at the freeman's institute for national studies stanford institute economic policy research at stanford university print one, the number of times post on social media platform. 1984, the year he moved to california, more than 250 additional students he teaches when he is teaching about the computer science. and political science department. forty-four, president barack obama for who he served on the knational security council, chif of staff debbie to the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. fifty-one, number of wins by the san francisco giants halfway through the 2021 season, go giants. welcome jeremy. and last but not least to lead this conversation than marietje schaake. cyber policy centered international policy fellow for artificial intelligence at stanford. ten years of a representative and european parliaments, two years at stanford including one and a half remotely. first book that she is writing 24003 to people following on twitter and the old code for amsterdam still used to refer tt the city. so glad to have all four of you here today. we're looking forward to your conversat

stanford. 10 years as a representative of european parliaments, two years nof stanford including one and a half remotely. first book she's writing, 24,300 people following on twitter and zero 2 zero, the phone code inamsterdam used for the city .looking forward to your conversation. over to you, marietje schaake . >> thank you and from my side a warm welcome to everybody joining. it's a real celebration today as well. i want to congratulate mehran and rob on the release of their book "system error: where big tech went wrong and how we can reboot". and i can't stress enough how important it is to hear such a diagnosis, well researched, and well argued from americans. i say that being in europe e now but of course the world is looking at what kithe united states is doing both in terms of strength coming out of silicon valley but also the harms and rental effects that has around the world. it's important to hear this from professor at the very university that has first so many big tech ideas, lead

she played for stanford last year. their starting point guard who won a national championship with the team. >> she was in australia just 2 days ago playing professionally over there during the wnba offseason. she caught a flight. got back to texas. her hometown yesterday then flew to minneapolis to watch this game. i asked her what made her do all of that. she said i would not miss this game for the world. none of the players knew she was coming. they all gave her a huge embrace in the hotel of that team lobby. so it was just a tremendous scene and really cool environment. and hey, this game is about to tip off in about an hour or so. it's going to be a fun one will have one more live report in the next hour ahead of this game. but for now, we're outside of the target center in minneapolis. i'm jason dumas kron. 4 sports that socal jason, is if the cardinal needed one more reason to get excited incentivized to win this. a real quick to have a prediction. >> for what's going to happen tonight. yeah, you know, i think u

stanford, they put on a furious late rally.nes to cameron -- cameron brink to get stanford within two. brink with 15 points but just not enough. the huskies seal it with free throws, 63-58 and advancing to the championship game against south carolina. >> you know, we left a lot out there unsaid. and so that's hard to kind of swallow that pill where you leave game feeling like as a team, you didn't leave your best out there. but you got to give credit to connecticut. they have a championship ring. so they know what they need to do. and again, we just had some looks but didn't go in for us. and we did not defend the three-point line. nor did we make our free throws. nor did we keep them off the glass as well as we needed to. larry: to the nba. we will not see steph curry until the playoffs. curry missed the past seven games with a foot injury. he'll miss the final five. we saw steph without the walking boot on today. so that's a positive. he will be re-evaluate april 11. that's the day after the season ends. the expectation is cu

so stanford, uconn of that game will be taking on south carolina, stanford plate, south carolina earlier this year. back in december. they were beating the gamecocks by 18 points and blew a lead. and last that's actually the last game. stanford loss this season. so of course, they got to get past yukon first. but if they're able to do that, south carolina will be waiting for them and maybe they could avenge that early-season loss to the game but for now, we're live outside of the target center in minneapolis. i'm jason dumas, scrounge for sports. >> thank you, jason, talk to you later. in other news, oscar winner will smith. he just a short time ago resigned from the academy of motion pictures, arts and sciences. this move comes after the shocking superstar smackdown sunday night at the oscars where smith, as you know, by now slapped comedian chris rock over a joke about his wife, jada smith is embroiled in a career crisis over the onstage assault. he was facing possible expulsion or suspension from the academy anyway. and he knew that in a statement he says he will accept any additional

the stanford institute for economic research institute at stanford university. a social media platform, 1984, the year he moved to california or 250 additional students that he teaches when he is teaching about the computer science and the political science department. forty-fourth president barack obama for which he served on the national security council chief of staff and ambassador to the united nations. san francisco giants halfway through the 2021 season did go giants. welcome, jeremy. last but not least, this conversation, she is the international policy director at the cyber policy center and the international policy fellow at stanford. ten years as a representative in the european parliament, two years at stanford including one and a half remotely. first book she is writing. 24,300 people on twitter. still used to refer to the city. so glad to have all four of you here today. we are looking forward to your conversation. over to you. >> thank you so much. a warm welcome to everybody joining. a real celebration today as well. i want to welcome jeremy and

