to talk about it is daniel sperling, the director of the institute of transportation studies at uc davis and a member of the california air resources board. daniel, lots of questions on this. so thanks for joining us today. >> well, thank you and one minor correction is i'm an ex member of the card board. i was on the board for 16 years but left it a year ago. >> okay i see. thank you so much for clarifying that. i do want to ask you then, even though you didn't take a vote. tell us what these amendments really would d. and, you know, explain the details of what that means. >> well, let me explain what this is really all about. so i should note that i helped design this policy back in 2007 with a professor and a team from uc berkeley and uc davis. so it's a policy designed to incentivize innovation and investments in low carbon fuels, and that is that it's so what it does is it says it's a regulation on the oil companies. so it says for the oil companies they need to reduce the carbon intensity of the fuels. they sell. you know, a little bit every year. and they can do that by selling al

and indonesia contained plastic or other man made debris, according to testing by researchers at uc davis. i just ate a plastic bag. oh, see, that's not good. to explain the threat to kids, the monterey bay aquarium set up a giant arcade game where players take on the role of sea creatures as they try to avoid eating microplastics. i ate just part of a bottle. it doesn't seem like there's a way to actually win this game. i don't think we're winning, but we are learning. oh, this is interesting. the aquarium is also partnering with scientists at stanford to test river water, beach sand, even whale feces for microscopic signs of broken down plastic. you can't even see it, right? we actually need a set of policies that reframe the way that we're doing business as a planet with plastic. ecologist doctor douglas mccauley has spent the past decade studying the impact of plastic pollution. this is not a problem that we can solve city by city, county by county, country by country. that's effectively what we're trying to do right now. and it's not working. the current patchwork of solutions is nev

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stanford women's basketball team taking on uc davis and the forty-niners quarterback. >> who is stickinggold and making millions to stay calm for ben ross has details. >> well, following their big win at tampa bay on sunday, the forty-niners back on the practice field ahead of another big game. huge divisional matchup with seattle. but many ways in belong today on the door lenoir the 25 year-old quarterback officially signed his five-year 92 million dollar extension with the team. a fifth-round pick out of oregon in 2021. lenoir has established himself as one of the best corners in the entire nfl in 9 games this season he's made. 53 tackles and recorded 2 interceptions as well as a forced fumble. he also returned a blocked field goal. 61 yards for a touchdown against the cardinals in week. 5, lenore is versatility is extremely valuable for the niners as he can play outside corner and in the slot. all in all, both sides. very happy with the way this deal shake out. >> heard my agent to meet a deal is finally done. you know, i was, you burst out into tears, unos. you know that finally, you

. >> well, now the sports stanford women's basketball team taking on uc davis and the forty-niners aren with the team forking over millions of dollars to keep the key players. yeah, we've got kron. 4 is ben ross with the story. >> well, following their big win at tampa bay on sunday, the forty-niners back on the practice field ahead of another big game. huge divisional matchup with seattle. but many ways in belong today on the door lenoir the 25 year-old quarterback officially signed his five-year 92 million dollar extension with the team. a fifth-round pick out of oregon in 2021. lenoir has established himself as one of the best corners in the entire nfl in 9 games this season he's made. 53 tackles and recorded 2 interceptions as well as a forced fumble. he also returned a blocked field goal. 61 yards for a touchdown against the cardinals in week. 5, lenore is versatility is extremely valuable for the niners as he can play outside corner and in the slot. all in all, both sides. very happy with the way this deal shake out. >> when i heard my agent to meet a deal is finally done. you kn

just to my head out my team. >> to college basketball now at the stanford women playing host to uc davis get this. the cardinals entered the game as up. 46 and a half point for the aggies came to play and they put a scare into the cardinal. let's take a look at these highlights. pick it up in the 3rd quarter theme for stanford. only up by 3 mazi harris lays it in for the aggies. she had 17 points davis within one for a final seconds of the quarter. now, stanford now down by channel, apolo fakes, the 3 passes to courtney ogden drains the buzzer beating 3. she had 16 off the bench. stanford regains the lead. they wouldn't give it up 4th quarter cardinal now up 9 a guarantee lay off to and the foul. a 3 point play guerra led the way with 25 points, 10 rebounds and 2 steals stanford gets the they win 69 to 56 guys. back to you. >> still ahead on kron 4 news at noon, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas san francisco. >> a lot of this film in this video does not mean saying the decades the voice of the bay area. 75 years chronicling our communities covering the news. you care about mos

