. >> tessa hill is associate professor at uc davis' bodega marine laboratory. and this is her makeshift lab. you can't get any closer to the action, right inside the pump room at one of the largest oyster farms here, the hog island oyster company. >> so that actually gets so bad that the oysters will dissolve? >> well, right now it's getting bad enough that the oysters are stressed by it, or it's not easy to make shell. >> techknow first came to tomales bay, and hog island oysters in 2013. >> so he's going to dive down to the sea water intake system. >> terry sawyer is the main man here at hog island oyster farm. he's also had to learn a lot of chemistry and marine science, just to survive. >> what we're seeing is all the larvae or the juvenile oysters... the entire populations are crashing, they're dying. it's alarming to say the least. >> as techknow first reported in 2013, ocean acidification is caused by the addition of carbon gasses in the ocean. that's caused an increase the presence of carbonic acid, leaving shellfish like oysters less calcium carbonate,

thompson died last week at the uc davis medical center after being found unresponsive. police arrested this woman, she violently shook the boy and then dropped him. she is a military wife and was babysitting for him in fairfield. yesterday in a jailhouse interview, she gave us her side of the story she said she didn't do it. >> did the baby fall on to the floor under your care? as far as you know, the baby never fell? >> no. >> she claims the boy spit up blood and blacked out when she was driving him home last thurz but the autopsy shows the toddler suffered a severe brain injury. >>> a possible break in a deadly hit and run in san francisco. police right now asking for help identifying an image they say may be the suspect's car. here's the image. taken from a surveillance camera. police say that a four-door black honda or nissan sedan struck early friday morning. near the 24th street b.a.rt station. >>> well, the world's best basketball players are taking a stand against gun violence. >> that includes the warriors' own steph curry set to air during nba games starting t

>> steven mccone is a sophomore at the university and an aspiring videographer at aggie tv, the uc davis'student-run tv station. >> i would say the general reaction is sort of pretty upset that tuition is still going up and people are, you know, of course, angered by that. >> what begins as a week-long, peaceful exchange during the third week of november 2011 escalates into a global spectacle. >> set them free now! >> on thursday, november 17th, a few dozen students pitch tents a la occupy wall street and stay overnight on the campus quad. the following morning, campus police repeatedly warn them to break down their encampments. >> you've been advised that your actions constitute a violation of law. you have been given several opportunities to voluntarily cease your actions and leave this area. >> that afternoon, campus cops decide to take action. [ church bells ] >> around 3:00 p.m., we're all up there, sort of waiting in anticipation for how they're going to handle this, and the word sort of spreads around that there is, you know, 50 or so riot police that are approaching the campus. the

a professor at uc-davis dr. lou says his concussion revelation was a major threat to the nfl's well oiled money machine. >> they have to listen to us. this is bigger than they are. >> reporter: concussion evaluation protocols are now mandatory in the nfl. and he is taking another bold step tearing at the fabric of american culture and sports! in a recent op. ed. in the "new york times," dr. omalu is now pleading with parents not to allow their kids to play football at all! he writes constant breast to the head constant blows cause irreversible damage. depression, memory loss, suicide, even the threat of dementia. >> this has never been about me. it's been rather about the players. about the families. >> that was ron jones reporting there. the movie concussion will be in theaters on christmas day. >>> we have an important weekend to look forward to in terms of weather. there's a little bit of a mixed bag something of everything coming in. the embarcadero lit up for the season n terms of storm totals. kentfield 1.

uc davis researchers are working to make the walnut more drought tolerant. >> today the cloudspartedand hope emerged. a beautiful rainbow. one of several captured and shared with us. >> we want to thank rachel for the image, post your pictures with the hash tag abc7 now. that does it for us here at 5:00. thank you for your time. >> thank you inviting us into your home. see you next at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." cruz missile. the texas senator surging to first place in iowa. trump, not going down without a fight. calling cruz a maniac. this, as the big debate showdown is just two days away. >>> extreme weather. tornadoes tear through texas. the neighborhood destroyed. this train knocked right off the tracks. plus, will these record high temperatures ruin dreams of a white christmas? >>> radical road. the jihadi couple and the terror postings. did the feds overlook clues on social media? plus, the inside story of the deadly shootout with police from one of the cops chasing them down. >>> and, present danger? you've seen the terrifying scenes like this.

