stanford outscored by 11 in the second half.inger on a breakaway, easy lay-in and cal wins 66-55. >> there was a lot of energy even in warm-ups. it felt great right away. so our energy level was great even when we were out there warming up. >> anytime you can beat a rival team on your home court, especially for me my last time playing them at home, means a little bit, but we just have one goal in mind, that's to win as many games as well v possible. >> he's a tremendous player. there's a reason he gets all the accolades and nice comments. he's long, he's lean, he can pass, he can score around the basket, he has a nice touch. that's a pretty good resume for be a heck of a player. >>> tenth ranked stanford women hoping to get tara vanderveer her 999th career win. taking on huskies led by kelsey plum. cardinal roar back. brittany mcphee forces the turnover. brianna robertson with the three. roberson hits the jumper to tie with 99 seconds remaining. 14, all in the second half. mcphee then another big steal. three steals to go along

and it excites me about him. >> great story down on stanford. last night's winner was seventh ranked washington, she is one win away from 1,000 joining the late pat as the only two coaches to achieve that milestone. tenth ranked cardinal had to come from behind to get win number 999 and they can put her over the top friday night. been at stanford since 1985 and so humble, claiming it's not about her. >> it just gives me an opportunity to really thank the great women that i've coached. and really, you know, so the -- it's an honor that, you know, i can share with the thousand people, and it wouldn't happen -- i'm not doing it by myself and it's something that, you know, i'm proud of what we've accomplished at stanford, i know it's not -- this is not an individual sport. ths is a team sport. >> i've known her for 30 years, couldn't be happierer in her. and all you 49er fans, be patient, i like this combination of john lynch and kyle shanahan. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20 cable channel 13 and right he

and it excites me about him. >> great story down on stanford. last night's winner was seventh ranked washington, she is one win away from 1,000 joining the late pat as the only two coaches to achieve that milestone. tenth ranked cardinal had to come from behind to get win number 999 and they can put her over the top friday night. been at stanford since 1985 and so humble, claiming it's not about her. >> it just gives me an opportunity to really thank the great women that i've coached. and really, you know, so the -- it's an honor that, you know, i can share with the thousand people, and it wouldn't happen -- i'm not doing it by myself and it's something that, you know, i'm proud of what we've accomplished at stanford, i know it's not -- this is not an individual sport. ths is a team sport. >> i've known her for 30 years, couldn't be happierer in her. and all you 49er fans, be patient, i like this combination of john lynch and kyle shanahan. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20 cable channel 13 and right he

former stanford man gets a call for gm. he came out of nowhere, does know what it takes to win it all. >>> former stanford and tampa bay safety john lynch was named the 11th general manager in 49er history today. he was working as an analyst for fox sports when he called kyle shanahan to offer to take the job. over the weekend he agreed to a six year deal. he knows what it takes to win a super bowl, he got a ring with the bucs when they beat the raiders in 2002, he's a born leader. he has no front office experience. today is super bowl media day. he trusts lynch, the former stanford man, is smart enough to know what he doesn't know. lynch knows there are doubters, but he can't wait to get started proving them wrong. >> i can't tell you how humbled and excited i am for this opportunity. two weeks ago, i never thought i'd be doing this. i was fully aware that myself, the team i put around me, we're going to have to earn respect, the only way you do that is through your actions. i have a big task in front of me. i can't tell y

it's stanford final 76-54. vanderveer is two shy of 1,000 career wins. >>> this is a fun one here. bethany sands in white and lucy lucie safarova took the victory dance to a whole new level, got to love it, blood flowing, got the trophy and the big check. venus and serena williams in the women's final in moment. >>> here's the greatest flop of all time. oregon's dillon brook, look at this, boom! >> oh, man. a double flop. >> and the ref called a foul. i wonder why. what a performance. >> wow. >> on a friday night. >> that's a good one, excellent. we'll be back. ,, >>> i'm going to take paul's advice and not work this weekend. >> wow. don't. >> the weather will be so great finally. >> this is a weekend of play. >> i think i'm going to fix my roof and then pour some concrete. >> i think i'll be working here tomorrow. >> during the day you'll be having fun. >> i'll be at davis watching swimmers. >> that's fun. that's cool. anybody you know? >> maybe a couple. >> this senior in my house. >> the late show with steph

