a controversial editor is scheduled to speak at uc berkeley and uc davis. kristin zee is here with the story. >> this is the unlikely 31-year-old hero of many ultra conservatives. the editor tours college campuses, mocking political correctness. >> this is a faith that murders people like me. and i don't care, i'm tired of making the distinction between radical islam, and islam. >> he is scheduled to speak at uc berkeley and uc davis. davis students who oppose his appearance sent a letter to administration that says he is well known for his he isspous esspousal of hate speech. and here is the invitation to the uc davis event. i know it's small, i'm going to scroll it down. there is a disclaimer saying he is known for discussing topics, political or not, that may offend some people, but not others. >> minutes ago, president-elect donald trump made a big announcement in his cabinet. >> we're going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. >> the announcement came during the first stop on what is known as donald trump's thank you tour, described a

this uc davis professor who published the study said it cannot explain why adolescents in washington now see fewer risks with smoking pot than kids in colorado the did the rise up could have something to do with colorado's ability to destigmatize marijuana over a longer period of time. >> in colorado it was a commercialized system related to medical marijuana dispensaries prior to the legalization of recreational marijuana. >> the professor of medicine at ucsf says that because marijuana is socially except double, the use of it increasing -- socially acceptable , the use of it is increasing. >> if you are looking to promote business you will create a situation where we will see a growing rapidly and a lot of the associated health impacts hollowing. >> the study should raise concern for any state legalizing marijuana for rick regional use. >> and places were marijuana is legalized -- for recreational use . >> in places where marijuana is legalized it makes it easier to access it. >> the doctor who has studied the long-term effects or continual use of marijuana say those people often h

a controversial editor is scheduled to speak at uc berkeley and uc davis. story. >> this is the unlikely 31-year-old hero of many ultra conservatives. the editor tours college campuses, mocking political correctness. >> this is a faith that murders people like me. and i don't care, i'm tired of making the distinction between radical islam, and islam. >> he is scheduled to speak at uc berkeley and uc davis. davis students who oppose his appearance sent a letter to administration that says he is well known for his he isspous esspousal of hate speech. and here is the invitation to the uc davis event. i know it's small, i'm going to scroll it down. there is a disclaimer saying he is known for discussing topics, political or not, that may offend some people, but not others. >> minutes ago, president-elect donald trump made a big announcement in his cabinet. >> we're going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. >> the announcement came during the first stop on what is known as donald trump's thank you tour, described as a true general's general. t

gives $2 million to uc davis eds: apnewsnow. - the beer brewing program at the university of california, davis has received some holiday cheer in the form of a $2 million gift from the sierra nevada brewing co. sierra nevada's founder ken grossman and his wife, katie gosner, announced the gift thursday for the campus' brewing science program. uc davis said in a statement that the gift establishes an endowment for a full-time brewing position for the program, which is part of the school's depart food science and technology. courses in the science and engineering of brewing beer and running a brewery operation. sierra nevada brewing co. was founded in 1980 and produces soknown craft beers. it has breweries in chico, california and mills river, north carol and we already knew that j-r smith wouldn't be available for sunday's finals rematch, but it turns out he's going to b on the med than but >> reporter: after sluggish first half but the warriors 11 turnovers at the britt this one going back and forth down the stretch at last chec

. >>> how teens perceive marijuana and how often they use it is from uc davis. research could raise concerns about teen marijuana use in california. >> the study compares perceptions of risks with marijuana and actual use of marijuana before and after legal obligation. from 2010 to 2012 and 2013 and 2014 in washington and colorado compared to states where it is not legal. >> we found in washington that 8th and 10th graders experienced a decrease in the perceptions of risks of marijuana and reported an increase in use of marijuana after legalization. >>> for 12th graders there is no change in perception or use and in colorado, no change of perception or use of any great level. dr. serta, a uc davis professor that published the study can't explain why adolescents see fewer risks than kids in colorado but did theorize it could have because of colorado's ability to de sigmaize it. >> there was a commercial system related to medical marijuana dispensaries and a the lo of advertising of medical marijuana dispensaries prior to the legalization of the marijuana. >> dr.

