in a statement, stanford healthcare said upon learning of dr o'connor's arrest, stanford immediately placed him on unpaid administrative leave and relieved him of all duties. these are serious criminal charges, which we understand, are still under investigation by a law enforcement so we're unable to comment further. at this time i reached the doctor on the phone. he told me no common henry. sorry the state medical board has no reports of any disciplinary issues with this, dr osama te'o county d a will review the case next week. henry lee ktvu fox studios. a man from redwood city is charged with selling more than $2 million worth of stolen laptops from stanford university over the course of three years, prosecutors say, eric cast in eight is still more than 800 laptops that were stolen from the school of humanities and sciences where his sister worked. they say the sister made fraudulent purchase orders indicating the computers were for faculty and staff but then stole the computers and sold them to her brother and one other person. the sister and the other person have not yet been c

university and author of the danish stanford prison experiment stay with us. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles there we're going to come out you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight 6 trade. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. away. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallows. we're back with philip zimbardo psychologist professor emeritus at stanford university author of the famous stanford prison experiment fester if a situation makes people do bad things to each other. and they conform or at least do not rebel can really judge those people on account of not being here is i mean the majority of people aren't m

university and author of the danish stanford prison experiment stay with us. small seemed wrong wrong wrong just don't call. me old but yet to shape out these days comes to educate and in gains from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit our child here in los angeles there we're going to come out you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the 6 trade. was a pandemic no certainly no borders and the flight into nationalities. has emerged we caught up with the we do

university and author of the danish stanford prison experiment stay with us. while the pandemic no certainly no borders just blood into nationalities. has emerged with the reality we don't look like seem. to be. judging us coming very close to sleep listening to the moment. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created with the response has been much so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. how do you define the word reality something like this the state of things as they actually do exist as opposed to an idealist state or notional ideal thing to say the least this is a philosophical definition politics is there one political reality can and should one be enforced. in the end produce a ministry of truth. knowing . to do. good. and bad in a can matter. on the other. and. said the community. of. the south although you. feel good. at it now if they want to enlighten. me my name a few. we're back with phi

famous stanford prison experiment fessor if situation makes people do bad things to each other. and they conform or at least do not rebel can really judge those people on account of not being here is i mean the majority of people aren't mate for he really yes i mean i'm not like that i know for sure that's the definition of heroism it's unique qualities in it it's like being married your kids for a day i'm not being geniuses or some of them and what i have done recently is to turn them around i orientation 180 degrees and essentially in the last chapter of my book the lucifer effect the subtitle is understand he had good people can turn evil i did i flipped it to say is it possible for ordinary people any of us to become heroes mark now for a similar we have to challenge the usual definition of heroes are. extraordinary people who give their whole life to a moral cause. mother teresa martin luther king nelson mandela. a man and fury these are the names that pop into your mind. but on the other hand. it's ordinary people who help on this now so my definition is a hero is anyone w

stanford tells us that can boost icu capacity by 25%. what do you say to those who say, gosh, if you're trying to get people out of the icu quicker, you're worsening their level of care? >> it's very isolating to be in the hospital these days. if appropriate, that's the best way to care for them. >> dr. peter chin huong is a professor of medicine at ucsf. he sees the potential for that database but is skeptical. >> maybe when the dust is settled and there's a steady state, i might look at that algorithm but right now, trying to put out the fire. >> he also says for the database to be truly useful, it would have to be massive. which means it would need to include patients from more than just one hospital. but he isn't sure a large scale collaboration is feasible right now. partly because of logistics and america's medical system. >> takes a lot of strong people going to the table with reassurances that everybody has a slice of the pie. >> almost like a vested interest to go in it alone as opposed to working as a group. >> you're branded.

university and author of the danish stanford prison experiment stay with us. we'll get the 3 headed vigilante coming our way the end of the bond vigilantes are coming back to strand drug dealers shorting bonds now it means day he is going to try to force bond co-ops like we saw in 1993 so the bond vigilantes back big he's talking about gold then so are others just a golden jewel auntie's and the big coin vigilantes i've been here since 22009 and they're growing exponentially now and the price of course as it goes under a trillion in this year 2021 it'll be worth more than 4 trillion so those are the 3 headed vigilantes that are now coming for the dollar the dollar is just sitting ducks. a dog industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them underage. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge if you're going to $24.00 trial here in los angeles for the we're going to come out you see officers going undercover as 6 were . because end customers to fight the early 6 trades. by the pan

david: you graduated from stanford, you went to stanford business school. charles: mm-hmm.id: and you did pretty well in stanford business school. charles: mm-hmm, i did. david: so when you graduated from stanford business school, did you say, "i'm going "to go join a private equity firm or a hedge fund" or what did you do? charles: no, i always wanted to do research. as a kid, i wanted to find out, how could i become successful? that was important to me 'cause i--we came through the depression years, my parents did, and i wanted to sort of make money and get the resources to have choices in my life, so i moved off, found financial service was the way to go, so at age 13 or 14, i began to think about this thing, stock market, then i went to stanford economics, business school, all financial, investment management, all of that in my early career, and then i worked after and during business school for a small advisory company. i was a research analyst, portfolio manager, and i had the responsibility and the introduction to many brokers, would come and sell us their stories, s

