she is at the podium as we speak here in the campus of stanford university. in fact, we have a live look inside there right now. she got here at 11:34 this morning, running quite late. the speech was supposed to start at 11:00 and focus on counter-terrorism. she got here at the bechtel conference center with security that seems to be heavier than usual. lots of secret service agents outside roaming the property with uniformed sheriff's deputies. there is a wide perimeter fence set up, as well. we have a roundup now from the campaign trail of what the candidates have been saying about the brussels attacks. >> the terror attack in brussels it was not an isolated event. it was not a "lone wolf." it is part of a broader pattern, a war that is being waged by radical islam. and we have right now a president who refuses to acknowledge what is happening, as a matter of political preference barack obama, hillary clinton and the entire obama administration refuse even to utter the words radical islam. >> we are fighting a terrorist organization. we are not fighting a r

forecast is coming up. >>> testimony is set to resume this morning in the trial of a former stanford university accused of sexual assault. kpix 5's kiet do live at stanford where that alleged attack took place. kiet. >> reporter: good morning. it was an emotional moment in the trial when the victim testified that she had a couple of drinks at a party, blacked out and then woke up in the hospital with absolutely no memory whatsoever of meeting brock turner the all star swimmer here at stanford so the defense strategy about the night is to say that the victim consented to the sexual encounter but was too drunk to remember anything. back in january 2015, two good samaritans told the judge they saw turner behind the kappa alpha fraternity house thrusting his body against another person who wasn't moving. when they confronted turner and tried to restrain him, he took often running. but turner tripped and was held down until police arrived. turner on the other hand, saysed victim agreed to go back to his dorm room when she tripped and brought him down with her and they laughed together. turner testif

live at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> other news this morning. four months after this video of alameda county sheriff's deputies beating stanislaus petrov in an alley in the mission we are finally getting a look at what the deputies involved said happened. they say it began on foothill boulevard in castro valley with petrov ramming a patrol car with his stolen car and then continuing to san francisco ending up on stevenson. on page 39 of the report a deputy said, i believed he was going to assault another deputy or possibly pull a gun and shoot me or another deputy. san francisco public defender jeff adachi released the video and said the claim doesn't fit with the video. >> all 11 deputies were wearing body cameras. not one had his body camera on. that wasn't a mere coincidence. >> a sheriff's department spokesman said, all members of the sheriff's department are held accountable for their actions. if any deputy is found to be lying on a police report, he or she will be disciplined by sheriff ahern per his policy. petrov did have five outstandin

so here at stanford university hillary clinton set to speak at the bechtel conference center at 11 a.m. live at stanford, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> early this morning jeb bush endorsed ted cruz. he called his former rival a, quote, principled conservative and urged others to reject donald trump. bush's show of support comes a month after he quit the race. >>> 6:06. i think we have a little trouble on highway 101. let's kick it over to gianna and find out. >> we absolutely do. we have reports of a traffic alert southbound one one right at san antonio. four cars involved in this accident with injuries. left lane now taken out until further notice. we have big delays as you work your way out of petaluma this morning. 57 minutes going south 101 from highway 12 to highway 37. so use an alternate or give yourself extra time through there. elsewhere as we jump to the eastshore freeway right now, we have reports of an accident right at cutting this one blocking lanes, as well. you're backed up to san pablo dam road. 18 miles per hour your speeds in some spots. past that traffic slows down towards t

we're live at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> another weather check.s going to be another nice day, elizabeth. >> it's a nice morning already. we have our photographer joseph cousins out on treasure island and he is giving us this really clear picture of the san francisco skyline so as you can see, not a lot of fog out the door. low 50s in san francisco right now. outside 46 in san jose and 41 in santa rosa. so thank you, joseph, for that beautiful shot. and here are your weather headlines around the bay area. sunny this afternoon. it will be a glorious spring day. temperatures near seasonal. so we're going to jump by a few degrees around most spots especially away from the coast compared to yesterday. warmer still by friday and saturday. so yeah, we have a gradual warming trend on tap. and temperatures by later on this afternoon pretty much 60s as you can see. 67 in oakland. 68 in napa. and around pacifica. sorry, i'm stepping on that. 61 degrees right now in -- by later on this afternoon in the pacifica area. then we have rain i mentioned in our seve

