape that is happening, sexual assault happens and stanford needs to own up. >> jackie speier addressed this introducing legislation called "halt." >> it requires a climate survey on every campus in the country that receives federal funds. it would be a survey that would be exactly the same so it can be evaluat

on sustainability, stanford has put a half billion dollars into new energy facilities. they have cut their carbon emissions to 68%. to bring their finances in line with that, they need to divest. >> reporter: dozens of universities have divested but none with stanford's prestige. even if all schools divested from fossil fuel stock it would only make a dent. what do you say to that? >> we're not trying to economically bankrupt the fossil fuel industry. we are trying to socially and politically bankrupt the fossil fuel industry. >> reporter: a spokesman for the university president says an advisory panel is considering fossil fuel divestments but these students want action now before the united nations negotiations climate change in paris in a week. students say they are looking forward to meeting with president hennessy face to face on friday trying to iron out the time and place. in palo alto, sharon chin, kpix 5. >> late last night, a university spokesman told us, stanford's president has not confirmed any meeting with the students. >>> a registered sex offender has be

stanford students who say school leaders are down playing the problem with sexual assaults on campus gather tonight for special summit. not petting help but four getting help from warning ton dc too. here's st katie. tivrjts would you call this rape or would you call it establish ford misconduct e-4 student told stories of sexual assaulted and stanford failed to bring them justice. >> university aggressively protect and support the assaulters and they leave survivors extremely trump tie tiesed. >>reporter: some also believe the problem is being down played. student take issue with stanford climate survey which was released on october first, it shows 1.9 percent of students who participated in the survey had experienced sexual assault. some organizers say that number is very misleading. >> harvard and yale they say look at this 40 percent number. it's rape happens here and stanford needs to own up to that. >> she i hope introduced a new piece of legislation called halt. >> require a climate survey on every campus in the country that receives federal funds. it would be the the a survey

stanford was not finished.s interference penalty but makes the touchdown catch. lead cut to 35-30. they got a couple of key stops but did this on executive possessions. the ducks got the ball. looked like the game might be over. but they got one more chance. hogan with another fade. it is is a two-point game with 10 seconds left. the cardinal can only go for two. hogan has to unload sooner than he would have liked. the pass falls incomplete after winning eight straight. stanford comes up short on this one. 38-36. the rose bowl still in play. but say good-bye to a shot at the national championship. we are getting off to the 5-0 start. the cal bears are desperate for a win and the pack 12's late duty against oregon state like

locomotive behind me is the governor stanford. the stanford is significant to us because it was the first locomotive delivered in 1862, as the railroad was beginning construction. it arrived here on the docks in sacramento in pieces and it was assembled close to the spot where it sits today. stanford had been the governor here and part of his platform was an anti-chinese platform. and yet, they did become the largest employers of chinese. the chinese outpaced the white workers. they were very dedicated and they worked very hard. and even though it was still discriminatory and they weren't paid as much as white workers, it was for the time, a very fair way to treat the chinese. and the chinese felt they were treated well versus other parts of california society at the time. if you research the railroad physically, you can find evidence of chinese habitation. you can find a particular kind of pottery called brown where that was only made in china. chinese were all over the route during the building of the railroad. we are in the gre

and one passing by that says go stanford.itter as much as it is, we're going to see you a lot over the course of the year, and we're going to have bragging rights. >> ducks needed to beat uca today to keep their title hopes alive. the trojans were rallying in the 4th quarter but a snap was low. the ducks recover. usc was only down 10 at that point. but on the very next play, adams makes him play. darren kerrington grabs the 17- yard touchdown. ducks win it 48-28 which means stanford will need to beat cal tonight to clinch the division. >>> michigan state's party is ready for the upset. tied at 7 in the 3rd where derek must punt. very next play, barrett hits daylen marshall for the score. bucs up 14-7. 14 plays, 75 yards. jared holmes punches it in. and this game is tied at 14. with the game on the line, the spa are, tans -- spartans going for the field goal to win it. and they seal it in with 17-14 here with that made field goal. and look at that celebration. he's a little excited. just a little! michigan state wins it withou

