the report claims stanford's infection rate is the worst among seven bay-area teaching hospitals. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson live in palo alto with those details. tiffany? >> reporter: yes, hi, reggie. the union president says the infection rate here at stanford isn't just bad in comparison to other bay-area hospital, it's actually among the lowest 25% of hospitals across the united states. >> i'm here today because i care about the patient safety. >> reporter: he's part of the workers union that says stanford has a higher infection rate than several other teaching hospitals. >> stanford is supposed to be a world renowned hospital, just shocking. >> reporter: they attribute the high infection rate for understaffing and lack of training for house keepers. >> on a day-to-day basis, it seems like it's kind of a factory mentality. patients are pushed in, pushed out. everybody is rush, rush, rush. we short-staffed. housekeepers aren't given enough time to clean rooms. >> reporter: according to it the union, stanford scored far worse than the national benchmark for patients acqu

it reduced payments to stanford in two of the last five years.er university medical center says the union provided information is outdated and bargaining tactic as it negotiates union contracts. >> the data that is being presented by seiu is, in fact, not current and does misrepresent the current situation here at stanford health care. >> reporter: in a statement provided by stanford health care, they say a number of efforts have helped reduce their infection rate since 2013, and that they are on pace for 2017 to beat the national average. at stanford university medical center, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> an innovative new genetic test could help determine your best treatment option if you get breast cancer. mama print looks at gene patterns. if the genes are active it indicates an aggressive tumor. if the genes are calm then the tumor is growing slowly. "good morning america" contributor dr. jennifer ashton says treatment could then be customized for each patient. >> they found that this test could accurately place those women in the appropria

we do expect that from a world class institution like stanford. >> the union is currently in contract negotiations with the hospital, and stanford healthcare officials say the information the union presented is inaccurate and outdated. >> we are actually very proud of our safety record here at stanford, and in 2017, our employee safety data exceeds the average for the state of california. >> stanford healthcare officials say the safety of patients and employees is their top priority and they plan to continue good faith negotiations with the unions. >>> governor jerry brown is taking another shot at trying to extend the state's "cap and trade" agreement. the current agreement is set to expire in 2020. kpix 5's sandra osborne reports from a san jose apartment complex where the "cap and trade" money is being used. >> reporter: you can see the dollars from this agreement hard at work right behind me. take a look at these apartments. they help out the low-income families and some special needs families, including the chronically homeless. and it's partially paid for by "cap and trade" doll

then came teaching positions at princeton, and teenly stanford and -- eventually stanford. in 2014 she was awarded the fields medal for her work on complex geometry. in a statement the president of stanford said she's gone far too soon, but her impact lives on for the thousands of women she inspired to pursue mathematics and science. >> stanford is planning a memorial in the fall when students and faculty return to the campus. andrea borba, kpix 5. >>> a big scare at the sunnyvale police headquarters today. three rocket grenades were brought into the police station today. the people who brought them in found them in their garage, and didn't know how to dispose of them. officers were forced to evacuate the building, and call in the bomb squad to make sure the weapons wouldn't explode. >> they determined the devices were inert, didn't contain explosive material. they took them in the lobby, and brought them to the front part of headquarters and disassembled them and found they were inert. >> if you come across potentially dangerous weapons for explosives like these, leave the

they are predicting stanford will finish number two and stanford's first game is august 26 against arise and they will -- against rice in sydney australia. >>> we have a balanced report about college football and sal may want to be chiming in with another college football team around here. >> are you talking about the california golden bears? >> i am. i am more interested about down south but what is the football team looking like this year? >> i am optimistic because they have some good new kids and i won't bore you with the details. we do have a new coach, so feeling good. >>> good morning everybody. westbound 580 this morning at the tracy triangle, traffic moving along okay. a little bit of slowing at 205 and 580 as you continue to the altamont pass. through livermore and pleasanton not a bad commute. we do have early morning slowing on 880 north and southbound, they are picking up the roadwork we are seeing on 880 south at 23rd. one of the photographers at the scene said they could be picking up those cones soon which is good news. as a matter fact, let's go ahead and here we go. bri