that's a blow for stanford. she has to go to the bench and then immediately after that backers with the steel here. so smooth and just lays it in another huge play for uconn. 49. 41 huskies break. now back in it. less than a minute to go. stanford forces, the turnover and lacey hall. makes the 3 to cut the uconn lead to 3. but you kind. they couldn't miss from the free-throw line during the final minutes, keeping the cardinal just far enough away from having a real chance to go ahead as the huskies beat stanford. 63 to 58 the cardinals request for a repeat title is over towards their first loss in the last 25 sadly. >> an april fool's joke with this next story. stephan curry. he's been ruled out for the remainder of the rest of the regular season. according to reports, curry will be reevaluated after the regular season ends next sunday. see how he got hurt. marcus smart. just kind diving on his foot. the 2 time mvp continues to recover from that sprained foot. he suffered that last month against boston. there's

be a part and the cheer on the stanford stanford team, stanford cardinals goal. we wish you the best ladies tonight. >>let's talk about the team. stanford university, the team 18th ranked defense in the country. they hold their opponents to 81 points but they score 106 point. so they typically beat a team by 25 points tip-off tonight at 6.30, in minneapolis. stanford has arguably the best team in the country versus the best player in the country in yukon. so we'll have to see if strength in numbers to borrow a phrase from the golden state warriors, strength in numbers will be one player. but stanford, if they win tonight, which they should ingress cross, they will play on sunday either against louisville or south carolina. back to you. >>tran very exciting. let's take a live look outside. you can see the approach to the toll plaza. looks a little bit hazy ipa. let's get with the latest on your weather. >>i'm rebecca strong in the crowd for weather center looking outside lots of sunshine that we are enjoying today. the golden gate bridge here, blue skies for every

not just stanford and packard, everybody. i think this is what the hospital needs to see. >> reporter: and nurses say they feel they're getting strong armed after stanford announced in an email that it will cut health benefits on may 1st for all nurses who continue to strike. but stanford says that's standard practice. >> they would lose their employee contribution, and that is consistent with our policy in relation to any employee at stanford health care. >> reporter: despite hows of nurses walking picket lines, stanford insists it has filled the gaps and postponed enough non-essential procedures to ensure the strike is not putting patients at risk. but the nurses question the skills of some of their replacements and say they worry about patient care without them. now, audrey, some highly skilled nurses tell me, you know, they've been asked to actually volunteer during the strike because their skill set is hard to fill. now, we can expect more nurses back out here tomorrow as both sides get back to the negotiating table off

a crucial blow for stanford.s to the bench immediately after that that kurz dismissed comes in with the steal and a layup and she comes up was another huge play. it all comes to an end. 49. 41 uconn now. back in less than a minute left stanford force a turnover. lacey hall makes a 3 pointer to cut the uconn lead to 3 points. but uconn hit almost all of their free throws during the final seconds. keeping the cardinal just far enough away from having a chance to go ahead or even tie the huskies. the final score. 63 to 58 stanford's quest for a repeat title over their first loss in their last 25 games. jason, do moss in minneapolis as a reaction to the end of the cardinal safe water. >> stanford's magical season comes to an end a game before they would have like they fall to the uconn huskies in the national semifinal. 63 to 58 the story of this game. poor shooting from stanford. just 4 for 23 from beyond the arc. and they could just never get an offensive rhythm going. every time they made a run. uconn match that r

be a part of a and a cheer on the stanford stanford team. >> all right.e sports and now on to the giants. it might be hard to believe, but we're just one week away from the start of the beginning of major league baseball season. and the giants are hoping that the pandemic does not play a big role. what should be a normal season this year? but as kron four's charles clifford shows us oracle park is going to be looking a bit different. >> well, here at oracle park, opening day for the giants is still a week away. but today the team and the staff here at the park give us a preview of some new things that fans can expect to see over the course of the season. this is the 23rd season that the giants will play here at oracle park this year. some of the big changes around the park include there are now touchless payment systems that all of the vendors allowing folks to pay with their smartphone if they so choose around. the park is also going to be a lot of new food options this season, including veggie pizza slices, also fish tacos and many other new items. the

