anthony florez is joining us live from stanford. all right, anthony, look, she meant so much to the program, been there since 1985. talk about this new role as an advisor, how will that look? >> reporter: coach is scheduled to have a press conference at 1:00 this afternoon on campus. we will learn more about the role coming up, really in 45 years as a head coach of the game, the last 38 at stanford, she has left her imprint not only on the program but in ncaa college basketball. she was the all-time winningest coach, she has led stanford to three national championships, and 14 final four appearances, so no doubt, whatever role she takes in the program, she's already left her imprint on this program and pretty much given all her wisdom to this program, but with new changes, they are moving to the acc, there will be some new scheduling and trying to figure out how to game plan for long road trips, longer road trips than they are used to, that could be important in the future, and just kind of preparing for the changes even in college

. ♪ bmo ♪ there's a young girl out there who will watch or read about stanford women's basketball, andad will say to her, basketball will take you everywhere to the very top is where basketball has taken tara vanderveer. >> and today, the winningest coach in college basketball, talked about her retirement after 45 years of coaching, including 38 at stanford. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm dionne lim. her list of accolades truly is incredible. hall of famer olympic gold medal coach, coach of the year. really the list goes on. >> it does. but now the woman whose name has long been synonymous with the stanford women's basketball program is retiring. >> abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey was at her news conference today and has more on her trailblazing career. dustin >> yeah, dionne and dan, for someone who doesn't like to talk about themselves much, tara talked for almost an hour today. really going taking the opportunity to thank each and every person that made an impact on that illustrious career. as you just mentioned, one of my favorite

it's stanford. and one of the things about stanford is you have to recruit the student athlete. and those great requirements are so hard, right, to get even to get into the school. so she's able to do both. >> right. it kind of limits your options a little bit. when you're looking at 1450 on the sats and a 4.2 gpa and all that, but she's really transformed the sport and the program talk a little bit about her legacy there. i know we touched on that in lara spencer's piece, but what did you see growing up and watching all that she'd done? >> she's one. she's consistently one. whether she's had the players or not. and a lot of times she's had the players as sort of be consistent and take your team to the top of the mountain every year and put yourself in a chance to win a national championship final fours. that is not easy to do over and over again. in college kids, they they leave, they transform. you can't pay them and now things have changed with the nil. and there's different things about how college is changing. and one of the things she said to is she wanted people to know t

and they're calling out three well-known companies stanford has ties with lockheed martin, stanford has ties with chevron with hp, and all three of those companies, are hurting the palestinian people. in a statement, the university said. in 2015, the board declined a proposal to divest of certain companies doing business in israel. they say that decision has remained in place ever since . they also say it doesn't impact stanford's endowment, which the university website shows is $36.5 billion as of last august. stanford's statement continues to say the university's endowment has no direct holdings in israeli companies or direct holdings in defense contractors, beyond small exposures resulting from passive funds that track broad indexes, such as the s&p 500. but students say they want more transparency. >> stanford refuses to disclose its, investments like where it puts its money, and that's another thing we would like the school to do in palo alto. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> a similar encampment continues at uc berkeley. a group of cyclists rode by today as part of their pro-pa

whereas at stanford, they are on the quarter system with classes lasting until june. stanford jack moment kron 4 news. >> police antiwar protests are happening on college campuses all across the country and activists say they plan to stay put until the universities divest from all israeli interests at ucla. pro-palestinian groups have set up an encampment in the quad. the school issuing a statement saying they support the free expression expression the community and faculty has taken steps to help their student body. stay aware of the encampment and to also avoid the area if they wish and there are heightened security measures in place all around the usc campus students in the graduating class of 2024, they're still feeling some be over the cancellation of their commencement and on the east coast columbia university in new york, protesters have been occupying their encampment for 10 days and they are refusing to leave until similar demands are met. pro israeli demonstrators are also gathered outside of columbia university rallying for the release of hostages being hel

jocelyn moran is at stanford. jocelyn, what do you know? >> roche and jessica guay know this announcement came as a shock to many. she broke records this season, many call her a legend and she also to prove it, what people are pointing out is the kind of leader she has been as a coach. >> and it is in the record books. 1203 wins. >> the legend of the game in college basketball's all-time winningest leader is retiring from stanford women's team. she earned that title this season when she got her 1203rd win, because my college basketball the winningest coach of all time. clique tara vanderveer is a peak of history in women's basketball game. this woman has been coaching for 45 years, she was coaching before there was a 3.1 in women's college basketball. >> even though it was shocking, nbc sports bay area says it also makes sense, given the success she has had in stanford leading the pac-12. this could prove changes for next year. >> i am sure that this will change their rosters probably a lot of the reason that these players came to play for