before that, uc davis on january 13th.e of campus facilities and resources to host and therefore ledgitimatize a white nationalist runs completely counter to the stated goals of uc davis. no response yet from either university. and in another development, breitbart is urging its readers to boycott kelloggs after they stopped branding. larry and ama? >> thanks, kristen. >>> sports fans will be treated to the first of its kind giveaways. they will be handed virtual reality headboards. it's pretty cool. the giveaway is in conjunction with the team's new partnership with a consulting giant. >> this is a working partnership between the warriors to try to reimagine the experience of not only coming to a warriors game but every event that will take place at chase center. >> that's the name of the warriors new arena which will open in san francisco in the year 2019. >> all right. it's a nice day outside. windy in some spots. >> it's breezy in some spots, you're right. >> sunny skies as you can see here on live doppler 7. before we

now a new study out of uc-davis provides data that confirms that.earchers surveyed 250,000 teens in 47 states and compared their views on marijuana to students of the same age in states where pot was legalized back in 2012. the data indicates in those states there was a 16% drop in negative views on pot and a 4% increase in use. >> if there's an increase in use we need to be investing in public health prevention programs to prevent that early initiation of use. >> the study also notes pot use in early adolescence can lead to addiction which puts teams at a greater risk for developing mental health problems. >>> if you have a gift card this holiday season that wasn't your style, there may be a way to make a trade. ill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >>> good morning. the u.s. markets opened at record highs again today. yesterday the dow was up 11 which means it is inching closer to that 20,000 mark. the nasdaq opens at a new record up 24. home prices are on the rise. data released yesterday shows prize across the country increased -- prices acro

. >>> the beer brewing program at uc davis is celebrating a tubing and dollar gift from a sierra nevada bring company that will endow a full-time bring position at davis. program offers courses in the science and engineering of bring beer and running a brewery operation. the founder and his wife announced the gift yesterday. >>> the san francisco fire department is making christmas brighter for an eight-year-old girl whose father was killed four years ago today. they surprise the girl at her sisters with a truckload of toys at her home this morning. >>reporter: with sirens wailing and lights, santos crew pulled up to the girls home for a surprise delivery. it is a christmas they will never forget. today is bittersweet, it marks the four-year anniversary of her father's death. she wrote about it in a letter to a 12 program. out of 500, her story touched firefighters most. >> this is the day that her father died and that is what her letter really was about. >>reporter: her father was shot and killed when he was just 26 years old in oakland acorn housing project. his murder remains unsolve

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.>>> basketball, martin and cal hosted and slapped around uc davis. on, burns, baseline number, reverse layup. final seconds of the first half, here's charlie moore. half-court, it goes. he scored 22. the cal rolled 86-61 for their 28 straight home win. we will be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> did we tell you about the fact that juliet is an author as? how many children stories?>> we hope you have a great evening. rain tomorrow or no? we will see you tomorrow. ,, ,, i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. wait, he won? that's an average tango... at best. you got a date tonight? wait, he won? no. aren't you gonna ask me if i do? okay. you got a date tonight? sure, rub my nose in it. besides, i

. >> you have colleagues at uc davis who are actually doing this sort of copying of data.to folks that hear that, how under the gun do the people in your community -- and i know a lot of climate scientists who already feel under the gun, frankly, because they spent their life working on this. how under the gun do you feel right now? >> look, i've had more conversations with climate scientists. and what are climate scientists, they're lawyer, doctors, every member of ow society has a stake. we're all coming together in new ways at uc davis in particular we're developing a new initiative to connect people across all disciplines. >> all right. >> but climate change doesn't know politics. when the sea level rises, it doesn't decide to go to a democrat or republican house. >> right. >> we need to really make sure this is understood by the broader public. >> all right. ben houlton, thank you very much. the rachel maddow show starts right now with the one and only joy reid. >>> thank you. thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. rachel has the night off but we

kickoff is just after 5:30. >>> a new study from uc davis finds teenagers in washington state see fewermarijuana before they did before it was legalized in the state. it compared teenagers perception of the risks and the use of the drug before and after legalization in washington and colorado. now, in washington state, 8th and 10th graders used marijuana so often and saw it as less risky after it was legalized. when marijuana is socially acceptable, increased use may be inevitable. >> by legalizing marijuana in a framework which is essentially designed to protect and promote business, you will create a situation where we're going to see use growing rapidly and a lot of the associated health impacts following. >> however, in colorado there was no change in perception or use of the drug at any grade level. researchers say that may be because colorado already had a large system of medical marijuana dispensaries in place. >>> the time is 7:38. another new study says caring for other people can help you live longer. researchers studied more than 500 people between the ages of 70 and 103 for