stanford, they put on a furious late rally.t a pass from jones to cameron -- cameron brink to get stanford within two. brink with 15 points but just not enough. the huskies seal it with free throws, 63-58 and advancing to the championship game against south carolina. >> you know, we left a lot out there unsaid. and so that's hard to kind of swallow that pill where you leave game feeling like as a team, you didn't leave your best out there. but you got to give credit to connecticut. they have a championship ring. so they know what they need to do. and again, we just had some looks but didn't go in for us. and we did not defend the three-point line. nor did we make our free throws. nor did we keep them off the glass as well as we needed to. larry: to the nba. we will not see steph curry until the playoffs. curry missed the past seven games with a foot injury. he'll miss the final five. we saw steph without the walking boot on today. so that's a positive. he will be re-evaluate april 11. that's the day after the season ends. the e

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be a part the cheer on the stanford stanford team. stanford cardinals go to or should the best ladies >> doesn't that just warm your heart? i mean, that man was about to burst from this hurt because he has so much pride. he's in charge of making stanford university pretty. and of course, the ladies are in charge of making stanford champions and they hope to repeat uconn. they're a top team. they have the best player in the country versus arguably the best team. i'm with the warriors were in the bay area. strength in numbers. stanford, if they win and when they when they will face either louisville or south carolina come sunday and then come monday. expect to see me back here as i have my pompoms ready to go for the uconn. you've gone. you've gone. that was a good one. well, all right, 9 o 9 is the time. we'll take a quick break. but coming up. >> the long-awaited bus lane on van ness in san francisco is done. it's not an april fool's joke. i'm serious. it's done. they're going to have an unveiling today for the public will have a live

we've got a chance to track down one of the stanford players. here's haley jones talking about tonight's having this target on our back. we like having it because we love competing. you know, i think we've learned a lot this season with having different people step up in different games. people. >> you know, having different roles on the team they did last year. we've grown a lot this year being the defending champs. so coming in this week, we're just we're ready for the competition. and we know that took last year. but it's going to take even more with that target. and i think that we welcome that competition and we're really excited to rise the occasion. >> let's talk about trends, right? i mean, everybody in sports like what's working for you. here's what's working for stanford women's team. >> well, uconn has not won a final 4 again, never mind a title, but not one. the final 4 again in since 2016 so that 6 years running stanford is a well-decorated team. they didn't lose a game this year in the pac. 12. >> they are ready to roll. and if the

ktvu is amanda canton is at stanford hospital in palo alto. you hear the noise?ive pictures behind her and amanda, you'll tell us what's expected to happen today. yes. so you know, in the last hour, dozens and dozens of people show up, there are hundreds of members . we apologize. clearly, we're having a bit of an audio problem here. these are live pictures of nurses outside of stanford and lucile packard children's hospital. they are on strike today. they say they want fair contracts about 5000 nurses involved here issues such as understaffing request for overtime, they say nurses get very little time with their families. we know the hospital says it's work to come to an agreement and has made in their words. meaningful progress. we will bring amanda quintana in for a live report in just minutes here overseas now, as russian forces launched attacks today on at least five train stations in ukraine. this follows a visit to ukraine by us secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin. they met with ukraine's president vladimir zelensky, and an

stanford forcing a turnover. and lacey hall makes a three-pointer to cut the uconn lead to just 3 points. but uconn hit almost all of their free throws during the final seconds and they kept stanford just far enough away from having a chance tie or go ahead. the huskies win. 63 to 58 stanford's quest. >> for repeat national title is over their first loss and their last 25 games. but what a great season for stanford. unfortunately, this story is not an april fool's joke. steph curry has been ruled out for the remainder of the nba regular season. according to reports, curry will be reevaluated after the regular season ends next sunday. the 2 time mvp continues to recover from that sprained foot he suffered last month against the celtics. there was optimism that he might be able to return for at least one or 2 games. but apparently that's no longer in play. the dubs are currently a number 4 seed in the western conference. but i've got just one and 6 without curry playing. the warriors have 5 more regular season game