college hoops, stanford beat cal on thursday.r cardinal football players in the cardboard cut out form. beats the buzzer. cardinal led by 11 at the break -- first half buzzer. look at this great ball movement. lukas the dunk. 56-40. fear the tree. matt bradley doing his best to keep the bears in it. nice move, he wanted a foul. team high 15, but too much stanford. oscar da silva. gets the ball to da silva. and he has the dunk right there. stanford 76-70. they sweep cal the first time since the 2014-2015 season. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion, tom brady and rob gronkowski, they're going to disney world. that's abc7. >> you've been waiting to say that. thanks, chris. up next on abc7 news at 11:00, president joe biden saying the nfl could play a role in combatting covid. the idea he's considering. and george schultz has died and george schultz has died after a toyota's presidents day sales event is hereby proclaimed! hurry in to your toyota dealer for history-making deals on the most popular models in the l

i'll be there right now. >> stanford surgeons including n the shadow of the covid-19 crisis the stanfordwould perform a record 86 heart transplants. at least 18 of those were combination procedures including heart kidney, heart liver and heart lung transplants. a massive effort with support across stanford hospital and clinics. >> yeah, we're really proud of the team. and like all transplants, heart transplant is very much of a team effort. >> reporter: a team effort that gave tom pugh a chance to potentially return to the sport he loves. with plans to ultimately tour the west with his wife. >> that's what we're going to do, is we're going to go up and down the west coast. we may venture into the rest of the country, but there's so many beautiful things in california. >> tom is a tough anddyed a reas >>>tiahead f snvey of the year. so - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [sza] touels nsntly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more th

she has a phd and a half from stanford. the major part in literature, the minor part in anthropology. she has three degrees from youshe has three degrees from berkeley. two in architecture and one in design and visual studies. and she's been a graduate fellow here, which has been very lucky for us. she's been a lecturer in architecture at berkeley and a professor at the california college for arts and sciences in san francisco. rather than try to tell her story, i will let her tell her own. maria, over to you. maria: thank you. that was the california college part of arts and crafts. they are kind of touchy about that. somehow i managed to put in 15 there are or 16 years there. nine that was an outstanding introduction. thank you so much and thank you mike for moderating today. moderate for moderating today. i would like to extend my gratitude to bruce cain and iris lee for inviting me to do this talk and to marco martinez and stephanie burbank for coordinating. i am an architect and spatial historian. that's how i think of

cal and stanford basketball teams meeting today for the second time in four days, stanford trying torea rival for the first time in six years, the cardinal had an 11 point lead at the half and added to account trying to scra and got the hoop, plus the foul, bradley led cow with 15 points, but stanford never really threatened that cardinal controlling the offensive boards here. and when the three doesn't go, oscar dasilva is always a good go too near the basket. just silva. 23 stanford gets its sweep. 76 70 stanford now 12 and 78 and five in the pac 12, cal, just two and 11 in conference play and the stanford women back home playing games that their actual home arena as well. the cardinal hosting utah maples this afternoon. this game never close. stanford started out with a 17 boy lied in the first quarter or friend believe me, was shut down in the paint, she found unopened kiana williams, who was all net with a three stanford up 33 at half time. still pouring it on in the third quarter. nice backdoor pass from janet van gotten big to lacey whole, stanford has won six in a row since t

in a statement, stanford healthcare said upon learning of dr o'connor's arrest, stanford immediatelyced him on unpaid administrative pleased and relieved him of all duties. these are serious criminal charges, which we understand, are still under investigation by a law enforcement so we're unable to comment further. at this time i reached the doctor on the phone. he told me no common henry. sorry the state medical board has no reports of any disciplinary issues with this, dr osama te'o county d a will review the case next week. henry lee ktvu fox studios. four teenagers are behind bars following a police chase and shooting in fremont. fremont police say that they tried to pull over a stolen car yesterday afternoon, but that the driver led them on a chase to a dead end street. that's when the suspects ran from the scene, one of them shot at officers. police fired back. the four suspects were eventually arrested. one of them was taken the hospital with injuries from a canine. no officers were hurt. the investigation is ongoing. coming up on ktvu fox two news as 6 30 fear in san francisc

shoulds was a longtime resident of the bay area and reportedly died at his home at stanford. he worked there as a distinguished fellow at the hoover institution, and he leaves a legacy that will be very difficult to match where. hi. george pratt shoots to solemnly swear in politics. george shultz served most notably as secretary of state under president reagan. but he also served as secretary of labor. treasury secretary and director of the office of management and budget, reportedly one of only two people in u. s history to hold four cabinet positions. he was a republican. but longtime friend john taylor says he did not believe in labels or unwavering adherence to party lines. he was focused on the best ideas and the best people and that was what was important to him. close friend, senator dianne feinstein introduced schultz to his second wife and said in a statement he was willing to work across party lines. i think no one was a better standard bear and honorable representative for this country. former san francisco mayor willie brown, another close friend, says schultz was