she made a last minute stop at stop at stanford university. we will bring you her remarks a little bit later in our newscast. >>> police are looking for two toddlers who have not been seen in two days. police say the sisters were last seen monday morning at about 2:30 at a carl's jr. the children were in a side by side double stroller. now police say their mother of oakland left them in the care of an acquaintance. jones said jacquita never returned the children at agreed upon location. >> she spent the next day and night searching the areas and was unable to locate' them. >> jones was later arrested for child endangerment. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> san francisco police announce todz -- announced they believe the driver was at fault in the mayor fault -- major tour bus crash last year. >>> a morning news conference day, san francisco police said there is no evidence the driver crashed intentionally. they said he simply made a mistake. >> we have proof to she he did step down. he stepped on the wrong pedal. >> to me t

she's head of a special allergy research center at stanford university. >> people are very much living with this disabling worry of having an accidental exposure. >> allergic reactions occur when the body's immune system overreacts to certain proteins in food. while any food can trigger a reaction, about 90% are caused by "the top 8" -- milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shell fish, soy and wheat. when the immune system launches a protective response, cells release antibodies known as i-g-e or immunoglobin e. >> an i.g.e. is the match that lights the fire behind allergy. within 6 minutes you can have this very serious allergic attack. this young lady presented here after ingesting some cashews. >> this is what anaphylaxis looks like. this little girl's mother gave techknow permission to use this video. >> anything on her tummy? yep, and on her back too. >> and she's hot to the touch. >> so gieve, come and take your food now. >> nine year old gieve gregg is allergic to tree nuts and eggs. he's eating foods he couldn't eat before. >> how severe are the allergies? >> the first time we

she held teaching and research positions at stanford university and at the university of pennsylvania. prior to her academic career she worked in the clinton white house and served as a contributing researcher at the brookings institution. after today's lecture, ms. o' o'mara will be upstairs in front of the store to sign copies of her book. "the washington post" described "pivotal tuesdays" as a captivating read. o'mara draws a vivid portrait of modern politics, one that takes readers on a tour of the recent past and puts our own modern-day battles into terrific contest. just a delicious book written by an aauthoritative historian and a brilliant narrator. would you please welcome margaret o'mara to the national archives? [ applause ] >> thank you so much, tom. and thank all of you for coming out today and to the national archives. i have been to the archives as a researcher. i have been here as a citizen, as a tourist, as a former resident of washington, d.c. and a resident of other parts of the united states, and it's just such an honor and a pleasure to be here as a speaker and to

again, hillary speaking on the stanford university campus at the center.says he will beat hillary clinton on security. mark halperin and john heilemann yesterday. let's listen. mark: she was a secretary of state. look at the job she did. you are a businessman and a television person. i think i am smarter than she is and more competent than she is, and i think she has been very weak. i do not think she has the strength or the stamina to be a good president. her at 3:00 in the morning, i think she is sleeping, and i do not think she wakes up. mark: do you think you can beat her head to head on national security? trump: it is not what i want. i would rather have no problems. but i think every time we have a problem in the world, i am there. you have seen that. anytime there is a problem, i go up, because people view me as much as stronger, and i think they view me as much more competent. wen you look at hillary, have so many ads that she did, the 3:00 in the morning add, she never -- the 3:00 in the morning ad, she never woke up. benghazi. they were calling a

. >> stanford university is investigating a fight between two students over a money's dread locks. >> you have no right to tell me what i can wear. >> the video shows an african-american woman accusing that caucasian man what's known of cultural appropriation. she tries to prevent him from leaving. the video has been viewed thousands of times. >> it's a little too much to go up to people and tell them house of representatives they can live their lives. >> to see something like that, it kind of like unthinkable. >> the university issued a statement saying no arrests were made that its officials know of but it is investigating to see if the two students involved violated rules on student conduct. >> an emotional and controversial decision today about that deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. the almeida district attorney ruled the incident a tragedy but not a crime. six died and seven were injured when the balcony buckled and plunged 40 feet last june. >> it makes me really angry and it just really december pressing. these kids came here thinking they were going to have the time of thei

hill kri clinton giving a speech at stanford university. let's listen in. >> a still sizable territory in iraq and syria. it leaves a network to affiliates across the middle east and north africa and so in europe, asia and even here in north america. it's also part of a broader idea logical movement that includes other terrorist groups. we need to do battle on all these fronts. last year, in speeches in new york and minneapolis i laid out a three part plan to defeat isis in the middle east, around the world and here at home. resent events have only reinforced urjgency of this mission. first, we have to take out isis' strong hold in iraq and syria. we should intensify the coalition air campaign against its fighter, leaders and infrastructure. step up support for local arab and curdish forces on the ground and coalition efforts to support civilians and pursue a diplomatic strategy aimed at achieving solutions. second we must dismantle the global network of terror that supplies money, arms, propaganda and fighters. this means targeted efforts

