to this day stanford is still called the farm. the stanford ended up engaging frederick law olmsted for the campus. often contemptuous collaboration with olmsted resulted in a california mission expired clustered quadrangle. memorial church anchoring its center and the buildings at local samsung was designed by hh richardson errors. coolidge was the name designer of the buildings for the stanford campus. it's no secret that leland and stanford olmsted had a very contentious path and leland was no angel. there's two books out, one is called the founders and the architects of this details the struggles that leland and olmsted had and it's a little almost pamphlet sized book. there in the archives of stanford there are so many letters written by olmsted. like eight pages long handwritten trying to explain to leland what the ideas are. there's a new book that's out called the scandal in life of leland stanford. he was not a very nice man. he had a lot of dealings not only in the campus but with his partners and bills dennis and elsewh

what hurts is this is a stanford family. lawsuit also names a childhood friend who sold the drugs and three people the family says were his roommates. >> they compromised a criminal investigation. the concealed evidence and have gone on to live their lives with no accountability. they are about to graduate with her stanford degrees. anton does not get to graduate. dan: new, the east bay community came together tonight to honor one of their own who was pushed into the path of a new york city subway train last weekend. michelle go called new york city home for more than a decade but she was a bay area native, born in berkeley and raised in fremont. friends and family gathered in fremont to hold a visual -- vigil. >> i cannot imagine what her family must be going through. the least we can do as a community is to come together to support her and honor her legacy. dan: michelle let a life of service, helping at risk women and children as well as the homeless. there will be another event to honor her tomorrow. a vigil will be tomo

what hurts is this is a stanford family. amanda: the lawsuit also names a childhood friend who sold the drugs and three people the family says were his roommates. >> they compromised a criminal investigation. the concealed evidence and have gone on to live their lives with no accountability. they are about to graduate with her stanford degrees. anton does not get to graduate. dan: new, the east bay community came together tonight to honor one of their own who was pushed into the path of a new york city subway train last weekend. michelle go called new york city home for more than a decade but she was a bay area native, born in berkeley and raised in fremont. friends and family gathered in fremont to hold a visual -- vigil. >> i cannot imagine what her family must be going through. the least we can do as a community is to come together to support her and honor her legacy. dan: michelle let a life of service, helping at risk women and children as well as the homeless. there will be another event to honor her tomorrow. a vigil

now college court activity little sojourn to southern california for both cal and stanford, stanford memorable. as they take on number 15, usc all tied 60 under a minute left. harrison in group will go to the bucket hard, get it to drop cardinal up to 31 seconds left, but under 10 seconds now, cardinal up three isaiah mobley for the trojans. kate get the three to fall and 64 61. stanford sweeps usc in the season series. cal by the way, blown out down there by u c l. a. maybe the local motion of the night santa clara and byu going at it. the broncos were down one with six seconds left, and they will inbound it to jalen williams. he had 25 points . he takes it that distance gets the floater to follow with 250.7 seconds left. it's a game winner . santa clara 77 76, also in the wcc. st mary's. 23 down came on to beat us f busy busy week for team usa in men's soccer looks like they're going to qualify for the world cup great day for them as well. columbus ohio freezing cold 30 degrees, so on the ground 53rd minute it is a nice set up by jesus pereira for anthony robinson left foot back po

the defense failed them and stanford kept on scoring. strong move. stanford beat usc. the cardinals first victory over a top 5 team since 2007 and in texas. texas tech shocked baylor. the bears got a look at the buzzer but no. 65-62 is the final. booker had issues with a mask on. phoenix the star was distracted, god upset and ordered the mascot away. the sons take the game. they have 31 victories, the warriors have 30. >> there was nobody in the stands. the mascot was the only fan. >> it is above my pay grade to figure it out. >> we still have a lot of season left to play. >>> coming up the medical miracle, the first-ever pig heart transplanted into the human. >>> tomorrow on cbs mornings, doctor david joined us to answer all of your covid-19 questions there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. a full-body endorphin rush we'll chase again and again. >>> tonight new hope for patients in eligible to receive human organ transplants. >> they owe it to and medical advancements involving pigs. bennett is awake and recovering just