and they're calling out three well-known companies stanford has ties with lockheed martin. >> stanford has ties with chevron, with hp, and all three of those companies, are hurting the palestinian people. >> in a statement, the university said in 2015, the board declined a proposal to divest of certain companies doing business in israel. they say that decision has remained in place ever since. they also say it doesn't impact stanford's endowment, which the university website shows is $36.5 billion as of last august. stanford's statement continues to say the university's endowment has no direct holdings in israeli companies or direct holdings in defense contractors beyond small exposures resulting from passive funds that track broad indexes, such as the s&p 500. but students say they want more transparency. >> stanford refuses to disclose its, investments like where it puts its money, and that's another thing we would like the school to do in palo alto. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> the protests have taken hold on college campuses in other parts of the country as well. they've res

a live picture from stanford this morning. duke coach for the winningest career. she's led stanford to 16 ncaa championships and 14 final four appearances. she coached the last 38 seasons at stanford. a news conference is planned for 1:00 p.m. today. in a statement, she wrote, it's been an unforgettable ride. the joy for me was in the journey of each season, seeing a group of young women work hard for each other and form an unbreakable bond. the news conference for vanderveer is scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon and it is closed to the public, but you can watch it because we plan to stream it live on roku and other streaming platforms. you can watch it live at nbcbayarea.com. >>> well, a lot of people this morning following that drama playing out along the bay area coastline. that's where rescuers are racing against time to save a 30 foot long gray whale entangled in netting. this is video you can see of the orange buoys there. they're being dragged by the whale. rescuers say under water those buoys are connected to a large so

for now, live in stanford. dustin dawsey, abc seven news and i think we have to look ahead to the future on this because this head coach position has been, i guess, occupied for nearly four decades. >> dustin, do you have any idea when the head coach who will be named the new one? >> matter of fact, she was in the audience today sitting right in front of me at that press conference. for tara. it is going to be longtime assistant kate pay. they really stanford really wants to keep that continuity. obviously some 38 years running. they want to keep that same style. pay obviously has that with the last 17 years spending time as an assistant coach under vanderveer, and she even played for her in the 90s. so keeping that full uh- concept and that continuity going, while also bringing her own style and succeeding hopefully in the future for them. >> yeah, what a meaningful handoff that is to dustin. thank you. what a career. coming up next, homeless people's pets. >> the truth of their situation might actually surpri

>>> tempers play at stanford. the site of the newest tent encampment. >> they should do their research on their own not to listen to a bunch of lies. >> the bigger risk is to stay silent. bigger risk is to be complice at. >> and now the university is threatening to take action against the protesting students just weeks before the end of the year >>>and we all know the a's have passionate fans. the same people who organized a boycott on opening day are heading to sacramento to the soon to be temporary home of the team. >>> you may of noticed people all over san francisco that are frantically looking for something at famous landmarks. what are they looking for. >> he is looking for. what are you looking for. we thought he we lost something and he said we are looking for a gold coin. >>> good evening, it is no secret that san francisco gets a bad rep for bad crime. thieves stealing adam shift's luggage in a parked car just this week. there has been an improvement. overall crime is down 30% from the same time last yea

and sean, obviously she is synonymous with stanford basketball. but let's talk a little bit about what she was able to do with that 1996 u.s. olympic team taking them to the gold medal. but it was an incredible 52 and zero exhibition record, and then an eight zero record at the olympics, which actually started a gold medal streak that, of course, the us is hoping to extend this summer in paris. i mean, that that accomplishment in itself is pretty remarkable. >> absolutely. tara vanderveer was not simply the stanford women's basketball coach. tara vanderveer has an illustrious resume. she is etched in the pantheon of the greats of coaching in general. she surpassed coach k mike czyzewski in all time, ncaa basketball wins. prior to that, she surpassed the late, great pat summitt as well as the existing coach at uconn, geno auriemma. but she's a member of the naismith hall of fame, the women's basketball hall of fame. but she represented her country. and how many basketball players and olympians have said there is nothing that surpasses the gratifica

in 1985, stanford.lympic gold medal in atlanta in 96. that team is widely considered the greatest women's team ever assembled. we caught up with tara a few months ago and she reflected on her career. >> it is just so, so amazing to me, you know? but it i've enjoyed every minute of it, i just i love coaching at stanford and, you know, basketball is just such a passion of mine that it has gone really fast. but it's been fun. >> a legendary career indeed. to accomplish what she did at an elite academic institution like stanford, one can make the case that vanderveer is the greatest women's coach of all time. the warriors stay hot in la against lebron and the lakers. lebron james playing despite dealing with flu like symptoms. but he was fine. lebron taking it to the rack for the layup. he had 33 points 11 assists seven rebounds. but the warriors were in control of this one. steph back from his rest day. he spins and goes between his legs to sharp shooter draymond green who hits the three. green five for fi

