. -- stanford.>> reporter: stanford law professor showed off her pulled magazines and letters from her mailbox in the faculty law lounge and was making tea when her former student opened one of the letters.>>> she said this one the envelope has white powder in it. at first it did not register as she was telling me. and then i realized i needed to tell the authorities.>> reporter: they got powder on their hands causing concerns it was hazardous. they washed their hands several times and call stanford police. santa clara county hazmat teams shutdown to classrooms in the law school. tested the powder and examined the note which contains a threat.>>> persky i am going to treat you like emily delp. let's see what kind of sentencing i get for being a rich white male. in a statement officials say the entered powder poses no health concern. and that threads and send it to silence members of the community are unacceptable. persky is facing a recall effort fueled by what some say was leniency and the sentencing of brock turner. the former stanford >>> at six months in jail for sexual assault spe

kit though is live at stanford to explain this. it?eporter: we are hearing that some of the freshman attending have never kissed anyone before but are hoping to change that. this is happening with the school's blessing. the administration has sanctioned the event and they are trying to be sensitive to the national conversation happening about sexual miss conversation -- sexual misconduct and assault. they will meet under the quad under a full moon. and kiss more than a few strangers. it's called full moon on the quad. it's also been described as interclass kissing. >> whatsit like to kiss a stranger? [ laughter ] >> i would say it's a lot of excitement. >> reporter: the junior class president and the main organizers say -- say the #metoo movement, the times up movement, and the sexual assault cases have heightened awareness around the event and help shape the recent changes. chief among them, participants will exchange white roses. they will also have a focus once again on getting affirmative consent before proceeding. >> the notion is

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at stanford, katie >>> a mountain lion cub has a new home after being badly burned.ered burns to all four of his paws. veterinarians covered his burnt feet with sterile tilapia >> we didn't feel that that was the responsible thing to do if this situation, we knew we could treat him and manage his pain. >> charlie lives in a pen next to a female. >>> a florida man says his air buds blew up. he says he took them out of his ears and by the time he got back, they had exploded. apple is investigating the incident. >>> facebook is investigating a down button to hide comments. not to be confused with a dislike button. you certainly don't need to hide from the weather. it has been more than pleasant. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> the one thing we really need is rain. all we saw today was record warmth. this was the ninth straight day. 80s, san jose livermore. 72 oakland. upp upper 70 oakland 72. all new reports for today. live doppler 7 showing you the absence of rain. what we are looking at is a system over the pacific northwest. we will see the winds coming ou

stanford professor studied low carb versus low fat and results are in. katie marzullo with the story. >> reporter: asked patrons in palo alto about diet. >> i think i kind of figured out for myself. quantity, number one, and i think eating whole foods. >> experimented with different diets, aspirational vegetarian. >> reporter: what if you didn't have to experiment? >> comparing low fat and low carb not to see which was best diet but which was best for whom. >> reporter: professor of medicine at stanford. 600 people, 300 on low carb and 300 on low fat diet, hoped to predict who would lose most weight based on genetics and metabolism. one year later, answer. >> hypothesis wasn't supported. thought would get rich. have this test and take it to tell you diet to lose weight. >> reporter: not struck gold but research did shed light on the issue of dieting and hunger. >> some people got more satiated on whole grains and some more satiated on good healthy fats. maybe that's the next level of personalization. >> reporter: in the end said might not be one factor b