stanford 47-14 at the break. and they were just rolling. watch this.ehind the hid, no-look pass from jana to lacy hull for the bucket. stanford up 41 after the third, and they roll 84-31. the cardinal have won six straight games. what a pass that was. kind of looks like what mahomes does in a football game, but he is not doing too well right now against tom brady. >> all right, chris, thanks. >>> well, just ahead, forget making a snowman. a very loyal football man made instead a super bowl trophy. ini'm morgan, and there's more but thento me than hiv.ck it more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and get t

washington state outscores stanford nine. nothing in the third, ot and wins 85 76 stanford now 10 and seven in conference play 14 and nine overall for now, anyway, the dominant singles player and women's tennis is naomi osaka. soccer and the finals in the australian open against jennifer brady of the u. s was sock in the near coordinates of winter here in the second set after taking the first set 64. now it's osaka in the far corner championship point. brady is along with her return is osaka wins the second set 63. this is osaka's fourth grand slam title, and she's won all four times who's made it to the finals. she's the first woman since monica sellers to do that something never done by either. of the williams sisters, steffi graf or martina navratilova. and how tough are things for the warriors right now? tonight in charlotte, there on the second half of back to backs on the road, there's still without koban, loony and james wiseman. and just before game time, steph curry was scratched from the game because he's feeling il

he got that idea from fellow stanford professor dr.in shulman who has treated dozens of coronavirus victims. >> how do we use the data that we have to inform what should be best practice? >> reporter: stanford's covid database now contains about 700 patients. doctors tell us that's too small of a sample to rely on when trying to make individualized treatment decisions for new patients. but stanford is using the data to draw some conclusions that are already helping get covid victims released from the hospital sooner. for example, stanford realized many patients can recover at home with portable oxygen tanks just as well as those who remain in the icu hooked up to ventilators. >> the more we can free up capacity in the intensive care units, the more opportunity that we have to make sure we're ready should additional cases come in. >> reporter: so stanford recently changed its policies hospitalwide. covid patients can now be sent home a full day earlier compared to the start of the pandemic. stanford tells us that can boost icu capacity

. >>> stanford university is able to welcome some students back for in-person learning. how than play to do it safely. >>> how long the sunny mild pattern will lost coming up. nbc 7 news starts now. >>> if the fda approves the use of the new vaccine, we have a plan to roll it out as quickly as johnson & johnson can make it. >> in just 24 hours, we could have a new weapon in the fig against covid. good evening and thank you for joining you. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson is part of our vaccine team, and she spoke with a voting member of the fda review committee about concerns and what comes next. >> reporter: a third covid vaccine is close to authorization. >> it's been a remarkable year in terms of science. >> reporter: dr. halle gantz is a member of the advisory committee. she said they met twice a year to discuss the plu vaccine, now, three times in three months to approve pfizer, moderna and now johnson & johnson. >> this will set the fis look at vaccinations in the future. >> reporter: johnson & johnson is one shot, and it will be stored in a refrigerator up to t

in a statement, stanford healthcare said upon learning of dr o'connor's arrest, stanford immediatelyon unpaid administrative leave and relieved him of all duties. these are serious criminal charges, which we understand, are still under investigation by a law enforcement so we're unable to comment further. at this time i reached the doctor on the phone. he told me no common henry. sorry. now the state medical board has no records of any disciplinary issues with this doctor. the salmon tail county d. a's office will review this case next week. reporting live henry lee ktvu fox studios, henry is there any idea if the victim was possibly one of his patients? well, in this case, julie have learned that there was actually no real victim. it was someone who was posing. it was a victim that was actually get lost horsemen officer pretending to be a teenage girl in these messages, all right, henry lee reporting live for us tonight, henry. thank you, hundreds of gallons of oil spill into the bay from the chevron refinery near the richmond san rafael bridge more than 24 hours later, there are st