use a speech at stanford university today to investigate the issue of counter-terrorism in the united states. a beautiful sight expected in washington, d.c., today. the famous cherry blossoms are expected to reach peak, defined as the day in which 70% of the blossoms are opened. the national park service says they will be in the state up to 10 days, luckily just in time for this year's festival which runs through april 17. wow, beautiful sight in the video. >> i have seen it in person, it is something else. need a little help. >> disney world in the summer? >> kind of like that. you are not there alone. it is not a hidden secret. you are right, it is beautiful. pretty here as well. we have enjoyed our fair share of warm weather. our temperatures, most of this month we have been in the 70's and 80's. sunday, a little rain as well. uphill since, and we are going to be in 70's. i expect they will stick around or close to 70, above average. the average is 55, 56. short-term, the high pressure back to the west of us, we had the north flow earlier in the week with the cool weather. it is pu

. >> reporter: and i'm kiet do live at stanford university. the verdict is in regarding the former swimmer charged with sexual assault. guilty on all counts. we will have the details coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ suing the department. what'e now learned about his criminal history. >>> a man allegedly beaten by deputies now suing the department. what we're now learning about his criminal history. >> and a jury find a stanford star swimmer guilty of sexual assault. how the university is dealing with the conviction. >> baseball returns to the bay area. and we have the full forecast coming up. >> and we have your morning commute starting to heat up a bit as you work your way on 580 plus delays at the bay bridge. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. it is thursday, march 31. i'm maria medina in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. time now is 5:31. >>> tesla enthusiasts are lining up outside dealerships eager to put down deposits just a few hours from now. they went to buy a new electric car that reportedly will be muc

a former stanford university star swimmer. has been convicted of sexually assulting a woman at a fraternity party last year. the announcement came out of a palo alto courthouse today. twenty- year- old brock allen turner. was found guilty on three felony counts of sexual assault on a woman. it happened last january, while the woman was reportedly drunk and unconscious. two men on their bicycles allegedly saw turner on top of the motionless woman... on the ground near a dumpster. turner reportedly ran away, but the men caught up to him, and pinned him down. turner faces up to 10- years in prison, when he is sentenced on june 2nd. a video of two san francisco state students. arguing about whether it is appropriate for a white person to have dreadlocks... has gone viral. but more than the argument, is the question of whether there was an assault. >>:stop touching her off of me >> pam :the video has garnered almost 2-million hits since it was posted on youtube two- days ago. the african american woman... identified as bonita tindl

tomorrow, she speaks on counterterrorism at stanford university.t live for you at 2 :15 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> c-span's "washington journal ," life every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, republican congressman talks about the 21st century act in progress being made to get the legislation passed by the senate. he will also discuss colorectal cancer awareness month and being named to the champion of health innovation by the health care leadership council. and then eleanor holmes norton on infrastructure and issues involving the d.c. metro, including a recent shutdown to the system. she will also discuss t flint, michigan water crisis. be sure to watch "washington journal." join the discussion. next, president obama spoke to the people of cuba on the final day of his trip. his remarks are focused on relations between the countries and lifting the trade embargo. by obama started his remarks offering the support of u.s. citizens to belgium following tuesday morning's terrorist attacks in brussels. this i

>> chris dinh welker, stanford university. the alma mater, by the way, as she opened. >>> for our viewers, we have bridged the top of the hour because the speech was under way. when we come back, we'll shift our focus overseas to brussels, belgium. we'll talk to nbc's richard engel, among others, as the investigation gets under way there. >> this is my number one priority. i've got a lot of things on my plate, but my top priority is to defeat isil and to eliminate the scourge of this barbaric terrorism that takes place around the world. testing, testing... 1, 2, 3, 4... ♪ ♪look out honey... ♪because i'm using technology...♪ ♪ ♪ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ ♪ ♪soul radiation in the dead of night...♪ ♪love in the middle of a fire fight...♪ ♪ ♪honey gotta strike me blind... ♪somebody gotta save my soul... ♪baby penets my mind... ♪ ♪ [cheering] ♪and i'm the world's forgotten boy...♪ ♪ ♪the one who's searchin'... ♪searchin' to dtroy... ♪ ♪and honey i'm the world's forgotten boy...♪ ♪ her long day as anne. hair stylist sta