researches at uc davis have been studying the walnut's dna to find a new variety that grows better in drought and are resist student insects and disease. it's going to take five years to grow the trees. >> in the wallnuts liked today's weather. >> you warned us. >> it's been a long since we have seen downpours like this. it was last december we saw healthy amounts light you. the live doppler 7hd showing you the front that brought the wind and downpours, and you can see some widely isolated showers off the coast. right now we're clearing out. live look outside, the skies over san francisco are partly cloudy. go to mainly clear overnight, but cold and winds monday morning. we have theme of chilly nights and cool days ahead and then the next chance of rain coming thursday evening. out there the winds are still rather active. a gust of 30-miles-an-hour in oakland, 25 at sfo, 26 half moon bay, 23 hayward. the winds out of the north and northwest. that's cool air settling across the region. it's 49 in oakland, the same in san francisco, 46 in napa, livermore, 47. so, future weather hour-by-

their father who was a laborer having to be with her, jessica's older sister a gates scholar at uc davisquit college to support the family. they lived month to month. jessica held everyone together. >> she took charge in moments of crisis. for -- for someone at 14, i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: school was still a family priority. so jessica worked hard to keep her grade up. >> she held it together so well. i had no idea. >> reporter: she didn't tell anyone who was happening not even her art teacher. although this one drawing said a lot. >> i wanted to express my fears through showing it, somebody clawing at you. >> reporter: even after her mother got the transplant, there were still scares, the worst one day when jessica took her mom to the emergency room. >> she felt like she was dying. >> reporter: she would say, mommy, i'm with you. you are not alone. >> sheefs's someone that tells the truth. i'm not sure what's gonna happen but i'm here with you. >> reporter: jessica would tell them we'll get through this together. >> there was still a lot more to this as a family and a lot mor

researches at uc davis have been studying the walnut's dna to find a new variety that grows better in drought and are resist student insects and disease. it's going to take five years to grow the trees. >> in the wallnuts liked today's weather. >> you warned us. >> it's been a long since we have seen downpours like this. it was last december we saw healthy amounts light you. the live doppler 7hd showing you the front that brought the wind and downpours, and you can see some widely isolated showers off the coast. right now we're clearing out. live look outside, the skies over san francisco are partly cloudy. go to mainly clear overnight, but cold and winds monday morning. we have theme of chilly nights and cool days ahead and then the next chance of rain coming thursday evening. out there the winds are still rather active. a gust of 30-miles-an-hour in oakland, 25 at sfo, 26 half moon bay, 23 hayward. the winds out of the north and northwest. that's cool air settling across the region. it's 49 in oakland, the same in san francisco, 46 in napa, livermore, 47. so, future weather hour-by-

the car hydro planed and flipped several times. 5-year-old and 6-year-old taken to uc davis for serious injuries. >>> president obama is sending defense secretary ash carter to the middle east to gather more military aid. >> coalition aircraft, fighters, bombers and drones have been increasing strikes, nearly 9,000 as of today. >> the president spoke from the pentagon after a briefing from the national security council. the u.s. and allies have already taken out many leaders, he says, financers and recruiters of the terror group. >> isil has not had a single successful operation on the ground in either syria or iraq since the summer. >> islam he can state fighters have lost about 40% of populated areas they once controlled in iraq and lost thousands of square miles in syria. secretary of state john kerry will be m russia tomorrow. >>> here in al, a girl was walking a loaning sonoma avenue when a man in a parked pickup got out and tried to get the girl inside the truck. police say they put up a fight and -- she put up a fight and made a lot of of noise, neighbors heard her and called pol

. >>> a little boy, thor thompson died at uc davis medical center after being found unresponsive. gina bailey was babysitting thor at a home in fairfield. bailey says she didn't do it. >> did the baby fall on to the floor under your care? >> no. >> as far as you know the baby never fell. >> bailey claims the boy spit up blood and blacked out when she was driving him home on thursday. an autopsy shows that the toddler suffered severe brain injuries. >>> a shooting at an east bay club was motivated by hate. two suspects are in custody. here they are. police say the men made repeated statements about the victim's sexuality during a fight late saturday night. investigators say one of the men ordered the other to open fire. four were shot but all are preponderated to survive. police managed to track down a van belonging to one of the suspects and arrested both men. >>> we had an emergency landing at oakland international today. our nbc chopper was there as well. problems with the landing gear forced the jet to abort its trip to chicago and return to oakland. before it could land it nee