the stanford campus, the bay area and beyond. jason, it's all hard to measure. >> yeah, it's going to be hard to fathom stanford without tara vanderveer. she is synonymous with with stanford. she's synonymous with with women's college basketball. it truly is the end of an era. no coach in the history of the bay area, in any sport, men or women, had a longer or more successful run than tara vanderveer. and today, 38 years and 11 months after she was hired at stanford, vanderveer said goodbye. >> sometimes it's just you're ready. and i just felt, i'm ready. i never really thought i would be. i kind of just, you know, just felt like maybe i would, you know, kind of just keel over on the bench. but, you know, i mean, i just, you know, i because i love it, i love it, i love it. >> as for what this year has been like for her, i just really wanted to enjoy every practice, every game. >> and after every year i really evaluate it. i probably retired, at least 20 times in my mind, you know? i mean, it's hard work. >> vanderveer steps down

so those close to stanford felt the torah might decide to retire.ight was the night warriors in l.a. will ferrell, aka jackie moon courtside. draymond green turned into a splash. brother tonight hit his first five threes day. day was feeling it. finished with 15 points. warriors had 37 assists. steph curry no look pass through traffic to klay thompson. the dubs took a ten point lead i went by like five people's faces their eye popping numbers. warriors hit a season high 26 threes. curry six of six from deep goes for 23 points anthony davis sick didn't play but lebron james certainly did. kept the lakers in it. he led all scorers with 33 points. now the dubs also had 12 blocked shots. gary payton, the second says no. rui i said get out. and klay with 27 as the dubs win. 134, 120. just a half a game behind the lakers for ninth with three to play baseball. giants hosting the nats. oh, that's the cutest version of lucille yet. three won nationals in the sixth. nick ahmed singles for the infield. mike yastrzemski scores the throw to third, goes into the

listen at stanford, today marks day four of a sit in this during stanford's admit weekend, when the campus welcomes admitted high school seniors who were welcomed by this tent encampment of demonstrators in the middle of white plaza. the students are demanding that stanford separate itself from any companies or organizations advancing military efforts in the israel-hamas war at cal poly humboldt, protesters have vacated the buildings they had barricaded since monday after spray painting messages in classrooms. in response to the protests, humboldt administrators announced they are shutting down the campus for the remainder of the semester and switching to all online learning students at sonoma state and uc berkeley. here, closer to home, also have tents set up as part of the gaza solidarity encampment at universities across the country. understanding that students are putting their lives on the line, their bodies on the line, their futures on the line for something that you know, something that could make a better place for palestinians, a better place, a better world. it's just important

that's the story here on the stanford campus. i'm mark sayer reporting live ktvu, fox two news to see what administrators there do, how they handle that situation. >> mark, thank you. >> college campuses from coast to coast have seen various types of protests, including encampments and student occupations. students at cal poly humboldt in arcata took over a main building on monday, and that led to the closure of the campus today. school officials offered those inside the chance to leave by 4 p.m. this afternoon. so right about now, with a guarantee of no immediate arrests, meantime, a major demonstration on the campus of columbia university in new york is now in its 10th day this afternoon, students there said they are at an impasse in negotiations, including over their calls for the university to divest from businesses profiting from the conflict in gaza. >> currently, an estimate is 0.66% of columbia's investments, less than 1% is actually publicly disclosed. one of our demands is financial transparency. when we know what colum

and they're calling out three well-known companies stanford has ties with lockheed martin, stanford has ties with chevron with hp, and all three of those companies, are hurting the palestinian people. in a statement, the university said. in 2015, the board declined a proposal to divest of certain companies doing business in israel. they say that decision has remained in place ever since. they also say it doesn't impact stanford's endowment, which the university website shows is $36.5 billion as of last august. stanford's statement continues to say the university's endowment has no direct holdings in israeli companies or direct holdings in defense contractors, beyond small exposures resulting from passive funds that track broad indexes, such as the s&p 500. but students say they want more transparency. >> stanford refuses to disclose its, investments like where it puts its money, and that's another thing we would like the school to do >> lena howland abc seven news. >> tensions on college campuses around the country are rising. some protesters face deadlines to clear out, and police are

