kansas going to state oregon in the midwest final. 98-56 was the final. >>> christian mccaffrey is expected to go high in the draft. thomas, 6'3", 273 pounds. explosive, relentless, a couple of mock drafts have him going second overall. mccaffrey did not run the 40. he ran a 4.40 to the combine and showed off his receiving skills today. interview and ever every day, you have to earn a spot and earn something. so, you know, i just treat it like any other day, prepare like any other day and come out

kansas going to state oregon in the midwest final. 98-56 was the final. >>> christian mccaffrey is expected to go high in the draft. thomas, 6'3", 273 pounds. explosive, relentless, a couple of mock drafts have him going second overall. mccaffrey did not run the 40. he ran a 4.40 to the combine and showed off his receiving skills today. interview and ever every day, you have to earn a spot and earn something. so, you know, i just treat it like any other day, prepare like any other day and come out here and try to have as much fun as possible. >> he is fast.

washington state, oregon and new york state among those now joining hawaii in speaking to block the order. the revised ban bars new visas for people from six predominant litmus him countries and temporarily blocks all refugees. washington the first state to challenge the original order says the restraining order should remain in place. >> the president dozen not get to the decide if a new executive order is different enough to be clear from that underlying injunction. the court decides that. >> in the meantime, the white house remains confident that the ban will stand up to the legal challenges. effect on march 16th. and that travel ban we're told could derail plans for the u.s. to host soccer's world cup in 2026. this is according to fifa which oversees international tournaments. bidding for the tournament starts next year with the host selected in "20/20," the u.s. is widely regarded as a favorite. >>> after one of the warmest februarys on record, much of the country is now facing a blast of rain, snow and bitter cold temperatures that could last for days. winter weather alerts stretch

kansas going to state oregon in the midwest final. 98-56 was the final. >>> christian mccaffrey is expected to go high in the draft. thomas, 6'3", 273 pounds. explosive, relentless, a couple of mock drafts have him going second overall. mccaffrey did not run the 40. he ran a 4.40 to the combine and showed off his receiving skills today. interview and ever every day, you have to earn a spot and earn something. so, you know, i just treat it like any other day, prepare like any other day and come out here and try to have as much fun as possible. >> he is fast. abc 7 sports brought to (all with worry-free ownership. colors in your neighborhood... head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >>> all right, that is our report, we thank you for your time. >> thanks for joining us, shaq is on jimmy kimmel live >>> time for an all-new show with great viral videos, "right this minute"! >> this dude's name -- is dude. >> he's a bulldog with a big problem. >> a little too much skin. >> see the stor

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. >>> in las vegas, cal is facing oregon state. he goes strong to the hoop, the foil, he ends up with 12 points. the bears were the favorite but the beavers hung around until the end. the beavers within two. thompson lead oregon state with 25. the beavers could take the lead here, but they get an air ball. a long pass and the dunk. the bears put it away with a 67 - 62 win, they live again to face utah tomorrow. >>> the cardinals staged a dramatic come back. at the end of regulation, the shot clock is running out and he hits the jumper to tie the name. but the stanford momentum symptoms stops there. the final -- stops there. the final is 88 - 78. >>> the warriors back on the road against the celtics. barnes has already played a significant role off the bench against atlanta. he has made 12 team changes in 14 years but he's happy to be playing for the warriors. >> i have a well traveled career. but i have had the respect of the guys i competed against, to have them want me as part of the team says a lot for me. >> you might remember,

. >>> college hoops, cal on the bubble, playing oregon state. jabari bird led the bears with 20. oregon state wouldn't fall. down two late. the foul puts it away. cal wins 67-62. they'll take on utah in the quarterfinals. stanford versus eighth seed asu. shot clock expiring, michael humphrey hits to tie it up. the sun devils outscore the cardinals. obina alecka. nfl free agency begins tomorrow and the 49ers will sign a quarterback, but not the quarterback they need. former bears and browns qb. he was a stopgap measure. it's believed the niners are still hoping and praying to get kurt cousins. garcon spent the last five seasons with the redskins. he was coached by kyle shanahan. should be a flurry of signings tomorrow as the free agency period officially begins. >>

