stanford tomorrow 5:00 right here on abc7. stanford beat the trojans twice last year, 41-31 in the third game of the season, down in los angeles. then they beat them again in the pac-12 title game in december. 41-22. that was is the wilds cat show. christian mccaffrey had a touch down run, through a td pass, caught one, as well. sc crushed by alabama in their opener. upsetting stanford for them would be luge. >> it's about what we've been preaching. this is the game, technique, toughness, togetherness and drust. this is the one that we've been preaching for since last december. what we've built for. so we're looking forward to seeing exactly where we are in this game. this will be a game to kind you have test us and see if that work paid off. >> so it's stanford and usc on

tonight stanford takes on usc in just an hour at stanford stadium. watch the game here on abc7.n the cardinals. first pitch is at 6:05 and cal host the texas long horns. that starts at 7:30. also at 7:30, beyonce brings her formation world tour tosy levi stadium. oracle open world starts tomorrow at the moss coney center. howard street will be closed until next saturday. >>> could yelp reviews undergo a radical change? ahead why the website says negative reviews could become a - we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids and for their college funds. we thought, "well this airbnb is actually a great way to pay those extra bills." - every bit of extra money helps these days. we have a retirement fund of our own and i take a draw on it. i don't want to take too much either because i don't know what life is going to bring to me. i get to keep 97% of my rental price. the extra income i get from airbnb has been a huge help. - airbnb has helped me so much financially especially starting my own business. san francisco is such an expensive

against stanford health care. the accusations? the work environment was so toxic it scathing accusations today against stanford health care, that the work environment was so toxic, it prevented workers from reporting the sexual abuse of patients. nbc bay area's stephanie chuang has more. stephanie? >> reporter: good evening to you, janelle. we have this man who preyed on a 16-year-old boy, he's been behind bars a few months now, that part of the case is over. but new civil suits are shifting the spotlight to his former employer, stanford health care. the teen's mom says it's a struggle every day. she did not appear on camera, to protect her son's identity. >> it's just -- you know, i sent him to stanford because i knew it was a good hospital. >> reporter: but now through tears, this bay area mother says she has no option but to sue stanford after she discovered an anesthesia technician had molested her 16-year-old son when he was sedated for surgery. even worse, she says it could have been prevented. in may he was arrested for ano

all happening here at stanford hospital's outpatient surgery center in redwood city. >>:we all know the concequenses of being a victim of sexual abuse can be profound, they can be lifelong they can be searing attorney paul matiasic is representing the minor.as well as one other victim now suing stanford. the victim's attorney says lastinger's predatory behavior went unreported for years and stanford health care let that happen. the nurses the assistants were so intimated about losiing their jobs about losing their livehood that they did not report the abuse of minors and other patients who were actually under anesthesia attorney angela alioto represents george baez.a now former stanford health care employee who he was one of people who did come forward after hearing what lastinger was up to.and was laid off one year later.they believe that was in retailation for being a whistleblower it was a place i thought i'd be i thought i'd retire there i thought i was doing the right thing a spokesperson for stanford health care says any claim that shc knew that robert lastinger

former stanford swimmer.his comes after serving three months of a six-month jail sentence for swaumting an unconscience woman. that is the look from our chopper. the aerial perspective. you can see the reporters and crews and protesters that will be out there. bob redell is tracking all the action from us. good morning. thank you for joani ijoining us. i'm sam brock. by the afternoon, highs in mid 80s and tr tri-valley. 60 nsz san francisco. things looking pretty good for your friday forecast. now let's see what's happening p your friday commute. >> looking good as well. all depends on where you're traveling. in fact, for most of us if you're just headed toward the bay bridge toll plaza, 880 corridor, 101 headed up to the peninsula. wide open lanes. it's through the sunol grade if you're travel that direction, 680 northbound over near the 84 connector there was a report of a breakdown with a car fire but you can see the green on the map denotes that people are getting through without problems. over toward the