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stanford professor studied low carb versus low fat and results are in. marzullo with the story. >> reporter: asked patrons in palo alto about diet. >> i think i kind of figured out for myself. quantity, number one, and i think eating whole foods. >> experimented with different diets, aspirational vegetarian. >> reporter: what if you didn't have to experiment? >> comparing low fat and low carb not to see which was best diet but which was best for whom. >> reporter: professor of medicine at stanford. 600 people, 300 on low carb and 300 on low fat diet, hoped to predict who would lose most weight based on genetics and metabolism. one year later, answer. >> hypothesis wasn't supported. thought would get rich. have this test and take it to tell you diet to lose weight. >> reporter: not struck gold but research did shed light on the issue of dieting and hunger. >> some people got more satiated on whole grains and some more satiated on good healthy fats. maybe that's the next level of personalization. >> reporter: in the end said might not be one factor but a s

white powder, why a stanford law professor thinks she was targeted next. now at 11.. at least 17 people killed at this high school in florida. tonight: >>> this is just absolutely pure evil. >> now at 11:00 at least 17 people killed at this high school in florida. and tonight the murderous rampage and the teenage suspect. good evening. >> in addition to the 17 killed more than a dozen others were hurt. the suspected gunman a former student expelled for disciplinary rvenlts tonight investigators describe his social media accounts as quote very disturbing. the school is located in the fort lauderdale suburb of parkland, recently named florida's safest city. laura podesta is there tonight. >> reporter: the broward county sheriff says they've identified 12 of the 17 people killed in the shooting. the suspect 19-year-old nicholas cruz remains in police custody as officials work to determine his motive. the nightmare in marjory douglas stoneman high school in parkland, florida unfolded just as the school day was ending. police say the suspected gunman 19-year-old nicholas c

they said they were the stanford basketball team. >> they sat right next to him. love at first sight. slept with the ball every night. he slept there and snuggled with the ball. he was hanging onto the ball. >> it was like right then we knew there was going to be a relationship. >> reporter: that relationship has evolved into something truly remarkable. every time tai comes into town for medical treatment, he gets the royal treatment from the stanford players. >> he goes to practice. he goes to chemo. he goes to the team dinners and he goes to get his radiation. he gets his labs and he brings the team with him to get his lab. >> they are very inspiring. and unbelievable hanging out with these guys because they are huge giants. >> he's always cracking jokes, always teasing us. >> it always makes it more fun. whether it's playing one on one on him. it lightens the mood and it's a much better environment when he's out there. >> it's so amazing. they don't even realize how powerful the healing aspect has been for type. -- tai . >> reporter: most of the tumor was extra

. >> chris: stanford is a 79-year-old amateur paleontologist.about what he saw in the summer of 2012 after having lunch with his wife sheila who worked at the daughters space flight center. >> for my car about 90 feet away by spotted a smooth brown block sticking out. >> chris: when he says tracks, stanford is talking about dinosaur tracks. >> the largest track i've seen anywhere i think. they're making out years ago -- 110 million years ago and i thought this is a wonderful paradox. >> chris: stanford's excitement is understandable because he has been hunting dinosaur fossils and tracks for the last quarter century. and he's made hundreds of lines. >> 110, 112 million years ago. >> chris: one of them is in the smithsonian. >> the first hatchling that had never been found in the whole world. >> chris: but there was a problem with his latest discovery. the gotthard center was putting up a new building there so the excavated the 4 tons stone and made a fiberglass cast of it which stanford got to study in his basement. that's when the excitement re

that is part of the conversation last night at stanford. we will tell you about a visit from a controversial author. >>> san francisco police raid an illegal gambling operation. what they found near balboa park. >>> welcome back. police in el cerrito need your help to identify two suspects who broke into a house last week. they just released these photos from the homeowners surveillance video. these two men are accused of forcing their way into the back door about 1 pm on february 16 and stealing property. if you have any information call el cerrito police. >>> police a warning about a kidnapping scam. three virtual kidnappings were reported this month. police believe the extortion scheme have run out of prisons in mexico. the criminals insist the person stay on the phone while they wire ransom money. when he -- once the transfer is complete the caller hangs up. >>> the body of the reverend. billy graham will lie in on her. he died earlier this week at the age of 99. a private funeral service will be held on march 2 at the billy graham libr