on the travel ban and the states, massachusetts oregon and washington state. they still have that.y said the revised order will stand up to legal scrutiny. a federal judge in hawaii has scheduled a hearing on this for next wednesday. >> we will find out how the labor market is doing for the first time under the trump administration when the government releases of the federal very jobs report. they are down. the unemployment rate expected to fall. we will take a closer look at what to expect in the jobs report. well had we will have complete coverage and analysis. in the wage growth is expected to pick up. will price is another big story. sliding once again. ending and a new low for the year. below $50 per barrel. they're joining us now with the latest. it's incredible. this market right now. oil is on life-support. it really means to get a pulse today and get back about the $50 per barrel area. in the better do it very quickly. after the incredible build and crude oil industry this market broke out of a sideways pattern which is usually very bearish. we can recover. but if not ther

oregon state, their top seat for a reason. rolling with 26 last night. on state going to the tournament semis, 69-49 final. there's coach of the year. they are hoping for an at large ncaa bid. >>> san francisco state last night, 19th ranked gators in white against sonoma state and warren jackson, how did he do it, 18 points last night. they had outsiders big three, they hold on to sonoma state by 10. to gain the ccaa conference final tonight against san diego, good luck. . >>> that's enough. i'll see you later. arch supporting president trump ncerns. >>> coming up in our next half hour, weeks after violent riots on the cal campus, a march supporting trump is sparking safety concerns. why some republicans are staying far away. >>> president trump calling top democrats hypocrites, the twitter war over who has been talking with russia. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning, i'm maria med. and i'm julie watts. >>> welcome back. just about 7:30 good morning, miami i'm maria medina. >>> a couple sprinkles out there now. here's a look at hi-def doppler. we anticipat

is not going to lose to oregon state year. >> andrew: another time out called for by arizona. >> steve: these guys haven't thrown the towel in. setting up their fullcourt pressure and forcing arizona to use time outs. arizona has two more. >> andrew: looking ahead to the pac-12 tournament, arizona the two seed in your scenario, arizona state could still be the seven seed and that means that if they won their first-round game they would play arizona again next thursday in las vegas. >> steve: neutral court. the glass today, 48-26. >> andrew: early on arizona state held its own but 48-26 in the rebounding department including 15 offensive rebounds for arizona. >> steve: it's not lack of effort. it's lack of players. size. >> andrew: there is the foul given by evans with 1:07 to go. four fouls on evans. four also on graham and holder and justice. >> andrew: arizona state dealt a tough blow in the preseason. romello white. they will have him next year but they miss him big time. sam cunliffe, a big recruit transferred to kan

is not going to lose to oregon state year. >> andrew: another time out called for by arizona. >> steve: these guys haven't thrown the towel in. setting up their fullcourt pressure and forcing arizona to use time outs. arizona has two more. >> andrew: looking ahead to the pac-12 tournament, arizona the two seed in your scenario, arizona state could still be the seven seed and tha if they won their first-round game they would play arizona again next thursday in las vegas. >> steve: neutral court. the glass today, 48-26. >> andrew: early on arizona state held its own but 48-26 in the rebounding department including 15 offensive rebounds for arizona. >> steve: it's not lack of effort. it's lack of players. size. >> andrew: there is the foul given by evans with 1:07 to go. four fouls on evans. four also on graham and holder and justice. >> andrew: arizona state dealt a tough blow in the preseason. romello white. they will have him next year but they miss him big time. sam cunliffe, a big recruit transferred to kansas in the m

abby: five states resisting the immigration order following hawaii, washington state, oregon, minnesota, new york, massachusetts asking courts to block the travel ban and they claim it is unconstitutional. the order bars new visas for people from six muslim countries, it goes into effect next thursday. heather: two terms is california governor arnold schwarzenegger could make a return to politics. >> i will be back. >> he is considering a third-party run in 2018, a spokesperson says he is keeping options, you are aware of this, on president trump weather he was fired from celebrity apprentice. abby: one of the largest office supply stores shutters more stores. heather: cheryl casone he has the latest. steve: >> reporter: this is another amazon effect, closing sales down 3%. 41/2% of their stores across the country, 70 stores will be left with 1600 but the ceo under a lot of pressure from investment analysts turning the company around but the issue now with amazon, radioshack is amazon is taking business from a lot of stores and the trend continues. heather: you are a dog owner and you w