. >>> stanford university is able to welcome some students back for in-person learning. how than play to do it safely. >>> how long the sunny mild pattern will lost coming up. nbc 7 news starts now. >>> if the fda approves the use of the new vaccine, we have a plan to roll it out as quickly as johnson & johnson can make it. >> in just 24 hours, we could have a new weapon in the fight against covid. good evening and thank you for joining you. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson is part of our vaccine team, and she spoke with a voting member of the fda review committee about concerns and what comes next. >> reporter: a third covid vaccine is close to authorization. >> it's been a remarkable year in terms of science. >> reporter: dr. halle gantz is a member of the advisory committee. she said they met twice a year to discuss the plu vaccine, now, three times in three months to approve pfizer, moderna and now johnson & johnson. >> this will set the fis look at vaccinations in the future. >> reporter: johnson & johnson is one shot, and it will be stored in a refrigerator up to

the eighth grade science project that inspired a stanford student's important work on the effects of climate change. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. you want sunshine. we've got a one-day event for you coming tomorrow. before our next rain chance. i'll explain everything for you in about seven minutes. >>> and we go, we continue our series representing bay area black history. we honor gary payton. his nba career spanning 17 years, including a nba title in 2006. he spent most of his career with the seattle super sonics and is a two-time olympic gold medallist with team usa. payton's charitable charitable includes helping kids. >>> it's a daunting task. if you need help understanding when and where you can get your vaccine we've got answers for you. we've launched a new website called plan your vaccine. it gives you all the information on how to sign up and get notification when it's your turn and there's interactive map to show you where the closest shots are to you. go to planyourvaccine.com. >>> making it in the bay is easier if you work in high tech. that's the bottom lin

luis: comprueba desarrolladas en la universidad de stanford, aquÍ se analizan diariamente cientos dedas son iguales. las mÁs preocupantes son aquellas que ocurren en una parte del virus que lo hacen mucho mÁs contagioso. eso es lo que pasÓ con la variante de gran bretaÑa, con la de brasil y con la de sudÁfrica. laboratorios como este de la universidad de stanford estÁn vigilando cÓmo las variantes se propagan. >> el hecho de que las variantes descubiertas sean mucho mÁs contagiosas y transmisibles, va a hacer que se convierta en la variante dominante. significa que van a ser las mÁs comunes en muchas Áreas geogrÁficas del mundo. luis: los casos de la variante britÁnica se estÁn duplicando cada 10 dÍas en el paÍs. lo bueno es que las vacunas sigue protegiÉndonos contra las mutaciones. con las sudafricanas un poco menos efectivas. >> el peligro mÁs grande de las variantes que se produzca algÚn tipo de virus que adopte un comportamiento diferente del que tenemos. luis: si alguna mutaciÓn se convierte en una amenaza mÁs seria, laboratorios como el stanford serÁn los primeros en dar la al

stanford drops to 14-10 overall, 10-8 in conference play. a killer.n berkeley, bears taking on oregon state. a little over five left beavers drives past two, reverse lay up good, osu up 53-48. bears down two. they get it in his hands, bradley lost the ball and turns it over. that's game. oregon state wins 59-57. cal falls to 3-16 in pac-12 play. mark could not have been happy how number one ranked gonzaga started. santa clara had an early ten point lead. how you like it? the dogs weathered the early storm. a freshman sensation with the steal, coast to coast for the lay up and make it 79-66. they win 89-75 to stay unbeaten at 23-0. st. mary's honoring their lone senior before last night's game. his parents were in the building but watching from affair. gayles up 11, three minutes left. st. francis high alum led st. mary's with 15 and gayles win 58-46. also last night usf lost 79-73 at byu. >>> to the nfl, might have to add a new name. in seattle, quarterback russell wilson has not demanded a trade but with frustration reportedly mounting between wilson

and still ahead in sports stanford women's basketball.me game at maples kate rooney has all the highlights from >>what a season, it's been for the sharks, they haven't been back at the tank since last season training camp in arizona and the first 8 games of the season on the road now they'll finally be back in san jose on the 13th but not before for more road games, including anaheim. and this one was a back and forth affair, the sharks would strike first in anaheim bounce back in the second period to score 3 san jose looking for a big 3rd period and they get it after logan scored to bring the sharks than one said it was a short handed. evander kane. the unassisted shorting to tie it and we've got ourselves a game and the sharks were done later in the 3rd brent burns, seeking one to take the lead it's for 3 sharks quite the comeback for san jose but anaheim would go on to answer, max come to la getting past martin jones on the one timer to make it 4 all and that's where regulation would end this one headed to overtime after one overtime s

the eighth grade science project that inspired a stanford student's important work on the effects of now to our "climate in crisis" initiative, our goal is to help everyone better understand what the experts already know about climate change. >> and as nbc bay area's garvin thomas shows us, that's exactly what one stanford student is hoping to do. >> reporter: liza goldberg's experience was not like yours and not like mine. she spent half day in class and the other interning at nasa. in her first year at stanford, she is drawing on both those experiences to help young people around the world better see and understand how climate change is impacting their world. >>> it is not often an eighth grade science fair project changes a person's life. but liza goldberg's did. her project studying the effect of climate change caught the eye of a judge who happened to work for nasa. she was offered an internship at the age of 14. >> when i first came in there, it was definitely overwhelming. >> reporter: it was there at nasa's goddard space flight center that goldberg began working with satellit