. >>> a protest took place at stanford tonight, linked to the brock turner case. the former stafford swimmer made headlines for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman in 2015. he was sentenced to six months in jail. we look at what today's protests hoped to accomplish. >> you took away my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety. >> reporter: student protesters at stanford gathered at the spot where the woman known as emily doe was assaulted back in 2015. and read passages from her letter to the court. there were plans to install a plaque here. but the university refused to use the quotes that doe requested. >> stanford decided to take away her voice and rewrite the story in a way it saw as convenient. >> reporter: the university chose different quotes from the letter, including one that said, i'm okay. everything is okay. okay, everything is okay, it's - completely out of context. this is about a rape, not, you know, a "b" on a test. >> reporter: after brock turner and emily doe left that frat house, this spot became a crime scene. since then, the unive

the law school here at stanford is back open. reporting live at stanford, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> okay. a push alert on breaking news stories right after they happened. sign up for breaking updates through our free nbc bay area app. >>> we have an update from breaking news we brought you yesterday. ten students in san francisco were taken to the hospital after ingesting something. we have confirmed it was edible marijuana. a container labeled medical can bass was confiscated. all the kids are expected to be be okay. >>> okay. excitement, drama, and now some controversy. these olympics has it all. you can see the cauldron burning bright. the san francisco radio personality is out of a job after making sexually explicit comments about chloe kim. patrick connor apologized after calling kim a hot little piece of -- use your imagination on sirius xm airwaves tuesday. action was swift, so too was the action from his employers. he is no longer with the company. equal rights advocates worry about the impact it will have on y

stanford upset the ducks 78-65. cal women, not so lucky at oregon state. came up with a steal and oregon state won this by 68-48. pga stop in phoenix, par 3, 16. scottsdale. game 20,000 fans. move to the 18th, need thursday one to go. had to go for playoff. nailed it. so we have extra play against gr ry woodland. he missed it. he tapped in for the win. four straight week, a tournament has ended in a playoff. now something really different. let's put it this way. from the time i posted this story a few weeks ago, a quarter million people have seen it and/or shared it. check it out. >> any given night in san fris francisco or any given day, here at westlake center in daly city, you'll find multiple players sweating out this game with a funny name, tickle ball. >> so what happened? you get whacked? >> the name tickle ball. >> yeah, so the family who invented the game, one of the stories is that the dog was named pick will, so every time the ball would go off court, pickle would get the ball. >> right. >> they came up with the game in 1965. armando lee lost 22

cal down one, stanford goes on an 18-4 run. this is fingle for three.nna williams gets hit, she hit 26. stanford wins it 74-69. the sharks fighting for a playoff spot decimated by injuries. desperate for offense, all-star defense man brent burns moved up to play forward tonight against vancouver. burns played a season and a half as a forward for the sharks a couple years ago. they had to move him back to defense tonight because of another injury. second period, burns from the point, shoots and scores. his 10th of the year 2-0. he would assist in the third, a great shot pass to chris tierney on the doorstep for his 14th. sharks go on to win 4-1 your final. first round of the genesis open at riviera, jordan spieth shot even par 71 on the day. in trouble on 5, or maybe not so much trouble from the rough. just off the green. oh, his third on the par 4, 4 bird. tiger woods plus 17 on the day. that big swing goes right back into the rough. toni fee now leads at 5 under. monster jamb is coming to the oakland coliseum this weekend. raiders quarterback derek car

well, back mere a scare for the stanford law professor leading the recall effort against aaron persky who presided offer the brock turner trial. michelle daubert received a threat with a white powder. her the ob our reporter. >> the all clear was given to students and faculty at the stanford law school building after a professorer received a envelope contain as mysterious white substance along with a rape threat. one of the colleagues opened the letter in the office. >> i get threats on a regular basis. but this one was really escalating because it included the white powder and seems a more direct threat of violence. >> michelle dauber is leading efforts to recall aaron persky who presided over the brock turner trial. the person responsible are for the letter. >>> says she was going to treat her like emily dough. emily dough is the survivor of the assault by turner >> we're going to continue to stand with survivors of sexual assault. we're going to continue to procures the exactic process. >> stanford says the white powder has been investigated by county officials and found harmless.