stanford healthcare leadership doesn't acknowledge these issues . we thought that we would come together and we might have disagreed about how to approach the solutions, but we thought we would agree there was a problem. and they're denying there's even a problem. stanford chief nursing officer dale beatty says burnout is a national issue and the hospital is listening to its nurses. we do know we've had some areas that have been more challenging than others, and we recognize and acknowledge that but overall we've done a tremendous job of providing support, he says. during the pandemic, stanford never broke the nurse to patient ratio set by the state. and nearly 75% of the time nurses exceeded that ratio on a ship by ship bases. there could be times where it gets challenging. it changes its dynamic on a shift to shift basis. uh so i want to acknowledge that back, but on the overall we've had very strong staffing package offered to the nurses union generous with top of the market wages. we believe we have a very competitive package. we appreciate how

accused of robbing and attempting to carjack a woman at stanford shopping center. fortunately for the victim, she got her car and all of her possessions back because police say the teens did not know how to start her car. kron four's. dan kerman reports from police headquarters in palo alto. >> imagine the scenario you're parked at the stanford shopping center. suddenly the passenger door and the driver door open and those on either side of that door demand your property and demand you get out of the vehicle. >> at the stanford shopping center parking lots, palo alto. police are adding patrols following an attempted robbery and carjacking. police say monday evening about 6 a woman was parked in the north parking lot near fleming steakhouse when 2 teenagers approached a she was sitting in her driver's 2 subjects opened her door and demanded her belongings. >> she provided them with their belongings and was forced out of the vehicle. she ran away. police say once away from the scene, the woman found a good samaritan and called 9-1-1 when the 2 returned to the scene.

just one for stanford, threes ensuing bounce pass. breaking the press and gets it to a wide open edwards, ucon hangs on to advance to the national championship game, snapping the cardinals winning streak and ending their hopes of repeating. >> we did not play well tonight. and, i think we, we really struggled running our offense. >> leaving the game feeling like you did not leave your best out there. >> sometimes you don't have to as well the best team, you just have to play the best that night. and you do just enough with what you have, you know. so, like you are playing god but you don't have your a swing just scraping and around you get it in the hole the best you can and then go to the 19th hole and have a drink. >> great season for the cardinal regardless. the first semifinal national player of the year. south carolina facing louisville, final seconds of the third quarter, gamecocks, up 6, grabbing the rebound, draws the foul, scores, a beast down low. 23 points and 18 rebounds. south carolina wins 72-59. they will face ucon in s

it happened at the stanford shopping center. but as kron four's dan kerman reports, the woman got her in her car, got work hard, all her possessions back because the teens did not know how to start her vehicle. >> imagine the scenario you're parked at the stanford shopping center. suddenly the passenger door and the driver door open and those on either side of that door demand your property and demand you get out of the vehicle. >> at the stanford shopping center parking lots, palo alto. police are adding patrols following an attempted robbery and carjacking. police say monday evening about 6 a woman was parked in the north parking lot near fleming steakhouse when 2 teenagers approached as she was sitting in her driver's 2 subjects opened her door and demanded her belongings. >> she provided them with their belongings and was forced out of the vehicle. she ran away. police say once away from the scene, the woman found a good samaritan and called 9-1-1 when the 2 returned to the scene. her audi suv was still there. but now 4 teen

. >> stanford professor francis fukuyama on where the invasion stands, what russia has already lost and how things could get worse. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will appear on face the nation this weekend which airs at 8:30 on sunday morning, on kpix 5. >>> there was a rally in san francisco to mark this cesar chavez day. demonstrators carrying the familiar united farmworkers flag. there were posters and speeches as well. len ramirez tells us the demonstrators had a particular demand of governor newsom. >> reporter: this gathering in san francisco was one of several what happened around the state today on senior chavez birthday. if anything, they proved one thing, that all these many decades later, the fight for farmworkers civil rights in california goes on. >> reporter: chanting slogans once used by cesar chavez, farmworkers and supporters took to the streets once again. they are asking governor newsom to sign a b 2183 into law which would give farmworkers the right to vote in union elections by mail, instead of in person only. >> what better place to do it here on cesar ch

they believe stanford. we'll win tonight and go ahead to the championship game on sunday. >> uconn is a great is a great team. a great university. a lot of championships. toughest an effort to win the championship. you've got to be the champion. so this is a testament for the man. also, this will allow. the team to come together and govern >> let's talk about the team, stanford university, the team 18th ranked defense in the country. they hold their opponents to 81 points, but they score 106 point. so they typically beat a team by 25 points tip-off tonight at 6.30, in minneapolis. stanford has arguably the best team in the country versus the best player in the country in yukon. so we'll have to see if strength in numbers to borrow a phrase from the golden state warriors, strength in numbers will be one player. but stanford, if they win tonight, which they should fingers crossed, they will play on sunday either against louisville or south carolina. thanks a lot. we'll. >> we'll take a quick break. it is 8.11