after a lot of study and careful planning, my home state of oregon is one of a handful of states that have passed what has come to be known as an auto i.r.a. the actual name of the program is oregon saves. it's set to launch this summer. what it means, and the highlight of it, mr. president, is this is a voluntary program, but we're creating a new set of opportunities for workers to actually save. what it means in my state is if you're a worker at one of these businesses, when you get a job, you'll get a retirement account and you'll be able to start saving. now, i want to emphasize it is not mandatory. any worker who wants to opt out could do so, but it's designed to be simple and easy to use for everybody involved. and i'd like to describe, mr. president, just for a moment some of my conversations with oregonians and workers who have been part of these auto i.r.a.'s. they come up. i have town hall meetings. every county in my state. i have had a little over 800 now. and we have discussed savings. and they come up often and they say, you know, i have been hearing about these new i.r.

washington tonight. >>> cam has to be spectators now bounced in the quarterfinals by top seed oregon state. oh, the spirit was willing. here's an asia thomas shot to keep the women four, but oregon is on top for a reason. they roll with 26 tonight. oregon state going to the semi, 65-49 final. there's the pac-12 coach of the year. cal now 19-13, got to home for an at large ncaa bid. go ahead, feel it, san francisco state, 19th ranked gators in white against sonoma state. warren jackson had 18 and the conference semifinals inside and out, they held off sonoma state by 10, 65-55. the game a conference final saturday against san diego. >>> to baseball, giants and a's cactus league style, a bottom 2nd big fly served up from jeff samardzija delivered off the bat of yonder. a's win the game 6-1. johnny cueto expected at camp late tonight. we'll be back. our next newscast is tomorrow maria medina and jul >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 7:00. >> see you then. have a great weekend! captioning sponsored by cbs >> hey, stephen? >> stephen: yes,

little against white clad oregon state. ournament in the 2nd quarter asia thomas shot to keep them close to the beavers. but oregon state took down stanford last week, rolled with 26 today. it's oregon state going to the tournament semis, 65-49 the final. socal now has to hope for an at- large ncaa bid. >>> nfl and the raiders!! from the nfl combine, coach jack del rio weighed in on the one thing that could have made oakland's play-off run even better. >> yeah, don't lose your quarterback. [ laughter ] >> don't lose your quarterback. >> like they did here. derek carr broke his leg against the colts just before the play-offs. this week, del rio said carr should be 100% by the time the 2017 season gets under way. >> he is in good spirits. everything that i have seen and heard is on track or even ahead of schedule. and we expect a complete recovery and no issues. >>> got some baseball here. giants and a's, cactus league style. here's a bottom second big fly. served up from jeff samardzija, delivered off the bat of alonzo. a sol

belgian there were so many of restrictions placed he immigrated to the united states to the great state of oregon. and all over the place coming from elsewhere because they have a of a great idea to move forward but yet we are restricted in their country when it came to the ability to raise money to follow like-minded people and is built off of that opportunity. and then they come together maybe you are the one who has a separate capability and was some back and server technology. >> into a bid on a contract and based on the special skills. so for the small community there are thousands of h. ♪ visa one person per company makes a difference between success and growth and failure and staying small. so from our perspective the executive order was not done in a way to allow for legal immigration people the way and that was not confusing than to allow the green cardholders who attended the united states to come in. but there is good and that because we thought the little guy was not being heard. >> host: is it important to have people side-by-side? it is interesting because many companies do in enorm

state of oregon two years after the tsunami. thanks to the people there they found their way home.he story was big news there and got the attention of the school kids. they drew pictures and wrote messages for the children. >> i wanted to visit the elementary school and the kids and play with them. >> reporter: their drawings are sent along with the gate. the act of friendship and kindness came as a surprise. >>>> translalator: i was so hap. it made me want to become their friend. >> translator: the pictures and letters are very pretty. i want to send letters back to them. >> reporter: so they decided to do just that they asked their teacher to help them translate the characters in their names into english. >> happiness. >> colorful. then they wrote their names in japanese. together with what they mean. for many it was their first time writing words in english. >> my name is kai. kai is happiness. colorful. >> translator: i want to learn more english words because i want to be able to talk and have fun if i visit portland. >> reporter: children also put together a thank you message