persky sentenced the former stanford swimmer to six months in jail. he served just 3 months.with the recall vote set for june, dauber believes the tone of judge persky's campaign is inciting the terror.sot it is really inevitable when you attack someone on such deeply personal terms as they have been doing that it would lead to this kind of threatthe letter also contained about a tablespoon of white powder. the professor and her former student washed their hands. and said they never felt itchy or ill. a few rooms inside the law building were evacuated. the hazardous materials team determined the power was not dangerous. while she has gotten threats in the mail before, this one took it to the next level. sot justine: are you going to do anything differently now? absolutely not. we are going to go forward and not be intimidated (justine) the university sent out a note saying , stanford remains deeply concerned and is investigating. live on the stanford campus justine waldman kron 4 news. ((2shot))((steve)) today san francisco unified school officials co

. >>> a protest took place at stanford tonight, linked to the brock turner case. headlines for sexually mmer made assaulting an unconscious woman in 2015. he was sentenced to six months in jail. we look at what today's protests hoped to accomplish. >> you took away my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety. >> reporter: student protesters at stanford gathered at the spot where the woman known as emily doe was assaulted back in 2015. and read passages from her letter to the court. there were plans to install a plaque here. but the university refused to use the quotes that doe requested. >> stanford decided to take away her voice and rewrite the story in a way it saw as convenient. >> reporter: the university chose different quotes from the letter, including one that said, i'm okay. everything is okay. okay, everything is okay, it's - completely out of context. this is about a rape, not, you know, a "b" on a test. >> reporter: after brock turner and emily doe left that frat house, this spot became a crime scene. since then, the university has transformed i

williams had 14 but the big score for stanford was brittany make feed -- mcphee. stanford wins 78-65 to finish an oregon sweep. no such good fortune for cal at oregon state. a nice play for the bears. kiana smith with an easy hoop but this game was all oregon state. katie mcwilliams will drain a quarter three. oregon state by 20, 68-48. we do have the super bowl going on right now which is turning out to be a scoring bonanza. they first -- just finished the first quarter and it -- first- half and -- 3rd quarter. >> fly, eagles, fly.>> go pats go.>>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night. wow, sheldon, i cannot believe you made up your own game. oh, "research lab" is more than a game. it's like the slogan says: "the physics is theoretical, but the fun is real." we must not be playing it right. all right, five. one, two, three, four, five. oh, wow, look at that. my department of defense research grant is renewed. oh! great roll! now you can demolish your soviet-style cyclotron and build the large hadron collider. (joylessly): yay. you're a natural at th

diablo higher. >>> happening today, stanford students will gather to pressure the university to creatememorial plaque dedicated to brock burner sexual assault survivor. the university canceled plans to put the plaque on campus over an argument on what the quote would be on it. bob redell joins us live with why the university some ways are silencing the victim. >> reporter: good morning. the words of brock turner's victim emily doe they were so powerful they brought the issue of campus sexual assault into the national conversation. now, those words some of which were written in a victim impact statement and read in court were supposed to appear on a plaque on this spot in campus. this is where brock turner sexual assaulted emily doe as she lay unconscious behind a dumpster back in 2015. the university has removed that dumpster and created a quiet space with benches and a fountain. the university initially agreed to let the victim emily doe choose which passage would appear on the plaque but now the university chose a part of her statement that reads, quote, i'm okay, everything is okay.