the former stanford swimmer walked out of the santa clara county jail in san jose. turner served just three months of a six month sentence after sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on the stanford campus. >> turner walked out of the jail, past the many reporters gathered outside and straight into a waiting white suv, was then driven on the highways of the peninsula south bay for more than an hour. sometimes went north, sometimes went south. the suv was spotted getting on and off freeways. that journey came to an end around 7:20 this morning. >> do you have anything to say, we're giving you a chance to apologize, anything to say? >> anything you want to say at all. >> photo journalist tony hodrick tried to get a statement from turner and his family when they arrived at a hotel along the peninsula. the turners refused to comment. the family now expected eventually to return to their home in the state of ohio. >> at this moment, we do presume the three of them, mom, dad and brock turner are together alone in that hotel room. the scene is not over in the south bay.

some calling the similarities to the stanford trial striking. with one tweet reading, brock tonight turner's on his way back to his home state of ohio where they're already protesting his arrival. >> to have somebody like that in our neighborhood who isn't very friendly to young women -- i just have an issue. >> reporter: he'll have to register as a sex offender every 90 days for the rest of his life. should people be concerned that brock turner's being released? >> no. he's going to be watched. he's going to be on presen there's nothing that indicates brock turner was any kind of a monster. it was a bad mistake on that night and he will suffer the consequences for the rest of his life. >> reporter: that is small consolation for the survivor. >> she underwent a very, very, very traumatic and serious sexual assault. of course it's very upsetting to her to think that he is now going to be wandering around out in the world and even though she knows that he's going to be primarily living in ohio, you >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm matt gutman in

stanford tomorrow 5:00 right here on abc7.nford beat the trojans twice last year, 41-31 in the third game of the season, down in los angeles. then they beat them again in the pac-12 title game in december. 41-22. that was is the wilds cat show. christian mccaffrey had a touch down run, through a td pass, caught one, as well. sc crushed by alabama in their opener. upsetting stanford for them would be luge. >> it's about what we've been preaching. this is the game, technique, toughness, togetherness and drust. this is the one that we've been preaching for since last december. what we've built for. so we're looking forward to seeing exactly where we are in this game. this will be a game to kind you have test us and see if that work paid off. >> so it's stanford and usc on abc7 at 5:00. stick around for "after the game" around 8:30, mike shumann and yourself truly will have all the highlights from stanford stadium. another twist in the anthony davis story with the 49ers. he did not make the trip to carolina. daufs apparently suffe

at stanford, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> stanford has made the top five in the new "u.s. list. princeton is still number one, but stanford tied for fifth scoring a 95 out of 100. uc berkeley tied for 20th and cal stands alone for the 19th year in a row as the top public university, and congratulations san jose state. the spartans ranked sixth overall among the west top universities up two from last year, sonoma state came in 10 and csn monterrey bay and dan, congrats to your university of north carolina. >> that's "abc 7 news a ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> murder, torture, aggravated mayhem. >> police crack a hate crime case in the east bay. two people are arrested on a long list of charges. >> plus the crash that killed a 3-year-old boy. we are learning that this is not the first dui arrest for the driver. >> als

cal and stanford figured to do just that.ts of stuff going on as stanford opened their season against kansas state, first time they've ever played that's cool, christian mccaffrey had himself a night. he will take this punt and score them out of trouble and take it 97 yards. if you notice, upper left-hand corner, a flag is down. illegal block in the back by curtis robinson. had to throw to you anyway so you can see what this guy is capable of. not to worry. christian mccaffrey would have his go at it with no penalty flag thrown. first, ryan burns, first year as a starter up top, michael richter, 40 yards and a touchdown. stanford up 10-0. mccaffrey, second-quarter. handing it to him, 35 yards. he is gone. and in the second quarter, sent -- stanford looks like they are going to cruise. at halftime they lead 17-3. second have now 19-13. fourth quarter mccaffrey on the move, 41 yards, on the night for mccaffrey, 126 yards rushing. 210 all-purpose yards. and 26-13 is your final. stanford remembers all too well how they opened the