stanford women's basketball team taking on uc davis and the forty-niners cornerback deommodore lenoird. bob ross, the u.s. >> well, following their big win at tampa bay on sunday, the forty-niners were back on the practice field ahead of another big game. huge divisional matchup with seattle. but many ways in belong today on the door lenoir the 25 year-old quarterback officially signed his five-year 92 million dollar extension with the team. a fifth-round pick out of oregon in 2021. lenoir has established himself as one of the best corners in the entire nfl in 9 games this season he's made. 53 tackles and recorded 2 interceptions as well as a forced fumble. he also returned a blocked field goal. 61 yards for a touchdown against the cardinals in week. 5, lenore is versatility is extremely valuable for the niners as he can play outside corner and in the slot. all in all, both sides. very happy with the way this deal shake out. >> when i heard my agent to me to do was finally done. you know, i was, you know, a burst out into tears, unos. you know, that finally, you know, able to change m

stanford women's basketball team taking on uc davis and forty-niners quarterback or cornerback.hould say deommodore lenoir is sticking with the red and gold. we've got drop for us. ben ross with the details. >> well, following their big win at tampa bay on sunday, the forty-niners were back on the practice field ahead of another big game. huge divisional matchup with seattle. but many ways in belong today on the door lenoir the 25 year-old quarterback officially signed his five-year 92 million dollar extension with the team. a fifth-round pick out of oregon in 2021. lenoir has established himself as one of the best corners in the entire nfl in 9 games this season he's made. 53 tackles and recorded 2 interceptions as well as a forced fumble. he also returned a blocked field goal. 61 yards for a touchdown against the cardinals in week. 5, lenore is versatility is extremely valuable for the niners as he can play outside corner and in the slot. all in all, both sides. very happy with the way this deal shake out. >> when i heard my agent to me to do was finally done. you know, i was,

stanford women's basketball because they're taking on uc davis. yes, and also the forty-niners cornerback deommodore lenoir is sticking with the red and gold in a big way. kron four's ben ross has details. >> well, following their big win at tampa bay on sunday, the forty-niners were back on the practice field ahead of another big game. huge divisional matchup with seattle. but many ways in belong today on the door lenoir the 25 year-old quarterback officially signed his five-year 92 million dollar extension with the team. a fifth-round pick out of oregon in 2021. lenoir has established himself as one of the best corners in the entire nfl in 9 games this season he's made. 53 tackles and recorded 2 interceptions as well as a forced fumble. he also returned a blocked field goal. 61 yards for a touchdown against the cardinals in week. 5, lenore is versatility is extremely valuable for the niners as he can play outside corner and in the slot. all in all, both sides. very happy with the way this deal shake out. >> when i heard my agent to meet a deal i

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stanford cardinal pushed by uc davis at home.dinal took a slim fourth quarter lead and exploded then. inside bucket and foul. he scored 25 points, grabbed ten rebounds. 24th ranked stanford will grind it out. 69-56 win and improve to 4-0. >>> four more immortalizedded forever in the san jose sports hall of fame tonight. mr. stanford, developer, philanthropist, boxing champion, robert, the ghost, guerrero of gilroy was honored. mike holmgren, the 49ers assistant, packers head coach, super bowl champion, and olympic ncaa volleyball champion, all part of the 2024 class. congratulations. sara, it's been a privilege for me to have interviewed and featured all of them. >> yep. i was going to say as soon as i heard. i've seen all the report the, vern, thank you. >>> this bear is either highly evolved and can open doors and keep his nails short or there >>> tonight before we go, we leave you with a gem of a story about operation bear claw that started with a fishy insurance claim involving a rolls-royce and bear that didn't sit right. th

maurice, an animal epidemiologist at uc davis, says we shouldn't sleep on the threat it may be posing. >> people are like, oh, it's just a handful of people here or there, but i think that's the wrong mentality. because there's so much virus floating around, the virus has shown this extraordinary ability to mutate and change. i think we're playing with fire if we have this general approach, which unfortunately, i think we have right now a little where we're really not focused on, you know, what the worst case scenarios are. >> reporter: but a spokesman for the united farm workers says that's the reason the state should set up a fund to pay the salaries of dairy workers like they did with covid. >> some workers are unwilling to get tested because they have to isolate for ten days. they're not necessarily able to make that up financially. we see the poverty they're living in is a public health risk. >> reporter: it's a health risk for the public, but it's an economic risk for the mcisaac family. >> i don't know how much more i can take of it. >> reporter: no reported hospitalizations, b