. >> it was a college bar for stanford, in the days when there were no bars in palo alto. >> stanford football memorabilia is displayed on the wall, and that's not all, the walls have carvi carvings, many of them declarations of love. >> i dated a guy at stanford and we came here and he carved our initials on the booth. it's not the guy i ended up marrying, but -- >> jew >> reporter: july lie wanted to come before it opened. she brought her son and her grandchildren. >> a lump in my throat because i have distinct memories from high school. >> reporter: she knows it's difficult for her customers, but she couldn't come to an agreement with the landlord on the list. >> reporter: everybody wanted to come one more time, but they ran out of meat. people love it so much that they're still waiting in line. >> reporter: customers ordered pizza and sandwiches instead. a reunionon for friends, this is not just a place of memories, it's an institution that will soon be gone from the landscape on the peninsula. the o closes on march 7. >>> oakland is moving to evict a subway restaurant from jack l

stanford leading oregon state 12-0 from the gate. davis always seems to have something to do with things for the get him hustling. floor -- back to the hustling davis. who will score. he had a 12 point showing tonight. a nice play here. travis will wind up scoring again. taking into the bucket. 80-71. the cardinal 6-4.>>> the bears lost their ninth straight to oregon.>>> i cannot remember the quieter super bowl week leading up to the game on sunday. not the biggest news today. rob gronkowski will officially be back. he was undergoing the concussion protocol after he was injured in the game against the jaguars. he will be back and ready to go come sunday and that is good news for tom brady.>>> met us check this out. -- let us check this out.>>> his name is not benny hill. he was a spectator down there. it 24-year-old. he raced around in the nude for 24 minutes. scottsdale police apprehended him at the phoenix open and said they believe he was drunk.>>> we will be back with more. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class secur

stanford swimmer brock turner to a half year in jail for sexual assault. he served only three months. since leading the recall campaign she says she's received death threats and now this today. >> it was in an envelope filled with white powder. >> as well as a rape threat that read in part quote i'm going to treat you like emily doe, turner's victim. >> it could be a copy cat. >> soon after calling police they held a news conference about the powder threat and said there. >> the best thing for everyone would be if judge persky's campaign would stop using such personal attacks. >> you think this came from somebody on the persky side? >> no not at all. and the level of attacks they're engaging in against me is causing these kinds of people who would send these kinds of threats to feel empowered to do it. >> i believe she cannot point to one thing, one sentence, one word that the opposition to the recall has utilized that can be characterized hateful or violent. >> she believes todays threat was likely a fake as those who oppose the recall find more support m

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a stanford professor studied low carb versus low-fat. the results are in. katie marzullo has the story. >> we asked patrons at a cafe in palo alto about their diet. >> i figured out for myself, it's quantity, number one, and i think eating whole foods. >> i've experimented with different diets. i'm sort of an aspirational vegetarian. >> what if you didn't have to experiment? >> what we set out to study was comparing low-fat and low-carb, not to see which was the best diet but which diet was best for whom. >> he studied 600 e 300 on a low carb diet and 300 on a low-fat diet. he hoped to predict who would lose the most weight based on predisposing factors like jeannetgenetics tnd metabolism. >> the hypothesis wasn't supported. i thought i could get rich. i'd have to test and take my test and i'll tell you which diet to be on to lose weight. >> he may not have struck gold this time around, but his research shed light on the issue of dieting and hunger. >> some people got more satiated on whole grains and some on good healthy fats. maybe that's the next level o

and stanford holds on for a 74-69 win. that is their 70 straight win. >>> injuries to the sharks have opened the door for that man, bret burns to return to his former position. the sharks taking on the canucks at the tank. they hold on for a 4-1 win. remain in second place in the pacific division. not crunch time yet but it's getting there. martin jones 43 saves tonight. that ties his season high. >> timmy is throwing 93, i would sign him tonight. >> let timmy pitch.com. >> there you go. >> >>> "the late show with stephen colbert"

the promise some students want stanford to keep. to the university. >>> plus some big names coming to san jose to empower women. we investigate the difference between silicon valley salaries. >>> and right now taking a live look out on san francisco. beautiful way to start out this -- i love this shot. every time we show it. >> isn't that beautiful? >> yeah. there it is. san francisco. beautiful morning. thanks so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we see the same pictures sometimes but it's so nice here. >> i love that shot. >> it really is. got to love the bay area. "[j9=]9ñeck in with kari right usually love our bay area weather. >> it's going to be nicer when we get the sunrise and all of the colorful hues in the sky. another view of san francisco this morning and the transamerica pyramid, it is looking all clear, although we've seen light patchy fog in spots and temperatures near freezing in the north bay. it is so cold in some of our interior valleys, napa at 32 degrees, 29 in livermore, but i