stanford one in alameda county and one in santa clara county, so. too variants that we identify south african various now are in the state of california. health officials in alameda county and santa clara county. just a short time ago, did provide some or information about these cases. they say that the cases appear to be unrelated and the santa clara county case involves an adult who had traveled internationally. the encouraging news from our end is that this person upon returning immediately quarantined and therefore we don't know of any opportunities for further spread. within our community. our investigation is still in progress, but we can say this person is no longer infectious to others. we have no evidence of other be 1351 variant cases in the county at this time. scientists say changes in the spike protein of the south african variant are particularly concerning because they may help the virus spread maury's aly from person to person. according to state data, there are now more than 3.3 million cases of coronavirus here in california since

believe me becoming a pregame attraction with her dunking ability for the stanford women.eugene to take on 13th ranked oregon, stanford hanging onto a second quarter lead here, kiana williams with the floater to beat the shot clock. the cardinal went to the locker room with a seven point lead, but the ducks battled back. they lead by three in the fourth. that is until williams hits the three 20 points on the night for william stanford went ahead on free throws. final seconds the ducks needed to tie to hina pau pau drives but trips she's called for traveling. they could have also called her for a push off. stanford holds on for a 63 61 win the sixth ranked cardinal, now 19 and two overall 16 into in the pac 12 and the sharks tonight hosting the anaheim ducks. they're looking for their first win on true home ice, just their second wind in a regulation game tied at one in the second, the ducks john gibson stops evander kane's shot. but kevin wilbanks stays with it getting his second attempt past gibson to do one. santa's ayla bank, actually recovering the park behind the goal

15 tonight, stanford on their way 60 to 48 against the tough arizona team.ed in seven years there 21 to 18 and two in conference and we should mention that saint mary's on the men's side took care of pepper. i'd pro basketball. the warriors are gonna get healthy tomorrow night. they'll have james wiseman and combined loony and steph curry back against the knicks, but everybody's still talking about the dream on drama over the weekend against charlotte final moments of the game, gordon hayward and draymond jump ball situation scramble for it. the referees rule that hayward was actually able to call a time out while he was on the ground. draymond is livid, and he has called for not one. but two technical fouls. he's objected. of course, charlotte makes both of their foul shots to tie the game. draymond leaves the premises and that leaves it for the charlotte hornets to win it on terry rose shears buzzer beater warriors of stunned and green finds himself apologizing. you know, as i had timeto. like the whole thing, marinate and digest. i was dead ass wrong, you

stanford by 12 at halftime. spencer jones with 17. stanford wins. they are on the ncaa tournament bubble with just two weeks left. cal has lost seven straight. facing a tough colorado team. bradley contested three. the bears led by three at the break. skip pass to bradley. 45 seconds to go, bears up. he had 27, cow with an upset 71- 62. they play their first game since january 23. 10 seconds left. he ties that 58. coby ross for the waves goes coast to coast. filed with just two seconds left. from half-court at the buzzer, no! not close. 60 to 58. the great bill russell turned 87 this week. no answer for the zags. he finished with 28. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion? >>> with that, that is all we have for tonight. i am dion lim. we will see you bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here at abc 7, thank you so much for joining us. (john h.) it's that time, america! (man and woman) aah! what goes up must wipeout. this is for you, mom and dad, who don't think i can do anything but sit around and l

. >> reporter: stanford pediatric critical care physician dr. alan schroeder says safety data from multiple trials in young children will be critical when it comes to convincing families to give their kids a covid vaccine. >> when people are aware of the fact the probability of their child getting extremely ill from the infection itself is really low, it is a harder sell. >> reporter: he says while imnuzing children may be important for herd immunity it should not be a requisite for in-person learning. >> once teachers are immune iizi think we do not need to wait for kids to get immunized to get them back to school. >> reporter: kate larson, "abc 7 news." >>> finding and booking a vaccine appointment is particularly difficult for one of california's most vulnerable populations, seniors. "abc 7 news" reporter luz pena continues the vaccine watch coverage. she spoke with three bay area women struggling to navigate the system. [ clock ticking ]. ♪ >> it has been very frustrating. i mean that was the worst part, knowing that you are eligible and can

. >> reporter: stanford pediatric critical care physician dr. alan schroeder says safety data from multiple trials in young children will be critical when it comes to convincing families to give their kids a covid vaccine. >> when people are aware of the fact the probability of their child getting extremely ill from the infection itself is really low, it is a harder sell. >> reporter: he says while imnuzing children may be important for herd immunity it should not be a requisite for in-person learning. >> once teachers are immune iizi think we do not need to wait for kids to get immunized to get them back to school. >> reporter: kate larson, "abc 7 news." >>> finding and booking a vaccine appointment is particularly difficult for one of california's most vulnerable populations, seniors. "abc 7 news" reporter luz pena continues the vaccine watch coverage. she spoke with three bay area women struggling to navigate the system. [ clock ticking ]. ♪ >> it has been very frustrating. i mean that was the worst part, knowing that you are eligible and can