that's according to new study from researchers at uc davis. cal poly pomona and u.s.est service and mountain lions are usually most active at dawn and dusk. but this study found that the big cats are now more likely to be active overnight if they live in areas where a bunch of people have build houses. enter out there walking around, recreating the most nocturnal of the 22 cats study. then this lived in the verdugo mountains while the least nocturnal lived in remote parts of the santa monica mountains america appears to have a new thanksgiving tradition. >> it takes place outside the kitchen. turkey trots. they're more popular than ever. the sight run sign-up says nearly a million people took part in a turkey trot last year. many say it's a great way to start the holiday before feasting on insane amounts turkey stuffing and pumpkin pie. burn some calories there. a turkey trots are taking place all over the nation ranging from one mile to a full marathon. if you are interested, just couldn't vote hot run sign-up dot com to find out where there's a race near vehicle. he

a study from uc davis found that mountain lions who live near popular outdoor recreation areas tend to be more nocturnal than those in remote regions. researchers observed more than 20 mountain lions in the santa monica mountain area over seven years. they found lions that live closer to metropolitan areas would go out and hunt at night all to avoid hikers, joggers, or cyclists in their area. >>> just in time for the chilly temperatures expected, nearly 500 students in oakland got new winter coats today. volunteers is were at laurel elementary today handing out coats and shoes for kids in need. >> i like all of the coats. >> a lot of our students come from families that don't have the resources that one would hope for and so i know these coats are going to be well received. >> good deed from the community. kaiser permanente donated $21,000 to operation warm to make this all possible. >>> up next, police discover eight bay area homes were actually fronts for a sophisticated marijuana grow operation, the massive job to take them down. >> we've seen them buy almost $1 million homes, tear

well, now, uc davis researchers are running tests on mice to target the pain caused by too much sugar team says these early tests on mice are showing promising results. clinical trials on humans are expected to begin soon. the stockton lantern festival kicked off for its second year at the stockton ballpark. this year's theme is ocean magic. the festival has more than 20,000 led lights, with images of sharks, dragons and jellyfish. organizers are expecting more than 45,000 people to head out to the festival. it runs from 5 to 10 p.m. every day until january 19th. looks pretty cool. all right. the city of south san francisco is working to make sure that everyone in its community is able to have a great thanksgiving dinner. the city partnered with the ymca and second harvest food bank to donate thanksgiving groceries to families in need. the line at the ymca community resource center. it wrapped around the block as families came to pick up boxes of fruits and vegetables, beans, milk and eggs, and everyone's favorite of course, a turkey or chicken. >> every year is great, and every year

an epidemiologist at uc davis says we shouldn't sleep on the threat it may be posing. >> people are like, it's just a handful of people here and there, but i think that's the wrong mentality. there's so much virus floating around. it's shown its extraordinary ability to mutate and change. i think we're playing with fire if we have this general approach which unfortunately i think we have right now a little where we're really not focused on what the worst case scenarios are. >> reporter: but a spokesman for the united farm workers says that's the reason the state should set up a fund to pay the salaries of infected dairy workers, like they did with covid. >> some workers are unwilling to get tested because if they test positive, they have to isolate for ten days. but they're not necessarily able to make that up financially. so here we see how really the poverty that these workers are living in is also a public health risk. >> reporter: it's a health risk for the public, but it's also an economic risk for the mcisaac family. >> i don't know what's coming next, and i don't know how much mor

cape and stanford hosting uc davis. eighth break, but the 24th ranked team was having trouble its nunu o'gara. nice bucket inside. the aggies took the lead eventually, but then the final seconds of the third courtney ogden hits the corner. three. cardinal go back up two after three and then stanford pulled away late. agha with a career high 25. stanford wins 6956. the san jose earthquakes introduced five time major league soccer champion bruce arena as the team's new head coach. he's the winningest coach in mls and u.s. men's national team history, and isn't afraid to roll up his sleeves. >> if we finish 28th next year, we've made progress. i could be a coach of the year. i know it's challenging and we're going to work hard. >> sports on abc seven, sponsored by river rock casino, ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-

now tonight, the stanford women playing host to uc davis. and ken, this.or the aggies came to play and they put a scare into the cardinal. let's take a look at these highlights. pick it up in the 3rd quarter theme for stanford. only up by 3 mazi harris lays it in for the aggies. she had 17 points davis within final seconds of the quarter. now, stanford now down by channel, apolo fakes, the 3 passes to courtney ogden drains the buzzer beating 3. she had 16 off the bench. stanford regains the lead. they wouldn't give it up 4th quarter cardinal now up 9 guerra's a layoff of and the foul. a 3 point play guerra led the way with 25 points, 10 rebounds and 2 steals stanford gets the they win 69 to 56 for do the count and on the road facing vanderbilt without their head coach mark mattson. he was with his wife celebrating the birth of their 5th child. hey, they've got to starting 5 now associate head coach adam azari was filling in behind the bench. that's andrej stojakovic keeping the bears in the game. the son of former nba star paid story off the bench led cal

