in 1991 notre dame banned the stanford ban indefinitely after a stanford band member dressed as a none and used a baton. and in 2004 at brigham young university. >>> sprinkles graced the bay area but not enough to fill the rain gauges but enough to get out the umbrella. >> yeah, the storm system was good enough to also drop temperatures from five to seven degrees to a marked difference over what we've had over the past 24 hours and we have areas of light rain off shore and for most of the bay it is that hit and miss drizzle and mismist refined. and the best chance is san frisko to richmond, and down through casteral valley. here'ser the timeline. the chance of scattered showers and then by 3:00 a.m. more of a partly cloudy skies, things will begin to dry. that will set us up with a colder morning. we are tracking a storm system by this weekend. ialier have details coming up in this next half hour. >> download our nbc bay area app. you can also get access to our live doppler radar. >>> it's been exactly one week since the election. students from san mateo, schools left campus this after

stanford says they went remember the last time it rained on a big game day. >> reporter: it's a game tradition at uc berkeley, the football team enters memorial stadium through a sea of fans while a band riles up the crowd. but today, there was no music. a university official told me they were worried the rain would harm the instruments. it did not dampen spirits. >> a little water ain't going to hurt anyone. >> reporter: many cal and stanford fans sported ponchos in their team colors. the party scene was still big as ever at fraternities. >> i'm going out, i'm in my shorts, it's -- yeah, it's pretty popular. >> victor raidy said there's fewer people than normal at his tailgater, but they came prepared with tarps. >> we poke the thing, and then the water falls off. >> reporter: rain fell all over the bay area, high winds battered the coast, where there's a high surf advisory. two trees toppled near power lines, this weather keeping emergency crews busy throughout the weekend. >> as a soggy start to the weekend, we'll see more scattered showers develop in the morning hours and a dryer

stanford wins 45-31. they win the -- the 49ers hope the patriots on sunday pay tribute to former owner -- presentation of the ring of excellence for -- pro football hall of fame. here's eddie d on the special weekend. >>> the city and the fans and the players, our coaches and staff, over all these years meant so much to me. we've continued to have this relationship. i tried to develop my ownership as a family. it started even before bill came in. tp wasn't -- we had our tough times and i hired bill and we discussed it and i told him what i wanted to do and how i wanted to do it. he was all for it. and it was just something that  comes right now to 2016. i'm as close to he and as many of my old players as i was throughout the years. super bowl years, non-super bowl years. hall of famers, non-hall of famers. i see them, i talk to them. we spend time together. we try to get together at least three or four times a year, different players, and just go someplace and just go for a couple of days and just have d

stanford and santa clara women's soccer. >> round two of the ncaa tournament, stanford is led by andyullivan colin resch got a chance to talk to her. >> players like andy sullivan are rare, they come around maybe once in a decade. the pac-12 player of the year, she's the main reason why stanford is favored to win it all this year. >> andy sullivan with her team best 11th goal. >> she's explosive, scoring goals. she's creating goals for others, she's been so dominant winning the ball. and in every aspect she's dominated the pac-12 this year. >> andy sullivan's third cap, with the u.s. game. is she impressed. the only collegiate player on the roster right now. >> she's been called up twice and played in four games. last week with her stanford teammates in attendance, she played 60 minutes in an 8-1 thumping of romania. >> i knew i wanted to be an athlete since i was 7 years old. in moments i realized i'm doing my dream. >> i can die right about now. no, it's been awesome. >> she admits bouncing back and forth between the national team and stanford hasn't been easy. >> we're toward the e

i am a stanford guy and the game is always big. so we will try to find a way to win. >> certainly have great respect for the rivalry and have a lot of respect for stanford and their program and what they have done and as much as everything how they have done it. and so you know hats off to them and again they have got a good football team this year. >> fun facts november 17th. yesterday, guinness world records day for the harlem globetrotters. they went to town breaking 9 records including the longest basketball hook shot, 72 feet. six quarter inches by big easy lofts. and how about the longest basketball blind shotted shot. dan atkinson on fire. 73 feet away. furthest basketball shot while sitting. 58 feet and finally the furthest shot under one leg 52 feet. >> is that the first time? >> no idea. let's say yeah. one and done. >> by the way i come bearing gifts since it is a big game friday. you can fight over this. you know what i want to do? i want to do that. >> i grew up in berkeley. so we are both go bears. >> absolutely. >> t