a sexual assault was reported at stanford university.(grant) and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports... investigators say the victim knew her attacker. (philippe) as word swirled across stanford university friday... that a woman was sexually assaulted the night before...mary/student- "i am definitely concerned -- i think it's a problem." some students say the most unnerving part of this case... is that the stanford department of public safety says the victim and her alleged assaulter know each other.sarah wang/student- "in our normal impression, like, you will run into danger with someone you don't know and that is how we prepare ourselves and how we guard ourselves against this kind of danger. but once the danger might come from someone you might know or someone you, uh, understand or like a friend, just make the protection more and more difficult." similar to the rape reported here on wednesday last week... the department of public safety says this most recent incident... happened here on the west side of campus -- in student housi

cesar --se da a conocer otro crimen perturbador de ndole sexual en el campus de la universidad de stanford. blanca ---asi es... la policia esta investigando el reporte de una violacion en los dormitorios, a continuacion, lo que se sabe de la victima y el sospechoso. pkg banner pkg nat sound de estudiantes sin mostrar caras ---el departamento de seguridad publica de la universidad de stanford notifco sobre una violacion a una de sus estudiantes que reside en los dormitorios del lado oeste del campus. --el incidente ocurrio el miercoles aproximadamente a la una y media de la maÑana, y presuntamente la victima y el sospechoso eran conocidos. --la victima de quien no se dio a conocer su nombre para proteger su identidad, describio al sospechoso como un hombre afroamericano de tez clara, 6 pies 3 pulgadas, de algunos 53 aÑos, y 180 libras de peso. ---ningun arresto se ha realizado hasta este momento y las autoridades no quisieron dar mas detalles por que dijeron que no quieren poner en peligro o riesgo las averiguaciones. --de acuerdo con las ultimas estadisticas disponibles de la universidad d

you went to business school at stanford. how did you pick stanford for a business school?l: it was and is a good school. i got admitted. david you got admitted. there was a class on entrepreneurship? phil: the professor was a dynamic professor and inspirational professor, and he had me write a term paper and you were supposed to attach yourself to a small business in the bay area or make up a small business. and he said, make sure you write about something you know, so most of my classmates wrote about some electronics project, which was beyond me, but i remembered my old track coach playing with shoes. and i was one of the guinea pigs, so i was aware of the process, and it did not make sense to me at the time that running shoes should be made in germany, which were dominating world markets, so i said they should be made in japan and maybe japan can do to german shoes with they did to german cameras. that was the premise. i worked pretty hard on the paper, and the professor liked it. david: did you get an a on it? phil: i did. david: then you graduated. despite this great

you went to business school at stanford. did you pick stanford for a place to go to business school? phil: it was and is a good school. i got admitted. david: so you got admitted, and the class you had there was on entrepreneurship? phil: yeah, the professor was really a dynamic professor and inspirational professor, and he had me write a term paper, which was most of for two or grade would be, and you were supposed to attach yourself to a small business in the bay area or make up a small business, and he said, make sure you write about something you know. so most of my classmates wrote about some electronics project, which was beyond me. but i remember my old track coach playing with shoes, and i was one of the guinea pigs of the shoes he played with, so i was quite aware of the process, and it did not make sense to me at the time that running shoes should be made in germany, which were dominating the world's markets. so i said they should be made in japan, and maybe japan can do to german shoes what japan did to german cam

he went to business school at stanford. how did you happen to pick stanford? phil: it was and is a good school. admitted.you got the class that you had there, there was a class on entrepreneurship area -- entrepreneurship. phil: the professor had you write a paper, which was your term paper, you were supposed to attach yourself to a small business in the bay area or make up a small business. he said make sure you write about something you know. most of the classmates wrote about tech -- was quite aware of the process. it did not make sense to be at the time that running shoes would be made in germany, which was dominating the world markets area -- markets. that was the premise. i worked hard on the paper and the professor liked it. david: did you get an a on it? phil: i did. .avid: so then you graduated despite this paper, no shoe company hired you. you would back to your home and you became an accountant. is that right? is that exciting for you to be an accountant? did not plan to be an accounted for 15 years -- an accounted for 15 years. i talked to a lot of

you went to business school at stanford. how did you pick stanford for a business goal?hil: it was and is a good school. i got admitted. david: so you got admitted, and there was a class on entrepreneurship? phil: yeah, the professor was really a dynamic professor and inspirational professor, and he had me write a term paper and you were supposed to attach yourself to a small business in the bay area or make up a small business, and he said, make sure you write about something you know, so most of my classmates wrote about some electronics project, which was beyond me, but i remembered my old track coach playing with shoes, and i was one of the guinea pigs of the shoes he played with, so i was quite aware of the process, and it did not make sense to me at the time that running shoes should be made in germany, which were dominating the world's markets, so i said they should be made in japan, and maybe japan can do to german shoes what japan did to german cameras. so that was the premise. i worked pretty hard on the paper, and the professor liked it. david: did you get an