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

a researcher at stanford is making that big day a reality. and he's doing it by thinking small. >> that's a picture from a slum in kenya. >> the stanford bioengineer, he's dropping in on a massive network of citizen scientists he helped create. >> the joy of silence that we have needs to be shared and so the types of tools that we make enable others to engage in scientific exploration. >> we first met the professor when he was unfailing the fold scope, and users fold the sheet into a device capable of examining objects many times smaller than a human air and under the cost of one dollar, they were able to ship the scopes to more than 130 countries. >> that's the power of the tool and since it's all documented a kid from kenya can look at something from a kid in another place. >> they can identify mosquitos that could carry diseases. >> the team is ramping up to deliver a million new scopes, and they are delivering low-cost tools, like a $5 set. >> the long-term vision is to build infrastructure in society that goes far beyond just the profess

cal has a new head football coach and lots of basketball action with a lady from stanford. be right back. ,,,,,,,, the fastest waya to ruin pancakes.. that's why denny's uses fresh, never frozen blackberries that are fresh. and never frozen. did we mention they were fresh? justin wilcox... is reportedly coming back >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >>>. >> the search for sonny' replacement, justin wilcox inking his five year deal tonight. wilcox was a linebackers coach from 2003 to 2005 and most recently defensive coordinator in washington. >>> stanford taking on the utah utes on the road, late 2nd quarter, samuelsonn money from beyond the arc, team high 14 points. 4th quarter stanford starts to pull away, erica mccall with a smooth drive in the paint gets the bucket to fall. stanford wins easily 77-58 to pick up their 14th win this season. >>> now ralphie the buffalo has some moves, but so do the bears taking on colorado. tonight it was the christine inigwe show as usual. cal goes up by two. late in the 4th quarter cal up by 7 and asia thomas finds inig

he's ag# freshman at stanford.band is still there and she had planned to return to see him after the summer break or over the summer braer, iç shou say -- break, i should say. she -- she will have to wait four years to see him when she graduates. she saidç the ban contradictor to basic principles. >> hopefully it could be okay. because it's u!unbelievable tha such law could exist in the u.s. >> stanford university said it is offering probono legal advice with;hrssrpáion attorneys to any student that wants it. >>> google sponsored to show solidarity with those effected be i the immigration order.÷ú the tech company helped protest at eight offices worldwide. companies ceo addressed the crowd in silicone kovalley. google and its employees are pledging $4 million in support of refugees. >> it alsop bans refugees, in te last two hours a young refew gee made it to the bay area. >> he's live at the÷ú airport wh a story that's new at 11:00. >> calling it a miracle, not only that this young man is refew gee arrived in th

stanford law graduates, call us we want to talk to about a job.there were at at least 40 on the bulletin board. and i call 40 phone numbers of law firms to ask for an interview. not a single one would even give me an interview. i was female. they went even talk to me. and they have these notices on the bulletin board. i had a friend at stanford from undergraduate dates whose father was a partner partner in a california law firm. i went to her and i said talk to your father and see if he would get me an interview in the law firm he was with. she did and he got me an interview. i made i made the trip to los angeles, talk to the distinguish partner, you have a fine resume this firm has never hired a woman lawyer and i don't see the day when we will. i look shock and he said well our clients would not stand for. and that is where i was. i needed a job because i had gotten engaged to john o'connor, he was year behind me we both like to eat and that meant one of us is going to have to work and that was me. so i heard the district county attorney had onc

at stanford, jessica florez, kpix5. >>> i like how it wears a little tie. very polite. >> and i want one that cleans the cat box, washes my car. with a smile mows the lawn. >> makes coffee. >> he could have been the 49ers new general manager. >> that story is not over yet. join us tonight at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,, over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank you all very much. i appreciate you, folks. how are you all? thank you all. thank you very much. i apprec

he's ag# freshman at stanford.band is still there and she had planned to return to see him after the summer break or over the summer braer, iç shou say -- break, i should say. she -- she will have to wait four years to see him when she graduates. she saidç the ban contradictor to basic principles. >> hopefully it could be okay. because it's u!unbelievable tha such law could exist in the u.s. >> stanford university said it is offering probono legal advice with;hrssrpáion attorneys to any student that wants it. >>> google sponsored to show solidarity with those effected be i the immigration order.÷ú the tech company helped protest at eight offices worldwide. companies ceo addressed the crowd in silicone kovalley. google and its employees are pledging $4 million in support of refugees. >> it alsop bans refugees, in te last two hours a young refew gee made it to the bay area. >> he's live at the÷ú airport wh a story that's new at 11:00. >> calling it a miracle, not only that this young man is refew gee arrived in th