. >>> despite the loss, one of stanford's players has a bright future. she's a rising star in the soccer world. here's colin resch. >> reporter: prepares like andy sullivan are rare. she's the main reason why stanford is favored to win it all this year. >> andy sullivan with her team best 11th goal. >> she's explosive. she's scoring goals. she's creating goals for others. she's just been so dominant. winning the ball. in every aspect she's dominated this year. >> sullivan's stellar play captured u.s. national team coach jill ellis. >> her third cap. boy, has she impressed in just a short time. >> since early october, she's been called up twice and played in four games. last week, she sprayed "60 minutes" in an 8-1 thumping of romania. >> in moments realize i'm doing my dream. i'm living it right now. i could die right about now. no, it's been awesome. >> she's admits bouncing back between the national team and stanford isn't easy. >> it is week 8 out of 10 of classes and i've barely been here. it's been very crazy. i think i do better in that environment

visiting stanford and we became friends. and i think in the fall of the idea, i started at 68 , august or something and that was the year when nixon was elected and nixon had appointed, i guess before the election, he was sort of heading a committee and an antitrust policy and george put me on the committee to reorganize and advise and i met ronald cause lynn who was on the committee along with some of the faculty. the final law faculty. so i got to know, getting to know these two economists, made the move from stanford to the chicago tribe. we spent a year in california and i enjoyed it. i got a commitment to it. >> so mister domnarski, you've known mister posner for many years, when did you decide to write a biography? >> i had a biography of henry friendly which came out in 2012 and it was a good book , did a lot of research but he didn't have access to people who knew friendly when he was growing up because friendly had died, i think it was 1986 so there was old generation that passed on. he made the best of things but i

stanford won for the 7th year in a row. for stanford it was worth it. if you are traveling together in the bay area, heading to the airport, double check your flight is not delayed. yesterday the weather caused delays for travelers coming in and out of sfo. but we called the airport this morning, the manager told us that there is no reports of cancellations or delays, be prepared to check on that if you are heading out to the airport later on today. as you mentioned, rosemary, scattered showers throughout the day. back to you, claudine and frank. >> wet out there. good stuff. thank you, allie. >> download the free weather app for the latest conditions around the bay area. you can find live radar and up to the minute forecasts too, search for ktvu in the app store on your phone. >>> new this morning, president- elect donald trump is busy on social media treating about a variety of topics. most recently talking about chuck schumer saying in this sweet here, i had a good relationship -- tweet here, i had a good relationship with chuck schumer more so than

can cal knock off stanford? what are they telling the what are they telling the cardinal in big game wee what are they telling the cardinal in big game wee ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> good evening, the warriors began a challenging four-game road trip in toronto and then on to boston, milwaukee and indiana. the dubs had an evening practice in toronto. they take an 8-2 record north of the border. kevin durant likes spending time on the road with his new teammates. >> it is fun to build the comradery with each other. >> we know how hard it is to win on the road in this league and you try to come back 4-0 and get the job done. >> college hoops welcome to stanford, everybody. up close and personal with reid travis against cal state northridge. can i help you up? first half and christian sanders is feeding travis with au

so now stanford in shanghai, china. >> a nice turn out for soccer. cal versus stanford. a one nothing lead. look at cal. then he deflects it in. it ties the game at one. then the first overtime. a couple of headers. right into the net. that's foster. 12th goal of the season. he takes off his shirt as stanford beats cal 2 saw one. >> -- two - one. >>> we have more live pictures of the situation in san francisco. antitrump protestors are marching down market street. they have reached the ferry building at the height of the commute. that's going to cause some issues. more live coverage coming up on the seven on ktvu fox news plus. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break i'm at higher risktwice as likfor depression.troke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. what you doing? you said cle

can cal knock off stanford?e they telling the cardinal in big game wee >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> good evening, the warriors began a challenging four-game road trip in toronto and then on to boston, milwaukee and indiana. the dubs had an evening practice in toronto. they take an 8-2 record north of the border. kevin durant likes spending time on the road with his new teammates. >> it is fun to build the comradery with each other. >> we know how hard it is to win on the road in this league and you try to come back 4-0 and get the job done. >> college hoops welcome to stanford, everybody. up close and personal with reid travis against cal state northridge. can i help you up? first half and christian sanders is feeding travis with authority. he had a game high 19. to the second half. seven footer and please don't squeeze the sharma. he had a career high 15 off the bench. marcus sheffield. you know it is nights like this when these are going down. stanford rolls 96-69. they are 2-0 und

with the stanford graduate student. who remain lifelong friends and colleagues. and the stanford university press publishes letters and complete works just to name a few examples. our program today will consist of four presenters, followed by audience participation. our speakers today -- we begin with sue hudson and gene reisman. sue is with the huntington library. and gene is the university of texas at san antonio. and both of them will be giving us a presentation today on jack london's photojournalism. >> and peter will be talking about the era that jack london lived and the gilded age of california. and lastly, donna campbell from washington state university. donna will be talking about jack london, his relationship to western literature and other writers of the era and she says she's going to talk a little about the bohemian grove in jack london's involvement there at carmel and other places. so that should be quite interesting. there will be a reception immediately afterwards held in the red lounge, which is the ro