in california, washington state, oregon, , but theetts, vermont problem is when you look at those middle states, it is very hard for them to win because they do not have a message of economic freedom. they do not have a message of putting people back to work. they have taken people for granted. if they continue to take the african-american committee for granted -- if they continue to take the app can american committee for granted -- i just saw this. he is going to make inroads in places where traditional republicans haven't and cannot. a consensus builder. >> another question. >> going -- during the primaries , we heard the establishment republicans finding each other. there was a question of republicans would embrace trump as he was an untraditional candidate. how did your team deal with that when it came to dealing with the primaries and uniting republicans? yeah, we did not care. that was the greatest part. we were complete outsiders. -- we did noteed belong to the same country clubs they did. the only time we went to washington d.c. in the primary was to check on his hotel building.

many people that there are billions of dollars to be made in clean-energy jobs and in states like washington, oregon, california, even states like new york, taking aggressive steps into the renewable energy space because that is where the jobs are going to be next. tim: as china has done. reid: definitely. everything from solar project to hydro projects to wind projects off of long island, democrats see this as their economic message of the future. to counter the war on coal. tim: we saw in a piece that they key to this is job creation, and how long he will be given to produce these jobs. reid: these jobs are probably not coming back. it is not just the fact that we are relying more and more on renewable energy. it is technological advances -- mechanization of these coal mines. the jobs are not going to come back quickly, and even if they were to come back over the long-term, they are limited by the coal's natural lifespan. tim: when are the challenges going to come? presumably there are big climate change bodies that will challenge this but does that play into the president's hands? the longer thes

taking on oregon state, that went 1-17. steven domingo 10 points. steven thompson jr. u was down one. oregon state wouldn't go away. down to kevin manuel with a three. outlet and byrd finishes it off. 20th win of the year ninth seed stanford. arizona state. read travis strong inside the pump fake seven seconds left, shot clock expiring. michael humphrey hits. they end up going to overtime. they outscore the cardinals. shannon evans of stanford loses 98-88. a record of 14-17. to the nfl, the 49ers are about to sign a quarterback, not a name that's going to get you excited. a former chicago bear and cleveland brown quarterback brian hoyer will sign once free agency begins. >> they were together back in cleveland in 2014, his deal is expected to be 2 years, around $12 million. the understanding, he'll get a chance to start, he's more of a ridge quarterback. they'd still like to work out some deal to get kirk cousins from washington. started five games for the bears last season, his year ended after week 7 when hoyer broke his left arm. he's going to have some targets. pier

they can win in california, washington state, oregon. they can win in massachusetts. they can win in vermont. the problem is, when you look at the middle states, it is very hard for them to win because they don't have the message of economic freedom anymore, putting people back to work. they have taken people for granted. if they continue to take the african-american committee for granted, particularly in big cities, it will lead to their own demise. i just saw this today -- the president had 100 african-american leaders in the oval office talking about his recommitment to the african american colleges and making sure they have the resources they need to be successful. he is going to make inroads in places where traditional republicans have not because that is the type of person he is, a consensus builder. >> going off what you were saying earlier, during the primaries, we heard a lot of establishment republicans fighting each other. there was a question over whether republicans would embrace trump because he was not a traditional candidate. how did your team and the n

once it stands to all employers, 800,000 oregon workers are expected to have access to a state-sponsored retirement savings program. again, this will be an automatic in, opt out strategy to make it really, really simple. in oregon 95% of our businesses are made up of small businesses. more than half of our workers are employed by those small businesses. so this is a pretty good arrangement to facilitate this opportunity. now, here's something that we may not immediately think about, and that's when an employee saves for their retirement and is, therefore, financially better off in retirement, it reduces the cost of government programs. within the first decade after these plans are established, total state spending on medicaid could drop by $5 billion. and just in utah a recent study found the state would save $3.7 billion for five essential government support programs, so not just medicaid, over the course of 15 years. when i first read about medicaid dropping, costs dropping because of a retirement plan, i said how does that work? it turns out to be very simple. if you have saved money