a mechanical wonder from the braniacs at stanford university.y have created a team of six tiny robots that can pull a car! they're called u-bots. like ants, the u-bots work as a team to move objects hundreds of times their size, like this frog being carried along by ants. the tiny robots use micro- adhesion and team load-sharing, to conquer the weight of this nearly 4,000 lb car. the stanford researchers noticed. ants can boost their lifting and dragging power by using three out of their six legs at once. this is really amazing and that eventually will replace all of us here in the newsroom but until then we will keep plugging along an >> brittney : is here to give us a quick look at the weather as we head into the next couple of days we're going to stay strong over our region with high pressure so lots of sunshine and then the rain and the sock--and thus no room to stay no.--are going to stay in the north here's the seven day forecast showing that thursday is going to be our peaked in the temperatures and then a peak of high-temperature--peak o

at stanford university, wednesday, clinton ignored sanders and delivered a speech largely focused on her foreign policy differences with donald's trump. >> if mr. trump gets his way, it will be like christmas in the yes, ma'amlin. it will make america less safe and the world more dangerous. >> for at least several more weeks, though, a direct clash between clinton and trump remains on hold. democrat bernie sanders and republican ted cruz are still winning nomination contests and gaining the delegates they need to keep their campaigns going. david shuster, al jazeera. >>> the justice department is being asked to investigate a shortage of polling station in maricopa county. the city's mayor called for an official saying count e officials allocated over 1 polling place for every 108,000 residents. officials saying they did not anticipate the energy and interest in this election. today, the supreme court heard arguments in another challenge to the affordable care act. asked why the death of anthon inscal ea may be the deciding factor in the case the the latest track of a huge snowstorm i

. >>> a former stanford university swimmer could spend quite a while in jail before being found guilty of sexual assault. kpix 5's kiet do report from stanford. >> reporter: good morning. in her closing argument, the prosecutor said this was a crime of opportunity. that brock turner knew the victim was ex-streamingly drunk when he took advantage of her. now the d.a.'s office is hoping this verdict turns into a broader conversation about sexual assault on campus. cameras have not been allowed in the courtroom during this trial. but it was an emotional moment when the verdict was read. turner was guilty on all counts, including assault with intent to commit rape of an intoxicated person. turner's mother cried out loud and stomped her foot. the trial took eight days. jury deliberations took two days. the former star swimmer left the courtroom withist had family without making any comment. the assault happened last year on a trail behind a frat house. turner claimed the young woman was conscious as they left the party and then consented to his kissing and toppedling and the touching of her

reporting live here at stanford university, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> at 5:14 right now. turning to decision 2016. counting the results. presidential candidates donald trump and hillary clinton inching their way to that full nomination. last night hillary clinton won arizona and 46 delegates there. she h 1637 delegates and need around 700 more to get that nomination. bernie sanders won utah and idaho. he has 928 delegates. >>> on the republican side trump won arizona, ted cruz won utah, trump, however, way ahead on the delegate count, he has 744 delegates to cruz's 468. >> both of those ending up being winner take all in the delegate count. >>> new this morning gop rifle jeb bush now officially putting his support behind ted cruz in the race for the presidential nomination. bush announcing his endorsement this morning. in a statement jeb calls for republicans to move past the divisiveness brought on by donald trump's presidential campaign. mr. bush left the race last month after losing to south carolina primary. >>> a courtroom show down between apple and the fbi was canc

. >>> a housing crunch on the peninsula has stanford university leaders taking action. the impact their plan could have on the surrounding community, next. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. milestoneome - foreveryone w lo >>> at 5:11 a milestone moment for everyone who lost homes in the devastating valley wildfire. residents are celebrating the first new home to rise from the ashes. >> yesterday justin lord and courtney move under to a new home built with the help of donations and volunteer builders from local nonprofit agencies. other middletown residents helped celebrate that home's completion and lots of hugs and congratulations to go around. about 150 homes are now in the process being built for families who lost everything in last fall's wildfire. >> i'm really proud of us. we have not sat down and grumbled or cried. everybody stayed strong and we're going tafight to bring this community back. it's going to be stronger. i believe it. >> we drive around and look at

for the white house front runner hillary clinton laid out her counterterrorism strategy at stanford university. the former secretary of state said the brussels attacks are another reminder that our fight against terrorism is far from finished. she is calling for a do decisive release. >> we can't let fear stop us and nor can we let it push us direct with actions that end up making us less safe. >> clinton proposes intensifying airstrikes and bombing civilian areas would be a mistake. >>> new at 11:00, a seventh grader says she is being bullied because she is muslim. the middle school student claims her job made her a target. lilian kim tweeted this picture moments after speaking to the girl. we go to hayward for more. >> she says the bullying has been going on for years. >> i have been bullied for a longtime. >> reporter: 13-year-old nicky hussein doesn't want us to show her face. she hopes sharing her story will help put an end to the bullying she has been facing at caesar chavez middle school. >> we call it a hijab and after that he called me a terrorist and asked me twice if if i was a terr