. >> stanford is getting ready to begin a new johnson & johnson trial with teens and pregnant women. they are very much on going. >> certainly, and before you go, walk us through the time line if you would for the emergency use authorization process. >> so here's what we know. the fda will review the data and vote on friday, february 26th. three weeks from tomorrow. fit follows the same pattern,pa, once emergency use is approved, it could begin march 1st. 100 million doses have been ordered but they will likely come over a period of several months. so we still have to wait and be patient and wear masks. back to you. >> the trice vaccinate is also a race against covid variant in , can be the dominant strain in california. >> we know it's changing rapidly. >> they are talking about the variant first found in the uk. his company has found 105 cases of the variant in the states so far. most are in southern california. >> we don't see as much in the bay area. given the amount of traffic, we expect it's a matter of time. >> weeks not months. >> that is southern california and florida. i ex

so stanford escapes with a 62 to 54 win.y'd like they're back in action sunday hosting utah, the sharks are also back in action tonight after their week long reprieve, they've got a pretty hot start in the first period tonight, taking a one nothing lead into the first intermission but anaheim would get hot late in the second scoring 3 in rapid succession so they've now got a 3 to one advantage heading into the 3rd period. we'll have highlights of that one later we're now less than 72 hours away from the start of super bowl 55 in tampa bay brings back some bittersweet memories from last year when the niners had their shot but this year. it's a pretty good matchup anyway. i think most would agree it's pretty no homes and the yacht owners who love them. yeah that's a thing reporter aj mccord is in tampa and she spent the day with football fans will be watching the big game from yacht village take a up in a to >>got 5285 that have pulled out basically for front row experience, the super bowl 55 weekend. >>him in miami south but

doctors at the stanford lab also found one case of a brazilian variant that less is known about. although it's one of 2 resilient asians and what was detected here is the lesser of the 2 in terms of concern stanford launched this coronavirus surveillance effort for just this purpose doing some sequencing proactively. >>is very in that we have kind of an early warning system at least a heads up. in that that we may be in a situation where things could get worse infectious disease. experts say while the variance or new the best ways to guard against them or not do what you're doing right >>that is the very careful we're a very good mask, socially distance don't get together in congregate settings super bowl's coming up. its fleet. don't go to super bowl parties. do the things that we know we're still working against these variants just as well as they work against the standards training. get vaccinated soon as you can so far the stanford lab has not detected the south african variant that some vaccines have been found to be less effective against. >>the pfizer and moderna vaccine h

these days, i have to say, the university professor at stanford university where the stanford cardinals are having quite a -- stanford cardinal are having quite a special season, come on. you know what those special seasons are like, you have had plenty of them. let us have one. that's the greatest job in the world. sec. shalala: thank you, madam secretary. [applause] sec. rice: that was fun. >> you are watching american history tv, every weekend on c-span three, explore our nation's past. american history tv on c-span3. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >> the c-span city tours traveled the country. since 2011, we have been to more than 200 communities across the nation. our staff is staying close to home due to the coronavirus. next, a look at one of our cities tour's.

. >> stanford is getting ready to begin a new johnson & johnson trial with teens and pregnant women.uch on going. >> certainly, and before you go, walk us through the time line if you would for the emergency use authorization process. >> so here's what we know. the fda will review the data and vote on friday, february 26th. three weeks from tomorrow. fit follows the same pattern,pat ce een use pred, it could 100 million doses have been ordered but they will likely come over a period of several months. so we still have to wait and be patient and wear masks. back to you. >> the trice vaccinate is also a race against covid variants. the faster spreading variant in the uk is now detected here in the bay area, a peninsula company predicts it can be the dominant strain in california. >> we know it's changing rapidly. >> they are talking about the variant first found in the uk. his company has found 105 cases of the variant in the states so far. most are in southern california. >> we don't see as much in the bay area. given the amount of traffic, we expect it's a matter of time. >> weeks no

but yes she fall, stanford survive 63 to 61. they improved to 16 2 for first place in the pac 1219 in 2 overall here's what coach tara vanderveer had to say about what the win means for the team going forward. >>this type of game a grind out we'll get you ready for and we're really hoping there is a tournament and you know the fact that we played 21 games is like i'm in a zing to me up anyway, you know this was not i would say this was not a pretty game that was a gritty game we really had to dig in and we had to get some stops when we needed them and. you know and then make some big plays down the stretch. >>already some g league action in the bubble but still tara vanderveer hu is the winning is head coach a women's college basketball. so go for she's alleging she can stay up as long as she wants. but here we'll get to the basketball game geely warriors this is jalen green with the jumper is the fresno native he's going to be a top 3 pick in the draft. now right here you all know warriors legend rick perry where that is younge