they're at uc davis medical center being treated. the family wanted to pass along that they really appreciate the outpouring of support from the public. along the altamont pass i'm joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> this big rig crashed on 580 and livermore as well. the chp believes it was weather related. no one was hurt. the truck ended up with a punctured gas tank. several lanes were shut down so crews could clean up the mess. >>> the roads are also treacherous in the sierra tonight where all this rain turned to snow. chains are required for all trucks and most cars. so if you're headed that way, be prepared. >>> in southern california mudslides have shut down a 40- mile stretch of the grapevine tonight. traffic is backed up for several miles at cha stake as the ch -- castaic as the chp routes people off interstate 5. there's no word whether any drivers are actually stuck in the mud. caltrans crews are trying to get at least a couple lanes open tonight. also down in los angeles -- >>> also down in los angeles the shooting death of a young af

she denied that she ever abused the 18-month-old boy who suffered a brain injury and later died at uc davis medical center. bay low claims the child started spitting up blood while she was driving him to his home in fairfield last thursday. >> did the baby fall in the floor under your care? as far as you know, the baby never fell? >> police arrested bailey after an autopsy showed the boy had suffered head trauma being held on $750,000 bail and is due in court today. >>> a richmond man has been charged with a hate crime on suspicion of making threats against muslims and posting a photo of what looked like a pipe bomb online. the 55-year-old pleaded not guilty yesterday. police say he threatened to kill muslim worshipers outside the islamic society of west contra costa county. he was arrested sunday after police received a tip that he built an explosive device and prepared to harm muslims. the bomb squad destroyed that device and determined it was a fake. >>> raymond chow had a heated exchange with process coupe or thes again during his federal racketeering trial. chow to be a stand for a thi

the little boy was later found unresponsive and died at uc davis medical center. >> severe brain injury was detected. >> police arrested bailey last night. a horrific tragedy just days before christmas. >> one of the worst things we have to investigate. >> just awful. we spoke with the little boy's family who told us their older 3-year-old daughter witnessed what happened. they say that bailey actually dropped their son and that the little girl has re-created what happened with her dolls. bailey will be arraigned here tomorrow. live in fairfield tonight, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> well, this was the moment everyone was waiting for. a southwest airlines jet came in for an emergency landing at oakland international airport. the landing was smooth, but it came after some agonizing hours during which the jet circled the airport. nbc bay area's pete joins us live from the airport with the stories passengers are now telling of their big scare in the air. good evening. >> good evening. thankfully, no one was injured during this emergency landing. in fact, some folks hopped on the nex

he died last week at the uc davis medical center after being found unresponsive. fairfield police arrest eed gin bailey. she is a military wife and was babysitting at the home at travis air force base. bailey gave us her side of the story. she said she did not do it. >> did the baby fall on the floor under your care? >> no. >> as far as you know, the baby never fell? >> no. >> bailey claims the boy spit up blood and blacked out when she drove him home. an autopsy showed the toddler suffered a severe brain injury. >>> hope now. the images may jog a tip or two in a deadly hit or run in san francisco. police are asking for help identifying this picture. they say it could be the driver's car and it comes courtesy of the surveillance camera. the four-door black honda or nissan sedan hit a person at mission street. it happened near the 24th street b.a.r.t. station. if you recognize it, contact police. >>> the legal battle over jahi mcmath's life two years after the death certificate was first issued. family attorney is filing a new federal lawsuit demanding the teen's d

the boy later died at uc davis medical center. after that, his father and the driver did cpr for an hour. >> our detectives went to work. >> reporter: police arrested bailey last night. >> one of the worst things we've had to investigate. >> reporter: the bilittle boy's father told us when their son died they consoled bailey with food and flowers. bailey will be arraigned tomorrow. eliyce kirchner, nbc bay area news. >>> a new twist in the case of a girl whose familiar is trying to change her brain dead status. her mother says she has bowel and kidney function. jahi mcmath's mother says she is not brain dead. you may remember jahi was pronounced brain dead after complications from surgery in oakland. er her mother says they would like to move her back to oakland. in order to do that, her current brain-dead status needs to be reversed. we called the coroner, who simply said his office declared her brain dead. >>> in milpitas this morning, investigators say an officer got out of his car to check on a suspicious man. that's when a ma