and at stanford tonight, the protest has remained peaceful.ncampment is pretty well established. it's looking like students have already moved in and gotten settled. and i think we are going to remain here for the foreseeable future tonight. in a statement, stanford says in part, quote, we support the peaceful expression of free speech. but for those who violate university policies, the university will be enforcing its time, place and manner rules through stanford's student disciplinary process. now we have seen security and sheriff deputies here throughout the night mostly just monitoring everything there have also been a couple of people that we've seen holding up israel flags. we did try talking to one person, but they did not want to talk with us tonight at stanford. i'm jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. jocelyn, thanks so much. also tonight, shock and sadness and pleasanton after a family of four was killed in a fiery crash. police say a mother and father and their two children were in an electric vehicle when it went off the road and bur

reporting on the stanford campus. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. >> now, the ongoing protests have led some colleges to move classes online. cal poly humboldt announcing today that in-person classes are canceled through the end of the semester as demonstrators continue to occupy several buildings on that campus. protesters were given a 4 p.m. deadline to pack up and go, before the school threatened to have them arrested. that deadline was extended until five tonight. ktvu has reached out to the school, but so far we have not heard back on if anyone has been arrested or taken into custody. we'll continue to monitor that situation there. a well-known author from berkeley was among those arrested in southern israel today, the group of american and israeli rabbis and supporters demonstrated near the border with gaza to demand a cease fire and the delivery of aid. novelist michael chabon and his wife, author ayelet waldman, was among those said that that she was among those arrested and later released. the organizers

and they're calling out three well-known companies stanford has ties with lockheed martin. >> stanford has ties with chevron, with hp and all three of those companies, are hurting the palestinian people in a statement, the university said in 2015, the board declined a proposal to divest of certain companies doing business in israel. >> they say that decision has remained in place ever since. they also say it doesn't impact stanford's endowment, which the university website shows is $36.5 billion as of last august. stanford's statement continues to say the university's endowment has no direct holdings in israeli companies or direct holdings in defense contractors beyond small exposures resulting from passive funds that track broad indexes, such as the s&p 500. but students say they want more transparency. >> stanford refuses to disclose its, investments, like where it puts its money and that's another thing we would like the school to do in palo alto. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> and in los angeles, police canceled a tactical alert overnight as protests continue at the university

success here at stanford.on season, she became the winningest college basketball coach in the history of the game. be, among the men and the women, of course. now, she was hired here at stanford back in 1985 and quickly turned this program into a national powerhouse. in her 38 seasons, they reached the ncaa tournament 35 times, reaching the final 414 times in winning three ncaa championships. the latest one coming in 2021. her final record . was 1065 and 220. now, in a statement, vanderveer said, quote, the joy for me was in the journey of each season. seeing each group of young women work hard for each other and form an unbreakable bond. winning was a byproduct. now, we spoke to coach just a couple of months ago when she became the winningest coach in college basketball, and asked her about the possibility of retirement. here's what she said. >> it is just so, so amazing to me, you know? but it i've enjoyed every minute of it, i just i love coaching at stanford and, you know, basketball is just such a passion

so those close to stanford felt the torah might decide to retire. into a splash. brother tonight hit his first five threes day. day was feeling it. finished with 15 points. warriors had 37 assists. steph curry no look pass through traffic to klay thompson. the dubs took a ten point lead i went by like five people's faces their eye popping numbers. warriors hit a season high 26 threes. curry six of six from deep goes for 23 points anthony davis sick didn't play but lebron james certainly did. kept the lakers in it. he led all scorers with 33 points. now the dubs also had 12 blocked shots. gary payton, the second says no. rui i said get out. and klay with 27 as the dubs win. 134, 120. just a half a game behind the lakers for ninth with three to play baseball. giants hosting the nats. oh, that's the cutest version of lucille yet. three won nationals in the sixth. nick ahmed singles for the infield. mike yastrzemski scores the throw to third, goes into the giants dugout, patrick bailey trots on home, and we're tied at three four. three nationals in the

this is white memorial plaza, tucked away in the middle of the stanford campus. a number of people in between the dozens of tents out here walking around this is where dozens of student protesters spent the night after a march and rally yesterday. we will not stop. >> we will not rest. this was the last. >> several hundred people marched through the stanford university campus with signs and some holding palestinian flags, to protest the war in gaza and call on stanford university to divest from companies with ties to the israeli government. the student protesters say they see this current conflict in the middle east, and their activism for the palestinian cause as being very similar to the student protests that happened decades ago that called for an end to apartheid in south africa, as well as other international antiwar causes over the years. the demonstration yesterday here at stanford was peaceful with no arrests. >> i think one of the most important parts about this demonstration specifically, and what this current movement of encampments is that they're pre