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jessica orozco, a post-doc researcher at uc davis school of plant sciences, was curious. her team was already studying the impacts of heat and drought on nut orchards in the central valley. but as massive fires charred more than 4 million acres in california in 2020, she saw an opportunity to look deeper. we realized we had this long term data set where we could actually see the impact of the smoke. with data extracted from 467 walnut, almond and pistachio orchards in the valley, orozco's team looked at how smoke from the fires impacted those crops. we saw decreases in almond yields, so we were really surprised by how prolonged the effect was. the newly published study showed the smoke and ash blocked the light. trees require for photosynthesis that kept the trees from developing vital carbohydrates needed to generate blossoms following dormancy. the declines in yield were between 20 to 60%, depending on farms. the team discovered the impacts to the trees continued long after the smoke was gone. they can maybe grow slower, which will affect later on the performance of the

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and indonesia contained plastic or other man made debris, according to testing by researchers at uc davis ate a plastic bag. oh, see, that's not good. to explain the threat to kids, the monterey bay aquarium set up a giant arcade game where players take on the role of sea creatures as they try to avoid eating microplastics. i just ate part of a bottle. it doesn't seem like there's a way to actually win this game. i don't think we're winning, but we are learning. now this is interesting. the aquarium is also partnering with scientists at stanford to test river water, beach sand, even whale feces for microscopic signs of broken down plastic. you can't even see it, right? we actually need a set of policies that reframe the way that we're doing business as a planet with plastic. ecologist doctor douglas mccauley has spent the past decade studying the impact of plastic pollution. this is not a problem that we can solve city by city, county by county, country by country. that's effectively what we're trying to do right now. and it's not working. the current patchwork of solutions is never going

cape and stanford hosting uc davis. cardinal led by eighth break, but the 24th ranked team was having trouble its nunu o'gara. nice bucket inside. the aggies took the lead eventually, but then the final seconds of the third courtney ogden hits the corner. three. cardinal go back up two after three and then stanford pulled away late. agha with a career high 25. stanford wins 6956. the san jose earthquakes introduced five time major league soccer champion bruce arena as the team's new head coach. he's the winningest coach in mls and u.s. men's national team history, and isn't afraid to roll up his sleeves. >> if we finish 28th next year, we've made progress. i could be a coach of the year. i know it's challenging and we're going to work hard. work hard. >> sports on abc s if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis, symptoms can sometimes hold you back. but now there's skyrizi, so you can be all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah, i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare

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>>uc davis, professor of entomology, bruce hammock says sugar is a silent killer and can lead to severalseases. there are a lot of diseases. >>like crohn's disease inflammatory bowel that are very prevalent. they seem to be increasing as that increase in some cases seems to be due overconsumption of table sugar. according to the cdc over 70% of american adults are overweight and over 40% are the work is variant interdisciplinary. he and the team of scientists behind the study have spent decades testing compounds on animals that target gastrointestinal pain. approach is time to make that throw. >>it can effectively heal the pain. >>what we do is we make the animals addicted to opioids. and then we asked if we remove the opioid, can we replace that opioid with drugs that we've developed and still maintain control. the answer is yes. and when the mice they use were taken off this new compound. >>researchers say they were not addicted after the success of the medication with mice and even saving the life of a horse with lemon, itis is headed to clinical trial with humans at auburn university

animal epidemiologist from uc davis says we should not sleep on the threat that is being posed.'s what people say it's just conjunctivitis and a handful of people but that's the wrong mentality. there so much virus, the virus has shown this ability to mutate and change. i think we are playing with fire if we have a general approach , which we have right now a little bit where we are not focused on the worst-case scenario. >> a spokesman for the united farmworkers says that's why the state should set up a fund to pay the salaries of infected dairy workers. >> some workers are not willing to get tested because if they test positive they have to isolate 10 days and they cannot make it up financially. here we can see the poverty is also a public health risk. >> a health risk for the public and an economic risk for this family. >> i don't know what's coming next or how much more i can take. >> there have been no reported hospitalizations, but at the race -- rate the virus is mutating no one is confident that it will go away. the virus can be spread by the droppings of infected birds w

