the uc board of reenlents get to approve the crew before becoming official.or player of the year tonight, henry ran almost 2000 yards this season. mccaffrey, the foster farms bowl december 26th will match ucla with nebraska. the two coaches were in town today to promote the game, played at levis horn huskers made it because there weren't enough clubs, but the huskers were the only team to beat michigan state this season. >> people are going to argue but i'm not going to apologize for it. i'm glad to be here. i think we have a good team. and how do you get your kids up for the game? >> they love to compete. and it's just the next chance to go compete. two you know, it gets your juices flowing. and the bowl is building credibility every year. to be part of that, that is exciting for us. today, michael crabtree said the raiders have a bright future. >> keep building. yes. and we're just growing and i'm happy to be here. >> abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> that doesn't hurt. >> interest is new concern about isis. join us tonight how loyalists ar

the uc board of reenlents get to approve the crew before becoming official.enry will be for player of the year tonight, henry ran almost 2000 yards this season. mccaffrey, the foster farms bowl december 26th will match ucla with nebraska. the two coaches were in town today to promote the game, played at levis stadium. horn huskers made it because there weren't enough clubs, but the huskers were the only team to beat michigan state this season. >> people are going to argue but i'm not going to apologize for it. i'm glad to be here. i think we have a good team. and how do you get your kids up for the game? >> they love to compete. and it's just the next chance to go compete. two you know, it gets your juices flowing. and the bowl is building credibility every year. to be part of that, that is exciting for us. today, michael crabtree said the raiders have a bright future. >> keep building. yes. and we're just growing and i'm happy to be here. >> abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> that doesn't hurt. >> interest is new concern about isis. join us t

the project through it's neighborhood planning stages we were there in support of project at the uc boardregular detergents and at the ocii and planning commission hearings which received unanimous approvals and yesterday's budget & finance committee for the board of supervisors moving forward we're here today in favor the project and hope you can move forward with the transferring the easements thank you. >> thank you pat valentino. >> good afternoon. i'm pat valentino the president of the south beach mission bay merchant association a neighbor close to the site our association is very much in support of this project the warriors have an i didn't believe e incredible outreach to the association and everyone you're dealing with a technical issue are the easements transfers we hope you approve that this will be a great thing for the neighborhood and our process is one more piece of the puzzle. >> any other public comment i have a question is there a potential for this to be a retail customer of the puc warriors project. >> yes. >> and what will the process be for that. >> the process will

uncovered in 2013 and a report was completed by [inaudible] who is a art history professor at uc berkeley. the boards will documented and they will be reproduced full size in the richardson building in the manner shown in this slide. we selected the portions of the murals that were in the best condition. we will also have a informational board that is dedicate d to the jax moxen murals including the angle mural thrmpt are also murals covered by pains that we discovered through the investigation process. his is a image of the angle mural. we'll is a board for the mural by rubeage cadeish located at the top the thof stair landing at the annex hall. and we'll also have a board for the john emtgarity mural which is also discovered under the paint in the main lobby of the woods hall. and we'll have there plaques shelly mentioned. there is a plaque for woods hall, woods hall annex and richardson hall and have the name the building, the name the architect and other information about there landmark. we think we have done a excellent job on the content and design the boards and look forward to questions and c

they say they are also worried about accessibility to uc san francisco medical center. tomorrow san francisco's boardf supervisors is scheduled to discuss the project. >>> stop me if you've heard this one before. the warriors won. >> that's okay. i'm not going to stop you. >> the warriors are now 20 2-0 after beating the nets 114-98. steph curry got off to a slow start but you know how it goes. ended with a game-high 28 points, clutch when he needs to be. even had the crowd chanting mvp at one point. that was a road game, by the way. the warriors road trip continues tomorrow when they play the pacers. >>> the niners finally won on the road out on top, in an overtime thriller against the bears. was -- with just under two minutes left, blaine gabbert took it in himself with a 44- yard touchdown run. that tied the game at 20. the bears missed a 36-yard field goal setting up overtime and that's where gabbert threw a 71-yard touchdown right there to torrey smith. niners win 26-20, their first win on the road since november of last year. the niners have another broke into sunday against the cleveland brown

uncovered in 2013 and a report was completed by [inaudible] who is a art history professor at uc berkeley. the boards will documented and they will be reproduced full size in the richardson building in the manner shown in this slide. we selected the portions of the murals that were in the best condition. we will also have a informational board that is dedicate d to the jax moxen murals including the angle mural thrmpt are also murals covered by pains that we discovered through the investigation process. his is a image of the angle mural. we'll is a board for the mural by rubeage cadeish located at the top the thof stair landing at the annex hall. and we'll also have a board for the john emtgarity mural which is also discovered under the paint in the main lobby of the woods hall. and we'll have there plaques shelly mentioned. there is a plaque for woods hall, woods hall annex and richardson hall and have the name the building, the name the architect and other information about there landmark. we think we have done a excellent job on the content and design the boards and look forward to questions and c