. >>> tonight students from stanford are spending a fourth night outside sleeping at the administrationlding. sharon chin takes us to the protests over petroleum. t they won >> reporter: tonight 100 students with fossil free stanford still camp outside the administration building with this demand. >> i think it was powerful. we stepped it out ahead of the crowd. i think we can do it again. >> reporter: protesters say 380 faculty support them and won't back down despite threats of arrest and academic discipline. >> if you were driving a car and taking a plane then how can you demand that stanford divest from fossil fuel. >> they've put half a billion dollars into a new energy facility, cut their carbon emissions to 60%, but to put their finances in line with that they need to divest. >> reporter: dozens of universities have divested button with stanford -- but none with stanford's prestige. >> we're not trying to economically bankrupt the fossil fuel industry. we are trying to socially and politically bankrupt the fossil fuel industry. >> reporter: an advisory panel is considering fossil

stanford has only expelled one person for sexual assault. back to you. >>> walnut creek police are investigating an accident that killed a pedestrian. 56-year-old individual was hit by a van yesterday morning while trying to cross treat boulevard. it appears the van ran a red light. the man died at john muir medical center. >> but no indication of any alcohol or drugs being involved, no indication of texting and driving. >> police say it was raining at the time and streets were wet. the driver of the van is cooperating with investigators. >>> it might be tough to find a cab in san jose as drivers could continue and expand a strike they started yesterday at the airport. this afternoon, the city council will discuss allowing ride sharing pickups at the airport. currently mineta is the only major california airport without services like uber and lyft. however, taxi drivers want to keep it status quo. they climb only 1% of ride share drivers would have to go through background checks. >>> there's a rat infestation because of the drought. the rat

goff left early with a shoulder injury against stanford, but stanford knows how dangerous goff can beegon state. >> he is an amazing quarterback and they have a lot of weapons on their team and they are molding all the pieces together since he became that starting quarterback his freshman year. you are seeing those things working with his receiver know where to be at the exact time when he is throwing the ball. it's great to see and will be a fun contest on saturday. >> stanford at home favored by 10 1/2 and that's a league kickoff 7:30 over on esp in: have a great weekend. i'm larry biel. >>> lisa, we have been surrounded by the cameras this morning, this view showing lots of sun. >> it just a everywhere, bringing back that marine layer which is unusual for november. still a little fog exists with that temperature dew point the same in san jose. you are looking at reduced vis ibltd, three-quarters of a mile to a quarter of a mile. same deal out towards concord and livermore. it shoefls the clouds up to the north, storm system that will not make it into the bay area and the delta and

this group came out of stanford in 2008 from the design school.y were tasked with the challenge of designing an incubator that would be 1% of $20,000. so developing nations could afford it. the embrace warmers is what came out of it. it looked like a little sack, they used an innovative wax that keeps heat up to four hours. it's a slim design, so there's a natural bonding between mother and baby. it's reusable. and it costs $200. >> good. and give us a quick idea in terms of what people can expect from the upcoming awards presentation, what they'll see and what the common denominator is? >> in the words of the president of the tech, tim richie, to inspire hope and empathy. that's what we love do at tech awards. you will see films about miracle feet, beline reader. embrace will be coming back, their impact has gone from 2,000 babies when they were a laureate in 2012 to 150,000 babies they've saved. >> wow. >> the room just becomes a place of hope and empathy. we hope people who are there, watching the live stream think i have an idea. i, too, can s

stanford wins in a 42-10 blowout. >> yeah. we'd run in practice, and coach gave us the go ahead and. said hey man let it be wide open. don't throw if it's wide open. hooper nudged me and said throw the ball. i threw it, made a great play and finished in the e zone. >> he was so excited to come back and play in front of his home crowd, his family, his friend, people he went to high school with. he loves this area. i was teasing him, one day he is going to be the governor here. i think ep wants to be. i wouldn't be surprised. he loves this area. he wanted to put on a show. i thought he did. >> christian mccaffery is a special player. speaking of special players, the san jose shark also on honor owen nolan as part of the team's 25th anniversary celebration. nolan played with the sharks from 1995 through 2002. and the 1999-2000 season he was incredible. he had 84 points in 78 games. look at this. it was teddy bear toss day at s.a.p. center. san jose barracuda hosting the san diego gulls. second period, san diego down 2-0. good row