from stanford but my phd on the streets of newark. now, somel you right of my greatest professors of my life i found in martin luther king boulevard. it is an incredible street. it has great colleges and universities. there was violence and drug dealing and challenges. in the project that i eventually lived in for eight years, they stood me up and said, what do you see around you? the problems with the street and she said, you can never help me. running after this elderly woman and grabbing her from behind -- very respectfully, mind you. the world you see is a reflection of what you have inside of you. , that'snly see problems all it will ever be. but if every time you open your eyes, you see hope, you see the face of god, and you can be one of those people that helped me. i was still a lawsuit. working with great leaders like virginia jones. nothing are done in my life has set aside me more -- satisfied me more than taking on the bad actors in that community. i moved into those buildings, the lessons i learned more often came from my

former stanford cardinal time, tie montgomery, packers up 14-3.y led 21-3 in the second but the cowboys get rolling. dak prescott 40 yards to bryant. 21-13, green bay at the half. fourth quarter, dallas down 28-13. six yards to jason with it. first career touchdown. prescott hits bryant again. they still need a two point conversion. they g.e.d. get it. prescott on the quarterback draw. once down by 18 tied at 28-28. looks like we are going to overtime but rogers, 36 yards to cook. look at this amazing catch. gets both feet down at the 32. three seconds on the clock. crosby hits a 51 yarder but they called a time out. he has to do it again. and he does it again. packers face the falcons in the nfc title game with a 34-31 victory. and aaron rodgers after the game talked about the throw. >> i feel confident any time i'm out there, whether it is game on the line or not. we've made those throws before n practice. so it was a matter of trusting your muscle memory and your training and thinking about a positive picture when you are breaking the huddle an

konta has also played other former grand the stanford lastjuly.erformer grand slam winners and former number ones. there is nothing like the aura of serena williams with a 22 grand slam titles. from the konta perspective, she says it is clear to play against a fellow human being rather than against a reputation. what she has achieved in the sport is extraordinary. it is not on other player. it is also important to keep in mind that once you are on court, you are two players battling and trying to edge the bets in your favour. i just need trying to edge the bets in your favour. ijust need to stay focused and keep my attention on the work i am trying to do out there and what i am trying to do out there and what i am trying to apply out there. as long as i do that i will give myself the best shot. konta's new coach said he was impressed by her when he first watch play victoria azarenka who he was coaching at the time. he said he noticed that she was respectful toward her opponent but very confident in her own abilities. he believes that she believes

candidate at stanford. she told us about being handcuffed and detained. >> i felt humiliated, scared. at that point, i thought i was probably going to either get deported or detained in some place. why else would they put handcuffs on me. i started crying. > in a statement, three of stanford's top administrators said we are enormously concerned about the episode this caused our student and her family and what it may suggest for others in spectacular situations. >> living in the u.s. since 1993. i've never expected to be treated this way upon my return home. >> reporter: at jfk, one detainee hamid khalid darweesh was released after 18 hours. he helped the u.s. military as an interpreter during the war in iraq. >> america is the greatest nation, the greatest people in the world. >> reporter: detention included a 12-year-old girl from yemen trying to join her parents and siblings in the central valley community. according to the family's attorney, the parties and siblings are american citizens. >> i think the

. >> stanford being our biggest donor.e got the kaisers, the ucsfs. >> every item has to be carefully logged and tracked. volunteers like david from businesses or schools help sort the equipment and the supplies. >> i couldn't believe what waste went on. so, the fact that they could take these supplies and put some good use to them was something i thought was very worthwhile. >> durable medical equipment stays good for a long, long time. >> steve dropped off supplies donated to a recycling company called recares. >> and i can't get these back into the community. >> that gently used boot will help this young mother of two at one hospital which is served by vida. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> the main burn unit in lima is at this old hospital. men and women are in the same room. they're grateful for vida's help, but the need never ends. >> we really appreciate when people from other countries, especially the united states and especially from san francisco, are taking care of our people here in peru. we really feel the warmth of