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this morning the democratic presidential front-runner is going to be speaking at stanford university. she'll take the podium in just about ten minutes. her speech will focus on counterterrorism. look at this. news anchor eric thomas is at that event as we speak. we just sent this picture out on twitter. you can look for his reports on clinton's message this afternoon on abc 7 news at 4:00. >>> you can share your support for belgium by sharing this image with your friends on facebook. and stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of brussels under attack. you can also get the latest updates by down loading our free news app. just enable push alerts. >>> mayor ed lee just announced new housing for the holeless. this as the chamber of commerce released a study showing that homelessness is the number one concern among residents here. what's happening? >> reporter: hi, reggie. well, the mayor says he's found an empty hotel that he can put some homeless people in and give them some shelter. it's called the civic center hotel. it's located at 12th and market and will offer a place to stay

everything that's happened hillary clinton will now deliver a speech on counterterrorism at stanford university. clinton's bay area visit had been planned for weeks. the stanford speech was added in the wake of the deadly bombings in belgium. ms. clinton will give that speech at 11:15 this morning at ensina hall. hillary clinton is calling on americans to stand together in solidarity with europe in order to defeat the islamic state. bob redell is live at stanford and he will bring us a live report at 5:00 a.m. stay with us for all of the latest on the developments in brussels. we will update you with details online and on air at nbcbayarea.com. our social media platforms are being update td around the clock. >>> i want to get updated when it comes to that forecast. let's check in with kari once more. >> beautiful weather today, more sunshine and all of the rain is cleared. now we are at 45 degrees in concord and san francisco at 51 degrees. a high today of 67 can be expected in cupertino and redwood city, 64 degrees in san francisco and castro 70 santa rosa, 67 oakland, 70 pleasanton. i will ha

he goes to stanford university when it was tuition free back in the 1890s. and he is a self made millionaire within a few decades. still a relatively young man. a mining engineer. he's tapped by woodrow wilson to run the food administration in 1901. figuring out how to conserve food, get food to the troops. and how to get food to people in war torn countries both during and after the war. and housewives would talk about hooverizing when they were economizing on food. he then goes on to become commerce secretary in the 1920s and then is elected president in 1928. and so not only is he renowned for managerial expertise, he is really good at running things and taking a real thorny logistical problem and making it work, but he's also a master of media. he's really good at working new media. this is a guy in 1928 who has talking motion pictures as a campaign ad using talkies. they'd only been out for a year. so rather than being this kind of fuddy duddy failure, he was a modern man. he understood the power of words, the power of images, the power of messages. he

live at sfo, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> and i'm bob redell, we're live at stanford universityere am just a few hours senator hillary clinton will deliver a counterterrorism speech in response to yesterday's terrorist attacks in brussels. cnn is expected to out zoin how she will defeat the terrorist group. all five presidential candidates responded to the attacks. republican donald trump says he would close the borders, ted cruz wants police to patrol muslim communities, bernie sanders and john kasich along with hillary clinton disagree with both of those positions. clinton is expected to speak at 11:15. reporting live here at stand dord, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> weather, traffic and a change of tone here as we move forward with your day. you may have noticed if you stepped outside it's a little cold out there. >> yeah, it's cold, but it won't be that way this afternoon. we will have sunshine and warming up nicely the north bay it's only 39 degrees. up to 70 and the upper 60s, tri-valley will also be at 70 degrees later on today. >> what about the south bay. >> i wil

. >> that was hillary clinton yesterday afternoon in a speech at stanford university on terrorism.ection yesterday with those remarks, calling out her republican opponents, but she also faces the question of how she distinguishes herself from president obama and his own isis strategy while still also maintaining her broad support for him and his agenda. for more let's go to nbc's kristen welker, she's traveling with colon, she is in los angeles this morning. good morning. that is a bit of a balancing act isn't it for hillary clinton. on the one hand so much of her campaign at least her primary campaign has involved just embracing president obama and pretty much everything he has done as president, yet she is trying to draw some distinctions here at least when it comes to foreign policy and terrorism. >> reporter: absolutely. we saw her try to walk that line yesterday, steve, when she didn't criticize president obama's policies in syria and fighting isis, but at the same time advocated for a more robust response. critical to that she said was going to be this intelligence surge, thi