the two positive tests were some of the few sent to a stanford lab that confirmed the variant. on a one to ten scale, their level of concern is a five because it is more contagious. >> people are tired of taking precautions, perhaps loosening up a little bit and this is not the time to do that. >> reporter: the cdc says there is no evidence the variant is more deadly. it is important to speed up vaccines even though there are signs this strain is more resistance to them. >> you have it being easily transmissible and also the vaccine may not work as well. >> reporter: specific bio sciences is working to decode the virus and how well it can use against those mutations. >> it can be used in the health lab and the cdc to study how effective vaccines are to the new variants. >> reporter: health leaders assume that the variant is spreading throughout if community, they don't know to what extent but following the safety protocol is a much. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> there are some hopeful news even as new variants emerge in the bay area, cases continue to decline. daily new case

i said yes, i'll be there right now. >> reporter: stanford surgeons including dr. process of transplanting a new heart into tom. but he wouldn't be alone. over the course of the year, in the shadow of the covid-19 crisis, the stanford team would perform a record 86 heart transplants. at least 18 of them were combination procedures including heart/kidney, heart slrk liver and heart/lung transplants. >> we're really proud of the team. all transplants, heart transplant is very much of a team effort. >> reporter: a team effort that gave tom pugh a chance to o spo he loves, with plans to ultimately tour the west with his wife. >> that's what we're going to do is we're going to go up and down the west coast. we may venture into the rest of the country, but there are so many beautiful things in california. >> tom's doing really well. he's already started a rehab program with his wife that is described as a mini boot camp, all with the goal of building strength and getting back on that bikele that he loves so much. >> good for him. >>> all right. we love using droneview7 t

. >> bad vibes to stanford, 4th ranked cardinal. hailey jones was one of four stanford women to score in double figures, three of her 13 on the play. that's a great move but williams had the play of the night. checked the defender right out of her nikes for the three. stanford wins 60-48 and they clench the pack 12 regular season title. >>> i have in my hand, tuesday morning, top five. >>> the first full squad workouts in arizona, still upset about the miss in the playoffs last year. >> we aren't satisfied. >> and chapman is back after hip surgery. >> i feel fresh and good and athletic again. >> the cal women got their first win of the season yesterday and it was still a struggle for the head coach. have a nice trip, see you next fall. >>> child's play compared this moment at the bowling alley. the clippers got beat by the nets and the owner nearly twisted himself into a pretzel watching the ending. the first fighting major of the season for the sharks. the shot didn't get his money's worth. >> will head off for repairs. >> sharks a

we have highlights from stanford and oregon kylen mills has sports coming up. >>for sports.>there's finally have a night off so let's talk about some men's college hoops stanford head football coach david shaw, put to work tonight on the basketball court helping with the floor cleaning duties that is a mop in his hands and that is some serious commitment to the athletic program. let's take a look at 2nd half action cardinal up to until chris tort a nails the tray he had 17 of his 24 points in the final 9 minutes of the game. he put the ducks up one stanford down to is seconds left zaire williams has a chance to win it with a triple, but that fell just short final score, 7168 organ the cardinals nc double a tournament hopes taking a major dip with 2 games left in the pac, 12 regular season. and the cal golden bears hosting the oregon state beavers closing moments of the game, let's take a look beavers up by 2 jair lucas pulls up turnaround fade away jumper won't go rebound by cal matt bradley looking to tie it with seconds left in transition, they lose the ball, oregon state

let you know some rain my factor in the super bowl coming up and still ahead is for stanford women'sketball finally got to play at maples pavilion tonight, kate rooney has highlights from that game and more next. great party carly you must of blown your budget. not exactly. you have great wine name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello? grocery outlet bargain market. want some peanut butter with that? no thanks, just us. more beef for less bacon. don't be jelly. ♪grocrey outlet jingle♪ raise a glass... to savings! >>what a season, it's been for the sharks, they haven't been back at the tank since last season training camp in arizona and the first 8 games of the season on the road now they'll finally be back in san jose on the 13th but not before for more road games, including tonight at anaheim. and this one was a back and forth affair, the sharks would strike first in anaheim bounce back in the second period to score 3 san jose looking for a big 3rd period and they get it after logan scored to bring the sharks than one said it was a short hande

stanford drops to 14-10. overall 10-8 in conference play.in berkeley, the bears taking on oregon state. beaver zach reichel has two defenders for the reverse layup. final seconds, getting it into the hands of their star, matt bradley but he lost the dribble and turns it over to end the game. oregon state wins 59-57, cal falls to remain a 16 and pac-12 play. number one ranked gonzaga started against santa clara tonight. christian carlisle knocks down the jumpshot, santa clara has an early lead. you are thinking upset, right? but freshman sensation jaelyn suggs comes up with the steel and the zags win 89-75. they stay and be in at 23-0. st. mary's, the lone senior tommy koozie with his parents in the house. three minutes left, jumps into the and one bucket. the gales when, and also usf lost at byu. >>> to the nfl, think about adding one big name to that quarterback carousel flying around. russell wilson has not demanded trade but with frustration reportedly mounting, his agent said that there is a list of four teams that the 32-year-old would