we a also learning one of the people detained is a stanford student. >> we have live team coverage on the travel ban and the protests. first, cate caugurian at sfo where protesters are calling for the release of the detainees. cate? >> reporter: just a short while ago, those protesters shut down a security check point, and dozens of law enforcement officers were lined up in riot gear. we will give you a look at the scene. you can see the same protesters crowding in front as travelers squeeze through. originally, this group started on the arrival level and moved up to the departure. we know of another group marching around sign ins hand determined to be heard. >> this executive order is tearing families apart. >> this is a racist islamophobic president fulfilling his campaign promise. >> it is outrage. it is un-american. it is not the country we want to be. >> reporter: protester ins the hundreds flooded sfo's terminal outside and in. their weapons, signs, chants, and song. in the sea of people, families waiting for hours for their loved ones to come home. >> he wants to come here and

i loved finishing stanford and i loved what i learned there.bout, i thinkk about all of the technologies that come out that people doubt at first. and then i think about the technologies that people thought would work in the first few years. people still nothing instagram will work it sometimes. it's hard to refute or this point. emily: you went on to google. you interned at odeo, and shared a desk with jack dorsey. what was that like? kevin: when i showed up for my first day of work, i got a this puzzled look, and they said, that is right, we hired an intern. but they were super nice to me. and without that experience, i would not have the same passion for social media as i do today. jack is super creative and an awesome engineer as well. it was great to meet them and learn from them very early on. emily: what you learn? emily-- what did you learn? kevin: you learn that your first and you doesn't always work out. i learned at odeo, not at twitter. as they made the transition, i realized that often when you are a company, you need to put it int

so, stanford is back in business. >> yes, the band is back together.kay, we could see a major milestone at the shark tank tonight. shark star patrick marleau needs two more goals to reach 500 on his career. >> that's a big deal. he is a class act. we've been watching patrick marleau 20 years. here's nbc bay area's colin resch. >> reporter: this week patrick marleau is doing what we all wish we could do. he's defying father time. >> patrick marleau, you are absolutely amazing. >> when you're on a roll the team is on a roll you want to keep it going. >> reporter: he's on more than a roll. >> the game winner for mr. game winning goal, patrick marleau, his 17th goal of the season. >> reporter: that was tuesday night. what he did monday night in denver, still has people talking, 13, 14, 15 and 16 of the season. >> it's been a while. i don't know, it might have been junior, something like that. yeah, fun when it happens, that's for sure. >> reporter: it's fun for everyone. for sharks and randy, the third goal set the table. >> patrick marleau, three straight

student in anthropology at stanford university and a sudanese citizen.: she was detained at jfk airport on friday evening shortly after donald trump's executive order banning visitors from seven countries, including sudan, went into effect. welcome to democracy now! i'm very sorry for what you went through. can you describe what happened to you at the airport? >> sure. i boarded a plane incident shortly after finding out about the executive order. i was trying to get back before he came into effect, but i missed the connecting flight. when i got in, i was asked -- escorted into a separate holding area. , ins question extensively part, among other things, about my views about the political situation of sudan, about whether or not i knew of radical groups in sudan, whether i knew people who had radical views. i was asked to share my social media handles -- not my passwords, but my social media handles. and i was asked to sit tight and wait as they were trying to figure out what was going on because the order had literally just inside. or they were just get

stanford's lost five of their last six they're now 0-4 in pac-12 play. >>> women's hoops number 10 stanfordng 16 ranktd oregon state. 12 seconds left in the fourth. brittany mcphee lays it in and one. ties the game but missed a free throw sending this game to overtime. 14 seconds left in o.t. beavers down two sidney weeks banks it off the glass giving her team a 62-61 left. five seconds left now down to two. erica goff lays it in sends this game into double overtime. 26 points, five boards. osu up six. one last shot for the cardinal. brianna robertson at the buzzer to send it to a third o.t. air ball. oregon state, first ever win at maples, snapping a 21-game drought. 72-69 and double overtime. >>> 20th ranked cal hosting oregon. what a finish. 13 seconds left. ducks with no time outs. down five. kazorla hits the three. then inigue hits it on the inbounds pass. kazo kazo kazorla ties at 66. isha thomas will miss both free throws. oregon with the rebound. they get fouled with two seconds left. they let her alone the game's going to overtime. instead oregon inbounds it and freshman sabrina iu