it's possible according to a new uc-davis study.n sar hasan has the story. >> reporter: there's a change in how americans view pot and affecting teenagers. >> just even passing the law was sending a message that pot was not harmful, um, and that that could change adolescent attitudes around pot. >> reporter: this professor is a co-author of a new study that looks at teens' use and abuse of pot 250,000 students in 8th, 10th and 12th grade surveyed in 47 states. the views on marijuana were compared to students of the same age in washington and colorado where pot is legalized in 2012. what they found is in washington state, there was up to a 16% drop in negative views of pot among 8th and 10th grader and a 4% increase in pot use. the study suggests that significantly higher compared with students in states where marijuana is illegal. >> that seems like a particular concern when -- if you are seeing adolescents increasing use following legalization. >> they said it was okay enough to be legal they feel like it's okay for them to do it a

uc davis biologist believes many foods are misleading. >> you can't have a genetically modified egg. >> saying it's for other ingredients in the product. >> when you see it on eggs it means chickens have been fed a non-gmo diet. >> it's chickens or carrots or whatever, then, there is a question whether you should be able to say that that is non-genetically modified. there is no option for it to be. >> bradford says people may not realize it doesn't mean pesticide free. farmers are worried the products could steer customers away from the booming organics market. that is up from the year before. they're in the process of getting organic certification. >> you can't have an organic pig or cow or chicken or eggs unless they're given non-gmo foods. >> let's return to the forecast. spencer? >> it's going to be a stormy friday. you can see clouds in the picture but no rainfall yet. approaching storm rank twoz on the storm impact scale producing moderate to heavy rainfall in the morning. gusty wind, a chance of thunder, hail, snow on the hill tops. here is the forecast starting at midnight to

uc davis biologist believes many foods are misleading. >> you can't have a genetically modified egg. >> saying it's for other ingredients in the product. >> when you see it on eggs it means chickens have been fed a non-gmo diet. >> it's chickens or carrots or whatever, then, there is a question whether you should be able to say that that is non-genetically modified. there is no option for it to be. >> bradford says people may not realize it doesn't mean pesticide free. farmers are worried the products could steer customers away from the booming organics market. that is up from the year before. they're in the process of getting organic certification. >> you can't have an organic pig or cow or chicken or egg they're given non-gmo foods. >> let's return to the forecast. spencer? >> it's going to be a stormy friday. you can see clouds in the picture but no rainfall yet. approaching storm rank twoz on the storm impact scale producing moderate to heavy rainfall in the morning. gusty wind, a chance of thunder, hail, snow on the hill tops. here is the forecast starting at midnight pockets co

. >> reporter: mike, who works with the uc davis wildlife headquarters when he got the call from the drc. before long we were rushing for the border. from the moment you get that phone call is there a pressure to move as fast as you can? >> yeah, speed, speed, speed is everything. 24 hours can make a difference to having function, full function in the hand. >> reporter: that is kind of tough here sometimes, because speed matters. but to get there you have to take the slow >> reporter: dr. eddy kambale was waiting for us at the slow boat on the other side of the border on the shores of the lake, amid the crowd and chaos and struggling to hold onto our gear we boarded with minutes to spare and settled in for the long journey. a 12-hour odyssey over africa's great lakes. we rose as the sun came up and bustle of the early morning. and then we had to still get to the animal. >> that is sometimes the most difficult part. >> reporter: a bumpy ride and broken bridge took us to the edge of the national park. from here, we went on foot. hiking deep into one of the largest forests in the drc. e

program is raising its glass, the nevada brewing company will endow full-time brewing position at the uc davis program. the founder and his wife announced the gift earlier this week. >>> christmas is tomorrow and for last-minute shoppers some stores are extending their hours. you still have time. toys "r" us state open all night and will remain open until 9:00 this evening. plenty of shoppers out there today. >> i put it off until today. >> reporter: why? >> there were a few things i really needed. >>> if you are giving or receiving firearms this holiday season unintentional shootings a spike over the holidays and are more likely to occur than any other time of the year. several factors contribute to the increase, school is out, adults are drinking, guns are given as presents and it is a popular time of the year for hunting as well. do be careful. >>> coming up, a performance a video that has gone viral just in time for the holiday season. se >>> santa has been busy with christmas in a part of the world right now he has delivered over 1 billion presence to so far. he is flying over indonesia r