. >> "q": now hillary clinton will use a speech at stanford university today to address the issue of counterterrorism here in the united states. >> laura: st. august u.s.in is looking for volunteers to serve meals on easter sunday as well as drive and deliver meals to homes in cuyahoga, lorain, lake, summit and geauga counties. hot meals will be serve san diego at several locations on the east and west sides. day. check this out. we have puppy cuteness overload. it was created to bring awareness to orphaned puppies who need good homes. we are talking about national puppy day and we happen to have a few of those cute little puppies who need good homes. now they are from the friendship a.p.l. in lorain county. we will tell you much more about them coming up in just a bit. >> "q": what a way to bring you to the break. right? well, coming up on cleveland 19 news, someone just bought the avenue shops at tower city. >> laura: plus, a girl pinches a boy's butt at school. she's not suspended. not only suspended, she's facing criminal charges. >> "q": and, a family kicked out of the play area

. >>> a trial continues today for a former stanford university swimmer oo accused of sexual assault. brock turner's lawyers say the woman involved consented to the sex and today they are calling character witnesses. others say they saw turner thrusting his body against a motionless woman behind a fraternity house in january of last year. turner says he and the woman had been kissing and that she consented to go further. later his blood alcohol level was found to be twice the legal limit. >>> well, after months ofly that, bay area crab fisherman are finally allowed to set their traps or the coast and there's a catch but not a good one. that's after months of delay. kpix 5's jackie ward explains. >> you will never recover what you lost this season, never. >> reporter: angel's family has been in the san francisco crab business for decades. the fish company is a staple of fisherman's wharf. she says this season has been hard and she is being cautiously optimistic that things will turn around and these tanks will be spilling over with bay area crab in a matter of days. >> being as we have

for the white house front runner hillary clinton laid out her counterterrorism strategy at stanford universityecretary of state said the brussels attacks are another reminder that our fight against terrorism is far from finished. she is calling for a do decisive release. >> we can't let fear stop us and nor can we let it push us direct with actions that end up making us less safe. >> clinton proposes intensifying airstrikes and bombing civilian areas would be a mistake. >>> new at 11:00, a seventh grader says she is being bullied because she is muslim. the middle school student claims her job made her a target. lilian kim tweeted this picture moments after speaking to the girl. we go to hayward for more. >> she says the bullying has been going on for years. >> i have been bullied for a longtime. >> reporter: 13-year-old nicky hussein doesn't want us to show her face. she hopes sharing her story will help put an end to the bullying she has been facing at caesar chavez middle school. >> we call it a hijab and after that he called me a terrorist and asked me twice if if i was a terrorist and i sa

a new study out of stanford university interviewed more than 15,000 peopople on their sleeping habits. people living in well-lit areas were more likely to sleep less ththan six hours a night and be more dissatisfied with their quality of sleep than ththose with a low-l-light exposure. >>> parts of alabama are waking up to debris and rubble this mornining after a tornado o ripped right through the middle of the state. the hardest hit area is jefferson county. look at the damage there. the major damage includes destroyed car, downed tree, flattened homes. and now according to the jefferson county sheriff's office, four people were taken to the hospital. >>> a a woman in louisiana a is thankful to be alived. she survived when a tornado david owns the hardware store. this is what the store used to look like and then this. he was able to get all of his employeeees to safe areas in the building with seconds to spare. but here's where it gets scary. she had just dropped off fedex store. when she walked outside, she around her. she tried running back in, but locked. with no other choice, she

. >> hillary clinton mapped out her counterterrorism plab during a campaign stop at stanford university today. and she took jabs at her republican rivals. >> slogans aren't a strategy. loose cannons tend to misfire. >> a few hours earlier ted cruz defended his proposal for law enforcement to patrol muslim neighborhoods. >> should be to keep america safe and i will apologize to nobody for how vigorous i will be fighting radical -- >> he agrees with cruz's proposal however john kasich and the democratic candidates call it a dangerous plan. >> and any new state poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton hillary clinton coming out on top in the june primary. the public policy shows republican front runnerring with a double-digit lead over ted cruz. a closer contest on the democratic side. hillary clinton leads bernie sanders 48-41 with a margin of error just over 4.s. >> not a winner take all state. they're awarded by congressional district. >> rail cars loaded with coal are a little close doar rolling through oakland tonight. utah's governor has signed a bill to give a developer more than