arc, team high 14 points. 4th quarter stanford starts to pull away, erica mccall with a smooth drive in the paint gets the bucket to fall. stanford wins easily 77-58 to pick up their 14th win this season. >>> now ralphie the buffalo has some moves, but so do the bears taking on colorado. tonight it was the christine inigwe show as usual. cal goes up by two. late in the 4th quarter cal up by 7 and asia thomas finds inigwe who finishes with a game high 29 points and 11 rebounds with cal 65--63. cal trying to end a two game skid before the martin martin luther king, jr. day match-up against the warriors. lebron finishes and cavs up by 17. kings try to rally, but the cavs defense once again turns it into offense as kyrie irving lays it in and gets the foul. next stop is oracle monday at 5:00, should be a fun game. >> i'll predict warriors win by at least 10, whip them. >> i think 15. >> good. >> i like that. >> i like that. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,, [text message alert rings] [texting keystrokes] with stephen colbert is next. have a great weekend. >>> the weekend is finally here. it

he is a native of sacramento and a graduate of stanford law school before going into politics. the post of attorney general was vacated by kamala harris who became a senator. >> george h. w. bush was removed from intensive care today. his wife was let out of the hospital. mr. bush has been hospitalized since january 14th. doctors said he is doing better now and the former first lady was treated for bronchitis. doctors said they helped each other in the hospital. >> when one did not want to do something, the other said, do that now. it helped us. >> doctors said mr. bush has been sitting up and watching tv and joking with the medical staff, he could be well enough for discharge friday. >>> still to come, victims of the san bruno gas pipeline comploas get their day in court. >> two friends trapped in an avalanche in the sierras, the lessons that they learned that helped them to survive and have fun while they were stranded overnight >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> a federal judge said he intends to fine pg & e $3 million for violating safety laws, it

and then the stanford basketball team showing signs of improvement, and they have a winning streak inrence for the first time in two years. the ducks tie trying to win a school record 16th straight game. and alan for the flush, but oregon too much firepower. boucher, one of the first half-time threes. and casey benson, and the ducks roll 69-52 for their school record, 16th straight win. >>> cal is beating oregon state, nine of their last 11 games. and tcal up by five at the brea but pull away in the second. charlie moore, the steal and the layup, and he had 15, and bird, the triple to make cal's lead a dozen. they lead by at least ten the rest of the way, and bird with 12, and bears win it 69-58, and now 10 of 12 against the beavers. and then down two here and ten seconds to go and got to go to the broncos second scorer of all-time, and then santa clara wins 64-63 in that final. packers and tal kupbz and patriots and steelers today in the championships, and we'll have those and have a great day. >>> live doppler 7 showing you yellows and greens where we have rain pushing into the east

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stanford taking on the beavs.thompson to kendall manuel, then thompson wacks it away and pulls up here steph-like, beavs by eight. stanford back into it. humphrey inside, strong to the hoop. dorian piccens giving stanford a six point lead and right now the cardinal are leading. >>> only undefeated menz college hoops is gonzaga, gets the soft bounce. 22-12 zags. former cal bear jordan matthews nice pass to nigel williams-goss and this is what 300 pounds will do for you, bowls over the defender. jonathan williams outjumps three broncos inside. scoreless nearly seven minutes. 77-49 zags. >>> sharks have alternated two game winning and losing. hoping to break up the ping-pong ways. gordon saying hi hello. second period no score. karpenter, over a tampa defenseman, 1-0, and circles the ice. incredible place, swooping in and beats everybody. spectacular. 1-1 game. early in the third, scrapping for the puck. to logan couture, and he slides it home. 2-1, sharks. in the third. >>> the raiders have filed relocation papers t

she is speaking at stanford. her topic, economic outlooks and the conduct of monetary policy.n she spoke yesterday, she caught the market's ear when she aid she sees a few rate hikes year through 2019. the same day that consumer prices came out there we talked about this 24 hours ago. they came out on the strong side. kathleen: she talked about reaching goals on employment and inflation moving towards its goal, around 2%. but not there yet, talking about how there are signs of the labor market, things not moving quickly. we will see what she says today. she could review yesterday's remarks, and will questions and answers from the audience, if there is a section like that, will they throw in more? and donald trump, a regime change or status of many things that -- changer -- so many things that could be showing where they are. ellen: we are here today to see how we can promote a healthy economy. researchthan 30 years, from the stanford institute for economic policy research has informed economic policy. and events such as this one have helped to foster -- among scholars, policym