the rain was a factor yesterday during stanford's win over cal.ans say they can't remember the last time it rained on a big game day. abc7 news reporter eylisa harrington has the story. >> it's a game day tradition at u.c. berkeley. the football team speakers the stadium through a sea of fans while the band riles up the crowd but there was no music. a university official said the band was concerned rain would damage the instruments. the big change in weather came just in time for the big game against stanford, one of college football's greatest rivalries, but it did not dampen spirits. >> a little water won't hurt anyone. >> for me it's more epic. it's football weather. >> reporter: many cal and stanford fans supported ponchos in their team colors. the party scene was still as big as ever at fraternities. >> i'm going out. i'm in my shorts. yeah, it's pretty popular. >> victor said there's fewer people than normal, but they are barbecuing and came prepared with tarps. >> every now and then we poke the thing and the water falls off. that's the best

conrad, gets a 30 yard field goal as time expired and stanford leads 17-14 at the half. all right, running ralph with colorado hosting washington state. back and forth all day. third quarter, cougs take the lead. for the touchdown, 24-21 cougars but colorado quarterback has a career high, three rushing touchdowns. this eleven yards against colorado to lead back at 28-24. and the buzz phillip lindsey, puts it away, 28-34 colorado, former san jose state coach in the driver's seat to win the pac-12 south, 38-24 that final. number 12 utah and oregon have plenty of twists and turns, ducks up three in the third. oregon eerks dylan mitchell calls for a fair catch but the ball glances off his hands, nobody's quite sure what to do. utah's chase hanson grabs it and the utes lead. darren carington, originally ruled incomplete but he gets one foot in and has control, amazing 17 yard touchdown for the. ducks pull off the upset, 30-28, your fiebl. we'll take our final time-out before we check in on today's top five action around the nation where michigan stated had a chance to beat se

stanford suffers its first loss of the season. miami wins it 67-53. this abc sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> that was a tough loss for stanford. >> certainly was. but the season is early. >> nice to have you with us. >> nice to be here. thank

stanford hosting florida state. didn't see much throwing.e ball 58 times for 365 yards. bryce love, 89 yards on the day. 10-0 cardinal. game high 51 yard run here. four field goals. defense picked off quarterback. mcmarin twice in the third. stanford converts it. chris making a second start. takes off with a 44 yard run. he had just 60 passing yards. mccacfaf ri finishes it. >> a lot of things to work on. we have to finish the ball on the end zone. too many field goals. we need to do a better job of helping the defense and putting the ball in the box. >> it felt better than last week. things have cleaned up but there's improvement from last week. every day is going to be better and next week expect to be better than this week. >>> sharks and the penguins. crosby missed the first six games. scores. 13 seconds into the second period crosby with his eighth goal of the year. that leaves the league in the right place at the right time. sharks fall 5-0. we'll take a tour of today's top 20 football action coming up. stick around. at least i know er

stanford online school which draws students from 47 foreign countries is 10th and. >>> american kids are still well behind their asian counter parts. fourth graders in singapore had the highest world wide, followed by south korea, taipei and hong kong. by comparison, u.s. fourth graders ranking among the middle of pack globally. >>> and one thing all those countries have in common, they go to school many more days than it kids in the united states. manyx manyx, many more days. >>> i know it's going to be hard for you to get used to. as we get dwlu microclimate weather, there's no big shift this very moment. you can see mostly clear skies and 52. another cold start. it's all about this weaker system off shore. really a lot more bark than bite. most of the rainfall up to washington and oregon. but we'll see the tail edge of this move across and that will not only increase the cloud cover for tomorrow morning but eventually bring us the possibility of spotty showers. maybe you had an extended thanksgiving holiday. you need a jacket with 42. 45 in the peninsula, down to a chilly 49 in th

abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen is live at the stanford campus with the story tonight. chris? >> reporter: dan and kristen, it is quite an emotional essay published by "glamour" mag scene as you know one of the biggest magazines in the country. 15 million people read it online and 10 million people get the print edition so you can bet that this is a major platform for emily doe to use in spreading her message. inside the december issue of "glamour" magazine powerful words from a survivor of sexual assault. emily doe from palo alto shares for the first time how she felt after learning about her attacker's sentence saying, quote, when it was quickly announced he would receive six months, i was struck silent and immediately i felt embarrassed for trying and led to believe i had any influence. if this case was meant to set the bar, the bar had been set on the floor. that reaction also came after she delivered an emotional victim's impact statement in court to brock turner, the stanford swimmer found guilty of assaulting her after a night of drinking. turner would only serve three