a new study out of stanford university interviewed more thanan 15,000 people on their sleeping habits. peopople living in well-lit areas wewere more likely to sleep lessss than six hours a night and be more dissatisfied with their sleep p qualitity. >>> the titime is 4:48 on this wednesday morning. and it sure is mildld out there. >> it is. it's stilill dark so hopefully you got some good sleep last night but notice when the sun comes up, it will be a few degrees warmer than yesterday and actually a layer of clouds. 36 degrees at 8:00 a.m. as the -- 63 degrees at 8:00 a.m. while the front is passing through the area, the clouds will get a little thicker for a short period of time. 72 rise at noon. 75 at 3:00 p.m. so still mild but the winds will start to pick up from the nortrthwest. so as gayle mentioned, it's warm now, 58 bartow. 65 in tampa. here's the front i'm tracking. high thin clouds spreadading across the area and a few degrees warmer. notice where the front is, that's where the extra cloudsds are. watch it as it heads to the sosouth. winds from the northwest. tomorrow mornin

presidential candidate hillary clinton laid out her strategy for fighting terrorism in an address at stanford university. clinton was already scheduled to be in the south bay but after the terror attacks scheduled this speech at stanford. she said the attacks were in her words a brutal remind tear the united states and it's allies must work even more closely in their efforts and she criticized trump's call to reduce united states involvement in nato. >> slogans aren't a strategy. loose cannons tend to miss fire. what america needs is strong, smart, steady leadership to wage and win this struggle. >> she also criticized the proposal by republican presidential candidate ted cruz to increase policing of muslim neighborhoods here in the united states. clinton said that would only alienate them including those who could be partners in the fight against terrorism. >>> senator ted cruz is not backing down from his call for police to monitor muslim neighborhoods. in response some muslim around the country are posting images on twitter of life in their muslim neighborhoods. they show every day activities, girls

but stanford university performed something known as a domino transplant. and this is the result. two healthy women. tammy griffin on the left donate herd heart to linda carr on the right. tammy able to sacrifice because she was getting a combination heart/lung transplant. ayou can imagine domino transplants are extremely rare. it has only been done eight other times all at stanford. >>> new rules involving the abortion pill could expand access to it for some women in some states. the fda notified the maker of it that under the new label, a smaller dose of the drug can be used later in the pregnancy. that increases the number of days a woman can use it from 49 to 70. it is the first time the guidelines have been updated since 2000. some state laws required a doctor to adhere to original guidelines. abortion rights groups say the updated label will undo some of the abortion rules. >>> up next at 5:00, a notable day for caitlyn jenner. stay with us. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see

weise -- hillary clinton is going to be giving a counter-terrorism speech later on today at stanford university. you're likely going to be hearing it from the other candidates, as well on the campaign trail. >> certainly going to be a issue on the campaign trail. we also know there was serious trouble in arizona when it came to voting. long lines especially. will there be an investigation into this? >> reporter: there's a investigation now underway. the democratic party is looking into this especially maricopa county because some people were waiting in line for two to three hours in the sun and there were fewer polling places open odd up with more voter turnout this time around. it's a hot button election for a lot of people here. what's interesting, when the polling places close, there were still hundreds of people in line. when you're in line you still get to go and vote. by the time they got up there to cast their ballots the projections were coming in before they could go vote. that was disconcerting to a lot of people here. >> quite a mess in some parts of arizona. brandi hitt joining us l

this afternoon hillary clinton is set to give a counterterrorism speech at stanford university.eena and kendis. >> thank you, brandi. >>> more from brussels in a moment but some other headlines now. a dramatic rescue from a texas swimming pool by a 5-year-old as seen on surveillance video. alison anderwald saw her mom at the bottom of the pool. she suffered a seizure. her daughter got her head out of the water then ran for help. mother and daughter are doing just fine this morning. >> hulk hogan is speaking out in an exclusive interview, the former pro wrestler was just awarded $140 million in his lawsuit against gawker sobbing as that verdict was read and not ready to talk until now. hogan tells abc's linzie janis about what it felt like to be facing his foes in court and then be vindicated. >> i felt like i had like this monster on my they thinking of me? just this overwhelming thing that made my cower. when they read the verdict it was so overwhelming when i knew that we had won and people believed me. it was just, gosh, it was a moment. it was a moment. >> more of that hulk

the jury today heard testimony from a sexual assault response team nurse along with a stanford university student who said he saw turner on top of a woman who was not moving. the assistant district attorney says the victim feels vindicated by today's jury decision. >> as you can imagine, this has been a very traumatic experience of her, not just going through it, but reliving the night in court twice. she broke down upon hearing the verdict, but she feels validated that finally her voice has been heard. >> reporter: brock turner left the courtroom today with his parents. he department speid not speak t outside. we have been told that sentencing in the case will be the 2nd of june. turner faces up to ten years in prison. palo alto, scott budman, bay area news. >>> what a difference a year makes. on the left, the snow survey

