big down for ucla. big down for cal. >> bob: this might be four down territory for cal. >> matt: yes. >> bob: they only have one time-out left. so they can't afford to punt if they come up short. if they have three time-outs you might be able to punt. lasco to midfield. that's a gain of seven. >> matt: all game long the ucla bruin defense you were able to dominate the line of scrimmage. tz it matters now. in this last 2:30 who is going to win upfront? that's going to be the difference in this game. >> bob: midfield. muhammad, about four. and that will bring us most likely under 2:00 to go. ucla has a couple of time-outs left. if cal gets into field goal range the bruins might have to use their time-outs. james langford is career long this season at 47. he needs to get to about the 30 yard line or so. >> matt: need about 15 more yards. >> bob: a sack. the ball pops out. >> matt: incomplete pass. >> bob: brings up third down and six. >> matt: this is what we were talking about. you had to show up now. and

ucla took the lead with a field goal but cal had a chance for a winning drive.eption of the day. 51 seconds left. play reviewed and the interception upheld. ucla 36-34. >>> mountain west conference game. that put the spartans in front 17-10. they went to overtime tied at 20. tyler winston threw for 322 yards and the 2 scores. wins 27-20. improves to 3-3 overall. 2-1 in conference. the sharks right now playing in new jersey and ahead 3-1 in the third and a very important baseball series that gets underway on tuesday. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. >> looking forward to that. >>> the giants and the royals kick things off tuesday. first pitch just after 5:00 with all the games being televised right here. we'll have live team coverage from kansas city. game 2 is wednesday. the 2 teams return to san francisco for game 3 on friday. >> be sure to stay right here. coming up next, we'll look at the giants road trip to the championship. >> we're always hear here for you at ktvu.com. . >> with one swing of the bat, san francisco is still believing. for the third

it's ucla on top 36-34. the first win at memorial stadium since 1998 as the bears drop their second straight. >>> gimme san jose stay in white at wyoming. tied 20 seconds left. cowboy stewart williams for the win. it hits the uprights! they went to overtime. it's a jump ball for tyler winston. what a leap. gave san jose state a 7-point lead. shun wick, no! spartans a road win, 27-20 in overtime. spartans now 3-3, 2-1 in the mountain west. >>> west virginia full of fire and brimstone at home for the fourth ranked baylor rolled into morgantown late third baylor in white and this guy's name is shock lynwood. that's right, shock lynwood. tied the game at 27. early fourth here come the mountaineers, touchdown! it's 34-27 home team. the second catch of the game and they upset baylor 41-27. west virginia first win over a top five team in seven years. >>> bill snyder running the show for kansas state against oklahoma. 3rd quarter tied at 24. here's jake waters. quarterback run four yards. wildcats up by 7. sooners t

ucla survives 40-47. >>> the sacramento kings rued the day. both suffered facial injuries in the clash with the lakers on friday. >>> tough afternoon for the sharks. first goal of the season. then just two minutes later, they would follow with another goal. san jose dropped four in a row. >>> tonight a couple of feel good stories before we got. celebrities took part in a want to play clinic for 200 local youth to encourage kids to take better care of themselves through nutrition and physical activity. >>> back in arkansas, a couple of big boys combined for what may be the touchdown of the year as sebastian finds his long snap for 6. the largest player on the razorback roster makes easy work of uab. he's going to be going in that big boy's trophy case. >> and you do mean big boy. >> 350 pounds, california native. >>> thanks very much. don't have a pet? don't worry about it. america's very first cat cafe opened its doors today in oakland. you can buy a latte and an hour of play time with adoptable felines. the owners of this business will attrac

ucla coming of back-to-back losses.on and bears from 37 -- home loss to washington last saturday both need to right the ship in berkeley tomorrow afternoon. sonny dikes hopes his young team can learn from previous weeks. >> we've had three emotional games in a row. had some travel. our guys are working really hard. i think th emotionally it takes a toll. especially when you're a little bit young and inexperienced. >> cal ucla has highlights a big day of college football on abc 7. bears and bruins at 12:30 start at memorial stadium. at 5:00, fifth ranked notre dame in tallahassee to take on number 2 florida state. larry bale and shuman after the game. a good day for 49ers fans. theeahawks traded percy harvin to the jets. why? i have no idea. this sports report brought to you by orchard supy hardware. >> thank you so much, colin. >> coming up next, we'll have more on the world series celebration and the giants fa who want to own a piece of the pennant. californians are discovering the real risks behind prop 46. it was wri