. >>> new this morning big news from stanford. we are learning about a rape that was reported at a student housing complex on the stanford campus. >>> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live from the university this morning to explain what happened. kris? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. it seems stanford police know who the suspected rapist is because the victim knows him and it happened yesterday evening. it happened about 1:30 in the morning, though, on tuesday morning. police say the victim and the suspect are acquaintances but didn't say why they were together nor why the 53-year-old man is under arrest at this point, only that they are investigating. if you know anything about that situation stanford police want to hear from you. according to the latest stanford university statistics available there were 39 reported sexual offenses reported on campus. 25 of which happened in student residences. only one of those reports was considered unfounded. the latest numbers available are from 2015. now you can

don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. you know what i could go for right hmmm some sweet barbeque. ...or spicy! crave van! here, try my new barbeque bacon cheeseburger and chicken sandwich with your choice of sweet or spicy barbeque sauce. you crave it, we serve it. crave van! police at stanford identified a person of interest wanted ed for me. >> the suspect and victim you each other. there is no threat to the public. this attack happened yesterday morning. this is the ongoing investigation. >>reporter: students and staff were sent an email alert letting them know about the attack yesterday. she said she was raped by someone she knew. an acquaintance. they have identified her attacker but they are not releasing his name publicly. this happened early yesterday morning when authorities they the 53-year-old man sexually assaulted the woman inside a student residence hall on the west side of campus. it was at about 1:30 am wednesday. the department of public safety is not saying whether the victim is a student. the crime stu

all three are now at stanford hospital, and that's where abc 7 news reporter lonnie riviera is live tonighth the story you'll only see on abc 7. lonnie. >> reporter: yes, kate. we're hearing that they launched the boat from fremont. we're also hearing it was two adults and one child. all of them brought here, treated for hypothermia. they're going to be okay, we're hearing, but they're being checked out for any further injuries. >> a coast guard chopper lifted one boater who was stranded in the choppy, chilly bay water near cooley landing in east palo alto. once it landed, one victim gave officials a thumbs up. menlo park fire and other emergency officials responded to the call saturday evening. >> i saw all the fire trucks coming in. the police, and i saw them wheeling in this strange boat. >> once they reached the open water and wind and the wind waves started coming in immediately into the boat and capsized their boat. >> as the coast guard chopper carried all three victims to shore, a friend in a kayak helped too. >> basically the three victims that were in the water held on to the kaya

or her age but the department of public safety at stanford is investigating what happened. the university has faced criticism in the past for the handling of the sexual assault allegations by the students and stanford was put in the spotlight last year after a former student, brock turner, the swimmer at the university convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside of the campus party. he eventually served three months in jail. the university has said in the past they are working hard to address the issue of sexual violence on campus and we are hoping to get more information about the incident that took place early yesterday morning from the university officials at some point later today. back to you for now. >> we will stay on top of that story today. >>> the police in antioch are searching for four man that robbed jewelry store yesterday in a smash-and-grab robbery at the summersville towncenter. the robbers described as disguised as construction workers and they burst in, waving a gun and using hammers to smash the display cases and they stole an undisclos

stanford for his duty, his selfless service and his sacrifice to our great nation. stanford was a native of gat ston, alabama, and he lost his life on the u.s.s. benington. i'm honored to recognize private first class stanford this morning who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. stanford attended gatson high school in alabama before enlisting in the united states marine corps on february 21, 1953. after completing basic training at paris island, south carolina, he was assigned to he u.s.s. benington in june, 1953. on may 26, 1954, the urment s.s. benington was selling -- u.s.s. benington was selling off the coast when hydraulic fluid from a ford calt put caught fire. it -- catapult caught fire. t resulted in over 200 casualties, including 103 sailors and marines who lost their life that day. on may 28, 1954, private first class james stanford, at just 20 years old, succumbed to his critical burn wounds and passed away at new port naval hospital -- newport naval hospital in rhode island. by his side were his wife, the former lou moore, and his