all happening here at stanford hospital's outpatient surgery center in redwood city. we all know the concequenses of being a victim of sexual abuse can be profound, they can be lifelong they can be searing attorney paul matiasic is representing the minor.as well as one other victim now suing stanford. the victim's attorney says lastinger's predatory behavior went unreported for years and stanford health care let that happen. the nurses the assistants were so intimated about losiing their jobs about losing their livehood that they did not report the abuse of minors and other patients who were actually under anesthesia attorney angela alioto represents george baez.a now former stanford health care employee who he was one of people who did come forward after hearing what lastinger was up to.and was laid off one year later.they believe that was in retailation for being a whistleblower it was a place i thought i'd be i thought i'd retire there i thought i was doing the right thing a spokesperson for stanford health care says any claim that shc knew that robert lastinger wa

it's christian mccaffery and stanford. we will look ahead to that one and show you the highlights [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around- it's dragging down your fuel economy. but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline ke hundreds of scrubbing brushes. so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more miles per tank. i'll be here if you need me. new bp gasoline with invigorate. >>> this game tonight, usc and stanford gives you a lookt candidate in prime time here on abc. that is coming up at 8:00 eastern. in progress right now, nick saban and alabama taking on mississippi. ole miss beat alabama the last two years. nobody has ever beaten nick saban three times in a row since he's been at alabama. downyoungblood has it and going with it. >> gets to the quarterback. scoop and score. >> turnovers were a problem last year. and deron payne with a defensive touchdown frp the tide. >> alabama's going to win because the

it's christian mccaffery and stanford. we will look ahead to that one and show you the highlights >>> this game tonight, usc and stanford gives you a look at christian mccaffery, the abc. that is coming up at 8:00 eastern. in progress right now, nick saban and alabama taking on mississippi. ole miss beat alabama the last two years. nobody has ever beaten nick saban three times in a row since he's been at alabama. downyoungblood has it and going with it. >> gets to the quarterback. scoop and score. >> turnovers were a problem last year. and deron payne with a defensive touchdown frp the tide. >> alabama's going to win because they played great defense and they force the turnovers for scoreses here. >> second and three. damian harris, 67 yards and finally drag him down. say he was down at the 1. so two plays later, it will be scarborough who will finish the job for a one yard touchdown. >> ne tide. >> tide just added another defensive touchdown. jonathon allen, 290 pounds. >> look what i pounds. >> looks like mark may runs f

melanie woodrow is live on the stanford campus melanie? >> reporter: they say she was one of the superstars on campus. her passion for research was matched by her passion for climbing. she was smiling in 2013 as she received her white coat at the stanford school of medicine. >> dr. charles prober first met her during orientation. her research was a combination of immunology and microbiology and engineering. >> it was aimed toward the prevention and treatment of complicated infections. >> outside of academics she spent as much time as she could rock climbing. >> this is something she cared deeply about. i learned that she was accepting an offer to go to utah versus accepting an offer going to stanford. >> balance ultimately guided her decisionful in her med student bio she wrote i found it important the current students i met were able to lead balanced lives and were encouraged to pursue interests outside academics. she was climbing with a partner when she lost her footing and fell 800 to 1,000 feet. a chp helicopter assisted in the recover

. >>> outrage over a former stanford university swimmer now free after serving just three months for sexual assault. >>> and exploding triggering an unprecedented recall by the world's largest smart phone maker. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nightly news with lester holt." >> good evening, i'm thomas roberts in for lester tonight. we begin with states of emergency and the havoc of hermine. after slamming florida as a category 1 hurricane, the deadly system now downgraded to a tropical storm could potentru the labor day weekend plans of 30 million americans, with tropical storm watches and warnings in place along the eastern seaboard from georgia to connecticut, heavy rain, flash floods, dangerous winds, rip currents all expected to pose serious threats in the coming days. states under emergency order tonight include virginia, north carolina, georgia and florida. and in the panhandle where hermine made landfall, residents are cleaning up from in the storm zone. >> reporter: in the florida panhandle, destruction an