. >>> now, college football cal state taking on stanford.retty cool moment in our newsroom yesterday. for the record, stanford has done the same in recent years. both school players and coaches happy to be part of the tradition of the big game. >> i hit it pest rivalries also have proximity to where you go to the mall and theres is somebody cal that says go bears and somebody has a shirt that says go stanford. not bitter but it's like we're going to see you a lot during the course of the year and we want to have bragging rights. >> they needed to beat u.s.c. to keep pac 12 alive. trojans rallied. u.s.c. was only down 10 but on the very next play, vernon adams makes them pay. 17-yard touchdown. ducks win it 48-28 which means that stanford needs to beat cal tonight to clinch the division. >>> ohio state fans getting pumped but michigan state ready foyer the upset. tied at 7 in the third whenla garrett king muffs the punt. buckeyes recover. buckeyes up 14-7. the spartans would answer. holmes punches it into the end zone. game on the line. the s

stanford and wisconsin green bay. you know, i always enjoyed the popcorn bucket on my head as a child. it served me well. read travis, physical specimen for stanford. with authority! 16 for travis! 6 seconds left in the game. stanford up three. charles cooper. the drive. and they foul him! three-point play. tied at 74. on to o.t. and stanford got the right bounces at the right time. rosco allen gets it to go. he haded 15 and 11 boards. stanford holds on 93-89. >>> the sharks opened a six game road trip in detroit and this is exactly what they needed. after giving up an early goal the sharks go on the attack. carlson is back from injury, and he sticks with it and scores his first of the year. tied up at 1 a piece there. team teal led 2-1 in the second. the shot. little joe, joe pavelski, look at the hand-eye coordination on the redirect and the sharks start the trip 3-2. >>> the thunder from down under will be later tonight in melbourne when ronda rousey and holly holmes square up. ufc 1 the 39. a scuffle at the weigh-

stanford holds on 93-89. six game road trip in detroit and this is exactly what they needed. after giving up an early goal the sharks go on the attack. carlson is back from injury, and he sticks with it and scores his first of the year. tied up at 1 a piece there. 2-12 in the second. the ball martin's shot deflected by the captain. little joe, joe pavelski, look at the hand-eye coordination on the redirect and the sharks start the trip 3-2. the thunder from down under will be later tonight in melbourne when ronda rousey and holly holmes square up. a scuffle at the weigh-in. rhonda looked very angry. you don't want to make her angry. you won't like her when she's angry. that thing could be over in like 30 seconds. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> up next, a winter festival for children where they can is the staying awake part... challeng( gunshot ) your day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mat

stanford was our last two-year term governor. so he was elected and served all of 1862 and all of 1863, and he was part of a group of men who were merchants and they were politically active and had similar ideas, and stanford was the first candidate that was successfully elected as governor. he was her eighth governor and he was the first republican governor of california. >> then we will visit the japanese american archival collection at sacramento state university which includes letters, photographs, diaries and artwork from japanese community -- japanese-american communities following the attack on the island. >> today, where innocent for sacramento histories and held the original records for the city and county of sacramento, and we go from the beginnings of the city in 1850 all the way up to present time. when you talk about the whole experience of coming to california to search for gold you'll need your supplies, you probably would've gone and had your portrait taken in order to document yourself before your journey. one of

the protesters would like stanford to divest fully before the climate change summit in paris. >> we've been negotiating with the university for the last three years and just have been channeled through this bureaucratic processes and received no action. unfortunately, we come to the conclusion that they're not negotiating with us in good faith and a different kind of action is necessary. >> reporter: the process involves a detailed study of individual companies. the university has a $22.2 billion endowment. >> this is a really crucial turning point for us. if stanford is serious about keeping its mission statement and behaving in a way that's consistent with its mission, then it really has to divest in the next two weeks. >> reporter: a stanford spokesperson says the university is committed to addressing climate change and has opened a new power plant that has reduced greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel use by 65%. >> we'll follow that, of course, but on to some consumer news from flying comfortable to your thanksgiving meal. >> michael finney has a few thins to talk about tonight