it seems stanford university police know who the suspect is. they say that the victim knew him and that it happened, as you said, in one of the campus residence halls. now stanford police say the sexual assault was reported around 1:30 yesterday morning and, again, they do know where it happened. they were acquaintances, the victim and suspect, but police did not say why they were together. we can tell you that it is a 53-year-old man we're talking about. now according to the latest statistics available from stanford university there have been a number of sexual assaults on campus, some high-profile, as you know. there were 39 reported sex offenses on campus. 25 of which happened in student residences. only one of those overall cases was found to be unfounded. now you can find a link to those statistics if you want to see them for yourself in my twitter feed. i'm posting resources for sexual assault victims, whether it happens on a campus or anywhere else. at stanford university, kris sanch sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> 5:05 right now. devel

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a troubling allegation on the stanford campus after a second woman is attacked. a story in the south bay. police investigating the discovery of a body. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeny. investigators are searching for clues tonight after a gruesome discovery. a man's body was found at the corner of winsor street, just east of main street. tom? >> reporter: terry, yeah, police are saying very little right now other than what you said. this was the body of a male adult found in this parking lot right here. police are still on the scene. they have been on the scene all night and all day today. i was able to talk to a man who lives next to this parking lot and he has a trailer connected to this parking lot. this is what he told us and what we know from police. police were called to the scene hear after someone called 911 and said they found the body of a man here. that was about 1:00 in the morning. and that man who lives around works right hearsay police questioned him early this morning. he didn't know anything but he said he's seen and hea

the stanford department of public safety is not saying whether the victim is a student. the crime certainly has stunned those staying here on campus for the summer classes.>> it is shopping. -- shocking. we get alerts from time to time quite often but nothing this serious. >> reporter: stanford has faced criticism in the past for the handling of the sexual assault allegations by students and last year rocks -- brought turner convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside of the campus fraternity party in served three months in jail, a sentence that many critics viewed as too lenient. asked the attack on campus, the stanford department of safety is continuing to investigate and they have identified the person of interest in connection with this attack. they are hoping to make an arrest soon. from stanford, alex savidge, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and republicans continue to debate over how to replace the affordable care act and repeal it and john mccain cancer diagnosis is been announced, and president trump says what congress needs to do to get the healthcare bi

she was born in iran and joined stanford in 2008. she's survived by her husband and daughter. >>> we have continuing coverage of her life, go to our website on nbcbayarea.com. we posted her in-depth look of her contributions to the world of math and her life on our website. >>> you can see the plane's tail high in the air. rema remarkablely the pilot suffers minor injuries. >>> a dangerous delivery, the sunnyvale department of public safety was evacuated yesterday after residence brought in a box full of explosives. a box containing three hand grenades dating back to world war ii. police evacuated the building as a precaution and they assessed the ammunition >> we called the bomb squad and they arrived within half an hour after we called them. they x-rayed the devices and determine if it was actually inert or explosive materials in the at the vicdevices. >> service was eventually restored. police say if you find something like this at your home, don't touch it. call 911 and officer wills come and help you take care of the ammo. much

on army now, a look at big data scientistwith a data who teaches organizational behavior at stanford university. he talked about the method he develop for him a person's individual personality traits based on their social media activities. and how this has been used in politics. this event took place at the department ince mountain view, california. it is just over one hour.

1-1. 88th minute, jordan morris, star at stanford, scores the game-winner. u.s. men's national team wins the gold cup 2-1. morris's twitter handle is jmosmooth13. i like the smooth. all-time great ejection here. eighth inning, marlins/rangers, tells bell tray to get in the circle. he drags the circle to where he is standing. that got him ejected. bell tray is likely a hall of famer. four hits away from 3,000. i thought it was crea

. >>> and you'll see a special honor for stanford universty. their former star athlete is going to present her al ma mat we are an unprecedented four capital one cup in women's athletics. that award recognizes the top division one program. stanford captured three national championships in volleyball, water polo, and swimming and diving. it comes with a $200,000 donation in student athlete scholarships. >>> abc 7 sports director larry biel will be live, look for his live reports on abc7 news at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. and of course watch them tonight at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >> pretty cool to see stanford getting awarded. >> that is nice. it'll be fun to see those live reports too later today. >> they tend to do well in a cup every year, even when they don't win it in the academics, can't go wrong there. >> they're all impressive. >> they're good, yeah. pretty good school, i must say. >>> all right. let's talk about some weather out there. we talked the coast, issues there, by the time the heat gets here, hopefully those will be waning.