but stanford, how can you how can you say no to stanford? a beautiful place, a great university this year where we have. i want to have a great year which we it was just really exciting to work with the players. i worked with but i just know it's time. it's all about kind of my life. timing in my rhythm n wanting to do some other things. >> now you can catch kate's full interview with coach tara tonight on sports night live a course at 10:45pm. meanwhile, the giants they were looking to avoid 3 game sweep posting the nationals for some afternoon baseball. this one at oracle park. so how did they fare bottom of the second is what picking up. the giants down a run. what on for nick are made right here and he smokes one deep into center. they are going is dates. take young couple. he makes the catch with his. the will win collided with the wind, dropped the ball. and there's matt chapman scoring a man into 3rd right there with a triple in the giants. they tied up very next batter. >> tyler fitzgerald, he breaks his bat and hits a blooper into l

her impact on the sport, stanford's campus and the bay area and beyond. it is hard to measure its right. >> ktvu sports jason appelbaum joins us now here in the studio with more on her emotional goodbye to the game. >> yeah, julie and mike, it truly is an end of an era at stanford. hard to even imagine the campus community without her. no coach in the history of the bay area in any sport, men or women had a longer or more successful run than tara vanderveer. and today, 38 years and 11 months after she was hired stanford, she said goodbye . >> sometimes it's just you're ready. and i just felt, i'm ready. i never really thought i would be. i kind of just, you know, just felt like maybe i would, you know, kind of just keel over on the bench. but, you know, i mean, i just, you know, i because i love it, i love it, i love it. >> as for what this year has been like for her, i just really wanted to enjoy every practice, every game. >> and after every year, i really evaluated, i probably retired, at least 20 times in my mind, you know? i mean, it's hard work. >>

she's the 15th first round selection in stanford history. the wnba regular season tips off may 14th baseball giants fans stylish. they're in south beach. top of the seventh. down three two to the marlins. two on two out. jungwoo lee base hit to left. nick ahmed scores. game tied at three. everyone wearing number 42 on jackie robinson day. next batter wilmer flores pinch hitting base hit to center, capped a three run inning. giants take the lead, four three. in a weird moment here in the ninth, taylor rogers thought he got called in from the bullpen. it was actually camila duval. marlins manager skip schumaker not happy eventually was ejected. duval ended up picking up his second save and the giants win it four three. really cool moment in oakland tonight. 24 year old chris carey calling a game opposite his father chip carey, who calls cardinals games. and you see the young one, chris carey, tearing up former a sonny gray was dealing for saint louis. ryan noda and zack gelof strike out six scoreless innings. he struck out six and estuary ruiz

yeah, i've asked a number of people this morning out here on stanford's campus. i said, if you could say one thing to tara vanderveer, what would it be? the same two words left everybody's mouth first. and those were. thank you. they're so appreciative of what she has done. and i think a lot of times in sports there's so many things up for debate. but i think one of the kind of common ground things with tara's career here at stanford has been that you just can't debate it. her resume really speaks for itself. take a look at some of the accomplishments she has kind of gathered up here at during her time at stanford. she has over 1200 career victories. she's the winningest all time coach in the ncaa history. of course, the winningest all time college basketball coach, men or women. she's a three time ncaa champion. she's a 15 time pac 12 champion, a five time national coach of the year. the list goes on. if that's not enough, she also led the u.s. women's national team to a gold medal in the 96 atlanta olympic games, but she started her career as an unpaid graduate

and they're calling out three well-known companies stanford has ties with lockheed martin, stanford has with chevron, with hp and all three of those companies, are hurting the palestinian people. in a statement, the university said. in 2015, the board declined a proposal to divest of certain companies doing business in israel. they say that decision has remained in place ever since . they also say it doesn't impact stanford's endowment, which the university website shows is $36.5 billion as of last august. stanford's statement continues to say the university's endowment has no direct holdings in israeli companies or direct holdings in defense contractors beyond small exposures resulting from passive funds that track broad indexes, such as the s&p 500. but students say they want more transparency. >> stanford refuses to disclose its, investments like where it puts its money, and that's another thing we would like the school to do in palo alto. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> in los angeles, police canceled a tactical alert overnight as protests continue at the university of southern