. >> and the 24 th-ranked stanford women were given a scare by uc davis will have those highlights.s the forty-niners at practice getting ready for the seahawks for the big news from santa clara was off the field. we'll tell you who was rewarded with a new multi-million dollar extension next on sports night live. >> even if the q and a great player when it comes to have been building as >> somebody is getting paid. welcome to sports night live. i'm ben ross coming up tonight, we're going to hear from aaron wilson from forty-niners practice ahead of a big divisional matchup. plus, there areof

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. >> bret: mason is a professor at uc davis specializing in using artificial intelligence to gain insightculture. the objective of your work is to try to integrate ai into already existing systems. how does that work? >> one of the big things i focus on and we work at the ai institute for food systems how ai can make an impact in agriculture and food systems. >> bret: the ai system is funded by a grant from the usda institute of food and agriculture. >> how can we have healthier society and a more sustainable planet.>> bret: the director of the institute works alongside other researchers to study how artificial intelligence can be used across the food system. >> we do more with less it is empowering and increasing productivity of workers. >> bret: 41 percent of farmers reported labor shortages. a 27 percent increase over the previous 4 years. the trend is expected to continue the bureau of labor statistics projects a two percent decline over the next 10 years despite the number of job openings remaining consistent. >> that is true. ai is doing two things. one it is making businesses more

she's interviewed by uc davis school of law professor mary zigler. watch booktv at your weekend on c-span2 and find a a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> army officials discuss modernization efforts including bridging the gap between industrialized processes and digital age problems. lockheed martin vice president for strategy and business discuss artificial intelligence and autonomous aircraft missions. missions. the association of the united states army health is annual meeting in washington, d.c. it is an hour and ten minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. good morning. i'm sebastian sprenger, on editor for defense news. thank you for joining us this morning. for the session army monetization. i can tell from the packed m it's very much a topic of interest. this session is not about lockheed martin. it would be recorded and archived. during a discussion following ours we will have the microphone available for the audience to ask questions. if you're watching online,

. - i moved back to my home with a law degree from uc davis, with an english major from uc berkeley tryingred in the end of the bush dynasty, brought glittery vampires to the cineplex and lil' wayne's "the carter iii." all of these things should have been the standout memories from this year, but lady luck, or lack thereof, had something else planned for our generation. (dramatic music) - [reporter] even after the aig bailout, the dow tumbled another 450 points. - you have job loss, you have wage stagnation, rising cost of living, all of these things happen and millennials feel like the rug was pulled out from underneath them. - so all of the sudden this idea that we were going to go to college, get our degree, get a good job, and be able to pay back those loans and do all of these other things that was being asked of us, get married, have kids, buy a house, "adulting," became really cost-prohibitive. and then we were mocked mercilessly for that being the case or for returning to our parents' home because financially that's all that we could afford. (dramatic music) - [reporter] the occupy

. >> he's a professor at uc davis.g artificial intelligence to gain insight into plant biology and sustainable agriculture. the objective of your work is to try to integrate ai into already existing systems, how does that work? >> one of the big things that i focused on and that we work on is try to say how can ai make an impact in agriculture and food systems across the board. >> the institute for next-generation food systems is funded through a grant from the usda institute of food and agriculture. >> how can we have a healthier society. >> he works alongside earl's and other researchers to study how artificial intelligence can be used across the food system. >> we do more with less. it's empowering and increasing the productivity of workers. >> the most recent data shows 41% of farmers reported labor shortages. that's a 27% increase over the previous four years. the trend is expected to continue. the bureau of labor statistics suggests a 2% incline over the next ten years despite the number of job openings remaining

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well, now, researchers at uc davis are testing on mice to target the pain caused by too much sugar. > heal the pain, but not addictive. >> what we do is we make the animals addicted to an opioid, and then we ask if we remove the opioid, can we replace that opioid with the drug that we've developed and still maintain pain control? >> the research team says the early tests on mice have shown some promising results and clinical trials on humans are expected to start soon. >> time now is 850. a quick check of traffic starting in the south bay where the commute looks pretty good overall. let's take the map really quickly. there you go. and from there we'll move up north and you can see northbound 680 just south of marina vista. there is a crash there blocking one of the slow lanes. the east bay commute here on westbound 80 is improving slowly as the morning goes on, but it looks like there is another crash just as you exit the bay bridge. something that just popped up onto our radar. but your commute from vallejo to the macarthur maze ticking down just under 30 minutes. 880 in oakland look