. >>> a stanford professors who was the winner of a press tinge us math award died. she had been battling breast cancer. mirzakhani won the fields medal back in 2014 for work on complex geometry and complex systems. it's considered the mathematics equivalent of the nobel prize. mirzakhani was born in iran, joined stanford in 2008 survived by her husband and daughter. continuing coverage of the life and accomplishments of marian mirzakhani head to the website. as we post-ed an in-depth look at her contribution attention to math and the stanford community. >>> one of the new faces of nbc news paid a visit to the bay area. megyn kelly sat down with lig wagner to discuss her show, sunday night with megyn kelly. the so-called bro skurlt at companies. >> you've got the male vcs the most part considering whether or not to fund the businesses being started by female entrepreneurs. the women are asking for something from the men. and the men the, some of them want something kpla from the women in return. and it's amazing that in 2017 america you still do have to say, you may

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stanford is not saying if the victim is in fact a student here at stanford but of course in the pastrsity has faced some criticism for the handling of sexual assault allegations made by students and of course last year stanford was put into the spotlight after former student and stand out swimmer brock turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside of a campus fraternity party. he wound up serving a three month sentence in jail. it was a sentence that drew quite a bit of criticism from many in the community. tunes and staff here on stanford campus, we understand they were all sent an e-mail alert, about the fact it happened yesterday morning and the department of public safety continuing to investigate this attack. we understand the attacker in this case, remains on the loose this morning, but other than that, police are releasing very few details about this investigation gasia. >> thank you. >>> it take flight again today, and it is over -- ktvu join us live from reed hill view airport with more about program. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. ha

don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford.usic] >> dave. >> i'm with you. >> booker t and the mgs. >> absolutely. and this song was requested by a couple of people. i didn't put them up on the screen. i want to that's correct tom in berkeley for requesting the sign and lila from san jose. the theme is songs that are about food or have food in the title. send me a song. hashtag it on twitter, facebook or instagram. >> wow. booker t and the mgs. love it. >>> all right. they're nervous around santa barbara beaches. two aggressive shark attacks. >> yeah. shark warning signs have been posted and swimming is banned until at least tomorrow. one of the people attacked says he is lucky to be alive after a shark came out of nowhere while he was kayaking. >> yikes. >> it bit his kayak, knocked him into the water. he managed to get back into the kayak and he paddled to a nearby boat. >> it grabbed on. i didn't see it coming or anything. just bit on the side of the kayak like that. it drove me sideways two or three feet, flipped me over. w

don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. you know what i could go for right hmmm some sweet barbeque. ...or spicy! crave van! here, try my new barbeque bacon cheeseburger and chicken sandwich with your choice of sweet or spicy barbeque sauce. you crave it, we serve it. crave van! >>> nine people including nine are dead in arizona and two others are missing. authorities responded near payson, arizona. 14 people have gathered at the east verde river on a day of swimming when they were swept away by sudden floodwaters. the victims range in age from 2 to 60. four people were rescued. they had experienced heavy rains, which set off the flash floods. >>> an unidentified american has been sentenced to 10 years in an iranian jail. iran's judiciary says only they sentenced the american for allegedly infiltrating the country. the convicted american's identity has not been released, but the spokesman said the person was a dual national holding the american citizenship and that of another country. >>> president trump's approval rating h

summer things are heating up on the wta time to play when the us open series hits stanford... for theank of the west classic, join the celebration of summer. where the action off the court, is just as hot as the action on it. july 31st through august 6th join us monday, july 31st for net generation kids' day. the ultimate family tennis experience! don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. >>> we're getting our first look at never-before-seen photographs of princess diana with her 2 sons. the photos show a warm side of diana. the photos appear in an upcoming documentary entitled, diana, our mother, her life and legacy. >> it's the most the 2 of us have ever spoken about her as a mother. >> it's scheduled to air on monday on british tv and hbo. the film marks the 20th anniversary of princess diana's death. in the documentary, william and harry recall the sad memory of phoning their mom on the day she died. they rushed through the call, and it stick still weighs heavily on them. the executive producer says it tells the story of her life through the perspective of her friend and f