it's ucla on top 36-34. bears drop their second straight. >>> gimme san jose stay in white at wyoming. tied 20 seconds left. cowboy stewart williams for the win. it hits the uprights! they went to overtime. it's a jump ball for tyler winston. what a leap. gave san jose state a 7-point lead. sean wick no! spartans a road win, 27-20 in overtime. spartans now 3-3, 2-1 in the mountain west. >>> west virginia full of fire and brimstone at home for the fourth ranked baylor rolled into morgantown late third baylor in white and this guy's name is shock lynwood. that's right, shock lynwood. tied the game at 27. early fourth here come the mountaineers, touchdown! it's 34-27 home team. the second catch of the game and they upset baylor 41-27. west virginia first win over a top five team in seven years. >>> bill snyder running the show for kansas state against oklahoma. 3rd quarter tied at 24. here's jake waters. quarterback run four yards. wildcats up by 7. sooners trailed by one late. michael honeycutt for the win! an

that was a standard scene in any ucla film.john milius) they were i guess you could say more left-wing, more far out. they used more powerful chemicals. and they smoked ronger things. (japanese music playing) (martin scorsese) the reason i went to new york film school is i was living in new york. we were totally separated from the main part of the industry, which was california and hollywood. we always felt the students on the west coast, usc or ucla, in a funny way were -- this was our imagination -- i think to a certain extent it may have been true, too. they were out in the same city. they might have more ability to feed into the industry. and to a certain extent, the type of films that were made by california students, they looked better in a sense. they were slicker, but not in a bad way. i mean in a good way. they had more command of craft. whereas in new york, if we got an exposure we thought that was really good. if something came back, it was great. (martin scorsese) technique was not as important as what the film had

ucla defensive coordinator jeff ulbrich exchanging words with head coach jim morra.why they were so mad, facing oregon. find a wide open brown, 31-yard pass that will make you upset. third quarter now, 21-10. looking and fakes the hand-off. fumbles it but picks it up and scores from 23 yards out the give oregon a lead. ducks win and they are now 5-1. 2-1 in conference. ucla loses their second straight ball game. >>> mississippi state quarterback zach prescott and number three bulldogs hosting number two auburn. you saw the game right here. early first quarter, prescott is hit as he throws. gets it to wilson and on his way to a 34-yard touchdown. bulldogs up 7-0. 21-13 now. msu on the third and 10 walks into the end zone. makes it 28-13 dogs. mississippi state has a 28-23 win over the second ranked auburn tigers. >>> game number 11 that is, georgia without star running back todd gurley. visiting 23 ranked missouri. no gurley, no problem for the dogs up in the third and whoo, flipping into the end zone. brandon douglas goes 15 yards and does that flip. dogs blank mizzo

. >> valerie matsumoto is a professor at ucla and the tv is on the occasion in los angeles talking with professors about their books. we are getting into your book called "city girls." we will show that to you now, during world war ii, where were your parents? >> my mother's family was first incarcerated and then sent to cam. they ended up in the largest of the camps in arizona. and both of them began at the race track. so they had only just recently vacated. >> did your parents -- did they talk about this remark. >> my father did not talk about this. but my mother has told me many stories about her experiences. >> who are who're the city girls you're talking about in your book imax. >> the city girls are the urban japanese-americans second-generation i got to have all the fun that my poor rule parents adopted to have because they grew up having to work. they are the second-generation of nisei girls and women who'd grew up in southern california who are able to participate in a wide range of things. and this includes a host of other organizations as well. >> your book runs from 1920 to

ucla drives field goal range. nails it. 26 yards. ucla grabbed the lead, 36-34.th the interception. that would do it for the bears. ucla steals one at berkeley, 36-34, bears fall 4-3. >> disappointed. had a good chance to win it. couldn't do it. it was essential we ran for a touchdown. san jose state in wyoming looking for their third road win of the year. fourth quarter, fourth and one for it. shawn breaks lose. 97 yards on 16 carries. this game tied at 17 a piece. two seconds left. tied at 20. cowboys through it away. a 46-yard field goal for the win, hit the upright, and the game goes to overtime. joe gray, quick to winston. touchdown. throws it up to his receiver. 27-20. wyoming gets a chance on fourth and two and they have to go for it. stopped in the backfield and san jose state comes away with their first road victory, 27-20, improving to 3-3. >> sharks and devils on the power play. the one-timer from the half-court. and he scores on rebound. 1-0 sharks. third period, now 2-0. three-on-two for the sharks. patrick marleau short side. his fourth goal of the