uc can use. >> the arena is on board tonight. >> this is compared to the warriors working on this for a long time. >> >> reporter: they have threatened a lawsuit. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> there is uncertainty over the status of soccer fields next to levis stadium. the soccer league is getting nervous and say they haven't heard anything in months and weren't happy to learn the council would be discussing the fields in a closed-door session. the soccer league fears the city is making a secret deal. the city denies that and promises the league won't be shut out of the planning process. >>> a santa cruz county businessman is out $25,000 after sold a stolen 1964 corvette on craig's list. the chp arrested the man on theft and forgery charges. the victim said he was trying to register the vehicle at the dmv and police were called. he showed the surveillance video showing him buying the car that turned out to be stolen at his store, classic car. he says all of the paper work matched so he didn't expect a thing. >> he just kicked back and he knew cars and sounded like it was his car, you know? i g

uc can use. >> the arena is on board tonight. >> this is compared to the warriors working on this for a long time. >> >> reporter: they have threatened a lawsuit. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> there is uncertainty over the status of soccer fields next to levis stadium. the soccer league is getting nervous and say they haven't heard anything in months and weren't happy to learn the council would be discussing the fields in a closed-door session. the soccer league fears the city is making a secret deal. the city denies that and promises the league won't be shut out of the planning process. >>> a santa cruz county businessman is out $25,000 after sold a stolen 1964 corvette on craig's list. the chp arrested the man on theft and forgery charges. the victim said he was trying to register the vehicle at the dmv and police were called. he showed the surveillance video showing him buying the car that turned out to be stolen at his store, classic car. he says all of the paper work matched so he didn't expect a thing. >> he just kicked back and he knew cars and sounded like it was his car, you know? i g

they say they are worried about accessibility to uc san francisco medical center. tomorrow, the board of supervisors tomorrow, the board of supervisors project. >>> the basketball court, the warriors keep rolling. 114-98 victory over the brooklyn nets. now the warriors have won 22 straight games. steph curry started slow, but he ended with a game-high 28 points. there's three of them right there. he even had the crowd in brooklyn chanting mvp. the warriors road trip continues tomorrow. they will be playing the indiana pacers. >>> so fun to watch. 6:08. concerns of package theft especially during the holidays. coming up, the two things postal inspectors say you can do to avoid becoming a victim. >>> more protests in chicago. the new federal investigation into the shooting death of a 17- year-old man. life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need health insurance get it. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." u.s. justice department will inv

they are also worried about access to uc san francisco medical center. tomorrow san francisco's board of supervisors is scheduled to discuss the arena project. but no matter where they play, the warriors just keep on winning. they are now 20 2-0 after beating the mets won 14-98. steph curry got off to a slow start, but as usual, he ended the game on fire, game-high 28 points. even had the crowd chanting mvp. this was an away crowd. the trip continues tomorrow when they play the pacers. >> they make it look so easy. >> even if you are not a warriors fan, you've got to appreciate great basketball. >> that's right. >>> more fallout in san francisco over last week's deadly police shooting. in 20 minutes, the response by the naacp today and the calls for the police chief to resign. >>> first, more protests in chicago. up next the federal investigation surrounding the police department following the shooting death of a 17-year-old boy. >>> welcome back. new this morning a suicide truck bombing in eastern afghanistan targeted a police station. at least 12 people were injured including seven

uc can use. >> reporter: the mission bay alliance expects to lose at the board tonight. their next option, to sue. >> new developments in the shooting rampage that killed 14 people in san bernardino. >> this comes as we hear chilling, firsthand accounts from inside the conference room when the massacre was occurring. >> reporter: today, this downtown l.a. office building in focus. an official telling abc news agents are now investigating two reports of suspicious activities week before the attack. >> seeing whether there's any links to the shooters in san bernardino and the events as they happened. >> the moments captured in this photo. 27-year-old denise paraza also surviving the shooting with help from her colleagues. >> he just put his arms around me and said i got you. >> reporter: shot once in the side u recounts huddling under the table in the conference room. she believes johnson saved her life. >> he did. i don't think he realized it at the time. but he saved itment he didn't just save me, he saved our whole family. >> we're now learning more about how farook and

board. >>> a young man is found dead at a uc berkeley fraternity.s are trying to figure out if the 22-year-old's connection to the house and college was as a student. police have not revealed if the man was a student or a member of the frat. his body was found early yesterday morning at the pi kappa phi house. police say until they figure out how he died, they are calling his death suspicious. >>> a driver is dead after he plowed his suv into the waters of the oakland alameda estuary yesterday morning. witnesses say the vehicle was speeding when it went onto a sidewalk, through a railing and into the water. one man jumped in to try and save the driver. rescue crews finally arrived to get him out but he eventually died at the hospital. police say no one else was in the suv. they have not identified the man. >>> and on to a developing story we first brought you as breaking news last night. at least six passengers are now being interviewed after a bomb squa scare forced an air france flight to make an emergency landing. it landed safely but officials w