. >> clinton's campaign also announced that she'd be speaking at stanford university tomorrow about counterterrorism. this is during her visit to the bay area that will start tomorrow morning. after wards, she'll be attending two fund-raisers. >> bay based companies are offering help wherever they can. airbnb offered a disaster response to people living in belgium. they're asking people to list their homes for free to anybody who needs help. they're using the # host in brussels to let people know that have space available. and facebook set up a safety check. it lets users near the attack site mark themselves as being safe. they're offering free calls and techs to belgium that include veriz verizon, sprint and at&t, all of which are participating. >>> "nightly news" expands to an hour. then coming up at 6:30, some say technology has become a terrorist's best friend. we put that claim to the test. >>> police say a serial bank robber hitting east bay banks. coming up the similarities that investigators have seen in each of the cases. >>> three east bay bridges are being called structurally deficient. w

got word this afternoon that hillary clinton will give a major campaign speech tomorrow at stanford university. the topic, counter-terrorism. the former secretary of state offered a preview of her approach today on "cbs this morning." >> we have to tighten things up. and we have to, you know, be really smart about how we get ahead of the terrorist threat and that's going to require, um, closer cooperation with europe and it's going to require europe, um, to change some of, um, their, um, law enforcement and intelligence practices. >> all the candidates spoke out about the terror attacks in brussels. senator ted cruz had this take on the situation while taking a jab at the white house and president obama. >> we need to immediately halt the president's ill advised plan to bring in tens of thousands of syrian muslims. our vetting programs are woefully insufficient. this administration has no means of preventing those immigrants from being isis terrorists. >> donald trump took to twitter to express his condolences and promises to put an end to terrorism if he is elected president. >>> much more on

. >> clinton is scheduled to appear at stanford university today to deliver a speech focusing on counterterrorism. >>> and the presidential campaigns looked west last night in contests across three states on the democratic side. hillary clinton, the projected winner in arizona's primary, while bernie sanders is the projected winner with caucuses in idaho and utah. despite sanders making a late push in arizona, clinton won with 58% of the vote bringing in labor secretary tom perez and former president clinton to claim. but sanders won big in idaho. taking 78% to clinton's 21%. another strong performance in utah with 86% of the vote in, he's still leading clinton 79 to 20 there. the senator from vermont attracted 10,000 people at a rally in salt lake city on friday. 10,000. sanders outspent clinton on the airwaves in all of yesterday's races with clinton spending nothing at all in idaho and utah. sanders is also -- so far the delegate winner of the night, taking 61 to clinton's 54. but clinton is still far ahead on the road to philadelphia, the sight of this summer's convention. >>> and it was anot

. >>> hillary clinton laid out her counterterrorism strategy this morning in a speech at stanford university. the former secretary of state said the brussels attacks are another reminder that the fight against isis and terrorism is far from finished. >> we can't let fear stop us from doing what's necessary to keep us safe. nor can we let it push us into reckless actions that end up making us less safe. now it's our turn to stand with europe. we cherish the same values and face the same adversaries. so we must share the same determination. >> the associated press reports isis has trained at least 400 fighters to target europe. today, clinton proposed intensifying air strikes but warned carpet bombing civilian areas would be a serious mistake. >>> we're learning more about one of the suspected bombers in the attacks in brussels. turkish officials confirmed that this man, ibrahim el bakrioaui was detained by turkey but was then released to the netherlands. belgium prosecutors believe he was the suicide bomber that targeted the brussels airport. >> and the brussels airport will remain closed thr

the alleged assault occurred after a night of drinking and partying at a stanford university campus party. the victim was drunk when she was groped and assaulted by turner who at the time was a standout on the stanford swim team. turner testified that it was a drunken but consensual college hook-up but the jury rejected that. he was not taken into custody today. the judge allowed him to remain on bond until he is sentenced on june 2. he could face a maximum of 10 years on all of the counts. in palo alto, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> we are going to switch from this to another story making headlines today the snow survey in the sierra which was at one place usually where we go but in order to get a broader idea of what happened we are going to look at the three station index for northern and central california for the snow. it's all telling pretty much the same story. it is way ahead of where it was a year ago when governor brown stood out there with dirt on the ground during the snow survey. today, we're close to average in the north, the central sierra nine-tenths of normal and in the south