. >>> stanford is back to temporary online learning. today the university announced another major change that is a big blow to sports fans. trends to kpix 5's max darrow is on campus to explain. >> reporter: for now, it's all online. the plan is to resume in person instruction in 2 weeks. students are back on the stanford campus, but it is quiet for the start of a new quarter. stanford university officials plan for an increase in positive covid-19 cases after the holidays, so they decided by moving to 2 weeks of online learning, all students, including those in isolation, would be able to keep up with coursework. >> it makes sense because so many people are traveling. >> reporter: according to this notice, 146 students are isolating in student housing. katelyn is a student from canada. >> i debated whether or not i should stay home for the first 2 weeks and see if it changed back to in person, or if it would stay online. >> reporter: stanford also says they will limit spectators to just families of student athletes. >> i'm disappointed

the defense failed them and stanford kept on scoring. usc. the cardinals first since 20 inxas.hoed baylor. the bears got a look at the but 65-62 is the final. booker had issues with a mask on. phoenix the star was distracted, god upset and ordered the mascot away. the sons take the game. they have 31 victories, the warriors have 30. >> there was nobody in the stands. the mascot was the only fan. >> it is above my pay grade to figure it out. >> we still have a lot of season left to play. >>> coming up the medical miracle, the first-ever pig heart transplanted into the human. >>> tomorrow on cbs mornings, doctor david joined us to answer all of your covid-19 questions iversity, is one of the largest universities in the country. s atcu received iversity, over $100 million dollars in scholarships in 2020. see what scholarships you qualify for. find your purpose at gcu.edu/myoffer i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. os

stanford kept scoring. strong move. stanford beat fc. 75-69 for the cardinal their first win over a top 5 team since 200 #. >>> texas tech shocked baylor. the bears got a look at the buzzer but no, no, no; final 65- 62. >>> and buckner. that is the raptors mascot. booker the phoenix star was distracted enough. got upset, ordered the mascot away. the suns won the game. they have 31 wins. the warriors had 30. that's a look at sports at this hour. i'm coming back later in the day with more. we will see you. >>> it is 4:57 now. still ahead on kpix5. >>> hospital emergency rooms overwhelmed by omicron. their plea to the public this morning. >>> and the types of surgeries now being postponed at hospitals across california >>> its been hard to find a inbay area. hospitals are pleading with the public to not use the emergency room for testing. we will tell you more coming up. >>> and overwhelmed and under staffed hospitals leaving patients waiting for some surgeries. how covid is postponing some care. >>> and the restrictions n

uc's, many csu's, stanford. do you think that is necessary, as in there's no relative and safe way to do those classes right now? dr. bardach: it is a little complicated. part of it is because if you think about that age group and in that setting, a residence hall is basically like a vertical food strip. you have a lot of people in very close quarters and a lot of ability to transmit things. so i think that is why a lot of campuses decided to do that, because they just did not want to have a lot of people getting and transmitting covid and just causing large numbers. even though people seem to do very well in that age group, just try not to create the stress and anxiety of having people be positive and the small number of people who might have to get sick and get medical attention, trying to decrease those risks as well. kristen: how about public schools like k-12? here in the bay area some school districts have closed, some because they don't have enough staff to keep it going for a week or a few days. others p

tyler joined right after graduating from stanford. he said he initially bought into the vision for revolutionizing the testing, but eventually saw through the questionable practices that just let their fraud conviction. the implosion of theranos was not only a spectacular failure for that company and its founder, but kpix 5's devin fehely reports, it also serves as a warning for other tech startups. >> reporter: silicon valley is often criticized for not thinking enough about the far- reaching implications of the technology it creates. elizabeth holmes the failings however are more fundamental read her technology didn't work, and she lied about it. the gap between what she claimed it could do and what it in fact was ble proved to be a chasm that cannot be bridged by misrepresentations and outright lies. >> this hasn't always only been elizabeth holmes on trial. this is been silicon valley on trial. >> reporter: elizabeth holmes guilty verdict will force silicon valley to be a little less brash and more buttoned- down terrain in the ov