de later needed to be transferred to the uc davis medical center in sacramento and dohe later died. bailey is now facing charges of assault on a baby causing death. she's in jail being held on $750,000 bail. >>> and a follow-up for you now. police have launched an internal sibestigation into why it took so long to learn about a pipe he pipn richmond. the suspect responsible for threats against a local mosque apparently posted a picture of the pipe bomb to his facebook page. li then investigation by the contra costa times found it took varas nd police 11 days to learn as at it, this despite the fact 55-year-old william selly already was under investigation. and police in calaveras county where he also has a home reached chmoto richmond police with a warning that he may be dangerous. g dece arrested him on sunday after finding an explosive in me enhchmond home. the charges he faces are making death threats and possessing a pipe bomb. livee's a hate crime enhancement charge in addition to those charges. thenow a miracle in the sierra. a driver lucky to be alive after a boulder tumbled

he later needed to be transferred to uc davis medical center in sacramento. he ultimately died. bailey is in jail being held on $750,000 bail. >>> new details on an east bay nightclub shooting we first brought you as breaking news monday morning. detectives now have two suspects in custody. the shooting wounded four people in a parking lot at popular club caliente. gunfire broke out early monday around 2:00 a.m. investigators won't release any information about the suspects or what exactly happened until later today. they do say the injuries to the four victims are non-life-threatening. >>> a follow up on last month's dramatic tour bus crash in san francisco. the chp released an inspection report on the other buses in that company's fleet. a majority of the buses inspected had violations, including broken taillights to no working emergency exits, even loose steering wheel components. the report also found the drivers weren't required to log daily inspection reports. drivers were not properly licensed with the dmv. the company released a statement saying it fixed all the problems

he later needed to be transferred to the uc davis medical center? sacramento where he eventually died. she's in jail being held on $750,000 bail. >>> happening today, the family of jahi mcmath will continue their fight to keep her alive. the family claims mcmath's brain dead status under a california law is unconstitutional. lawyers say there's evidence that shows mcmath has brain function. the teen was declared brain dead two years ago when she was 13 after suffering complications from a surgery at chirp's hospital in oakland. >>> it's just shy of 6:04. we're learning more about the bay area air force major killed in a suicide attack in afghanistan. adrianna vorderbruggen leaves behind her wife and young son in san rafael. felly military members are remembering her as a fighter. she was the first openly gay american female officer to be killed in the line of duty. she spent years fighting the repeal of don't ask don't tell. many call her the face of equality both in the military and in the dangers of war. >> her death in some ways signifies women a

thor thompson died at the uc davis medical center after being found unresponsive. fairfield police this week arrested gina bailey. she violently shook the boy and then dropped him. she is a military wife and babysitting thor in fairfield. yesterday she gave us her side of the story in a jailhouse interview. she says she didn't do it. >> did the baby fall on the floor under your care? as far as you know, the baby never fell. >> the boy spit up blood and blacked out when she was driving him home. the toddler suffered a severe brain injury. >>> a possible break in the investigation of a deadly hit ask run in san francisco. police there are asking for help identifying an image that they say may be the driver's car. this is the image taken from surveillance camera. police say a four-door black honda or nissan sedan. this happened early friday morning. happened near the 24th street b.a.r.t. station and anyone who recognizes this car should call san francisco police. >>> the legal battle takes a new turn now. two years after officials first issued her death certificate. t

the little boy, thor thompson died last week at the uc davis medical center after being found unresponsive. fairfield police this week arrested this woman, gina bailey. she violently shook the boy and then dropped him. she's a military wife and was babysitting thor at a home on travis air force base in fairfield. yesterday she gave us her side of the store in the jailhouse interview and she says she didn't do it. >> did the baby fall on the floor under your care? as far as you know, the baby never fell. >> bailey claims the boy spit up blood and blanked out when she was driving him home last thursday. an autopsy, however, shows the toddler had suffered a severe brain injury. >>> developing story right now. we are just three days into winter officially and the season already off to a dangerous start for thousands of people trying to travel across the country. more than a dozen reported tornados have swept across the deep south stretching well into the heart already killing at least seven people. today in the bay barry has the very latest. >> a rare sight for december, a massive funnel cloud

betty: and there was news this trial for onehis drug was being suspended -- i believe at uc davis.e company is a very small company and basically waiting for investors to come in. the company is probably in a difficult position figuring out how to navigate its way forward. the company did release an sec filing that they planned to acquire another life-saving drug for another condition and do similar type of pricing guidelines that we saw at touring. witheo or founder charged securities fraud, it's difficult to run a public company, but it seeifficult for them to power and private companies. we will have to see if there is a plea deal or if this goes to trial. .etty: thank you so much our bloomberg financial crimes reporter. still to come, the uncertain path ahead for spain and its economy following the prime minister's election win. we are talking to a top economist from madrid coming up in the next hour. as we had to break, a reminder that you can get all your on bloomberg 24/7 radio, on stations around the world on the bloomberg radio app or bloomberg radio.com. ♪ is 11 a.m. in n