a researcher at stanford is making that kind of big data gathering a reality.s abc 7 sheryl jennings learned, he's doing it by thinking small. >> that's a picture from a slum in kenya. >> reporter: he isn't surfing the web, he's dropping in on a massive network of citizen scientists he helped create. >> the joy of science that we have needs to be shared. and so the types of tools that we make enable others to engage in scientific splorgs. >> reporter: we first met the professor when he was unveiling the fold scope. users fold the sheets into a device capable of examining object mistimes smaller than a human hair. and with the cost of under a dollar, the stanford team was able to ship more than 50,000 fold scopes to people in more than 130 countries. >> and that's really the real power of the tool. and since it's all documented, a kid in can look at a post from a kid in alaska or a kid in pennsylvania -- >> reporter: central website allows users to post their findings and collaborate. like identifying mosquitos that could carry deadly diseases, and now that legi

normal: al revelar un estudio nacional con la universidad de stanford. >> estamos con toda la comunidadrecer sus negocios propios, entonces los empresarios. norma: acudimos con representantes de la cÁmara de comercio los angeles, ya que la cÁmara de comercio están aquÍ. >> tenemos asesores que ayuden en la mercadotecnia de su empresa. norma:para lograr prÉstamos de la empresa privada y del gobierno. >> es un programa federal que ayuda a los chicos para crecer su negocio. norma: es de los comerciantes que logrÓ el sueÑo. tambiÉn buscÓ información para prÉstamos. >> el gobierno tiene prÉstamos para pagar para un negocio. [mÚsica] raÚl: buenas noches, bienvenido al maravilloso mundo de los deportes. los golden state, tuvieron prueba de fuego en carolina, frente a ellos estuvieron a oklahoma city. el thunder sin su centro adams, lo extraÑaron. kevin durant terminÓ la noche. los warriors viajarÁn a houston para enfrentar a los rockets el sÁbado. la fecha nÚmero uno en la fecha m.x. fue en el azteca. marchesÍn enfrentando a sus compaÑeros. dÁvila le deja por recuerdo, santos golpeaba primero.

stanford outscored by 11 in the second half. cal goes on to win it 66-55 the final. >> a lot of energy, even in warm up. so it felt great right away. our energy level was great even when we were out there warming up. >> any time you can beat a rival team at your home court -- especially miest last time playing them at home. it means a little bit. but we have one goal, win as many games as possible, we just keep moving forward. >> taking on washington, led by kelsey plum who had 44 points. husk east largest lead was 14. but the cardinal roared back. mcphee forces a turnover. robberson with a three. down down three. jumper ties it with 95 seconds remaining. v had 17 points, 7 boards, two blocks. vanderberg gets number 999. stanford with the upset, 72-68 that final. >>> the 49ers owner shocked the world. john lynch is his new gm. he has no experience at this position. he intered nine candidates but brought lynch in over the weekend and agreed to a six year deal. the 45-year-old won a super bowl ring with the buccaneers and beat the

this is according to a new study done by stanford, actually.rchers found that mid-tier public schools like csu and the city university of new york excel at giving their students upward mobility. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> wind and rain. the wet weather is here, and get used to it. we have live team coverage. >> live doppler 7 is tracking that moderate stent storm. i'll let you know how long that windy and wet weather will last. >>> the first ever body camera footage worn by san francisco police now public and leaders disagree whether this deadly shooting was justified. plus -- >> a peaceful result. >> a call for peace as bay area demonstrators get ready to march against our next president. and -- ♪ >> feeling the rhythm. one of the best drummers in the world gets ready for a big performance tonight here in the bay area. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> now at 5:00, tracking a new round of storms. live

it is raining on the other side of campus on stanford avenue.highway82, 101 getting wet right around alma street and waiverly. crossing the golden state bridge. we show you the two hour time lapse, plenty of showers moving through. we're not finished with the rain yet. scattered heavy showers with the possibility of small hail this evening and overnight tonight. take a look at the percentage of normal for the month of january. san francisco, nearly triple your average rainfall. 333% of normal in the north bay. and inland places like livermore and concord, 437% of normal. snowfall in the sierra we just had a story on that. low elevation snow 3,000 feet and higher. another four to 8-inches of snow in the sierra. the western sloping coming up today and tomorrow: chilly outside. upper 40s low 60s. chilly tonight, widespread 30s including freemont and vallejo. why is all this happening? because the low moved in yesterday and that low will finally move out tomorrow. the showers are finished. clouds begin to clear out lunchtime tomorrow. afternoon suns