. >>> search for missing nurse who disappeared in middle of shift at stanford. >>> could have a lot ofents breathing sigh of relief, pfizer for children under five. plus -- >> did you hear that? the neighbors sure did. vicious and deadly fight between two mountain lions a warning for a peninsula neighborhood. >>> we begin with the breaking news in the south bay. carjacking turned deadly after suspect crashes the car and opened fire on officers according to the sjpd. hedding street and park avenue in usually quiet neighborhood. cheryl. >> reporter: this shootout ended here as you can see, the road is still blocked off after four long hours. started with person driving a stolen car according to police from san jose, attempting to carjack someone in santa clara, that failed. drove back to san jose and authorities say the suspect crashed into another car, two people happened to be inside. we talked with gavin rust who lives nearby, this is what he said authorities told him. >> crashed the car into another car with two occupants, they got injured, sent to hospital. he took off running towar

a grown man move, stanford won 75-69.the first win against a top-five team since 2007. >> i was the best win since i have been here. >> you cannot get excited for a top-five team after sitting out for almost 3 weeks. our guys don't have a pulse and i know they do have a pulse. >>> the dolphins have reportedly contacted the 49ers for permission to interview offensive coordinator mike mcdaniel for their vacant head coach job, one of six head- coaching jobs currently available. mcdaniel has spent the last 11 seasons working with kyle shanahan. reminder, you can watch sunday's 49ers and cowboys game here on kpix , 81:30 kick, followed by the first quarter post game show with your uncle learn and lorenzo neal. has defensive back richard sherman played his final game of the nfl? the former 49er has been rolled out for the postseason. he has had nagging achilles injuries, injuries that limit the veteran to just four games this season. 2 years ago, i was a harlem globetrotters. i did not stutter. i was a harlem globetrotters for

michael o'dell left his job mitt shift at stanford and hasn't been seen since. >> reporter: search and rescue crews walk the open space near the dumbarton bridge in free month looking for 27-year-old michael o'dell. his roommate says the traveling nurse was last heard from during an overnight shift at stanford hospital tuesday morning. >> left work kind of abruptly, it sounds like. he said he was going to his car to get something and never came back. >> reporter: video shows o'dell's car leaving a stanford parking lot around 4:30 tuesday morning, but they won't say if o'dell was behind the wheel. after not hearing from o'dell for several hours, he checked his friend's phone location. it was on the dumbarton bridge approaching fremont. >> nothing makes sense. >> reporter: he says he called police and spent tuesday searching the don edwards san francisco bay national wildlife refuge with friends and nurses. in a statement stanford health care says we alerted authorities, we are deeply concerned and hope this nurse is found quickly and safely. the chp says the search for o'dell will resum

thousands of students petition stanford's third shot policy. what the school is now saying about the mandate pushback. thank you so much for joining us for the midday news. i'm kris sanchez. >>> while health areas are urging students to get covid booster shots, stanford says not so fast. they issued a new requirement for all students but a new petition is now there to stop all mandates. this comes as the deadline for the mandatory booster approaches? >> good morning, yes, the deadline is quickly approaching. january 31 is the day in which the students need to show the proof of the booster shot but some of the students are saying at stanford, not so fast. so far 1,500 students, parents and faculty staff signed the petition. according to the petition.org petitioner, they are critical of the mandate for, quote, failing to consider the strong immunity to covid-19 that over 95% of the fully vaccinated student body always has. it also explains the mandate ignores the known risk of heart inflammation from the covid-19 vaccine. they also ask the univer

maldonado confirmed stanford should give fda their findings by february march.an jose pediatrician says she's seen more cases in the past three weeks than so far in the pandemic, including a good number of babies and newborns. but the vaccinated are faring better than those who are not vaccinated, underscoring the need for vaccines for children. >>> for those free at-home tests, it's not too late to place your order. go to nbcbayarea.com and chick on the link in the trending bar. >>> we have a live look for you across the country at capitol hill, where the house judiciary committee today debates the creation of an independent immigration court system. right now, u.s. immigration courts have hit a historic backlog. according to the research group transactional records access clearinghouse, there are more than 1.6 million cases still pending. the wait time for an asylum claim hearing is just under 5 years. the pandemic is one big reason for that backlog. advocates say separating the courts from the justice department would speed up that legal process. >>> part of

maldonado, you've been in charge of vaccine trials for kids at stanford. what is your research showing regarding booster shots here for that age group? >> well, we haven't started the boosters yet. we are going to talk about boosters on wednesday with the cdc based on the fda review, and we'll get to see the data. and get more clinical guidance, and in addition, we're going to be doing pfizer trials for third doses for younger kids as well. so we're hoping that we'll be able to roll out more vaccines. now one of the great things about the vaccine so far is that the safety has been really strong. what we want the make sure is that in addition to being safe, that they're effective. >> any tips for parents watching this, whether it's for young kids or 12 to 15-year-olds that just got that approval today? >> yeah, you know, i think it's really important to get vaccinated. we know for sure that a vaccine in a vial doesn't work at all. get the vaccine. it's safe. it's safe for you. it's safe for your kids. any child 5 and older should be able to get two doses of