stanford has not topped uconn since 2008. it will be the 19th meeting between the schools, first since 2017 so this will be the first taste of the rivalry for that stanford players including the pac-12 player of the year, haley jones. >> hall of fame coaches, two winningest coaches of all time, all americans, wnba programs, to now be part of that isthwelo- country now, south carolina, uconn, to play really fun. >> it should be a great game. the cardinal looking for the second straight national championship. the last team to win back to back titles was uconn that won four straight from 2013 to 2016. >>> the job market continues to bring on workers at a rapid pace. businesses are still looking for more. labor departments of the u.s. economy added 431,000 jobs in march, unemployment fell from 3.8 to 3.6%, that is the lowest level since the pandemic started. >>> here's how the stock market closed out the week, the dow up 140, the nafta of 31, s&p 500 gaining 15. >>> group in half moon bay cooking up help for people in ukraine. th

stanford versus uconn lady cardinals. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll. >> we'll take a break here at 7.11. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news will be tales on san francisco plan to add a new weeklong cannabis celebration in the city will tell you what it's all about. plus, president biden is helping americans at the pump by dipping into the well preserved. we'll see if that helps bring prices down. and judge ketanji brown jackson could make history as the first black woman to serve on the supreme court will have the latest. >> i'm rebecca strom in the crowd for weather center tracking a whole lot of sunshine around the bay area. nice shot of coit tower right here in downtown san francisco. warm temperatures are on the way and then hot ones next week. my full forecast coming up. >> and if you are hitting the road this friday morning because the drive into the weekend, we have a look at your morning commute for you will have an updated look at those drive times. once we get back. for march madness the dave's single is just a buck in the wendy's

. >>> thousands of nurses at stanford going on strike.ing up, we'll bring you the issues they're bringing to the table. (music throughout) >>> right now at 6:30, walking off the job in a matter of hours. thousands of bay area nurses set to strike. the demands they're making and the impact it could have on you. >>> there's a higher chance that you'll get breakthrough not 100% chance. country and right here in the bay area. and it's picking up in its pace. what a local infectious disease specialist is saying about the state of covid. >>> plus lifting the mask mandate. the east bay school district that will no longer require students to mask up in the classroom starting this morning. this is "today in the bay." 6:30 on your monday morning. hope you're coming off a great morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we're broadcasting on your television, but you can also find us at roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> we'll check the morning commute with mike in a little bit. >> yes. >> let's talk abou

stanford just did not play well.g after the game, i caught up with tara vanderveer at the team hotel. we chatted about the final 4 loss next year's team and a whole bunch more check out our interview. >> we had a great it's really hard when you lose a game that you, you know, really think that you can win. i think i'm so proud of our and lex and lacey hall. they were really the engine of the train. you know, hayley had great can had a great season and our bench really there's there's not a better team. coach in terms of the personalities, how hard they worked, how much they cared about each other and we're so proud to represent stanford and the bay area. and we just wish we could've won for we have great fans it was. it was hard. we just, you know, we just had a bad game and we just didn't execute. but when we're right there, we had chances to it covering this. >> well, that the camaraderie is they're very a very close team. there's a true sisterhood kyiana was there. i you know, so many people were watching and chee

uconn stanford, stanford is a 7, 11, 7.11 all time against the uconn huskies it's going to be reallygh game. you tara vanderveer, she pokes some fun at, you know, our she said that yet. uconn might get some of that east coast bias because where everyone is all sleep on the east coast, one we play but guess what? i get to swim outside all year long. meanwhile, gino, he's driving to practice every day in the snow stopped. take that 7 days a week. they have a very healthy competitive relationship with one another. they're very respectful of one another and their legacy. guess what, guys? they are the 2 winningest coaches in women's college basketball. tara sits at number one. of course, gino is right under her at number 2. so this is shaping up to be a classic and i can't wait to be there front and center. but for now live outside of the target center, i'm jason dumas, scrum for sports. alright, jca 2 legendary bet. you're glad it's a >> snowing there in minneapolis, right? looking good. it's called a yeah. all right. well, stay warm. you know what to from philly. hence the turtleneck,