. >>> coming up here a stanford student was in an ad promoting the stanford cardinal football team.ht it was cool seeing it right there in the middle. but then the hateful messages started coming in. >>> the worse one i saw is definitely the one where the lady is like oh i hope someone puts a bullet in your head on campus. >>> coming up next we'll talk to the student about her response to the hateful comments and what she wants stanford to do with this ad. >>> and definitely warmed up a few degrees today significant warming coming your way. we'll talk to you about that right after the break. >>> a stanford student is speaking out now after being the target of hateful remarks. they all started after she appeared in a stanford university football ad wearing a hijab as a head scarf traditionally worn by muslim women. ktvu leigh martinez spoke to that student from her home in arlington, virginia about the attention she has received over the ad. >> reporter: the online ad was to attract football fans to stanford university games. it showed a group of enthusiastic students cheering at a g

melanie woodrow is live on the stanford campus melanie? >> reporter: they say she was one of the superstars on campus. her passion for research was matched by her passion for climbing. she was smiling in 2013 as she received her white coat at the stanford school of medicine. >> dr. charles prober first met her during orientation. her research was a combination of immunology and microbiology and engineering. >> it was aimed toward the prevention and treatment of complicated infections. >> outside of academics she spent as much time as she could rock climbing. >> this is something she cared deeply about. i learned that she was accepting an offer to go to utah versus accepting an offer going to stanford. >> balance ultimately guided her decisionful in her med student bio she wrote i found it important the current students i met were able to lead balanced lives and were encouraged to pursue interests outside academics. she was climbing with a partner when she lost her footing and fell 800 to 1,000 feet. a chp helicopter assisted in the recover

it's christian mccaffery and stanford.ahead to that one and show you the highlights after that one after a break. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires. not the rest of us. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> this game tonight, usc and stanford gives you a look at christian mccaffery, the heisman candidate in prime time here on abc. that is coming up at 8:00 eastern. in progress right now, nick saban and alabama taking on mississippi. ole miss beat alabama the last two years. nobody has ever beaten nick saban three times in a row since he's been at alabama. downyoungblood has it and going with it. >> gets to the quarterback. scoop and score.

stanford recovers and brings it back for a touchdown. stanford wins it 22 to 13. live look outside.e. for the weekend: it's the 4th annual candy palooza at the jelly belly factory in fairfield. families are invited to tour the factory and enjoy free candy samples. there will also be live music and carnival games. it's happening from 9-am to 5- pm. it is free to attend. >> rebecca: hippie pinhead >> reporter: today will be half dry and windy this weekend the north bay will be hot, dry temperatures are expected to reach into the 90's in parts of the region. the heat coupled with other factors could mean more fires. sot firefighter it's a red flag warning for increased temperatures in low relative humidity and the winds. the big factor is the winds that we are expecting at the start of this evening. it's going to move around the trees a lot. it could knock powerlines down. the branches obviously off the trees can also cause damage to the vehicles the houses. marin county's fire department is prepared. sot firefighter what we're doing is we've upped staffing, we have extra engine stuff,

former stanford swimmer convicted of several counts of sexual assault is getting out early for good behavior. >>> plus, hermine arrives in florida. a hurricane has not made landfall in the sunshine state in more than a decade. and it won't happen today either. >>> not our town. no to a new project that would bring hundreds of new homes to a region struggling with the housing crisis. "today in the bay" starts right now. on a very busy friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. we were talking about hurricane hermine. it sounds like it was downgrade? >> it came across the coast as a hurricane now weakening to a tropical storm. weather around here obviously is nice and cool to start off your morning. right now temperatures mostly in the 50s outside. jacket weather for the north bay. then temperatures climb into the low to mid 80s. the weather quiet this morning. kind of a different story this morning with your track report. with more on that here's anthony. >> i want to start you off with a wide view. lots of green on the map. that d