what hurts us most is that this is a stanford policy.he family says his roommates sold him the pills. >> they have concealed evidence and gone on to live their lives with no accountability. they are about to graduate. aton does not get to graduate. amanda: amanda del castillo, abc 7 eyewitness news. liz: and local leaders gathered in fremont to hold a vigil in honor of michelle. she called new york city her home for a decade but was a bay area native. >> i cannot imagine what her family must be feeling right now. i think the least we can do as a community is come together to support her and honor her legacy. liz: she let a life of service helping at risk women and children as well as the homeless. citizens for a better community will lead the vigil tonight at the central park billion near the fremont community center at 5:30. vice president kamala harris visited san bernardino to outline how california will benefit from the infrastructure bill. the vice president and the agriculture secretary took a tour of the national forest yesterday,

stanford university held a multifaith celebration today. it was a virtual event because of covid concerns. one of the highlights was remarks by the new head of the university's mlk jr. research and education institute. and coming up at 9:30, we will hear from dr. martin. he is an associate professor at stanford and the director of the university's martin luther king jr. research and education institute. we will talk about the importance of the work the institute does and his vision moving forward. >>> investigators in the east bay are looking for a group of robbery suspects who not only stole a car but a family's dog as well. this is tito. a mother and daughter took the french bulldog for a walk in castro valley last night. police say a black suv pulled in front of them, and four or five people jumped out armed with handguns. they snatched the mother's purse which contained her wallet and keys, and also took the dog before taking off in the suv. few hours later, the suspects went to the mother's home and stole her car. is this scary? invest

one can't give any kind of overview of homesteads campus contribution without mentioning stanford it'sost iconic works and as much probably as jefferson's academical village in charlottesville. it's a superb example of collaboration with the architects, at least if not the client. olmsted was a genius at working with others and as its planning, logistics, all the parts stanford campuses is an exemplary of the vision of architecture and landscape is intertwined and being complementary and inseparable. you might also note that the title box reads fl and jc homestead architects, by this time the firm had evolved and his son was heavily involved in producing and managing the work. there are two things i wish to say regarding stanford, the range of his campus planning, what is to note that homestead senior's interest in the particularly of its regional and topographical context is a salient concern in all of its planning and later out of his sons and his departure from his own predilection for loosely organized arrangements of separate structures placed upon lanes and clearings. in his corr

stanford up to now jaiden delaire lays it off the glass stanford pad that lead to 4, 10 seconds to go to get ahead. to jones, spencer jones. i'm sorry. 21 points for him. that would be the dagger stanford win. 75 to 69. that is their first win over a top 5 program since get this all the way back in 2000, 7 when they defeated u c l all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. beats a sow cow team. we love it. yeah. yeah. it was a good one in. >> it's too bad that do. fans couldn't get to see it. stand for it right now. it's only for their winter sports. only family and friends, close friends can be indoors at all. the indoor winter sports the students weren't there, but great win nonetheless. now, hopefully the warriors can eke out a win that 4th quarter is about to start down in memphis. all right. thanks, jason. yeah, we'll be right jason. yeah, we'll be right when a truck hit my car, jason. yeah, we'll be right the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes fir

the travel icu nurse from oklahoma had been working at stanford hospital before committing suicide last week. michael was incredible. he fearless. it looks he's going to nursing school at 20 years old, which is a few the which i think it's been a josh, for base was best friends down as a fellow nurse. he says the stresses of the job have become overwhelming for so many in the health care field. >> believes it's important for people to tells story just couldn't take. it could work. >> i across the across the country probably world that exit statistics for 2 seconds up with health care professionals. and that's i think it's so important. we talk about recent study published in the journal of general internal medicine included a survey of more than 500 doctors, nurses and other health care workers who have been treating covid patients. >> within it, they found 74% saying they were depressed. 37% reported they were experiencing symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder and 15% said they had thoughts of suicide or self-harm. i mean, it's tragic. it breaks my heart to think he didn't. if you