ktvu is lamonica peters has more from stanford. >> at stanford university, hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters gathered thursday afternoon chanting and marching on campus. we will not stop. >> we will not rest. >> this was financed through their chants. they called on the university to divest from what they call apartheid design on a quarter. >> no more money for israel slaughter. no more money for israel slaughter. free palestine, free free palestine to divest means the university would divert money from its investments in companies that protesters believe are tied to israel and profit from the war in gaza. >> and if you really want to know what the students want, maybe, just maybe, try to talk to them, try to sit down on a table with them, maybe try to listen to their chants once and not think about it as just some mob that's trying to destroy your house. >> organizers at stanford are calling the movement the people's university of palestine, and say they want to establish an alternative learning space to raise political consciousness in white memorial plaza, supporters spoke abou

only monitoring the situation reporting in stanford university. harbaugh been has been kron. 4 news. >> a costco in concord is back open after was evacuated because of a refrigerant leak. refrigerant is a fluid houston air-conditioning systems and heat pumps. fire officials say employees of the store on monument boulevard in detroit avenue became aware of the leak. one, somebody spotted a white cloud moving through the store. nobody was hurt depending on exposure. injuries from a leak can be mild to severe. >> new details tonight on a fiery crash in pleasanton that left a family of 4 dead. police say the 2 children killed were under the age of 15. they also say speed may have been a factor in this crash. it happened thursday night at the area where foothill road switches from 2 lanes to one just south of stoneridge drive. police say the car veered off the road slammed into a light pole and then barreled into an oak tree. officers say they don't believe alcohol or foul play were factors in the crash. while visiting san francisco, southern californi

she was quite literally born at stanford hospital. they did announce that vanderveer will remain in an advisory role. >> this is a time when there's so much momentum now and the spotlight is on women's sports. she must be so happy about that. why now, why retire now? >> so she did say this doesn't have too much to do with stanford going to the acc, she just felt like she has so much leadership she's learned over the years she want tobs in an ambassador role and do something different. tara vanderveer has left stanford a better place than she found it, and i think that's the most important thing you can ask for any coach for any program anywhere. >> she'll continue helping as well. you don't just leave. >> no. >> matt, thank you. another stat vanderveer can be proud of. for the first time ever more people tuned into this year's women's final than the men's. nearly 4 million more. of course, vanderveer wasn't coaching in that contest, but it's clear the game wouldn't be where it is today without her. >>> tonight state prosecutors say th

we're in stanford jack moment.te until their universities divest from all israeli interests. a ucla pro-palestinian group set up an encampment in the quad. the school issuing a statement saying they support free expression. meantime, high security measures remain in place around the usc campus for students in the graduating class of 2024. heartbreak is still sinking in about commencement cut cancellations on the east coast. a columbia university protesters camped out for a 10th day and are refusing to leave until their demands are met. a pro-israeli demonstrators also gathered outside columbia university rallying for the release of hostages being held by hamas. this comes as a new hamas hostage video shows key siegel and american israeli taken hostage more than 200 days ago. his family now begging for israel to help bring him home. for all latest information on the israel-hamas war scan. this qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to our coverage online kron 4 dot com. we video of a helicopter rescue at

joining us now is doctor dan, doctor dan azagury from stanford university.octor, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate your time here. and i want to start with this, it seems like many of these stories started surfacing on social media. these anecdotal testaments from women who say they got pregnant while taking one of these weight loss drugs. has this been confirmed as a real issue here? >> yeah. thanks for having me, andre. and i don't know that it has been confirmed from, from our end. we don't not something that we would have picked up on in, you know, a vast, some of my colleagues as well. not something that we would see regularly. however, it is a possibility, and so specifically for, zyban. so not ozempic, but the other drug that's on the market, there is data that the company had, when the company did the trials, there were some data on a slightly lower absorption of the contraceptive pill. and so there is a recommendation when you're taking xep bound to not use only oral contraceptive. and the company says not to use it for four weeks

i just at stanford. kate rooney kron 4 sports.d about a tax payers get to decide whether or not they should pay for the a's stadium. construction is a legal battle on that questions. that's now a playing out in the state supreme court there. the nevada state education association file the petition saying voters should get to decide. but a clark county judge struck it down. the group appealed to the state's highest court. if the petition is reinstated, the group still needs more than 100,000 signatures to get on the ballot. the amount in question is roughly 200 million dollars of the roughly. 350 million portion being paid by the state. and update now to the team tryouts for the oakland ballers. that was over the weekend. 3 players have officially been signed, including a female player. there is now andrew martinez, connor kapur, al and kelsey, what more they have all signed their contracts and will attend spring training next month. kelce made history in 2022. as the first woman to sign a professional contract with an mlb partner