. >> an editor for speak at berkeley and at uc davis and students have sent a letter to the administrationn because of his ideas. >> there is a budget shortfall for next year with bart, including a adequate are billion for retrofit for the tube. the ridership dropped for the first time in since years. they get 80% of revenue from tickets. meeting is at 9:00 a.m. >> there is a vote today on a major update for the transbay tube to keep riders safe in case of earthquake. people we talked to at bart embarcadero want the tube safe. no marry the cost. the proposal is to spend $287 million. this prepares the tube for a thousand year even, meaning an earthquake so big it only happens that often. the tube is too important to neglect. >> i ride bart all the time and it is important to me because when the tube breaks down it is hard to get cross the bridge. it is important. >> the board is scheduled to vote at 9:00 a.m. and if approved it begins in a area and a half. >> repairs to the crumbling seawall at san francisco international airport will start next month, with photos provided byshowing a upcl

reporter: charlie moore of cal, dissecting his latest feat a near half court buzzer beater versus uc-davis> why not! why not! >> oh, my goodness! why not, who else but charlie moore. >> were you surprised? >> um, it looked good when it left my hands. so -- >> reporter: ten games into the guard's college career, and the freshman leads the team in scoring in electrifying fashion. following sound advice. >> stay on attack mode. my dad always told me whatever i'm playing stay on attack mode whether i'm going to school or looking for the open man stay aggressive and good things will happen. >> reporter: like his mid- november38-point night against uc-irvine. he set a single game freshman record. >> allen iverson. >> you go back that far? >> yes. >> why is that? >> the moves he did. >> reporter: he keeps sending crowds away shaking their heads. >> he looks like he is 15, a kid. how does that hit you when people react like that? >> it doesn't hit me as hard. i'm used to people telling me that i'm so young but when i come on the court they feel like an older because of the way i play and i'm matur

. >> tabasco game between cal and uc davis is the mismatch that's how it played out last night on the court. the students at the billion was saturday night and tenants. a lot of it was provided by charlie moore pre-22 points for the game by halftime, the bears put the aggies out of reach in the crease 8-286-61 routes. >>> college football has a new heisman trophy winner this morning. >> when it is, lamarr jackson of university of louisville. >>> quarterback lamarr jackson becomes tennis player in history to be awarded the-. 19 you suffer put up the you game like numbers with moves to start the season but slow down in the past few weeks. that didn't stop him from community-based were in college but ball. the bill plays lsu newsy. here's what's happening here, mercedes-benz sports we can get things started at 834 by the fox pregame show at nine then at 10 its washington against philadelphia. the raiders are off after their thursday night duty this week. if you want more news, all that's happening will head over at 92 ktvu plus so mornings can continue. >>> stanford band will not take th

meaning of the holiday season. 12-year-old gracie gonzales has been collecting toys for sick kids at uc davisd fellow patients and gracie herself is battling cancer. she just finish her last intensive treatment and is now in the maintenance phase of her recovery. which means her hospital visits will be much fewer and she won't spent the holidays with her fellow young patients. >> i know what it's like to be here on holidays. i've been here for thanksgiving. i'm trying to make their christmas the best it possibly can be. >> she's in the midst of her own tomorrow looking to help others. it's really inspiring for us. >> wow! good for her. crazy says it's her hope that no matter what happens she just wants everyone at the hospital to have a good holiday season. >>> gift cards people love giving them, people love getting them, so how can you make the most of your gift card giving? financial expert dan, tells us how you can catch in. ♪ >>> the gift that says you care, gift cards super popular n fact number one gift in america aga again. last year, $130 billion worth sold. that's a lot of plastic. i

rights and race and, of course, immigration i've taught at again and again and straightforwardly and uc davis and chaired the asian-american studies at the davis and been commuting to san francisco i would hope that those members of the board when know my work in the asian and latino communities would voucher so for me i'll not go into the latino work but probably in the asian community leading the family immigration categories in the latino community and best known for bathing for the sanctuary ordinance i am here when it was originally passed and i've fought for legalization for many years and for the wrongful deportation of many criminal immigrants that have been rehabbed i've battled for legalization and helped to push sacramento governor jerry brown asked me about the trust act but written on relevant issues i left this with you supervisor cowen because i knew where you went to high school i wrote an article in 2003 actually 2001 sorry ceo's the admissions policy for lowell high school that disfavored african-american and latino applicants to lowell high school indicating any daughter th