i've reached out to stanford. i'm trying to get reaction from stanford is going to change anything or do students really do they have 2 weeks less than 2 weeks to get that booster or they will not be allowed on campus. so stay tuned for my next report about an hour from now back to daryn in studio. great information. great job. and i know you did it all through even those. >> covid quarantine times and you're down to that. but, you know, and through covid. so i appreciate it. thank you so much, sarah. always great. >> 8.10, right now and what why? dreaming of that. i'm sure you are to. hawaii will soon require visitors to get a covid booster shot. if you want to skip quarantine when you go to the islands under the state's current program. travelers who don't want to quarantine for 5 days have to either be fully vaccinated or have a negative covid test within one day of travel who the organization it takes right with tests difficult. anyway, the program is now changing. so the they're changing the definition of ful

this hurts dijon davis used to play for stanford.his three for the huskies puts them in front by nine. washington wins 67 64, ending a stanford win streak. at four games, both teams three and two in conference stanford 10 and five overall. no better experience for mark fox and cal and pullman today to face washington state. the bears staying in and here in the first half, grant anticipates is no good from three point range. but andre kelly gets the tip plus the foul. kelly made the free throw the birth took a two point lead to the locker room, but the cougars prevailed in this game that saw 11 lead changes. they hit the offensive boards after miss free throw this time, michael flowers good with the three the bears go down 65 57. they weren't even nine and nine overall, two and five in the pac 12 and tough duty for herb sendek, santa clara broncos today hosting mark few's second ranked gonzaga bulldogs jalen williams, one of the few bright spots for the broncos, he knocks down two of his 17 points. but this game was all gonzaga's boll

on tuesday, stanford athletics announced. the general public is temporarily banned from attending indoor sports events only athletes, family members are allowed impacting upcoming basketball games and track meets all run indoor track like my team will do indoor track, so i'm imagine that that might be affected by it, and the surgeon covid cases hasn't prevented palo alto unified schools from opening back up. elementary school students return to the classroom tuesday or absentee rate today was about 15 to 20, depending on the school site. employee absences were very normal. actually, we had um 40 certificated employees out today and that's very typical. a good start to the year, though the district superintendent is bracing for potential staffing shortage down the line, i think would be naive to think that we're not going to have cases and that those cases could affect staffing as palo alto middle and high school students prepared to return to the classroom wednesday. right now. i'm in nice for covid. the line to get a covid t

in fact, at stanford university. the school says more than 100 students testing positive for the past few days. kron 4. sarah stinson is live on campus with the details. sarah, what are they doing to make sure everybody is safe. >> well, they're definitely having people quarantine in student housing who have tested positive were talking about 136 stanford students testing positive within the last week. this is a. >> post travel post holiday outbreak here at stanford as students return for the winter quarter. now, i haven't got information just in terms of hospitalizations here so that something will be kind of trying to. >> track down this morning. but we know that this outbreak has caused a 7.7% positivity rate in the last 7 days. staff has a much lower positivity rate at 2.8% in the last 7 days. the state's seven-day positivity rate, much, much higher. so this is relatively low, but for and university. this is not their largest outbreak at stanford but certainly not their small us as well. class is here began yeste

that is unfortunate but that's not having the story at stanford. that's part of what i've been trying to do for 15 years is bring the story out to make people know about it. >> it is kind of bleak at first has a lot of architecture. when he visited the campus in the 1930s, he talked about you walked out and you see an amazing city of gravestone which is actually is true, you realize how much this campus needs trees and needs landscapes and on gallagher again, in the main campus and in between the long straight in the buildings, there would be many times of broadleaf and other green straws in small growing trees with the firing crab. evergreen and various shrubs will be used. . . . very quiet and it is very residential and we are going to get back to this in just a moment. but with this early design phase for all of the cohorts, they have done plans for many of the others and this is the main job as well. and that includes something that you consider which is something you don't really get from the main area and later it was called campus drive afte

tara stanford, down to lexi hall coming off. 3 of guys racket. give stanford the lead 21 points on the day later drive shot won't go but cameron brink follows it up. 24 11 for brink. that stuff got sister stanford wins. 83 73. they come home to host cow on friday. all right. you know, that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> jason, thank you. meanwhile, an amazing journey is in its final stretch this weekend. check this out. this is 19 year-old zahra rutherford. and for the past 150 days, she's been fun flying around the world by herself. she soared over 5 continents. and 52 countries. and was she finally touches down in her home nation of belgium. tomorrow. she will have already broken 2 world records. the teen pilot set to become the youngest woman to fly solo across the globe. and the youngest woman to do it in a little micro like playing her. parents say they hope that she can inspire others to follow their dreams. >> we're extremely parent. we're extremely no, don't what? she's that because it the message she screen, i go for it. peo