stanford's playoff hopes possibly dashed.36. >>> to the ice, sharks/sabers in buffalo. this game went to overtime. it was that type of night. patrick marleau sets it up. marlowe is there for the rebound in goal. sharks win 2-1. their first win in buffalo since 2005. >>> couple of other notes, cal beat oregon state 54-24. and get this, ufc superstar ronda rousey was knocked out cold by holly holm tonight. holm is the new bantamweight champion. that fight was unbelievable, peggy and terry. >> all right, henry, thanks very much. >>> rain on the radar, north of santa rosa. you see it in the upper left side of the screen. tonight between midnight and 5:00 a.m. we'll see that cold front blasting on through. we're going to start off the morning with scattered showers. maybe isolated thundershowers. afternoon things begin to dry out. the wind is going to be the big story. gusty winds at times throughout the day tomorrow. those are high temperatures tomorrow. >> wow. >> upper 50s and low 60s. so canadian air conditioning coming to the

stanford trailed by 8 at the half. stanford dominating timeful possession.or 42 mention. oregon made their drives couldn't. vernon adams jr. to griffin. he's gone. 49 yards. ducks up 45-23. kevin hogan began threw for 304 yards and 2tds. three yards earlier in the fourth the lead cut to five. plenty of chances to take the lead but hogan fumbled the snap twice. 14 seconds left. down 8. hogan to his tight end. four yards. san francisco needed a two-point conversion but oregon saved their biggest december i have play of the season for last. joe walker. and stanford's playoff chances are all but done. 38-36 the final. stanford falls to 8-2. >> you can't give up big plays. you can't turn the ball over and you can't miss opportunities. that's what happened to us. typical stanford guys, we showed great heart. >> football. cal hoping to end their losing streak, hosting oregon state. late first quarter. to lawler. great catch back of the end zone. another work. and the bears take an early 7-0 lead. late second quarter. the screen pass to trevor watson. going to get o

stanford had been the governor here and part of his platform was an anti-chinese platform. and yet, they did become the largest employers of chinese. the chinese outpaced the white workers. they were very dedicated and they worked very hard. and even though it was still discriminatory and they weren't paid as much as white workers, it was for the time, a very fair way to treat the chinese. and the chinese felt they were treated well versus other parts of california society at the time. if you research the railroad physically, you can find evidence of chinese habitation. you can find a particular kind of pottery called brown where that was only made in china. chinese were all over the route during the building of the railroad. we are in the great hall of the california state railroad museum. this explores the idea of community development. in the 1860's, california might well have been hawaii, as far as the rest of the united states was concerned. west of the river, was just miles of nothing. culturally, for the united states, it was a vast, unknown quantity. and several hun

. >>> it was a back and forth stunner in stanford. with just 35 seconds left in the game, notre dame's quarterback deshone kizer fakes the handndoff and takes it in for the touchdown. but in the final seconds stanford gets into field goal range, conrad ukropina kicks a 45-yard fid goal and stanford beats notre dame, 38-36. >>> at michigan stadium, ohio state trampling their rival wolverines with a lot of help from ezekiel elliott who ran for 214 y yards and touchdowns. >>> but the biggest story on t the football field, les miles, lsu announcinghat the storied coach will remain as head coach. espn reporting the decision to keep miles was not finalized untitil the thd quarter of saturday night's 19-7 victory over texas a&m. the coach celebrated with his players on the field and in the locker room. i believe they were hitting the quan in the locker room. you know how to do that? >> hitting the quan? >> i have no idea what that was. >> i don't know what that was. >> i'm still mastering the stanky leg. >> it was good. >> dan has moves. we

stanford survives the scare on the road. 30-28, your final. cal and usc in berkeley, cal on gordon in the first quarter. six yards out. catches 85 yards, 7-0, bears, the trojans defense shut cal out in the second and scored ten points of their own. ronald jones, up the middle, 10-7, trojans at the half. tray madden pounds his way into the end zone for six more. after the usc kickoff goff threw for two touchdowns, also threw two picks, under-throws his receiver, goes 46 yards the other way. two touchdowns in 23 seconds for usc, 24-7, cal makes it a game in the fourth. cal down six, third and one, cal gets a stop and go for the win. bounces off for a 14-yard first down. icing the game, cal lost three straight falling to five and three, 27-21 that final. game four of the world series tonight in new york with the mets trailing the royals 2-1. chance for mets to even the series but a costly mistake missed that chance. fifth inning, rookie mile, second home run with the game. 3-1, mets, they led the entire game but came apart in the eighth. daniel m