now this is stanford's 15th trip to the in the ncaa tournament. so there. >> there are no strangers to the pressure of it all. kron four's will tran live out of stanford university with more on defending their title their title, though they're not gonna let their guard down. i'm sure will. >> and no, not when you play uconn, but you're absolutely right. no strangers because they won last year. and here's the great part. they return the entire team except one player. she went to the wnba. other than that. they have been here before and they know what it's like in the final 4 hen it's really pressurized, especially against uconn. let's get right to what they are doing today and then what they did yesterday, right? they're going practice there in minneapolis and they have a tough task because uconn has won 11 championships. a legendary coach in geno now he's been there before and he's beat stanford and over the past decade or so in the national championship game. so they have history. but we have a fantastic coaches. well, stanford has not lost a gam

right now it is 38 in mountain view, six in stanford. -- 36 in stanford. see the 30's from novato to napa. what three in lafayette. you can't -- chilly this morning. sunday for easter sunday. rain returning late monday. you're tuesday morning meal could be on the slick side. the stronger system arrives wednesday and thursday. wait until you see the projected rain totals. notice, no cloud cover to track. as we head into your monday afternoon, high clouds and rain to the north. we are looking at this to come in late in the afternoon, maybe a few showers in sonoma county, was 7:00 or 8:00 at night. and then the weak band comes in. look at thursday and friday, looking at an cool. with chances of rain each day. after we get to the first system monday into tuesday, rain amounts to a 10th of an inch in san francisco. this is into tuesday morning here by wednesday -- morning. by wednesday into thursday, tapping into a typhoon across the pacific, looking at an inch and a half on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday total. this could be the last bit of rain we see. over

uconn stanford play 6.30, west coast time. the all-time series. stanford is 7.11, against uconn. the 2 coaches. it's a heavyweight matchup. you've got 2 of the winningest coaches in women's college basketball car is one. gino is number 2. and we have a great relationship. they've been coaching against each other for a very long time. tara poke some fun at gino. on thursday. she said, hey, you come benefits from some east coast bias. i know we're playing a lot of the country is sleeping. but guess what? we're on the west coast is beautiful. i can swim outdoors all year round while storrs connecticut is getting pounded with snow. so everyone laughed at that. so it's going to be a very fun matchup for now. we're at the target center reporting for kron. 4 sports. i'm jason dumas. got all of the weather out here. the run tmc takeover of the naismith basketball hall of fame. >> is complete that he in that legendary trio. former warrior tim hardaway is set to join em that richmond and see chris mullins in the hall. he will be inducted with this year's class. hardaway was drafted by gold

university and is also a senior fellow at stanford institute, chair of stanford's artificial intelligence and international steering committee and a contributing writer at "the atlantic." wait, there's more. also a book author. her latest title "spies, lies, and algorithms: the history and future of american intelligence." amy, great to see you and congratulations on the book. >> great to see you, too, bill. thanks. it's always nice to finish a book rather than just be writing a book. >> i listed countless things you are doing in and around the stanford world. how do you find time to write a book? >> well, covid helped because we couldn't get together and we couldn't travel, so i moved all my books to my home office and holed up and that's how i was able to finish. it took a lot of, you know, structured time away from the office to get it done. >> and just a lot of discipline, i guess, and kind of keeping at it. ideal in -- but a book is a different creature. >> i can't do what you're doing. i'm afraid of writing on deadline, to be honest. if i have a deadline several years away, i can ge

stanford today? >> guest: i, i'm a senior fellow, that's somebody who is attached to the hoover institution there. it's an incompetent research -- i shouldn't -- independent research are. i shouldn't say independent. quasi-independent. it has its own governing board and endowment. i think it's evolved into a sense that it's like the medical school or the law school, that it's a professional entity that's attached to stanford. and then you're out-audited or you're expected to do research and popular dissemination of that research. so -- and, and then you're tenured through the staff tenure process. and i've been there the, i retired from cal state-fresno where i was a classics professor since, in 2004. and then i teach the, i taught for 17 years at hillsdale college. i take a month off in the summer. that's been reduced a little bit to two and a half weeks. and then i teach at hillsdale right when they start, right before the hoover starts up again after summer. and i guess i was, i graduated from sta