david hernandez is an er nurse at stanford hospital.ersonally know odell, but said his death struck a chord, he said too many nurses don't do enough to care for their own mental health. and face troubles like depression, anxiety and exhaustion. every day. you fear that if you open up that you're having mental struggles that perhaps that rule affect your professional career that will affect your development. it could affect your advancement. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. and if you or someone you know, needs support, you can call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1 802 73 talk that is 1 802 73825. three houston police officers are recovering tonight after being shot by a suspect who is now surrendered to authorities. the incident began at about 2 40 this afternoon as officers responded to a family disturbance impossible shooting at a home in houston. when officers arrived, the suspect drove away and led police on a chase for several miles that chase ended when the suspect crashed his vehicle. police say the suspect using

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the stanford women taking on colorado. the only undefeated team in division i men or women. brink giving stanford the lead for the good. two huge threes to stretch out the lead. cardinal win. they have won eight of nine. 49ers and cowboys play on the wildcard sunday afternoon. trent williams and deebo samuel named to the first team all-pro team. while individual accolades are nice, deebo has one goal -- winning the super bowl. >> one of the things we talked about, pro bowl, all pro, we have one goal left and that is trying to get the ring. not everybody you see on this team will be part of the team. take that into consideration. put it out there for each other and give it your all. chris: spo chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending firsthand, while you monitor and set account alerts. and using their own chase mobile app, they can set big savings goals. all with no monthly s

the latest from stanford epidemiologist dr. yvonne malta model. our specialist tonight is the meta made headlines when he was elected mayor of stockton. michael tubbs talks about is the one more and what he is doing now to tackle poverty in california. >>> how bay area lawmakers marked the anniversary of the january 6th riots. and look at head of the political stories brewing in the new year. coming to you from kqed headquarters in seven cisco. this friday , january 7th, 2022. >>> welcome back two kqed. caviar. at the start of the new year and still talking about the same thing. the coronavirus. at the omicron variant to be specific. which as you undoubtedly know by now it is far more contagious than the previous delta variant. hospitals are running and staffing shortages due to sick employees. intensive care units are filling up. indoor mask mandates are being extended. cloth masks are not enough anymore. you need to add a surgical mask or you could go with one of these. most drugstores are sold out about home rapid test. professional pcr testing

stanford students will be back on campus on tuesday. because of the covid surge, the university opted to have all students attend virtual classes for the first two weeks of the quarter. students will return in phases. all students are expected to return on january 24th. >>> we know it's pretty tough finding those covid tests out there right now. and we are here to help you out. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on the covid-19 testing locations link on the trending bar. we've compiled a list of places you can get tested. we broke it down by county to find a place closest to you. >>> the search is on for whoever stole a family's dog, then came back for their car, too. happened in the east bay. it's a scary story. this is tito. the mother and daughter took the french bulldog out for a walk in castro valley last night. a black suv pulled in front of them and four or five people jumped out. they all had guns. they snatched the mother's purse which contained her wallet and keys and took the dog. before taking off in the suv. a few hours later th

stanford wins. that is a look at sports.t will tell you the second you have a kid, it's like your heart is living outside of your body, which means you never, ever stop worrying. that's why we got health insurance and for way less than we thought was possible. the kids' doctor and dental check-ups are free, and i get screenings for my cholesterol and my blood pressure. don't get me wrong, i still worry. just a little less. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st at coveredca.com >> coming up tonight at 11:00, a brazen robbery at gunpoint in oaklands chinatown caught on camera. the change stores are making following crimes like this. >> you are going to go see the warriors. [screaming] >> that reaction says it all. the touching story behind an antioch woman's christmas gift that proves dreams really can come true. it is all coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. finally, in the south bay, the children discovery museum has teamed up with the santa clara county public health department,

monte fisher is a first year phd student at stanford.ted the online petition and says it's quickly gaining traction from students from from staff from parents and alumni. 95% of students testing on campus. >> are already fully vaccinated. and that's why fisher believes it's now a time when the booster shot should be a choice to stir. vaccines are not a cure. all right. they're not going to stop transmission on campus. >> and they're not going they're not going to cut it. extraordinary lehigh hospitalization rate. that's not the situation looking at. looking at young, healthy, fully vaccinated. people. >> in response to the petitions, a stanford spokesperson says, quote, our booster requirement for students who are eligible is intended to support sustained immunity against covid-19 and it's consistent with the advice of county and federal public health leaders and quote, stanford says it puts a booster mandate in place due to a continuous rise in covid cases since winter break. 205 students and 287 staff members tested positive last week.