terps getting practice in today ahead of is it a sweet 16 appearance in bridgeport regional states in oregon first time since last time and only time they ever faced off in 1983. biss khaping for brenda fees and company to return to final four. there's exciting around the terps. if i can et cetera are impossible for maryland fans blame ncaa and uconn home advantage twonl hours from home. uconn and ucla later and whipers face off on sunday. so, big weekend for college basketball. >> yes, it is. >> go girls. >> let's go, maryland. >> good, good, >> i think they have a real good shot. >> i hope they do i really do. >> now what are we doing. ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: i want to start with "wheel of fortune"! this was most amazing night last night. >> k. [buzzer] harvey: you can't call him stupid because he didn't know. >> ke

terps getting practice in today ahead of is it a sweet 16 appearance in bridgeport regional states in oregon for the first time since last time and only time they ever faced off in 1983. biss khaping for brenda fees and company to return to final four. there's exciting around the terps. if i can et cetera are impossible for maryland fans blame ncaa and uconn home advantage twonl hours from home. uconn and ucla later and whipers face off on sunday. so, big weekend for college basketball. >> yes, it is. >> go girls. >> let's go, maryland. >> good, good, >> i think they have a real good shot. >> i hope they do i really do. >> yep. >> now what are we doing. >> saying bye. >> bye-bye. >> bye-bye. >> see you tomorrow. >> bye now >> announcer: get ready! inspiration ministries welcome you to campmeeting: god's appointed time to bless you. do you have a need that only god can answer? do you have a problem that only a miracle can solve? then stay tuned, for your miracle is now. get ready for your financial

the bomb threat to jewish communities in six states from oregon to new york. there had been similar threats against jewish community centers and jewish schools since the beginning of the year. in the meantime, in a rare show of bipartisanship, all 100 u.s. senator signed a letter urging president trump to take fast action against what they call cowardly acts aimed to create fear and disruption. >>> a republican businessman from southern california is entering the rights for governor of california. john cox's run for the u.s. house and senate. he also ran for president back in 2008. he says he wants to cut taxes in california and create a more business friendly environment and address the state's pension crisis. he's facing an uphill battle in california running against well-known democrats including lieutenant governor gaven and former mayor villaraigosa and the -- >>> right now it's 4:16. we're going to get you out the door. sal, you're in charge of that. take good care of the folks. >> all right, dave and pam, i can do that. traffic is actually doing well if

. >>> more states are challenging the president's revised travel ban. washington, oregon york states among those now joining hawaii in seeking to block the order. the law takes effect next week on march 16th. >> and the unofficial start to the festival season has begun in austin, texas, where the rising stars of the music, film and technology worlds unveil all their latest works. former vice president biden and dr. jill biden will also be making an appearance there. those are some of our top stories on this friday, march 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and we do say good morning to you everyone. we're going to start with that breaking news that offers a brand-new foreign policy challenge for president trump. america's only ally on the korean peninsula removed from the presidency overnight. >> the ruling in south korea triggered deadly chaos on the streets of seoul where supporters and critics faced off in dueling rallies. both sides clashing with riot police. >> at least two people have died in the skirmishes. abc's joohee cho is in south

see you around, giulia kennedy: my home state of oregon is the first to offer a pretuition program. new report states more than half the money offered is going to the richest students even rolled. the problem seems to be frat grants cover the tuition of lower income students. so does tuition-free college make sense fit only covers students who can already afford it. john stossel, welcome back to the show. what are they doing in oregon? is it necessary to have free community college in the beaver state? >> probably for some people who show the aptitude and don't have the money, community college is better than the four-year institutions that are more expensive. but these program always get game. and the side reporting, you showed me an articley from cnn, it said early data was successful in getting students to enroll in college. if you give people free stuff, they will take it. should they all be going to college in the reason college tuition is up so much is because of all these, go to college. if you look at the last 33 years. food has gone up 200%. healthcare we have to lower the c