board. >>> police investigating what they are calling a suspicious death after a man was found death at a ucley fraternity. the body of the 23-year-old was discovered at the pi kappa phi house on chatting way yesterday morning. the identity of the man has not been released. lease of not said how he died -- police have not said how he died were released his identity. >>> emergency crews got a call around 7:00 yesterday morning about a car that plunged into a nasty we -- estuary. a good samaritan dove into the water, but the cold water and dark conditions proved to be too challenging. a rescue driver pulled the driver from the suv, but he died. >>> star wars moviegoers frustrated. a projector cut out during the midnight showing of star wars, the force awakens. it was at the theater in hollywood. it happened three times and then the movie came back on and it had jumped ahead. theater staff was very apologetic and everyone got their money back and vouchers to see it again. i am sure they will be back to see it again.>> no. >> i'm sure some are in therapy after that. >>> carol -- california calli

board or if there are survivors. >>> the 25-year-old found dead inside a uc berkeley frat house the day after finals, they found him at the fight occupies house and by the time rescues front of the couldn't ride them. investigators are trying to figure out how it happened, and looking into whether drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> i've been to these frat parties, at a certain point things get out of control. stuff like this happens. it is awful. >> i would be into banning frats altogether, there should be an alternative way for people to socialize. people form goods relationships but it can be toxic. >> last december an intoxicated student fell down apartment stairs and died in the month before that a 20-year-old man was found dead in a different for turn the after party there. >>> a worker the [ null ] hill grocery store in alameda says he wishes he could of done more to save a man who drove into the estuary. ryan chatter it was working inside the store when someone came in yelling for help trying to find someone in size and not a swim. a white suv had raced through the parking lot through a fence and into the e

board approval 2, 3, 4 february. >> keying off supervisor mar's report on the conference in boston we met with uc berkley and my team and a whole host of public and private organizations to talk about the equality and assess of shared mobility those are the so-called go transportation network companies that are entering the markets with the urban city's and smaller cities around the nation at the conference he was pleased to represent the transportation authority and uc berkley research center and the council will be joinly manufactured the compliment impacts of tmc for the transportation network companies are contributing to the million dollars in the mission or they're providing alternatives in supporting the transit for example, in a new way to enhance the facility thank you to the facility and our agency the tenant/landlord is providing $25,000 to complete the equality analysis and hope to have this result in a year time for the planning here in san francisco as well as contribute to that informed discussion elsewhere the self-help counties are meeting e meeting the 20 couldn't ♪ california to fund the transport

board recognizes it is time to sell. of: what is the momentum facebook right now? uce idiots and do a facebook feed. -- you can see twitter trying to be idiots and do a facebook feed. scott: the most successful product in the history of mankind, tom. more people have a meaningful relationship with a facebook property, whether it is facebook , instagram, then they have relationships with god, allah, the kardashians. 2.2 billion people have a meaningful relationship with facebook. tom: scott galloway, thank you so much. it is wonderful to go from scott galloway to william janeway. he is a fossil, at cambridge university. he studied with samuel pepys years ago. he is at warburg pincus thinking about the new technology. talk about what mr. galloway was talking about. twitter is trying to adapt, but there is really only one facebook. bill: there is only one facebook, and it is kind of a winner-take-all philosophy. what happened with the proliferation of cloud computing, open-source software, and the internet as a friction-free channel for recruiting and delivering services

board. he was the first to think of these trips and had much to do with the development of the sonar that was used. dcc dragon on the water. -- uc see dragon on the water. we had a fantastic underwater television. here was a picture taken by one of our scuba divers. in 1960, there were some people who thought the ice was perfectly flat underneath. some may not know about 9031, he bought a surplus world war i u.s. submarine for a dollar. in 1931, he had it equipped with a huge sled runner on top of the summary. the idea was to skate along underneath this wet ice, drill a hole whenever you needed air to render engine. we were lucky they never got underneath and the crew didn't need it. if they got under this, that will be the last we saw of them. it went to aircraft controls. i took this picture in baffin bay. that iceberg is 308 feet above the surface, over 1000 feet beneath the surface. the profile of teddy roosevelt was actually there. we can go under that. we went underneath another 32 icebergs like this in the disco bay, upper part of baffin bay. some could theoretically reach 2000 feet underneath the surface. they were very

board approval 2, 3, 4 february. >> keying off supervisor mar's report on the conference in boston we met with uc berkley and my team and a whole host of public and private organizations to talk about the equality and assess of shared mobility those are the so-called go transportation network companies that are entering the markets with the urban city's and smaller cities around the nation at the conference he was pleased to represent the transportation authority and uc berkley research center and the council will be joinly manufactured the compliment impacts of tmc for the transportation network companies are contributing to the million dollars in the mission or they're providing alternatives in supporting the transit for example, in a new way to enhance the facility thank you to the facility and our agency the tenant/landlord is providing $25,000 to complete the equality analysis and hope to have this result in a year time for the planning here in san francisco as well as contribute to that informed discussion elsewhere the self-help counties are meeting e meeting the 20 couldn't ♪ california to fund the transport