anytime soon. >> white saturday afternoon on stanford's campus. it's a weekend that newly admitted students can come tour. it's also the second day that dozens of students are setting up tents and making a pull request of administration. >> we want think that public support and the student support is crucial in being able pressure these institutions to do so. emily smith, a junior at stanford, says the big request is making the private college disclose any financial ties to companies financially support israel. protesters here say it's a tough ask. i think they are stubborn to be quite frank. i think they're actively trying to crack down on student letters were sent to students friday telling them that camping and stanford is illegal and they could face discipline or even arrest home. i think that's something students are taking day by day >> jen? >> across the bay, a couple 100 people rallying for a similar cause. music and flyers. the same use if the student at cal and says they have no signs stopping their protest any time i earlier uc berkeley

a renowned stanford researcher and educator will join us to talk about it. a floating house in the bay may have been a curious sight this weekend, but it also marked the end of a houseboat community. our media partner, the san francisco standard, has the fascinating story, but first, some of the bay area's most fire prone areas will no longer be able to renew their insurance policies. starting this summer. if that's you, what are your options and recourse? you're watching. getting answers. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. it's a massive worry in this disaster prone state, one of the nation's largest insurance companies, state farm, will no longer renew or issue new policies for homeowners to insure their properties. the non-renewals will impact every bay area, county, but the hardest hit is contra costa, with more than 3800 non-renewals in santa cruz county. at least 3100 policies and in sonoma county 2200 policies. not being renewed. joining us live now to talk about the impact and alternatives for homeowners. joel loubscher, insurance consumer advoc

at stanford, more than two dozen tents have been set up on the campus's white plaza. their demonstration first started on thursday for what student activists are calling a people's university for palestine. this group told us they're demanding stanford separate itself from any companies or organizations advancing military efforts in the israel-hamas war. and they're calling out three well-known companies. >> stanford has ties with lockheed martin. stanford has ties with chevron with hp, and all three of those companies, are are hurting the palestinian people. you know, in some way or another. lockheed martin is more directly through weapons, right. but then there's technology, then there's gas. >> both stanford and uc berkeley's demonstrators demonstrations have remained peaceful so far, but that hasn't been the case at places like columbia or usc. to protect students, a newly formed group called the faculty for palestine at sfsu is calling on the university administration to do three things refrain from dispatching police forces against potential student demonstratio

the last 38 of them right here at stanford. she led the cardinal to three national titles and 14 final four appearances. >> sometimes it's just you're ready. and i just felt i'm ready. i never really thought i would be. i kind of just, you know, just felt like maybe i would kind of keel over on the bench. because i love it. i love it. i love it. >> she can't just keel over on the bench. joining us now is nbc's anthony flores who was on campus today and chatted with coach vanderveer. i'm always going to call her coach. >> i do as well. >> it's just the way it is. i met her back in 1998. i've known this about her. she doesn't seek the spotlight. she is hard and tough, and she still has it. she is still very engaged. what a loss for this sport. >> it certainly is. i was out there recently for the ncaa tournament. i was talking to her getting ready for the big match against iowa state. and she kept talking about joining the acc next year, because that was going to be my next question. she is 70 years old. how much longer can she do

she loves stanford and loves the players here at stanford.o one will outwork kate, and i think a lot of, you know, she's paid her dues. >> kate paye also played for vanderveer. she was part of the championship team in 1992. she's also the sister of former stanford and 49ers quarterback john paye. a formal announcement on her taking over as head coach could come as early as next week. >>> well, tonight the giants landed in tampa, getting ready for their series against the rays which begins friday. this afternoon a beautiful sun-splashed day at china basin, even out on the watercraft there. 68 degrees at first pitch. giants and national, nick ahmed was the star at the plate. 3 for 3, including this rbi single in the bottom of the sixth. the giants beat the nationals 7-1. >>> the a's in texas tonight. hello to bruce bochy. he led the rangers to the world series title last season. here's a bright spot for the athletics. their young star zach, a solo home run in the eighth inning. but it's not enough. the a's modest three-game win streak comes to

she's the 15th first round selection in stanford history.he wnba regular season tips off may 14th baseball giants fans stylish. they're in south beach. top of the seventh. down three two to the marlins. two on two out. jungwoo lee base hit to left. nick ahmed scores. game tied at three. everyone wearing number 42 on jackie robinson day. next batter wilmer flores pinch hitting base hit to center, capped a three run inning. giants take the lead, four three. in a weird moment here in the ninth, taylor rogers thought he got called in from the bullpen. it was actually camila duval. marlins manager skip schumaker not happy eventually was ejected. duval ended up picking up his second save and the giants win it four three. really cool moment in oakland tonight. 24 year old chris carey calling a game opposite his father chip carey, who calls cardinals games. and you see the young one, chris carey, tearing up former a sonny gray was dealing for saint louis. ryan noda and zack gelof strike out six scoreless innings. he struck out six and estuary ruiz,