we did obtain a copy of the plea agreement that stanford is expected to sign. it's supposed to be signed off by a judge tomorrow. he is expected to plead guilty to two different counts. undocumented alien and disrupting business as a federal function. stanford is guilty of telling a secret service officer that he wanted an autograph by donald trump and then trying to grab that officer's gun. he didn't get very far. we're told he was arrested right after that. that gun never left the hollster. he didn't say a whole lot in court. he said his parents, his mother has been saying this whole that he suffers from mental illness and that played a part in this incident. >> he just said he don't remember much about it. >> reporter: that guilty plea agreement also states stanford will most likely be deported from the united states. as far as the sentence, that the maximum sentence is a ten year sentence for each, so 20 years in federal prison. that will likely be greatly reduced because he is taking this plea agreement. back to you in the studio. >> sergio, thanks for the

stanford hits the road for their first test away from stanford to face ucla. that's where we find anthony flores at the rose bowl where stanford has had a pretty good run no matter who they're playing, anthony. >> reporter: they certainly have. stanford is playing its first road game of the season. but they're not too concerned. they feel right at home playing in pasadena, especially against ucla. they've beaten the bruins in eight straight including each of their last three visit to the rose bowl. >> we'll always want to be the kings of cali, especially when you have a lot of players from california and different parts of l.a. and northern california as well, you definitely taking pride in being the kings of california. >> nothing that happened before this year, nothing that happened before this game matters. everything is about what's in front of us on saturday. and it's our second, second pac-1 pac- pac-12 opponent. as we talked about last year, we don't live life in the rearview mirror. we've got to see what's in front of us. >> reporter: coach shaw says t

stanford goes on to win 27-10.a next week right here on abc 7. >> it's always great to get a win against southern california, you know? we like to take every game as they come. we like to win every game and thankfully we were able to come out on top today. >> and it's the toughest smart guys against the athletes of usc. you watch us, we have some good athletes too. you saw how fast rector was. nobody could catch him. and you saw mccaffrey. he ran by everybody. he was explosive too. >> and now taking on number 11, texas. chris warren in the third, he's going to bulldoze through the cal defense. and the longhorns go up 17-7. then cal takes the lead. davis webb to chad hansen. 23 yards. 35-33 bears at the half. fourth quarter, d'onta foreman up the middle he's gone. 47 yards, longhorns go up 40-35. couple of minutes later, webb, the one yard keeper. bears went for two. and they lead 43-40. tied, webb to hanson. 12 yards. 50-43 bears pull off the upset and beat number 11 texas. 50-43 your final. >>> san jose state play

chris nguyen has the story from stanford. >> a diverse group of young women, having fun. cheering on their team. >> i only saw it when someone tagged me and shared to it their facebook account. and they tagged the picture. >> that turned into turned into disappointment. she was wearing a hijab. one person wrote hey, stanford, take the muslim expletive elsewhere. we don't want to see it. that is one of th tamer comments. another called for them to be shot. >> we thought we were safe here and this makes it more uncomfortable. >> campus leaders were stunned. >> i have no idea why the response to a really beautiful photo was so negative and disgusting. >> stanford officials are filtering the comments but have kept the post up at the request. her tweet calling out some of the negative posters has been tweeted more than 8700 times. >> i wanted to and it's not form for people to be so hateful. pose activity does beat out hate. we do have to take an active stand to try to beat out hate. >> a teaching opportunity before the start of a new school year. >> california scientists will

chris nguyen has the story from stanford. >> a diverse group of young women, having fun. cheering on their team. >> i only saw it when someone tagged me and shared to it their facebook account. and they tagged the picture. >> that turned into turned into disappointment. she was wearing a hijab. one person wrote hey, stanford, take the muslim expletive elsewhere. we don't want to see it. that is one of the tamer comments. another called for them to be shot. >> we thought we were safe here and this makes it more uncomfortable. >> campus leaders were stunned. >> i have no idea why the response to a really beautiful photo was so negative and disgusting. >> stanford officials are filtering the comments but have kept the post up at the request. her tweet calling out some of the negative posters has been tweeted more than 8700 times. >> i wanted to for people to be so hateful. pose activity does beat out hate. we do have to take an active stand to try to beat out hate. >> a teaching opportunity before the start of a new school year. >> california scientists will test dna from th