. >>> happening today, stanford students will speak out for victims of sexual assault. they will meet where former student brock turner assaulted an unconscious woman behind a dumpster in 2015. stanford agreed last year to replace the dumpster with a proper memorial. today at 4:00 p.m. students will read empowering quotes from the victim's letter about the impact of that assault. they'll also discuss how the stanford community can fight against sexual violence. >>> usa swimming is cleaning house following accusations of widespread sexual abuse. susan was a director with a safe sport. it's a program tasked with investigating misconduct and was said to have an intimate relationship with a coach named sean hutchinson. who was the subject of a sexual abuse investigation but was later cleared. director pat hogan also resigned after an investigation reveal that usa swimming allowed sexually abusive coaches and officials to remain in the sport. >>> prince harry's bride-to-be targeted in a hate crime. just ahead, the items that were sent to the couple at st. james palace. >>> a

everything is okay. >> stanford wanted to say it's okay, everything's okay.pletely out of context. this is about a rape, not a "b" on a test. >> reporter: shortly after turner and doe left that frat house, this bim a criecame a cr scene, protesters say this does not reflect the truth of what happened here. it has not been revealed what words doe wanted in a length statement, a representative said, ms. doe's representatives had proposed two quotes that the university could not accept. they were insistent with a concontempla concontemplative. >>> prosecutors have charged new charges against the riverside couple accused of beating and killing heir children. they will at least face three additional charges. louis turpin also faced a felony assault child. they already face 75 counts for abusing their children for decades. if convicted they could face 94 years in prison. >>> about oakland city official says arson may be the blame for an abandoned library. sky 7 was on the scene as flames consumed the building on miller avenue yesterday afternoon. the property has b

stanford football memory bealia is displayed. the the wood tables and carvings have declarations of love. >> i date add guy in stanford we came here and he carved our initials on the boot. it's not the guy i ended up marrying. >> judy wanted to come to the o before it closes. they she came with her husband who was quick to hand her a pocket knife. >> the owner knows it's difficult for the customers. it was for her too but couldn't come to an agreement with the landlord on the lease. >> this is history here. i mean, the tables covered with history. and it's just a nice warm funky place you feel comfortable eating in. >> it's so popular with people wanting to come here one last time that the kitchen ran out of meat. a delivery is on the way but people love it so much that they're still waiting in line. >> we have a delivery coming. so we're counting the minutes. so we're just doing the best we can. >> >> reporter: commerce ordered pizza and sandwiches instead. in the beer garden a reunion of old friends. a bittersweet time. this is

. >> those remarks were at stanford's hoover speaker institute last night. he criticized cylinder i convalley for being a, quote, one party state. the pay pal co-founder was the only major silicon valley figure to back the president. >>> tomorrow is the day that beer lovers wait for and then they get in line for. russian river brewing company is expected to release pliny the younger. this is the 14th year for the brewer's triple pale ale and it's expected to bring thousands of beer fans to downtown santa rosa to lineup for one of the world's highest rated beers. >> if you're missing a wedding band and have been to point ray's national sea shore, take a look at this. a gold ring was found on the side of mount vision road in marin county yesterday. that's according to anna dodge who posted this photo to the west marin feed facebook page. dodge wrote, she'd love to return the band to its owner and hopes someone will contact her after seeing the post. >> that would be nice to get it back where it belongs. >> that's right. >> all right. it is absolutely stunning