(steve)washington state, oregon, new york and massachusetts filed suit against the revised travel bany, they followed the lead of hawaii... where the attorney general says the ban will not only hurt tourism but harm the state's own residents. "they are people who live amongst us, who are great, who shouldn't be discriminated or treated as second-class citizens just because they're muslim or from a certain country."the revised travel ban, signed by the president on monday, removes iraq from the travel ban list and deletes some specific references to religion. "first of all - they didn't take away same discrimination "based upon nation of origin and religion " that is still problematic. they replaced it with a lot of neutral language, but that is not gonna be enough in our opinions to be able to erase past language where was referred to in their words, president trump's words that this was a muslim ban."last month a federal judge cited the president's own words in blocking the first travel ban. washington's attorne

that up the first travel ban with other states like oregon and massachusetts. the state of hawaii has filed its own lawsuit. they believe the latest executive order has been carefully crafted and they are comfortable with how it turned out. besides removing iraq from the list of banned countries, the newer version allows those to enter freely and travel visas as well and language that issued an indefinite ban on refugees. nbc news is learning that james comey met yesterday with key how and senate lawmakers to discuss recent allegations of wiretapping to trump tower. a source familiar with the ongoing trump campaign involving russia said comey met with lawmakers including mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi. last weekend president trump accusing president obama of ordering a wiretap at trump tower. so far they have offered no evidence supporting that charge. >> 6:46. a chaotic scene after another shooting in the east bay. now they are saying enough is enough. a shooting on eastbound 80 near san pablo. it brought traffic to a halt. three people are being detained in

oregon state top seed. down by as many as 13. alanna smith huge off the bench for the cardinal.e of the best in the west, chris stewart thinks he has a goal here but the puck is stuck in the jersey of martin jones. the puck never crossed the line. this would a few moments later. minnesota was up 2-0. sharks answer late in the period. michael haley to melker charlesen.dubenick. the wild prevail by a score of 3-1. do you recognize this guy here? no long were a mush statache, j tomsula. now running linemen drills. thomas ran a 4.740. jimmy t looks like he's been working out. >> x-men movie is not for kids. logan is r-rated packed with gr it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. . >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, the

cal wins, take on oregon state in the quarter final. >>> men's hoops.al having trouble in the mountain air. van dyke to bear field. steal and kyle throw it's down. bears trail by 20. lose 74-44. major hit to the ncaa hopes. >>> sharks in vancouver. cutest kid ever. sharks trailing 1-0, bod kir over the shoulder for eighth goal. t ties at 1-1.

. >>> cal trying to knock off oregon state. christine trying to keep the bears in it. she had 26. oregon state's sydney weise too much. she also had 26. one off her career high. the bears lose 65-49. and now must wait until selection sunday to see if they get an invite to the big dance. >>> colin kaepernick is no longer a 49er. he's officially opted out of his contract. the team is evaluating kap along with other options in free agency. the niners do not have a single quarterback on their roster. >>> you had one job and you blew it. mccaffrey's name is misspelled. it's supposed to be r-e-y. he ran fourth overall. he impressed in the skills portion, especially with his footwork. no doubt he turned some heads of nfl coaches and executives. the quarterbacks are on the field later today, including cal's davis webb. >>> that's a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend. >>> now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning. less than three weeks away until spring. a wintry weekend on the way. sorry about that. live doppler 7, a cold weather system heading

taking on oregon state. 1-17 in the league. steven scored. beavers had more threes than twos. steven thompson junior and usu down. cal extends the lead in the second half out to eight points. oregon state wouldn't go away. kendall manuel with a three. that's an air ball. kings leo core a to bird and ic it. cal wins. they will take on utah in the quarterfinals. >>> reid travis, this guy, his muscles have muscles. have the jam there. 23 points for travis. seven seconds. shot clock expiring. stanford down two. michael humphry had 18. three seconds left and go to o.t. sun devils out score the cardinals 17-7 in overtime. two of 27 and shannon evans for three and stanford loses 98-88 and season is over with a record of 14-17. >>> 49ers are about to sign a quarterback, this is is not a name that's really going to excite you much brian hoyer will sign tomorrow once free agency officially begins. he has history with kyle shanahan back with cleveland in 2014. his deal believed to be two years for $12 million with the understanding he'll get a chance to start but brian hoyer is more of a