no all american dillon brooks, that's a good thing for stanford, right? wrong. say hello to chris buce. second half, bell, he can finger roll! it's oregon, 18-2, 11th 11th ranked, 79-52 final. stand for 11-9 -- stanford. 11-9. st. mary's picked apart pepperdine, the long ball. no problem, three of his 22. they ran away, emmitt connected with hermanson. 17-2 now. give me a big reveal. >>> distraction for visiting marymount. the final seconds, broncos down 2. time for jared bradridge. santa clara won it, broncos 5-3 in the west coast conference. usf won again. not done yet. three periods of nhl play, not enough to say a what happened in san jose. on frozen bond we go. -- pond we go. ,,,,,, in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. 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

each other all the way, but you know, definitely a step in the right direction. >>> 13th ranked stanfordcardinal trailed by one tess half, they woke up in the third. britney mcfee added 18. they go on to win 84-70. >>> they were up 12 with 4:30 to play, but christina led the bears ease comeback. seven blocks and then courtney has some range, jumper made it a one-point 63-57 that final. >>> still chiefs highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. hope to see you then. eric, back to you. >>> thanks a lot. >>> up next, three unknown women helped change the world, but you can't call them unknown anymore. the b for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> tonight on abc

each other all the way, but you know, definitely a step in the right direction. >>> 13th ranked stanfordinal trailed by one tess half, they woke up in the third. britney mcfee added 18. they go on to win 84-70. >>> they were up 12 with 4:30 to play, but christina led the bears ease comeback. seven blocks and then courtney has some range, jumper made it a one-point game. 63-57 that final. >>> still chiefs highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. hope to see you then. eric, back to you. >>> thanks a lot. >>> up next, three unknown women helped change the world, but you can't call them unknown anymore. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer,

sandra day o'connor graduated from stanford law school in 1952. how different was the world then? how difficult was it for a young female lawyer? what odds did she face? i will let her tell you. hopefully we have the sound working. i will tellnnor: you that it was hard in those days. i got out of law school in 1952, and there were notices on the placement bulletin board at stanford law school and they were from every major law firm in california. standford law graduates call us. we want to talk to you about a job. there were at least 40 of them on the bulletin board. i called 40 phone numbers of law firms to ask for an interview. not a single one would even give me an interview. i was female. they would not even talk to me. and they had these notices on the bulletin board. i had a friend at stanford from undergraduate days whose father was a partner at a california law firm. i went to her and asked her if she would talk to her father to help me get an interview with the law firm he was with. and she did and he did. i made the trip to los angeles, talked to the distinguished honor.

stanford falls 72-56. in the nhl big national story was columbus seeing their 16-game winning streak end, with a thud the blue jackets lose 5-0 to washington. the sharks and the wild pickup the second period, then go to the net. and poke in his 13th of the season so it's 2-0 sharks. but the wild tie it in the third. zach parise ee over the shoulder of martin jones right here. 2-2 game, patrick marleau would make it 4 continue 2 his 11th of the year. the defense collapsed. tie it at 4. and a one-timer to win it 5-4 wild take it. as if connor cook doesn't have enough to worry about, make it his first start in the raiders playoff game saturday in houston could be without all pro left tackle with a knee injury. cookout of michigan state thrown into the fire because of injuries, offensive coordinator has little time to figure out what cook can really do. >> this is his first week running with the ones. last week was his first week of receiving a uniform on game day and dressing out. so, we're working the proces

i watched him destroy our cal bears at stanford. i hope he does well. >> do you think experience matters? >> yes, with a capital y. i appreciate experience. also in my children's schoolteachers. it matters to me. i don't do football. >> we'll talk much more about that later on in the newscast. >>> we begin with political unrest that continues this morning across the country in response to president trump's controversial executive order that temporarily bans people from 7 predominantly muslim countries including iran, iraq, somalia, sudan, syria, libya. and yemen. >> also there's a four month old on allowing refugees from those countries into the u.s. with an indefinite ban from syria. the order has led to lawsuits. more than a dozen democratic attorney generals from states across the country have vowed to appose the president's order. >>> the white house has rejected the notion that this executive order is "a muslim ban". i've also been getting a lot of reaction on twitter. i want to share with viewers personally someone tweeted me

stanford divers. so when it's raining we get wet like before we do your dies and sometimes we can flip out of stuff. >> reporter: now one other factor to consider tonight, definitely the wind. we've heard jeff talk a lot about that and i can tell you the gusts are very very strong, wind gusts, making for a bit of a tough commute around palo alto. we're hearing that from people pulling in to get some last-minute shopping done before they head home. >>> now let's go to tahoe and take a look at the snowstorm there. ski resorts were covered with several feet of snowfall today and expected to be hit with another feet of snow by thursday. the sierra avalanche center issued a warning for the next two days. if you want to watch our storm ranger in action, we've got a life picture when' ear streaming it on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> it's day one of the 115th congress and it started often ugly. republicans scramble early to weaken the office of congression congressional ethics. the house republicans appro