how stanford's tara vandeveer talked about business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. . >>> today women's basketball coach officially announced her retirement after winning more games than any college basketball coach in history. vandeveer's career went four decades. vern glenn was there to listen to her speak. >> you know what she said at the press conference. there are more people in this room than we had at our firsthand full of games in the first season. now, overflow turnout. can't you see her chiseled into history. 14 final fours, olympic gold. she can and did walk away from that today with her head held high. >> i honestly have to pinch myself

conflict. >> they are brainwashing people in stanford. they have to be the smartest kids in the world. they should do the research on their own, not to listen to a bunch of lies that these people are creating here. >> the bigger risk is to stay silent. the birk risk is to be complicit in the university's investments in deep military violence. >> protesters are calling for the university to cut ties with companies that do business with israel. in a statement sent to us, stanford officials said, "these students' actions are in violation of university policy." they say the names of students involved have already been submitted and the student conduct process has begun. >>> meantime at uc berkeley protesters have been camping out on sproul plaza for days now also calling for a ceasefire and for universities to divest from companies involved in israel's war effort. elsewhere cal poly humboldt announced its campus will remain closed and classes move online the remainder of the school year after pro palestinian protesters clash with police and d

the tent camp at stanford started tonight. and the protesters say they plan to stay there at least through tomorrow. it's a pretty good sized crowd and they have been quite loud. >> we begin our coverage with abc seven news reporter j.r. stone. he's following this developing story and joins us live from the stanford campus. j.r. >> ama and dan a couple of hundred students are still out here this evening. they have set up camp here on campus at white memorial plaza. and as i talk about this, i do want to step out of the way and show you what it looks like out here this evening. at this point, no arrests have been made and police have not cleared this area. the chanting for gaza picked up after it got dark out earlier this evening. keep your arms up. you see, the large crowd of students, educators and community members. the director of public relations at stanford said earlier tonight that disruption of classes and university events are prohibited and that overnight camping is likewise prohibited under university policy. but we

they're demanding that stanford university divest from companies with ties to israel. at times they've chanted, danced and marched. we counted more than a dozen tents, stand. ford officials say the tents and overnight camping pose a security risk. they say students who violate school policies could face discipline, and anyone who breaks the law could be arrested. i spoke with a man who identified himself as a palestinian american who came here to observe and support the students. >> when i look at these kids, i fear for a fear for their safety, and i hope that they will be allowed to exercise their first amendment without the risk of being kind of retaliated against, or being arrested, or being harassed, or being harmed. >> this demonstration coincides with stanford's admit weekend welcoming incoming students. i spoke with one student from houston who tells me he'll be starting in the fall. >> they believe that israel is funding a genocide against the palestinian people. so i believe that with that mindset, they're totally right to ask for that. >> despite what school

stanford will join the acc, they will be playing in that conference. of course, they also will have a new head coach. with tara leaving. it creates a vacancy, some pretty big shoes to fill, but not to worry. the school already in talks with her replacement is the longtime associate head coach for this program, kate pay, certainly familiar with this program. so no need to worry for cardinals fans. they are likely in good hands with her. reporting live at maples pavilion. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> daly. thank you. new this morning the independent baseball team, the oakland ballers, has signed three players, including a woman. all three players took part in last saturday's open tryout at laney college. the new ballers are right handed pitcher kelsie whitmore in fielder andrew martinez and pitcher connor capparelli. they've all signed contracts. they'll attend this month's spring training. whitmore made history in 2022 as the first woman to sign a pro contract with a major league baseball partner league. she also previously played for th

stanford is leaving the pac 12.will talk to us at a news conference scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon here on campus. reporting live at stanford university, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> the end of a big era there. thank you very much, bob. so as he just mentioned, that news conference is scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon. it is closed to the public, but you can get a peek of it because we plan to stream it live on roku and other digital platforms. you can also watch it live on nbcbayarea.com. >>> well, developing now, sacramento deputies are searching for a man suspected of stabbing a 7-year-old. this all happened last night around 7:00 in rancho cordova. police say a man stabbed a young girl outside of an apartment complex. the suspect lives in the complex. deputies evacuated the apartments, surrounding him, and they say the man is believed to have mental issues. officers are still working to arrest the suspect. the young girl is expected to be okay. >> thank goodness. >>> we are learning the name of a 9-year