and gotta be in the got another va stanford university and got a law degree at stanford university in 1946, and she was all for job is a legal secretary she came home and she went all over and got in her little card she drove all over and not one person would hire her even though i think it would argue for the first superior court judges in fresno county and i think the second one ofi the first court judges female diverted job pretty southerners institutionalize bias ahead of the and some not looking back in the past but the same token, as we talked about earlier, there was also a stability to that society and i can tell you that i lost my wallet in california, at about four people call me within seven right times that i have done it and say, where are you from i get it delivered tonight a couple of people to hand deliver it i were to do that today that i haven't twice believe me, i have to run to the phone before you charge everything. so collectively as a society, we are progressing but individually, i don't know w whether it is a lack of religion or moral instructions, i'm worried

a rough night shooting the ball for stanford.he first half down one at the break. ashton, a reader three goes down. stanford down two after three quarters. uconn staller -- star is paige becker. stanford could not make a shot. four of 23 from downtown. the 24 game win streak in jeopardy. a furious late round. jones to cameron to get stanford within 215 points here it but not enough. the husky seal it with brief -- with free throws. uconn advances to the championship game. >> we left a lot unsaid. it is hard to swallow the pill where you leave a game feeling that you did not leave your best out there but you have to give credit to connecticut. >> we are all disappointed but we have to take into account everything that we have accomplished and done. they have a championship ring. so they know what they need to do. we just had some looks wretched -- that did not go in for us. we did not defend the three-point line in order to make our free throws and to keep them off the glass as well as we needed to. larry: we will not see steph cu

police say this type of crime is not common either in palo alto or the stanford shopping center. if we have anything. >> value will make sure it's in the trunk. just make sure. but yeah, you definitely don't want to see anything visible or anything like that. but never heard of. >> being carjacked here, visitors, we spoke with its stanford shopping center say they're careful about not leaving anything visible in their car to ward off break ins. but being carjacked is not something they thought about much until now. there's not much. >> we can do. i can do. i just. and i'm just more all the time. >> going forward, i would say just kind of keep my eye out on individuals may be falling into my car. to my surroundings. and try not to look vulnerable. >> again, police stepping up patrols in that area. also advising people to make sure you're always aware of your surroundings where ever you are live at police headquarters in palo alto. dan kerman kron. 4 news by stan. >> and the south bay, this man is in custody, accused of assaulting a 17 year-old girl in san jose. police say that it

-- chair of stanford's artificial intelligence and international security committee. and a contributing writing of the atlantic. wait, there's more. amy zegart is also a book offer, history and future of american intelligence. great to see, you congratulations on the book. >> great to see you too, bill, it's always nice to finish about rather than just writing the book. >> that leads to my first question. i just count -- in and around the stanford world, how do you phantom to read a book. >> covid helped, because we could not get together, or travel. i moved all of my books to my home office, that's how i was able to finish. it took a lot of structured time away from the office to get it done. >> and a lot of discipline, i guess, and just keeping at. it ideal in column writing, but a book is a different creature. >> i can't do what you do, i'm afraid of writing to be blunt, if i have a deadline that is several years away, i can get it done, but if it several hours, that's another story. >> stick to what you do, what you do is thoughtful. let's talk about the book. spi

longtime friend marie king says stanford who was originally from texas loved music and fashion.just so energetic and you can just, you know, feel the energy coming from him. and he helped everybody and love everybody. >> he had no enemies. he was such a wonderful person. >> around 09:00pm wednesday night, oakland police responded to a shooting on the 1200 block of lakeshore avenue near lake merritt. police believe the victim was shot and robbed. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. we're says stanford was taking an after-dinner stroll around the lake graybeal to figure out what happened. he did this. >> an ally and it makes absolutely no sense. we should be able to go to local parking. have recreation. feel safe in our city. >> in the meantime, we're is raising money for funeral arrangements and money for his daughter. oakland. police say this is the 3rd homicide in the area in the last 3 months and have vowed to step up patrols. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> next in sports, brandon crawford received his golden glove award today, but could his giant state gold after a