. >> we have stanford and cal. in the final seconds what are you going t ♪ this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. >> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> college basketball season is here. stanford went to china for their season opener against harvard. the first game for the new head coach is jarod hass. it is the home to 14 million people. stanford is up by nine. he is 6-8 and 245 pounds. 24 points and 17 points. yao ming was like, i used to do that. baseline and nice. all dunks in these highlights. michael humphrey beats stanford by five and marcus alan with the finish. the cardinals travel 6,000 miles to win their opener 80-70. they opened up against south dakota state. the first half and making like a jack rabbit. a little finger roll and with the steal and with authority. he had 14 points and cal lead by a dozen at the break. he was playing in his 100th career gam

stanford suffers its first loss of the season. miami wins it 67-53. this abc sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> that was a tough loss for stanford. >> certainly was. but the season is early. >> nice to have you w

he lectured offer at stanford about literature, socialism, and social justice.as romantically and intellectually involved with a stanford graduate student, who remain remained lifelong friends and colleagues and the stanford university press, published his letters and complete works just to name a few examples. a program today will consist of four presenters followed by audience participation. our speakers today are the following, and their extended bios are in the program so i will not beer you with that information, but it's there. we begin with sue hodson and jeanne reesman. sue is with the huntington library, and jeanne is at the university of texas at san antonio, and both will be giving us a presentation today on jack london's photo journalism. then, following will be peter blodgett, a historian with the huntington library, and peter will talk about the era in which jack london lived and the gilded age in california. and lastly, we'll have donna campbell from washington state university. donna will be talking about jack london, his relationship to western

stanford and cal facing off in the big-game in berkeley. davis webb finding chad hensen early in the game for the 70- yard touchdown. webb finished with 393 passing yards in the game. but it was stanford's star running back christian mccaffery who stole the show. running 90 yards here for one of his three touchdowns. the cardinal win their 7th straight big game, 45-31. stanford has now won four straight games. the bears have dropped four in a row. moving onto hoops. the warriors in their third game of a four game road trip in milwaukee. former cal star jason kidd on the sideline coaching a good looking bucks team. and new bay area star kevin durant had it going. he had 33 points, with five three-pointers. but the bucks kept it tight near the end. with a shot at a potential game winner. draymond green knocks the ball loose and the dubs hold on to win 124-121. they look to extend their 7 game winning streak in indiana monday. the 49ers looking to win their second game of the year. and its a tough one. they face the patriots in tom brady's bay

. >> we have stanford and cal. in the final seconds what are you goi sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... here's what i'm thinking-brunch. all day, every day. should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with 10 delicious items like my bacon and egg chicken sandwich, southwest scrambler plate, a sparkling blood orange cooler, and homestyle potatoes. served all day, every day. only at jack in the box. >> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> college basketball season is here. stanford went to china for their season opener against harvard. the first game for the new head coach is jarod hass. it is the home to 14 million people. stanford is up by nine. he is 6-8 and 245 pounds. 24 points and 17 points. yao ming was like, i used to do that. baseline and nice. all dunks in these highlights. michael humphrey beats st

stanford football did not care. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, stanford's christian mccaff, snapped his chin strap and dominated.... early first quarter mccaffrey, a little seam an" jules?"...." he gone"!!!! 69 stanford, christian, did he dominate as i continue to just -- the video comes to your living room. there it is. thanks for the help! a little scene for mccaffrey, and he's gone! 69 yards. he scored twice in the first quarter. 258 all purpose yards. same opening quarter, the quarterback, no, perfect strike to jj, 258 yards, three touchdowns for him. final minute in the first half, the third of mccaffrey's touchdowns. oregon's record, 3-7. stanford it to them, 52-27. the big game is next. now, cal sunday nights, yeah, you had enough to worry b cougars unbeaten in the pac-12. cal could not defend, much. a minute into the game -- >> he's gone! >> 75 yards. cougars 18 point favorites. they didn't let up. now to the corner. third time they connected there, that made it 35-7. they won 56-21. cal's third straight loss. almost 400 yards. i got more! it's more entertaining than this hoarse voice. hug

stanford wins it 26-15.le at 6-3. >>> meanwhile, cal hosting fifth-ranked washington tonight in berkeley. bears have won five straight at home but coming off a loss last thursday to usc trying to get back on the winning track. on marshawn lynch bobblehead night. washington out to prove the points wrong with text tx a&m number 4 with one loss. well, mississippi state took care of that as we knocked off thing aies. thanks to great individual effort by quarterback nick fitzgerald. bulldogs' first play from scrimmage he's going to go 74 yards. 182 rushing yards, two tds. 7-0 mississippi state. threw for 209 yards, two touchdowns. fred ross. airs it out 60 yards here. mississippi state the huge upset knocking texas a&m out of the playoff picture. 35-28 that final. >>> lamar jackson has his first name etched onto the heisman trophy with today performance against boston college. seven more touchdowns. four through the air, three on the ground. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps toni

stanford suffers its first loss of the season. miami wins it 67-53. this abc sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> that was a tough loss for stanford. >> certainly was. but the season is early. >> nice to have you with us. >> nice to be here. thank ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >>> thanks for joiningus. i'm cheryl jennings. jimmy kimmel is next. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- lin-manuel miranda. from "dr. ken," ken jeong and albert tsai. plus music from banks. and now, stay put -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. thank you. very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you really for