. >>> albert went to uc it davis and his wine won model it at the san francisco chronicle wine competitiononight being held on $2 million bail. >>> take a look at this, a driver in san jose walked away from one of the craziest crashes would have seen in a while, southbound 280 near the saratoga exit, firefighters say that metal tray flew off the back of a truck this afternoon and it speared this guy's car, right between the two front seats of that bmw. take a look at it from another angle. it's just unbelievable, you can see just how big that piece of metal was, amazingly, the driver was able to steer over to the shoulder, call for help, the beamer, it was towed away. driver walked away, with only a scratch on his arm, no one else was in the car. >> amazing. >>> all right, live look outside right now, we're getting a break from the rain. but bryan hackney says that more is on the way, rice, brian? >> reporter: yeah, dispense with one and the next, the kpix 5 high def doppler shows it's dried up, most locations around the bay area today reporting clear skies, so it's, the rogue shower too,

. -- is author of "empires, associate professor of history at uc davis. chicano protests and patriotism during the vietnam war era which explores the nexus between race and foreign policy. kevin leonard is a professor of history at western washington university. he is also chairing the department. an executive director of the pacific branch of his -- american historical association. " the battle for radiant -- los angeles" is his book. .ohn coleman atis professor and director notre dame. he is the author of" vicious." and we have pictures of nelson limerick, who i am calling buffy today. [laughter] she really does not need much introduction which is written a lot of things. [laughter] time., i am keeping first.first -- anne is >> i don't get how the microphones work. ? speak into this mic> >> can you hear her in the back? >> it is north dakota. it is 3:00 in the morning. it is february. there is a little house. sunombie is the helpful -bonnetted white woman of the planes. thatma, one of the later mary, baby grace and i went on an errant. now don't worry.

the couple's 5-year-old boy and 6-year-old girl were taken to uc davis medical center in sacramento withjuries. >>> 8:04. people are cleaning up all over the bay area after weekend storms. heavy rain and strong winds brought down power lines and trees. in san pablo, tree came down on to a home and cars. a 60 foot tree also fell, barely missing houses and cars. >>> this just in from san jose. this is a downed tree at sixth and julyian in san jose. that downed tree damaged the hood of an suv. >>> on the coast, people there cleaning up after some huge waves over the weekend. these photos from the high tide in pacifica were posted to our facebook page. the waves crashing over the pier and on to the beach. santa cruz saw waves reach about 30 feet high. >>> coast guard says a dozen shipping containers were lost outside the golden gate bridge. they washed up on baker beach over the weekend. allie rasmus is there this morning and the debris is still there? >>reporter: there is still a big mess to clean up. we're on baker beach. i want to show you what's behind me. it looks like a big, metal beam

hospital and six minutes from the ambulance and surgery within 30, 35, so, you know, i can't thank the uc davis staff enough for saving my life. >> stab wounds to your heart, your lungs, your liver. could have easily gone the other way. >> very easily. >> secretary james, spencer is his actions, his heroic actions. i don't know if he gets tired of hearing it and we don't get tired of saying it in france on that day, talk about that award. >> we don't get tired of talking about it. the united states air force, all so very proud of sergeant stone. what happened on the train that day could have been a catastrophe for many, many people. you know, when something happens, there's sudden danger, most of us, the instinct is to flee and to hunker down and to get away from the gunshot of the firing of guns, but spencer stone and his two friends that day, they had the opposite instincts instincts. they went towards the fire, and because of their actions, everybody on that train went home to their families, everyone lived. >> sergeant, how often do you replay it in your mind? >> every day. >> for sure. >>

hospital and six minutes from the ambulance and surgery within 30, 35, so, you know, i can't thank the uc davis staff enough for saving my life. >> stab wounds to your heart, your lungs, your liver. could have easily gone the other way. >> very easily. >> secretary james, spencer is his actions, his heroic actions. i don't know if he gets tired of