the stanford women taking on colorado. the only undefeated team in division i men or women.ex. cardinal fight back. brink giving stanford the lead for the good. two huge threes to stretch out the lead. cardinal win. they have won eight of nine. 49ers and cowboys play on the wildcard sunday afternoon. trent williams and deebo samuel named to the first team all-pro team. while individual accolades are nice, deebo has one goal -- winning the super bowl. >> one of the things we talked about, pro bowl, all pro, we have one goal left and that is trying to get the ring. not everybody you see on this team will be part of the team. take that into consideration. put it out there for each other and give it your all. chris: s introducing the all-new gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. it combines shaving and gentle exfoliation into one efficient stroke, for a shave as quick and easy as washing your face. if you're washing with the bargain brand, even when your clothes look clean, there's extra dirt you can't see. watch this. that was in these clothes... ugh. but the clothes washed in tid

yvonne maldonado from stanford. take care. dr. maldonado: you, too, stan: california saw a major surge in covid-19 cases over the holiday weekend. the state reported an average of 59,000 cases a day from new year's eve through yesterday. are testing the eco-blast winters -- far surpassing dr. patel is part of the abc 7 news vaccine team. hello, dr. patel, good to see laura: good to see you. happy 2022. may we a better and brighter years. kristen: i certainly hope so. we have reason for hope. dr. patel: we do. kristen: but not right now, because we are seeing the numbers and they do suggest, whoa, we are peaking higher than we were last winter and that is scary and terrible. put these latest numbers in context for us? dr. patel: you are absolutely right, we are at higher numbers. but two things, as you have heard for the past month, it is a much more transmissible and contagious vibrant. but also, cases don't tell the whole stories. hospitalizations are not rising as quickly as the cases are rising, but it doesn't look like it is c

in a statement to kpix 5, stanford said this about the booster mandates. it will help us continue in- person educational activities and puts us in a better position to deal with the risk of future variance, especially in our students living in congregant facilities. >> reporter: stanford is not alone in their booster or third shot mandate. many universities have joined the ranks. the deadline is january 31st. in palo alto, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> new numbers from the state show covid-19 cases trending down slightly. there are 98,000 new cases, and test positivity has dropped a bit to under 21%. president biden plans to give out 400 million free and 95 masks to americans. the masks will be available for pickup at pharmacies and community health centers starting late next week with the program in full swing by early next month. the biden administration officially launched its website for home test kits, covid tested.gov. for free test are allowed per household, shipping in a 7 to 12 days. >>> parents have been waiting for this news. today, dr. fauci said t

. >> and factions disease expert, doctor yvonne maldonado was stanford. health care says that she and other health care leaders are carefully reviewing the data out of south africa where omicron was first detected. we're looking at models from south africa. >> some from europe, different ones and a few from the united states. >> and the that we have from south africa be. virus peaked dropped out really rapidly within a period of about 6 weeks. >> and it's looking like the same thing may be happening in the u k. >> well, we're not quite sure yet because they're not as far along, say south africa is. and we're expecting that that might happen here. but we're early to know for sure. the doctor says omicron's highly efficient nature, maybe its demise. what we know about the viruses such as sabal that we're we may actually just run out people to effect. so it will go fast in may. actually taper >> when it's affected, just about all can reach that. so we are hoping that based on the models and seeing from the u k. >> and especially from south africa that omicro

first time the stanford cardinals beating the top five teams in 15 years.also feeling good about themselves, and why not take it to the red wings team that beat them? a last week got a power play situation early. jonathan dahlen finding tebow meyer light the lamp, his 15th, and it's one nothing but this thing goes on to overtime. 221 minute end burns with a shot on goal that quite but logan could sure is there to mop it up. and that ends the captain doesn't with his 13th goal three to sharks, and they've won three in a row. the rangers are up next in san jose. alright we've come to that point of the evening where we must check this out. let's take it to canada, watching no fans in the stands and devin booker on the free throw life this season, and he's irritated. you know why? because the mascot again, remember, you'll be able to see the mascot here. he's trying to distract hooker ed day he can't concentrated complains to the rep about it. and you know when there are fans there got one big mascot yelling at it is distracting. that's the sporting life right