you have to stick with t three takeaways by stanford today. oregon defense, boy, oh, how the mighty have fallen. mccaffrey's third touchdown of the half! 250-plus all purpose yards. stanford blew out oregon, 52-27 to improve to 7-3. >>> the cal bears under the lights at washington state. 18-point underdogs. hey, the opposing head coaches go way back. sonny dykes once upon a time was mike leach's offensive coordinator in texas tech. now for the washington state players, well ... cougars marx is underwhelmed. >> it's always fun to be able to play those guys but it's not like a -- we -- we mark cal on our schedule like, oh, wow, can't wait to play cal. that's the one. >> whoa! [ laughter ] >> the bears beat the cougs in a shootout 60-59. that was in 20 14. that's the last time the bears were in pullman but the times have changed. washington state, they are unbeaten in pac-12 play. the cougss are ranked 23rd in multiple bowls and here's the gruff lovable mike leach on the topic. >> i don't care. if it's not that one then it's somebody else's, you

. >> we have stanford and cal. in the final seconds what are you going t >> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> college basketball season is here. stanford went to china for their season opener against harvard. the first game for the new head coach is jarod hass. it is the home to 14 million people. stanford is up by nine. he is 6-8 and 245 pounds. 24 points and 17 points. yao ming was like, i used to do that. baseline and nice. all dunks in these highlights. michael humphrey beats stanford by five and marcus alan with the finish. the cardinals travel 6,000 miles to win their opener 80-70. they opened up against south dakota state. the first half and making like a jack rabbit. a little finger roll and with the steal and with authority. he had 14 points and cal lead by a dozen at the break. he was playing in his 100th career game and the bears had 14 points. taking it to the rack on a 17-0 run. to the big time now and armed forces are in honolulu. number 10 arizona and number 12 michigan state. 102

stanford responds with threaten-1 run to take the lead. eric call to 17.cardinal would lead by at many as 5. but zag don't bolt. tie in the fourth. escrow from 3 and game high 26. gonzaga with the upset and 6 68-63. 119 big game is tomorrow afternoon in berkeley. if cal take the ax back since 2009 they need a huge gave from webb and stanford knows that. webb has 4 passing touch down in 6 game this year. broken the 350 yard mark 5 times. graduate transfer just came in to the president obama for this season. this is one and only chance big gym glory. webb nose it has to solve a resurge and stingy stanford defendants to make history but if he can do it he would even himself into big game tell lore forever. >> to be a part of the team. able to beat and assist in the ball game. we understand. >> the ball comes out fast. comes out accurately. it's impress i have to watch. receiving core they bake play. >> can't fall asleep open any of the guys because you look up and it's explosive play. we have to troy to did what we have been doing which is get the run up fron

stanford knocking at the door. that tied the game at 14. 3rd quarter, christian mccaffrey, and he gone! 90-yard run. 24-14 cardinals. same score later in the quarter. mccaffrey, he's not done! an 11-yard touchdown run. finished with 3 at whiches, big game, stanford record, 284 yards rushing. >>> heater enough to spot air force. 4-point lead, last minute. look what happened. the 1 foot inbounds for the go-ahead touchdown. falcons won 41-38. san jose falls to 3 and 8. >>> 12 rounds, light heavyweight bout with three titles on the line. after a shaky start including ward knocked down to the ground in the 2nd, somehow he came back to win by unanimous decision. 114-113. could have gone either way. some feel the russian champion was robbed. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, kevin durant, warming up in milwaukee... you can hang with him for a while but in the end...durant, corner pocket 3...bang...3 of his 33 points.... dubs u >>> you can hang with him for a while, in the end, we call this a corner pocket three, bang! 3 of his 33. up

. >>> and stanford and eugene first quarter, who you going to call?s loose, got some speed, 7-0, stanford, kris making just his third career start. three touchdowns, 61 yards, 106 receiving yards, 21-0 cardinal. justin able ready to get his team on the board. breaks a tackle, 21 yards, stanford extends the lead in the second quarter. christ, seven-yard toss to michael recter, mccaffrey added 100 yards, three touchdowns, stanford led 38-13 at the break. third quarter after an oregon turnover. chris, 15-yard touchdown. stanford wins big, 52-27 improving to 7 and 3. >>> sharks and lightning in tampa bay. brent burns, shot initially stopped by ben bishop. but three players crash into the net check it out puck ended up inside, after a long replay review. a goal 1-0 sharks, chris tierney fights for the puck, wingels back-to-back scores in games, 2-0, two tampa bay defenders screen their own goalie. so i got your test results an allergy to cat dander.w there are options, but the most effective course of action would be to remove the source of the allergens.