they lost to oregon state in the pac 12 tournament. check this out, cal trying to do it all. they try to keep in it but it's too much. look at that nice left hand shot. cal finishes their season at a disappointing six and 12 in the pac 12. meanwhile, other colleges players looking forward to this. this is the nfl combines. those that want to be drafted have to show their talents. christian mccaffrey showing off if the 40-yard dash, it was good for a 4.48 but social media was buzzing about his bench press which measures upper body speed and strength, he can bench 225 pounds only 10 times, that's not that great for an nfl running back, he was also asking about bowing out of that last bowl game. >> the players and coaches supported me, i was fortunate to have them there. >> have you been asked about not going to the bowl game? >> yes. >> were they concerned about your decision? what did you tell them? >> i just tell them how it is, i am honest with them. >> everyone here was bragging about knowing him. >> the giants played the a's in mesa arizona. they go deep. opposite field. h

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cal wins, take on oregon state in the quarter final. >>> men's hoops.aving trouble in the mountain air. van dyke to bear field. steal and kyle throw it's down. bears trail by 20. lose 7 major hit to the ncaa hopes. >>> sharks in vancouver. cutest kid ever. sharks trailing 1-0, bod kir over the shoulder for eighth goal. t ties at 1-1. 20th home win of the season for the sharks.

taking on oregon state. 1-17 in the league. steven scored. beavers had more threes than twos. hompson junior and usu down. cal extends the lead in the second half out to eight points. oregon state wouldn't go away. kendall manuel with a three. that's an air ball. kings leo core a to bird and ics it. cal wins. they will take on utah in the quarterfinals. >>> reid travis, this guy, his muscles have muscles. have the jam there. 23 points for travis. seven seconds. shot clock expiring. stanford down two. michael humphry had 18. three seconds left and go to o.t. sun devils out score the cardinals 17-7 in overtime. two of 27 and shannon evans for three and stanford loses 98-88 and season is over with a record of 14-17. >>> 49ers are about to sign a quarterback, this is is not a name that's really going to excite you much brian hoyer will sign tomorrow once free agency officially begins. he has history with kyle shanahan back with cleveland in 2014. his deal believed to be two years for $12 million with the understanding he'll get a chance to start but brian hoyer is more of a bridge

supreme court in glucksberg, the majority held that this issue is for the states to decide and the people to decide. people of oregon made their decision to legalize it, for example, it was legalized in november in my home state of colorado. that's their right. >> how did you feel about that? >> senator, my personal views have nothing to do with my job as a judge. >> let me ask one last question, if i might. there was a line in your book that reminded me a great deal of justice scalia. you said that a libertarian principle legalizing physician-assisted suicide would require the government inevitably to allow sadomasochist killings, mass suicide packs, duels, the sale to end one's life, drugs, prostitution, not to mention the sale of one's organs. help me understand, in closing, why finding a constitutional right to physician-assisted suicide would directly yield to the long list of perhaps more shocking constitutional rights to prostitution or drug use or the sale of organs. help me understand that leap? >> senator, in each chapter i analyze different potential arguments. one of which was this libertarian argument,

washington state, oregon, massachusetts, and new york are joining the fight after getting a federal judgee significant of this move now in washington state? >> this creates one more legal front the administer should has to fight in order to get its troubled and implemented. the federal judge out here in seattle agrees with the attorney general that the two executive orders are identical. it will be tied up in courts for weeks, possibly months. the state of washington wrote "the president cannot unilaterally compare himself free and reinstate policies of this court already enjoined." at the issue will be decided by judge james robards who president trump called a so-called judge after he issued the restraining order. washington state's attorney general had a news conference couple of days ago, saying the executive order was a victory for america, then yesterday he changed his tune. >> there are still constitutional problems with the provisions of this revise executive order. the president does not get to decide if a new executive order is different enough to be clear from an underlying inj

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