then academia at -- followed by stanford. then, president richard nixon chose him to be secretary of labor. he says growing up in the depression steered him to public service. >> and the loss of production that we needed. and made a big impression on me. >> reporter: he became secretary of the treasury, after clashing with president nixon over wage and price controls, he resigned and came back the bay area to become president of the vektell group. in 1981, he became chief economic advisor. >> and he had deep connections. >> reporter: a year later, schultz accepted his most famous job, state, america's top diplomat. they credit him with winning the cold war and talks failed to produce arms control treaties and in 1986, the terror bombings of marines in beirut, lebanon. fl that was the worst day of my life at about 2:00 in the morning. the barracks had been suicide bombed. >> reporter: the administration later withdrew the marine peace keepers. both sides of the political aisle admired him. >> a completely ethical, moral man, w

new forms of the virus showing up in the bay area, and researchers at stanford have been the first to find them. anoushah rasta explains how they discovered the new strain, the concerns they have when it comes to the new varnts. >> reporter: researchers at stanford university were the first to discover a more infectious strain of covid in the bay area with a new test they developed a few weeks ago. >> as soon as you can know the sequence you are able to develop this test. >> reporter: he is the operations manager of testing at stanford. he shows the california varnts is the most widespread at the moment. they've also identified the varntss first found in the uk and south africa in the samples they've tested, and there's one specific issue researchers worry about the most right now. >> there's concern that the current vaccine may not be effective. >> reporter: that variant's now been found in adults in santa clara and alameda counties. today alameda county health officials would not share any information about the infected person there. but santa clara health officials say the sick per

he put the ducks up one stanford down seconds left that was ire.illiams with a chance to win it with a triple but he fall short, final score 7168 or can the cardinals nc double a tournament hopes taking a major dip with 2 games left in the pac, 12 regular season. and the cal golden bears hosting the oregon state beavers let's take a look at the closing moments of this one beavers up to jared lucas turnaround fade away jumper no good rebound by cal matt bradley, looking to tie with 3 seconds left in transition and he loses the ball. oregon state recovers it and that was the dagger cal loses a close one 5957 the final out they will host oregon ducks for the final game of their season on saturday. and santa clara looking to upset number one gonzaga that's quite the task 1st half broncos up by 8 will caruso hits the long jumper here he had 19 for santa clara they would lead by as much as 10 but here come the sag 2nd half bulldogs leading by 10 when corey kispert just unleashes on this slam dunk there. he led the bulldogs with 25 points santa clara fall

. >> a stanford pediatrician is under arrest accused of trying to lure and underaged girl for sex. the 33-year-old was arrested in redwood city on two felonies. police say they got an online tip after an investigation and monitoring. they found he sent an appropriate photograph and was trying to lure a teenage girl to a certain location. dr. o'connor worked at lucile packard children's hospital in palo alto. stanford health has placed him on unpaid administrative leave and relieved him of all of his duties.>>> the city of san francisco and ucsf reached a final agreement to expand the campus. mayor london breed celebrated the deal today. >> this project will benefit san francisco and our residents for years to come. ucsf has been a great partner for the city of san francisco for more than 150 years. they have been there through te good years and more importantly through our toughest challenges. >> ucsf will add another 1.5 million square feet in housing offices in the new hospital in the area. the university will build more than 1200 housing units for its workforce. thousands of per

. >> reporter: stanford infectious disease physician dr. yvonne maldonado stressed we need more information given the state's reporting lag. a majority of this data is reflective of the state's health care workforce and long-term care communities eligible under phase 1a along with individuals 65 and older. >> there are underlying racial, ethnic disparities in those wokforces. >> reporter: solano county public health deputy director dr. makiash argues it's tough to draw immediate conclusions until vaccinations move to the general public. >> that's when it becomes apparent whether we're doing a good job or a bad job of reaching non-whites. >> reporter: but until that happens latinos like ramon, who make up more than half of california's covid cases, are worried about reoccurring disparities. >> everybody should get a vaccine. >> reporter: now, starting march 15th, health care providers will be able to vaccinate anyone ages 16 to 64 who are deemed most at risk with underlying health conditions. and at that point and when the state moves to pha

he died yesterday at his home on the stanford campus. he was 100 years old.ultz was most known in his role of bringing the cold war to an end in the reagan administration, but he served three american presidents in the roles of secretary of state, treasury, labor and office of management and budget. he was also a distinguished fellow at the hoover institution and at stanford, and arnold schwarzenegger tweeting, he had a heart that gave himself to this country until his last beat. san francisco major, london breed wrote he was well known for his accomplishments on the world stage and it's important to remember that he was a fierce advocate for what many of us consider san francisco values, including the value of a high quality public education, the value of accessible health care for all and the value of mutual respect and dignity for people from all walks of life. >>> two men arrested for attacking a legendary san francisco investigator. the two appeared in court last week and they are accused of attacking pal dino. 76-year-old was a long-time san francisco r