stanford goes on to win 26-15. the cardinal in the bowl picture with a 6-3 record. . >>> a tech grads we walker was elected into the red raider hall of fame. texas tech hosting texas and look at this run by the longhorn deante foreman he's not going down until he gets to the end zone. one problem in a crowd like that, a lot of people pulling at the ball. ripped loose by douglas coleman a 1-yard return. -- 100-yard return. a replay when the ball came out. the fumbling return stood. it was foreman who got the last laugh. he breaks one here in the fourth quarter and won't be caught. despite the fumble and return foreman went for 341 yards in three touchdowns. texas trying to get bowl eligible and save charlie strong. hangs on. the longhorns are 5-4. cal tonight hosting washington. we'll see you for all of it at 10:00 on sports wrap. >> can't wait. >> thanks a lot. >> i know you're waiting with baited breath. >>> coming up. donald trump rushed off stage at a rally in nevada. the string of events that had the secret ser

stanford went all the way to china to open their season against harvard.w head coach jared hass. welcome to shanghai, home to 14 million people. picking it up in the second half. travis for the jam. stanford is up nine. and inside to travis again who had 24 points, 17 boards. yao ming said i like that. harvard freshman seth, baseline throwing it down. plus the foul so a lead was cut to 3. sanders to humphrey. stanford pulls away. he had 15 points. marcus allen. a lot of jams in the highlights. the cardinals traveled 6,000 miles to win the opener 80-70. >>> back in the bay, at home against south dakota state, the jack rabbits. the first half singer knocks it away. the hoop, the foul. bears up nine early. later in the first half. the steal. with authority! senior had twelve. and singer to jabbarry bird new york city down the three. bird had 14 points. cal up a doze ten he break. and the second half sing wares playing in his 100th game for cal, going to the rack. he had 14 points. they ice the thing. 82-53, the final. cal hosts uc irvine on wednesday. >>> to

the rain was a factor yesterday during stanford's win over cal.ns say they can't remember the last time it rained on a big game day. abc7 news reporter e the ylisa harrington has the story. >> it's a game day tradition at u.c. berkeley. the football team speakers the stadium through a sea of fans while the band riles up the crowd but there was no music. a university official said the band was concerned rain would damage the instruments. the big change in weather came just in time for the big game against stanford, one of college football's greatest rivalries, but it did not dampen spirits. >> a little water won't hurt anyone. >> for me it's more epic. it's football weather. >> many fans supported ponchos in their team colors. the party seen was still as big as every at fraternity. >> i'm going out. aim in my shorts. yeah, it's pretty popular. >> victor said there's fewer people than normal, but they are barbecuing and came prepared with tarps. >> every now and then we poke the thing and the water falls off. that's the best solution we've found be

equal couldn't defend the white class stanford inside. cardinal up by 7. harvard made them work for it, but in the end too much reed travis inside, big fellow career high 24 points, 17 rebounds. stanford final 80-70. >>> cal had to get it done without all american ivan ram, toe injury. bears didn't need him. cal went up 15 early. poured on a 30-3 run. 2nd half grant mullens got them on the outside, 19 straight twins at home, cal big 82-53. >>> i just love coach cal smith already, the new boss at usf, animated, colorful, nail biter against illinois chicago, heart pounding win. the dogs needed every bit of it. >>> quick hit soccer, u.s. men hosted mexico in columbus, ohio, world cup qualifier, had to have it. game tied 1 1-1 and marquez headed this one in, 2-1, rare win on u.s. soil. u.s. plays on against costa rica next tuesday. that's your international soccer highlights. >> we got everything. we got college, international stuff. >> and we won't stop as i go rampaging right through the weekend. >> can't wait. >> we'll keep the seatbelts on. thanks, vern. w

a huge college football game this weekend between stanford and cal. it's a rivalry that is rich in history. >> this year the main story line will be missing quite literally from the field. we'll show you the sideline performance that won't strike a single note at this year's showdown. >>> hostile messages found written on someone's car. police right now are trying to figure out who wrote this graffiti in campbell yesterday. it includes messages such as "go back to mexico" and "i love trump." the car's owner says he feels targeted. >> no other car was written on besides mine. so i kind of took it personally. a week after donald trump becomes president-elect, you know, they have -- they have the courage to write on my car. >> the fbi says that hate crimes against minorities have increased since the election. >>> seeking sanctuary in the east bay. students at st. mary's college are taking a stance. >> they're asking the catholic school's president to watch over their campus and offer safe haven to undocumented students and staff. >> i think it's just nic

the web site address is west dot stanford dot edu. lastly, i think my excellent teammate who is helped me organize today's wond iful event. lane center associated director who helped keep me on target and ms. natalie, our gifted graduate student cue rated the exhibit. we also thanked the university library ris and the center for the arts for supporting this effort. i please ask you to turn off all mobile devices and cell phone. i turn it over to bruce king, director of the lain center, they'll be moderating the new we wenter. i think one minor change i think gene is going to go first. okay. >>> achieving lasting global acclaim with the call of the wild in 1903, london's brief but remarkably productive career took him to many far away places in the world and allowed him contact with diverse cultures, some ton the brink of disappearance and others undergoing dramatic change. london sailed aboort a pacific sealed vessel. jussed an office and reverse the km pli meanted the poor. the end of war in 1904 and the u.s. invasion of the cruise i