don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. >>> welcome back.ports and one of the favorite, golf.>> golf would be better if it was hockey.>> this is one of the four majors and not to mention the three americans sit atop the leader board of round one of the british open. the 146 open. that is not the liverpool. a bird that is a hawk keeping the pigeons away. i think the giants can take a tip. keep them away from the park. he was an alternate and found out yesterday he would play and to under three strokes off the leash. the shot of the day. charlie hoffman has the first hole. you know it is going on from the rough to the end of the cup . is 67 and two strokes back. the leader is george and the biggest name in golf these days. the pretty put on at 14 and he is five under in the bunker. the ball goes in and matt kuchar is the leader at -5. pablo sandoval is in route to the bay area. if you happen to see him we would love confirmation but according to report he will take a physical and once he clears the waiver he will sign a minor-league deal with

[applause] >> so here is a small bit of stanford swag, which is fear the nerds. [laughing] and that you should nerd up. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> all the time i grew up being a nerd, i had glasses this thick. [laughing] i was called names by my friends for being a computer had. take pride in being nerds. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> we are so grateful. [applause] >> c-span where history unfolds a daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable-television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> with the u.s. senate in recess for its july for the break booktv in prime time is on c-span2 each night this week. tonight language and communication. >> now a discussion on humanitarian crisis in south sudan and efforts to aid the african country to build peace there from the center for strategic and international studies in washington, this is one hour.

los altos hills is 59 and 60 for stanford. west southwest with the wind at 23 in gusting up to 30 for the strong delta breeze. a lot of monsoon moisture in southern california and arizona with thunderstorms over the sierra. for us sunshine and warm temperatures from 60s to near 100.>>> it is 5:00. >>> we have a pretty big backup and you can see on the map the backup is growing and it could be up to the downtown as we take a look. i will say that the detour is still there on 880 and people are being taken off the freeway and getting on at 29th. there is a lot of traffic in the morning and people don't realize how much until you get caught in this backup. to avoid this use eastbound 580 instead of southbound 880. westbound 580 is slow at the altamont pass into livermore, slow on tool five as well but getting better from livermore into dublin. 880 northbound looks okay up to the toll plaza and the bay bridge is moderate. it is 5:01 am. >>> a warning you need to know about if you are heading to the beach, christien kafton is at th

stanford kicks off at the end of august in australia. cal played hawaii last year. i would be willing to go back if they want to send me. today, the new preseason poll shows stanford is favored to be second behind washington. cal bringing up the rear. i guess you could say they are down under, as well. but the head coach justin wilcox rebuilding the program. >> brand new way of doing things across the board. and they've really attacked it. that's probably -- it's been a challenge, because everything is new for them and for us. but it's been really rewarding and i think it speaks to our players. >> this story is crazy. wide receiver julio jones went jet skiing, wearing $100,000 earrings and lost one. so he hired a dive team to scour the lake for his lost bling. ama, this is why i always remove my bling prior to jumping in the water for any wanany water spor because i don't have a dive team. >> you don't? >> you just got to make do. >> that's sports. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13 for the first time in american team has modified a human embryo in the l

court justice talks to a group of stanford law about her personal and professional life and the importance of education. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> you have touched my heart, thank you. >> i think he could see we are excited to host you. i am excited to be here. it is really a lovely place and a wonderful university. you guys did a good job getting care. [laughter] >> before you started let's go over the run of the show. i will talk with the justice for about 15 to 20 minutes. then she will go into the audience and take questions that students and staff submitted in the lottery process. we have selected a few for the justice to answer and she will make her way through the audience herself and come back on stage for a few minutes at the end. i will call on students and the justice will take their questions. seeice sotomayor: you will men and women with things in their ears. they are my marshals. they are here to protect me from myself. [laughter] justice bolick: -- justice sotomayor: they don't like me going out into the audience but i don't give the much choice ok.