russ vo: i'm russ feingold and i convicted rapist and former stanford university swimmer.. brock turner.. is back at his parent's home in ohio.his arrival has sparke among people in the neighborhood. nbc's gadi schwartz has more on what's next for turner. these are the first images of brock turner... taken exclusively by the daily mail... showing turner back at his parents home in suburban ohio... just days after serving three months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconsious woman near a dumpster on stanford a fraternity party. pictures... taken amid an unwelcome homecoming --protesters explicit signs.. others armed with guns -- began the same day was released... in front of his parents ohio home. members of making it clear... in his parents house. he should be in prison paying for what he did."turner's father... seen in these daily mail photos mowing the lawn outside that house over the weekend...dan turner made headlines after urging a judge for leniency... saying jail time for brock would be - quote "a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action."the sentence - origi

stanford cardinal at 6:00 at stanford stadium. may see extra traffic around palo alto this evening.d friday commute. >> even some evening traffic for oakland as game this evening. keep in mind there. this morning i had to scour the maps to find something slow. san mateo bridge. only spot that's looking slowing. got a stall on the high rise section. big box truck is keeping things slow on that side. otherwi otherwise, metering lights did not get turned on this morning. so how is that for your holiday treat and beautiful sun rise coming up as well? >> that looks very nice. well, that ask what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back with you with live local news, updates starting at 7:25. >> we hope you have a very nice weekend. get out there enjoy the weather. we will see you again at 11:00. have a great day. >>> good morning. breaking news. hurricane hermine slams into florida overnight bringing pouring rain, driving wind and violent surf. now a tropical storm passing over florida and then heading straight up the east coast just in time for the holiday weekend. we're live insid

former stanford student brock turner is out of jail.he served three months of a six month sentence for sexual assault. kron four was there when turner was released from the santa clara county jail friday morning. this case sparked national outrage due to the short sentence handed down by the judge. turner expected to head home to ohio. but not everyone there happy is about that. this is video of a protest outside his parents house yesterday. there were also protests here in the bay area. kron4's justine waldman reports on the public outcry since the sentencing and release of brock turner. nats >> reporter:just after 6 friday morning. brock turner walked out of the santa clara county jail. nats with lights and cameras in his face he said nothing as he entered a waiting suv. sheriff laurie smith "he should never have been in our jail. he should have been in prison. but this is the end of it for us. prosectors wanted the former stanford swimmer to serve six years in state prison for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a campus

brock turner was going to stanford and was a swimmer.t young man's life because of this incident, can we? >> can't we? what says that about a murderer or someone who gets behind the wheel of a car drunk and kills someone in a crosswalk? why is it that we want to sympathize with the perpetrator? there's this notion of rape as committed by social outcasts, these guys who lurk undark corners and jump out at people with knives and stuff. they're not like. that they're men like brock turner. they're men like nate parker. they're men who are capable of doing great things. they have friends and family who think very highly of them and they have still done something wrong. it's about bad, a not bad people. he committed rape. he should have been punished for rape. >> the letter that the victim and brock turner case, when you read it, what feelings did you have, having gone through it? >> i was sad and i was angry for her, and it just brought back a lot of what i went through going through the legal process at my school and in the criminal justice

and so to see it on an ad, a stanford ad from random people who have no connections to stanford was kinda photo shoot? did you know you were a part of this or how did it all happen? >> no. the photographer happens at football games all the time taking pictures of the fans, the students, cheering the team on, of course. this picture was taken last october at a football game. i knew that there was obviously a photographer there, i saw them taking pictures, but when the ad ran, i had no idea that it came out until someone tagged me on a post in facebook. >> it was back in march of this year and i interviewed a 13- year-old student in hayward. she wore the hijab to school and other students pulled at it, they called her a terrorist. she was completely disheartened by what happened. you know here she is, she is going to school. here you r -- here you are cheering on the team. to have those sort of comments is shocking. but how does it make you feel? the biggest feeling is disappointment, knowing that there are people out there that feel so comfortable getting on facebook and saying these type