stanford axe trophy stays with stanford and they have won four in arrow, defending cal, this is the longesteak against cal since 1892 and their last regular-season game is next week against rice. cal finishes their season at home against ucla. golden state warriors in milwaukee. klay looking real good in the 3rd quarter. scary moment a little later, kevin durant goes down, you can see him down on the ground. as we in some obvious pain as he was laying on the ground and had to be walked off the court at one point. but he would return and he looked good. in the 3rd quarter, klay kept hitting from 3-point land and again, 29 on the night. i told you durant came back and here is what he did. a slam dank and durant with 33 on the night. late in the 4th milwaukee is close and they block it from. here is the inbound play and draymond green knocks it away there. warriors would go on to win, because of that play. 124-121 and doves win. you never think it would happen to you, but one librarian is suing a city in florida after she is injured by get this -- an exploding toilet. that story is next. s we

. >> stone read the letter by the woman attacked in stanford, on monday, actress amber heard did the same on behalf of the woman known as emily doe. brock turner was released after serving three months of a six-month jail sentence. santa clara university held this summit to work to prevent sexual assault on college campuss. >> there are many emily does who have not been heard. we need to change the culture and the law. >> the law has changed here in california. in september, governor brown signed a bill expanding the definition of rape and imposing mandatory prison sentences. >>> now to developing news. today, uc berkeley received a letter of support for a professor accused of sexual harassment. a graduate student protested to not place him on leave during the investigation. one student accused him of harassment. the letter signed by the professor's colleagues, former and current students says we would like to make clear we have never experienced harass manies throughout the years and we're making a request that one should wait until the investigation process is over, before making j

i are sleeping over there the. >> stanford rolls 96-69. to and jairn asking to you by toyota. >> it's old. you have to remember way back chen. >> of course. coming up tonight on 7 news at 11:00. paralyze college student targeted by car we've much more than her plus so bra brain boost making more even more why the positive is he work forever offer on channel 7. >> no spark. >> big news for super mario fans. most highly anticipated game since pokemon go will be on your i-phone exactly would be month. run out so that year men do 0first available only warmer and think poke up gone. >> that's all for us. >> for all of us here, 7 news at 9:00 thanks so much for joining us. >> appreciate your time as always. see you over on channel 7 in an always. see you over on channel 7 in an hour. (narrator reading) narrator: today, a remorseless killer targets young women in a sleepy bayside town, killing them and marking their bodies with a homemade knife. up until recently, the perpetrator behind the murders had only been secretly stalking women,

and stanford was the first one, which was established in 2011. "transdisciplinary" means taking specialists and people with different perspectives and bringing them together to tackle a problem, a common problem. and so, the march of dimes has provided the ability to take the brilliant minds at stanford and the technologies that are being developed at stanford, and bringing that to the problem of understanding preterm birth. >> i think when we talked earlier before we started this segment -- you talk about how we just don't know that much, which is really fascinating. >> right, right. >> you think we have all the answers, and we don't. >> no, no. it's amazing how little we know about labor, about preterm labor. there's certain things we certainly do know but clearly we don't know enough to be able to fully prevent all preterm births. >> i want to talk about your research. it deals with the placenta. now, that, of course, for people who don't know this, it's the organ that nourishes the fetus, and along with that comes something called preeclampsi

he is being treated for serious injuries at stanford medical center. plane crashed into a home near the half moon bay airport. no one else was hurt. the national transportation safety board is continuing its investigation into the cause of the crash. >>> marin county authorities are looking for a man who reportedly exposed himself to two teenaggirls on friday afternoon. the teens say they were walking on broadmoor avenue when a man stopped to ask for direction. they say he was indecent inside his car. the girls screamed and the suspect drove away. he's described as 30 to 40 years old, heavy set and unshaven with short dark hair. he was driving a silver four- door sedan with tinted windows, a rear spoiler, and all black rims. >>> it is a little known non- profit group with a long history in san francisco. the community music center has taught thousands of students over the past 95 years providing financial aide for most of them. ktvu allie rasmus shows us how some of the students today decided to give back. >> reporter: the community music center first

stanford the first loss of the season. >>> so not a good day for stanford but we'll see how the warriors the lakers again tomorrow. should be fun game. >> great game. >> yeah. >> okay. we are not going to hang our lights what day? >> saturday. >> saturday is a bad day. >> it's a two-day job. finish it on sunday. can't do it all in one day. saturday stay inside. >> for news throughout the evening the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. join us for nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. and you can see us back here tonight at 11. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how's everybody? how are y'all doing today? i appreciate you. thank y'all. appreciate you, folks. well, welcome to "family feud." i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] and, folks, we got a good one for you today. from atlanta, georgia, it's the montgomery family. [cheering and applause] and from marietta, georgia, it's the bonner family. [cheering and applause] eve