stanford's department of public safety is not saying if the victim is a student at stanford. the crime has startled those who are staying on campus for summer classes. >> it's shocking. i mean, we get alerts from time to time quite often but nothing as serious as this. >> stanford has faced criticism in the past for its handling of sexual assault allegation by students. last year former student brock turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside of a campus party. he served three months in jail, sentence critics viewed as very lenient. as for yesterday's attacks, the department of public safety is continuing to investigate and authorities say they are hoping to make an arrest soon. >>> in oakland, san leandro and hayward there have been a rash of car break-ins at bart parking lots. that sin creasing the work load on patrols and detectives. >> reporter: there have been reports that there was a rash of car burglaries at bart lots in the east bay. well, there have been some burglaries but let's put it in perspective. >> we have individuals that prey on

students from oakland and the peninsula are spending the week at stanford university. live now in the newsroom with a peak inside this camp that prepares these kids for higher education. >> good evening, we should know we're talking about 5th and 6th graders. here's something to keep in mind. i don't even remember learning half of the things they're experimenting with today. what i think makes a difference in learning is how the material is taught. >> they are bonded together using molecules. >> this isn't your average science camp. sure there's lab experiments, but these classes are more engaging and exciting. according to the kids of course. >> it has almost turned into a big thing of goo. >> this is the six-year science in the city has created a week long program at the stanford university campus. >> one thing i really like is when we get to hook up wires and we learned about circuits and we were able to play piano with marshmallows. >> until now marshmallows were only for eating and these red cups were mostly used for drinking or stacking. for today's lessons those

don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. >>> good morning, america. breaking news, a massive blow overnight to the republican plan to repeal the affordable care act. senator john mccain casting the deciding vote to kill the new bill, as he crosses party lines. >> so now, mr. president, it's time to move on. >> the president fired up over the results, saying, let obamacare implode. >>> open warfare in the white house. president trump presides over a west wing in chaos. his new communications director launches a profanity-laced tirade against the chief of staff. trump's inner circle now in turmoil. >>> new details about that state fair tragedy. inspectors checking the ride just hours before this fatal accident. the investigation right now as rides like this shut down across

. >>> stanford police investigating another sexual assault. investigators say it happened thursday night on the west side of campus and that the victim knew her attacker. this is the second time a woman has been attacked on the west side of campus in the past couple weeks. last week, stanford issued an alert after a rape was reported inside student housing. though wo no word yet on any arrests in that investigation. >>> new at 11:00, a show of force by north korea. how president trump is reacting on twitter. >>> plus hundreds of people forced to run after a massive fire breaks out. >>> and texting and walking can be dangerous, but it's not illegal in one major u.s. city. how people there are reacting. >>> right now, misty skies and fog around san francisco at 62 degrees, clear for now in san jose. one of the spots will have a chance of climbing tomorrow. more on the heat wave and a chance of thunder in the forecast when we come back. >>> new video at 11:00, thousands of people forced to evacuate an outdoor music festival in barcelona spain bec

had you pick stanford?> it was and is a good school. >> you got admitted and there was a class on entrepreneurship. >> the professor was really a dynamic repressor. and he had you write a paper which is mostly what your grade would be and you are supposed to attach yourself to a small business in the bay area or make up a small business. he said to make sure you write about something you know. the electronics project was beyond me. i was one of the guinea pigs. i was quite aware of the process. it didn't make sense to me at the time that running shoes should be made in germany, which were dominating the world market. maybe japan can do to german shoes which abandoned to german cameras. so that was the premise. i worked hard on the paper and the professor liked it. >> you graduated and despite this great paper, no shoe company hired you. and you didn't have the big silicon valley venture capital. he went back to your home and you became an accountant. with that exciting for you to be an accountant? >> i didn

his sentencing of a stanford swimmer lead to outrage. why he's reemping out today. >>> the big deal over a small road. a lot of money and patience is paying off. >>> the light at the end of the tunnel. a south bay passageway opens and hundreds turn out to celebrate. >>> we're in a pleasant summer pattern right now. i'll let you know if this will stick around through the fourth of july, coming up. >>> the free day at the >>> come monday, all of road will be opened to traffic. a huge sink hole formed there during last winter's storms. that's all but a memory >> reporter: for months residents have been detoured through this intersection. there was a sign that was removed. thankfully that's about to change. contractors are putting final touches on minor roads. it's walkable now but the thoroughfare hasn't seen traffic this six months. >> i'm really happy. >> i can't w until it opens back up because i like going on this road. >> it's been a long journey. >> reporter: take a look back. a january 10th storm left this huge sink hole. the rainy d