we even have some 40s, woodside fortier, stanford 51, -- woodside 40, stanford 51. we have sun windy conditions near tahoe and truckee. 60s and 70s as well as 80s throughout the area for highs today. >>> we have a few things to talk about as far as the traffic. the tracy commute still looks like. i think that is going to be an indicator of what we're going to face for the morning commute. it's going to be later than usual as you drive in the morning and then this afternoon as people try to get out of the bay area it is going to be difficult. it was difficult today and it's going to be just as tough today. i want to now talk about a new crash reported northbound near calaveras road, an injury crash reported and traffic is going to be busy. in fact, the traffic is going to be busy coming up on it. we don't have any major delays yet. northbound 680 near the vicinity of calaveras road, there is a crash reported. this does sound like a serious accident. at 5:03 i will show you some pictures. the morning commute also looks good if you're driving to the bay bridge toll pla

it's christian mccaffery and stanford. we will look ahead to that one and show you the highlights z2301z z5yz >>> this game tonight, usc and stanford gives you a look at christian candidate in prime time here on abc. that is coming up at 8:00 eastern. in progress right now, nick saban and alabama taking on mississippi. ole miss beat alabama the last two years. nobody has ever beaten nick saban three times in a row since he's been at alabama. downyoungblood has it and going with it. >> gets to the quarterback. scoop and score. >> turnovers were a problem last year. and deron payne with a defensive touchdown frp the tide. >> alabama's going to win because they played great defense and they force the turnovers for scoreses here. >> second and three. damian harris, 67 yards and finally drag him down. say he was down at the 1. so two plays later, it will be scarborough who will finish the job for a one yard >> nice goal line surge by the offensive line of the crimson tide. >> tide just added another defensive touchdown. jonatho

once upon a time, stanford wanted to beat usc and they'll meet at 5:00.he season down in los angeles and then again in a pac-12 title game in december, 41-22. wild cat going wild. christian mcafterree, enough one as well. they got crushed in the opener, upsetting stanford, would be big. >> it is really about what we've been preaching. this is the game, technique, toughness, togetherness and trust. and this is the one that we've been preaching for since last december. what we built for. so we're looking forward to seeing exactly where we are in this game. this will be a game to kind of test us, and see if that pays off. >> so at stanford and sc, here on abc 7 at 5:00 and then stick around 8:30, 8 k:45, we'll have post game interviews from stanford. >>> another twist in the anthony davis story, with the 49ers, didn't make the trip to carolina for sunday's game. he apparently suffered a c concussion in practice. he was supposed to come back and start as guard. who knows if or when we'll see anthony davis again in the red and gold. >>> one more reminder. stan

sha, the medical director of the stanford neurosciences clinical trials group at the stanford centeror memory disorders. sharon, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> give me an idea, first of all, tell us a little bit about this research center at stanford. >> well, stanford has a new alzheimer's disease research center where we're looking to enroll people who have memory problems like alzheimer's disease who are normal and have what we call mild cognitive impairment. we follow them over time and we really try to learn about what makes them unique, what makes the memory problems occur, and we also recruit for clinical trials. >> now, how do you do that? how are you recruiting them or encouraging them to participate? >> most of the time it's talks like this, talks in the community. the patients that i see. there's something else called the brain health registry where people can log in online, talk about themselves or describe their demographics and then do some cognitive testing or memory testing d see if they're eligible for certain clinical trials or research projects in the area

it's christian mccaffery and stanford. we will look ahead to that one and show you the highlights >>> this game tonight, usc and stanford gives you a look at christian mccaffery, the candidate in prime time here on abc. that is coming up at 8:00 eastern. in progress right now, nick saban and alabama taking on mississippi. ole miss beat alabama the last two years. nobody has ever beaten nick saban three times in a row since he's been at alabama. downyoungblood has it and going with it. >> gets to the quarterback. scoop and score. >> turnovers were a problem last year. and deron payne with a defensive touchdown frp the tide. >> alabama's going to win because they played great defense and they force the turnovers for scoreses here. >> second and three. damian harris, 67 yards and finally drag him down. say he was down at the 1. so two plays later, it will be scarborough who will finish the job for a one yard touchdown. offensive line of the crimson tide. >> tide just added another defensive touchdown. jonathon allen, 290 poun