he has speed. 61-yard score. 7-0 stanford.n kris, 19 of 26. 258 yards and three touchdowns. 61 hits to whiteside. he had 166 yards receiving. 21-0 cardinals. justin herbert able to get his team on the board right before the end of the quarter. johnny munt breaks a tackle. he goes 41 yards. 21-6 ballgame. but stanford extends their lead in the second quarter. kris, 7-yard toss to michael rachter. 31-6 cardinals. mc caffery, who had 131 yards, three tds the first half. a 14-yard run here. to the thirty quarter after an oregon turnover. kris hit as he throws. connects again for the 15-yard touchdown. stanford wings big, 52-27, improving to 7-3. sharks and lightning in tampa. first period, he springs him with the pass. initially stopped by ben bishop, but three players crash into the net. check it out. the puck ends up inside. after a long replay review they will call it a goal. 1-0 sharks. there was no doubt about the goal later in the period. chris tierney fights for the puck. finds tommy wingels in front of the net. wingels wit

stanford went all the way to china to open their season against harvard.new head coach jared hass. welcome to shanghai, home to 14 million people. picking it up in the second half. travis for the jam. stanford is up nine. and inside to travis again who had 24 points, 17 boards. yao ming said i like that. harvard freshman seth, baseline throwing it down. plus the foul so a lead was cut to 3. christian sanders to michael humphrey. stanford pulls away. he had 15 points. marcus allen. a lot of jams in the highlights. the cardinals traveled 6,000 miles to win the opener 80-70. >>> back in the bay, at home cal opening up against south dakota state, the jack rabbits. the first half singer knocks it away. the hoop, the foul. bears up nine early. later in the first half. roger, the steal. with authority! senior had twelve. and singer to jabari bird. new york city down the three. bird had 14 points. cal up a dozen at the break. and the second half singer was playing in his 100th game for cal. going to the rack. he had 14 points. bears use the 17-0 run to ice this th

stanford's fame band and trombone section certainly engrained in the history of the stanford game. since may of last year, stanford's band has been banned from performing during road games due to complaints of hazing and alcohol violations. this year's game is at cal. the school says the band members have not done enough to lift the ban. >> i'm a little bummed that they won't be there because it's a big part of school and big part of spirit. >> without them at the football game, it will be a little sad. i know our school spirit will definitely make up for it. >> stanford's band can still play at home games and has received exemptions for bowl games. >> the energy of that tree. >> exactly. up next on "today in the bay," a long-time east bay bar could start closing earlier. the reason police say it's wasting resources. >>> plus, a lot of americans have voiced frustration over the presidential election. the new push to get rid of the electoral college ahead. >> reporter: a san jose duplex goes up in flames, the timing of it all makes things much more complicated. >> we take a live loo

one bright spot in that stanford study. the same researchers are developing on developing curriculum to teach them to be more critical thinkers of the news online. for the rest of us, we have the stanford full report and some examples on our website, nbcbayarea.com. reporting from san francisco. >> it is good reading. thank you, mark. >>> up next he's changing his tune yet again. an interesting change of plans for president elect, donald trump. what he said today about hillary clinton. >>> going into debt to call a loved one. up next we investigate how families are fighting back against phone fees they call unfair and excessive. aren't the only ones being punished. studies show one in three families goes into debt to maintain contact w >>> well, when someone goes to jail they often aren't the only ones being punished. 1 in 3 goes into debt to try and maintain contact with a loved one that's jailed. >> contact as in phone calls. four counties face lawsuits accusing them of over charging families of inmates. vicki. >> reporte

he has speed. 61-yard store. 7-0 stanford.n kris, 19 of 26. 258 yards and three touchdowns. 68 yards here. whiteside with 168 yards receiving. 21-0 cardinals. justin herbert able to get his team on the board right before the end of the quarter. johnny munt breaks a tackle. he goes 41 yards. 21-6 ballgame. but stanford extends their lead in the second quarter. kris, 7-yard toss to michael richter. 31-6 cardinals. mc caffery, who had three tds the first half. a 14-yard run here. to the thirty quarter after an oregon turnover. kris hit as he throws. connects again for the 15-yard touchdown. stanford wins big, and improving to 7-3. sharks and lightning in tampa. first period, he springs him with the pass. initially stopped by ben bishop, but three players crash into the net. check it out. the puck ends up inside after a long replay review. they will call it a goal, 1-0 sharks. no doubt about the goal later in the period. chris tierney fights for the puck. finds wingels in front of the net. goals in back-to-back games, 2-0. second