mark fox in the bears were scheduled to play stanford, but stanford dealing with covid issues.epherd andre kelly for the hammer. he had 13 midway through the half kelly going to return the favor. watch the screen freeze up had a team high 16 cal up double digits seven bears made a three. first half mchale foreman get him the rock and splash bears snap a seven game losing streak to asu 7450 nine straight wins at home for cal abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. okay, chris. thank you very much. and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. i'm dion limb abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock for spencer christian and chris alvarez and really all of us here. thank you so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside of what appears to be the emeryville camera, thank you douglas and you can see the lights all lit up the bay bridge also shining in the night. keep in mind things looking pretty clear, but the is coming you'll have much more from meteorologist drew tuma in the morning. have a great night. see you in the morning. chase

women's hoops, stanford hosting cal. went open in the -- would open in the third quarter.king hard at 26 as the cardinals pull away for the victory, 97-74. have a great weekend everybody. >> we have been talking the windy weather across the bay area all morning. people are waking up to scenes like this after strong gusts swept through overnight, knocking down furniture and trees and power lines and you have been tracking it all. abc7 the very gusty -- >> the very gusty winds orange is a high wind warning for the hills through 11:00 and the advisor has been shifted from the east bay to the delta. until noontime today today today windy. of the hills are having a 33 mile an hour winds. look at mount diablo, down from 60 miles an hour to 50. you see the winds from sonoma to napa, 36 miles an hour. it has been lightening up a little bit but it will take several hours for the wood advisors to expire and the winds to come down. along the coast, half moon bay, 31 miles an hour. we have 60 downtown, 61 in oakland. half moon bay at 61 degrees. good visibility here. you can see the w

there are a 136 students have tested positive within the last week here at stanford. those who tested positive had to go into quarantine. those who live in the student housing had to stay put. and of course have to do the right thing. and there's people who are still testing coming back from the holiday because 6 yesterday students actually came back to campus, but it was for online learning. so those who wanted to come back, maybe live on campus. did come back. but this post holiday post travel surges outbreak here has caused 6, 7.7% positivity rate in the last 7 days. this isn't the largest outbreak per se that this campus has seen. but. >> the school this school has done pretty well in terms of how many tests they put out and how many tests come back positive. the staff, though, has a much lower positivity rate right now. at 2.8% in the last 7 days, at least 95% of those who tested have been fully vaccinated classes at stanford began yesterday as i said, online, that will continue the first 2 weeks of winter quarter students will resume in-person classes. the tuesd

hotel worked as a traveling nurse for stanford healthcare. friends say he arrived three months ago and love the area and his job. he left work early tuesday and hadn't been seen since. we have lost touch with them overnight, which isn't uncommon because his job is very demanding. and you know, he just cares so much for his patients. when he hadn't shown up after work. they started looking for him, and they found his car in an unusual spot. odell's car was found at the dunbarton bridge toll plaza . friends say this isn't an area he frequented, but he did love hiking and fremont is just across the bridge and the bay from palo alto. what brought michael o'dell to this tranquil place? and what ended his life is still a mystery. in a statement. stanford healthcare says they are heartbroken to learn from authorities traveling nurse who was missing has been found deceased. we express our deepest condolences to the nurse's family and loved ones he was living with his best friend, uh, really working hard. making ends meet, just doing doing all the rig

>>stanford students have less than 2 weeks to show proof of getting the booster shot. meanwhile, there's an online petition circulating around campus. it already has 1700 signatures and growing, not anti-vaccine anti boosting anything like that. that's not the goal of this position. >>the vision is pro making your own choices, monte fisher is a first year phd student at stanford. he created the online petition and says it's quickly gaining traction from students from from staff from parents and alumni. 95% of students testing on campus. >>are already fully vaccinated. and that's why fisher believes it's now a time when the booster shot should be a choice booster. vaccines are not a cure. all right. they're not going to stop transmission on campus. >>and they're not going they're not going to cut a extraordinarily high hospitalization rate. that's not the situation we're looking at here. we're looking at young, healthy, fully vaccinated. people. >>in response to the petitions, a stanford spokesperson says, quote, our booster requirement for students who are eligible is