rights and race and, of course, immigration i've taught at again and again and straightforwardly and uc davis and chaired the asian-american studies at the davis and been commuting to san francisco i would hope that those members of the board when know my work in the asian and latino communities would voucher so for me i'll not go into the latino work but probably in the asian community leading the family immigration categories in the latino community and best known for bathing for the sanctuary ordinance i am here when it was originally passed and i've fought for legalization for many years and for the wrongful deportation of many criminal immigrants that have been rehabbed i've battled for legalization and helped to push sacramento governor jerry brown asked me about the trust act but written on relevant issues i left this with you supervisor cowen because i knew where you went to high school i wrote an article in 2003 actually 2001 sorry ceo's the admissions policy for lowell high school that disfavored african-american and latino applicants to lowell high school indicating any daughter th

rights and race and, of course, immigration i've taught at again and again and straightforwardly and uc davis and chaired the asian-american studies at the davis and been commuting to san francisco i would hope that those members of the board when know my work in the asian and latino communities would voucher so for me i'll not go into the latino work but probably in the asian community leading the family immigration categories in the latino community and best known for bathing for the sanctuary ordinance i am here when it was originally passed and i've fought for legalization for many years and for the wrongful deportation of many criminal immigrants that have been rehabbed i've battled for legalization and helped to push sacramento governor jerry brown asked me about the trust act but written on relevant issues i left this with you supervisor cowen because i knew where you went to high school i wrote an article in 2003 actually 2001 sorry ceo's the admissions policy for lowell high school that disfavored african-american and latino applicants to lowell high school indicating any daughter th

i transferred to uc davis and completed my degree more recently than. i want to stand here and remind the supervisors that at city college my experience as well as many other students was choosing between paying our tuition or paying for books, paying for rent or paying for food came right up against being able to attend school. i applied for a board of governors fee waiver despite from being a family called middle class every semester because it is that difficult to pay for these services in the city. it is a college that serves the city's most vulnerable residents and gives them an opportunity to get a leg up, to get training for vocational jobs, not just people who are looking to go to four year universities but people looking to get experience, welding and car personality tree and other fields and this is a voter mandate with the cost of prop e and w is indicating for san francisco our priorities are city college and education as a whole with the upcoming administration we want to make sure to protect higher education to show that not only is san fr

i transferred to uc davis and completed my degree more recently than. i want to stand here and remind the supervisors that at city college my experience as well as many other students was choosing between paying our tuition or paying for books, paying for rent or paying for food came right up against being able to attend school. i applied for a board of governors fee waiver despite from being a family called middle class every semester because it is that difficult to pay for these services in the city. it is a college that serves the city's most vulnerable residents and gives them an opportunity to get a leg up, to get training for vocational jobs, not just people who are looking to go to four year universities but people looking to get experience, welding and car personality tree and other fields and this is a voter mandate with the cost of prop e and w is indicating for san francisco our priorities are city college and education as a whole with the upcoming administration we want to make sure to protect higher education to show that not only is san fr

she commutes 4 1/2 hours round trip develop her home in davis and uc berkeley, a few times a week. delena says she upon haded grow her dream from studying mental health in a lab to starting her own foundation. >> we sat down and created a dream time line. >> reporter: when she had cancer-rethe lated surgery she never waiverred. >> she was always there for you. >> the next winner found a key to success with kids is getting them outdoors. >> for this, others it is great. >> reporter: josh believes in the out in outward bound. >> facing fear, confronting it and making it. >> after 24 years in education in 2009 josh upon helped establish outward bound cal cal. >> those programs were are accessed in middle class and youer middle class communities and not in low income communities and communities of color. we decided to and to an area to partner with community members and bring it to that community as well. >> we got you, buddy. >> reporter: as the executive director he partnered it with groups such as larkin street youth. where participants soon realized the experiences is really a mean

i transferred to uc davis and completed my degree more recently than. i want to stand here and remind the supervisors that at city college my experience as well as many other students was choosing between paying our tuition or paying for books, paying for rent or paying for food came right up against being able to attend school. i applied for a board of governors fee waiver despite from being a family called middle class every semester because it is that difficult to pay for these services in the city. it is a college that serves the city's most vulnerable residents and gives them an opportunity to get a leg up, to get training for vocational jobs, not just people who are looking to go to four year universities but people looking to get experience, welding and car personality tree and other fields and this is a voter mandate with the cost of prop e and w is indicating for san francisco our priorities are city college and education as a whole with the upcoming administration we want to make sure to protect higher education to show that not only is san fr