. >> the stanford band is back, clofrful and controversial, the stanford band has been reinstated.hey have agreed with the band's appeal and ended the suspension that it was supposed to last for the rest of the school year. the band is now on provisional status. a campus conduct board found that the band violated the school's alcohol process. >> and up next, skating in the history, we will check in with sharks star patrick marleau and show you what he did tonight. >> an investigation in to what president trump is calling widespread voter fraud, we will focus on new york and california. they say that mr. trump will sign an executive order to launch the probe tomorrow and federal prosecutors say that the wife of a man accused of aiding the shooter in the san bernardino tower or attack has said that the marriage was a sham. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least o

stanford research ez say they found evidence caffeine brokz the inflammation process. no one is saying that coffee is an antidote to aging but it might help explain why so many studies have linked higher caffeine intake to a longer life. other distances like omega 3 fatty acids also help ease inflammation. i'm still staying away from coffee. >>> we are getting a better look at the impact that all the recent rain is having on the sierra snow pack. satellite images from yesterday, you can see the snow pack just a sliver in 2015, compare that to this year, the darker blue and purple, the deeper the snow there. meteorologists say the brout is basically over in much of northern california but 60% of our state remains in drought conditions and mike, i got to ask, how long can that cessation of drought possibly last? >> it all depends on the snow pook now. we've got plenty of rain. we've received plenty of rain but it's the snow pack that's going to sustain us as we head into the summer months and fall. so we've got 6 to 12 inches coming tomorrow above 4500 feet so if you're

huskies' last defeat was 2014 in over time to stanford. huskeries break the rate with an 88-48 victory. >>> todd downing has been promoted to offensive coordinator. he and derek carr has worked together for the past two years, and hit it off, thus the promotion. while offensive assistant jake peets has been promoted to coach. 49ers are the last team standing without a head coach or a general manager. >>> and the cal bears have named justin wilcox their head coach. he has bay area ties, working as cal's linebacker coach from 2003 to 2005. he knows what it takes to be successful at cal, he's been a defensive coordinator for 11 seasons at tennessee, washington and usc and played at oregon collegiately. he has catching up to do being hired this late, especially with recruiting. he is the son of former 49er hall of fame linebacker dave wilcox. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. green bay and dallas. winners get the chance at super bowl li. i'll say there's a lot on the line. and warriors need to beat the cavaliers. the

i wrote a book on bringing advanced manufacturing jobs, taught economics at stanford. i was taking about how to deal with automation, globalization, creating jobs of the future for everyone. >> how will you try to accomplish that? rep. khanna: for every tech job it has a multiplier effect of almost numeral for other jobs. an economist at berkeley showed the importance of tech hubs. the challenge is how do we in otherch hubs parts of the country? it requires a commitment from tech companies to try to expand, grants, economic development in those areas, could limit to training and education, not only for graduate degrees, but practical vocational skills. merrick college has a cyber security program. we know there are 220 thousand unfilled jobs in cyber security that you not require a college degree. how do we take that program and do that across the country? who are your constituents? what do they do for a living? rep. khanna: the district is in the heart of silicon valley, apple, google, tesla, there are a lot of folks that work in tech. one myth it is it is all tech. 2

i wrote a book at how to bring advanced manufacturing jobs in economics at stanford, so really thinking about how we deal with automation in globalization and how do we create these jobs of the future for everybody. >> what do you do on that? how are you going to accomplish that? >> for every tech job it has a multiplier effect of almost four of their jobs. rico were ready, has shown the importance of these tax cuts and the challenge is how do we create the tech of not just in the cities, but in other parts of the country and it requires a commitment on tech companies to expand in these areas. they require screens in economic development in this area is an commitment to training and education. not just graduate degrees, but also vocational skills. we know that there are about 220,000 unfilled jobs. they don't require a college degree. if you turn 75 and $80,000. undertake the program to do that across the country? >> describe your district. who are your constituents? what if they do for a living? >> you've got apple, google, intel, yahoo!, thai side. of course a lot of folks were contac