it wasn't tough night shooting the ball for stanford. by one point at the break. in the second half, a rare three goes down. the cardinals take a brief lead. uconn's stars paige bueckers. she came back after needs surgery. -- knee surgery. stanford could just not make a shot. 4-23 from downtown. the 24 game streak is in jeopardy. look at this pass, jones to cameron to get stanford within two points. it was none of. the huskies would seal it with free throws. uconn advances to the championship game against south carolina. >> we left out there on said. it's hardest while that pill when you did not leave your best out there. you have to give credit to connecticut. >> we are disappointed. we have to take into account everything we've accomplished and what we've done. >> they have a championship ring. they know what they need to do. we had some looks the did not go in for us. we did not defend the three-point line, nor do we make our free throws as well as we needed to. larry: we will not see steph curry to the playoffs. he missed the past se

stanford women's basketball star .s a senior announced today she's foregoing an extra year of eligibility. she says she's declaring for the nba draft, which takes place next week. lexus twin sister, lacey also appears unlikely to return to stanford next season, but she has not yet disclosed her intentions. both twins or academic all americans and played on stanford's national championship team in 2021. fellow game short of going back to the title game this season. step by step. one man is walking from new york all the way to santa monica on a mission to help children fighting cancer. then it's six will go back to sacramento to learn more about the lives lost to the city's (music throughout) codt stop walking until he reaches the santa monica pier. step by step. he's raising awareness and money for the families of children fighting cancer. fox's steve nielson caught up with o'connor on his walk for hope. for nine months, cody o'connor has taken steps on a path that seemed nearly impossible to complete. phoenix is about

well, this year, stanford is in a one seed. uconn to see. but don't let that fool you because these 2 teams pretty evenly matched. but the cardinals are the defending champs. and most of the starters from that squad are back this year. here's what some of the players at the what it's like to get every opponent's best performance. >> having this target on our back, we like having it because we love competing. you know, i think we've learned a lot this season with having different people step up in different games. people, you know, having different roles on the team they did last year. we've grown a lot this year being the defending champs. so coming in this week, we're just we're ready for the competition. and we know that took last year. but it's going to take even more with that target. and i think that we welcome that competition and we're really excited to rest the occasion playing with the same. basically the same team for an extra year. we just our chemistry finding each other on offense. backdoor >> i think we're just playing better a

in about an hour, stanford will face uconn in the women's final four. the matchup of two of the biggest names in sports. the cardinals and huskies have combined for 14 national titles, but being on the east coast, you can get the majority of that media attention. the stanford head coach says her school has other advantages. >> there definitely is probably an east coast bias. you are sleeping when we are playing a lot back east, but we get to go back to pitiful california. i wouldn't trade that. when i look at the weather, seeing the snowstorms in hartford, i'm like, i'm going to the pool swimming, and it is outside. >> the cardinals are looking for their second straight national championship. the last team to win back-to- back titles was uconn. they won four straight from 2013 to 2016. >>> you will no longer need proof of vaccination or a negative cover test for major indoor events. the state requirements ending, it means all of that with more than 1000 people in california are approved to return. and declining number of hospitalizations along with case

and this event will be streamed on youtube at sfi stanford. the former president did tweet about this exact issue. we're expecting to hear him dive deeper into the issue as well as discuss social media companies' roles in misinformation. we had a chance to speak with a current stanford graduate student who studies this exact topic. she said she's excited to hear about a topic relevant to her studies as well as hear from a former president. >> i'm really excited to hear president obama speak. i focus on tech policy issues so everything surrounding disinformation, technology policy, how we can ensure democracy given social media developments is real exciting to me so i'm really keen to hear his thoughts on all this. >> reporter: and in the city, the sitting vice president will be at ucsf. kamala harris will tour a health care facility, visit with expecting families as well as talk about the maternal health crisis. now, this visit follows black maternal health week. during that week harris announced several key actions to address maternal health

why hundreds of stanford nurses went on strike today. also prayer on the 50 yard line of former high school football coaches. postgame ritual is now at the center of a supreme court case. we'll have more on the arguments that were heard today. from ktvu. fox two news. this is the four and welcome everyone to the four. i'm alex savage. claudine wong after weeks of will he or won't he? we he now appears that elon musk will buy twitter. for $44 billion, it remains to be seen how the move will impact social media platforms. ktvu christian kaplan joins us now live from twitter headquarters in san francisco with the very latest christian twitter's board voted unanimously to approve the sale of the company, which were taken from being a publicly traded company to a privately held platform. unsurprisingly the twitterverse had plenty to say about the deal by tesla founder elon musk to buy twitter must himself tweeting. he wants to make the platform better than ever by enhancing the product with new features in previous interviews, must talked abo