maurice, an animal epidemiologist at uc davis, says we shouldn't sleep on the threat it may be posing people are like oh, it's just a handful of people here or there, but i think that's the wrong mentality. there is so much virus floating around. the virus has shown this extraordinary ability to mutate and change. i think we're playing with fire if we have this general approach, which unfortunately i think we have right now a little where we're not foe skused on what the worst case scenarios are. >> reporter: a spokesman for the u united farm workers says that's why the state should set up a fund to pay the salaries of infected dairy workers like with covid. >> some workers are unwilling to get tested because if they test positive, they is to isolate for ten days. but they're not necessarily able to make that up financially. here we see how really the poverty that these workers are living in is also a public health risk. >> reporter: it's a health risk to the public, but it's also an economic risk for the mcisaac family. >> i don't know skwhas coming next. and i don't know how much mo

well, now uc davis researchers are running tests on mice to target the pain caused by too much sugar.our approach is trying to make a drug that can effectively heal the pain, but not addictive. >> what we do is we make the animals addicted to an opioid and then we ask if we remove the opioid, can we replace that opioid with the drug that we've developed and still maintain pain control? good luck with everything. >> the research team says these early tests on mice are showing promising results. clinical trials on humans are expected to begin soon. >> with that big thanksgiving feast just days away now, nutritionists say there is a way to give your holiday meal a healthy makeover. >> fox's ted linder takes a look at what nutrition experts have to say about so-called supercharging your gut for thanksgiving. >> hey, while thanksgiving is a time to express gratitude, it's also when most americans gorge out. yeah. yeah. because there's typically mountains of food rich in butter, carbs and dairy. nutritionists say maintaining good gut health can help keep you feeling happy as you feast. >> f

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stanford will go on to win 90 to 64, and they host uc davis on sunday afternoon. that wraps it up for sports. the 11:00 news starts now. the 11:00 news on ktvu. >> fox two starts now. and good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm claudine wong. >> let's get right to some of our top stories tonight. at the top of the hour, an oil executive pushing back against president elect trump's climate and oil agenda. exxonmobil chair and ceo has asked the incoming administration to stay in the paris climate agreement and avoid any major climate policy shifts. trump has announced his plans to withdraw from the deal once he takes office, which he did back in 2020. the biden administration reversed that decision in an interview with the wall street journal. woods argued that trump's potential exit would create confusion and uncertainty, and the president elect announcing today that elon musk and vivek ramaswamy will lead the proposed department of government efficiency. >> these positions are not cabinet positions, and the commission has not yet been formed. donald trump s

stanford's next game by the way, wednesday at home hosting the aggies of uc davis and a big night tomorrowrs back home taking on the visiting klay thompson and the dallas mavericks. this will be the first game thompson will be playing at chase center since signing with dallas, and the warriors plan to honor the former splash brother. every fan entering the arena, they're going to get a captain klay hat like the ones here that the warriors posted on x. there's also a nod to thompson's passion for boating, and how he would often commute to san francisco from across the bay. warriors will also play a tribute video before tipoff, and steph curry is expected to take center court to say a few words about thompson. tip off. by the way, tomorrow night, 7:00 and ktvu bailey o'carroll will be there live to catch all the pre and post game action for klay thompson's return to the bay area. that's it for sports. the 11:00 news starts now. the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> hello again i'm claudine wong and i'm mike mibach. >> here are some of the top stories at the top of the hour. late ton

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now tonight, the stanford women playing host to uc davis and get this.ame as up. 46 and a half point favorite. they like to the aggies came to play and they put a scare into the cardinal. let's take a look at these highlights. pick it up in the 3rd quarter theme for stanford. only up by 3 mazi harris lays it for the aggies. she had 17 points davis within one for a final seconds of the quarter. now and stanford now down by line and channel, apolo fakes, the 3 passes to courtney ogden drains the buzzer beating 3. she had 16 off the bench. stanford regains the lead. they wouldn't give it up 4th quarter cardinal now often i hear a guarantee lay off to and the foul. a 3 point play points, 10 rebounds and 2 steals stanford gets the they win 69 to 56 foraccount. then on the road facing vanderbilt without their head coach mark mattson. he was with his wife celebrating the birth of their 5th child. they've got to starting 5 now associate head coach adam azari was filling in behind the bench. that's andrej stojakovic keeping the bears in the game. the son of forme

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