ucla, field goal. nails it. marcus come away with an interception. that does it for the bears.-34. not a happy camper afterwards. >> right now, disappointed. another good chance to win there. it was the same play we ran early in the day. so the same type of work. >> san jose state in miami looking for the first road win of the year. shawn breaks loose. this game is tied 17-17. two seconds left, 20-20. for the win. it is the upright. this game goes to overtime. get the ball first. a quick pass. touchdown. fourth and two. they have to go for it. in the back field. and they come away with the first road victory, the final. improving to 3-3. >> time-out to regroup. we'll talk big game which starts >>> giants and royals square off in a little thing we call the world series. this is the third appearance in the last five years. kansas city is in for the first since 1985. this is team that knows how to win in the postseason. many thought they had no chance of getting back. the nationals in the division series and cardinals in the nlcs. madison bum garner will face james shields. >> the

ucla drives field goal range. nails it. 26 yards. ucla grabbed the lead, 36-34. last chance for cal for the win. going for the win. marcus comes away with the interception. that would do it for the bears. ucla steals one at berkeley, 36-34, bears fall 4-3. >> right now, just disappointed. had a good chance to win it. couldn't do it. it was the same play we ran earlier in the game so we figured it would have the same type of look, but it didn't get thrown where it had to be. san jose state in wyoming looking for their third road win of the year. fourth quarter, fourth and one for it. shawn breaks lose. 97 yards on 16 carries. this game tied at 17 a piece. two seconds left. tied at 20. cowboys threw it away. a 46-yard field goal for the win, hit the upright, and the game goes to overtime. joe gray, quick to winston. touchdown. throws it up to his receiver. 27-20. wyoming gets a chance on fourth and two and they have to go for it. stopped in the backfield and san jose state comes away with their first road victory, 27-20, improving to 3-3. >> sharks and devils on th

but start with ucla. -- let's start with ucla. >> ucla, major university.lace where it was impossible place thatugh, but a taught me a lot. >> how old were you? >> i was in my mid-20's. one of my very first appointments as a professor. >> washington state university. >> ah, washington state university. the 1960's. an era of great turmoil in higher education and american life. and i, one of the few african-american professors, in cahoots with students, as we helped to create one of the first lack studies programs -- black studies programs in our country. a place were i not only taught and learned with my students, but we went to jail together as well. it was the era of the civil rights movement and the movement against the war in vietnam. >> what did you go to jail for? where we were not to be welcomed to sit in. but to say to washington state university, you cannot claim to educate anyone well when it is not a university that honors diversity. diversity among its students, its faculty, and in its curriculum. >> university of massachusetts amherst. >> univer

. >> bears fans get ready. 7 is the only place where you can watch ucla my at cal tomorrow. coverage begins at 12 (mom) when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >> if you were downtown san francisco today you may have noticed an awfully big crowd of techie wandering around in strange costume. as jonathan explains it's becoming an annual tradition that is fun but also all about business. >>reporter: led by woman wearing google glass and guys in orange astronaut suit. 20 or 30 something snaked its way through the streets of san francisco. if it looks li

it is part of an event hosted by the ucla civil rights project. this is 40 minutes. >>> we start with our main message of the paper which is this college completion is not just a post secondary issue. the data we use out of a state administrative database in texas to track students from kindergarten to graduate school. what we find is what contributes to the gap in college completion by race actually much of that happens before the student ever enrolls in college. two problems or two issues frame the texas college success or lack of success in texas. the first is growing latino demography. latinos compromise majority of all public school students. the problem is not the demography but the growth in high school graduates is not translating to enrollment in colleges and universities. with black students it is a slightly different story. we have seen an increase in enrollment for the black population. that is worth praising but this enrollment has not translated into completion. it is a very clear example of how success on one side of the pipeline do

tonight with the supreme court back in session, we'll get an assessment of what to expect this term from ucla constitutional law professor adam winkler who's written on the supreme court decisions]x a author of "gun fight: the battle over the right to bear arms in america." workplace discrimination, redistricting and free speech and the internet and decision on voting rights may be forthcoming, as well and then a conversation with south african opera star pauline malefane and earned international acclaim. the company now on the first u.s. tour stopping here in los angeles to perform mozart's "the magic flute." those conversations coming up right now. ♪ ♪ >>> the first monday in october marked the start of the new supreme court term and in just 24 hours they agreed not to overturn lower court decisions on same-sex marriage. five cases they kicked to the curb essentially. nondecision decision with far reaching implications. other issues of the court to address this term is voting rights, free speech and the internet and workplace hw discrimination. joining us now to assess the drek of this cour

here comes ucla on the ensuing kickoff. a scary moment here. trevor davis going down hard. a knee to the helmet. it just stopped the game. laid on the ground several moments. he gave the thumbs up saying he is okay. the bears not so much. they needed a field goal to win it. but he went for the home run ball. it is picked up by marcus rios. now brian hackney says no catch, but he had control. bruins win 36-31. yeah, cal agrees with you. san jose state in white at wyoming. spartans ball. here comes joe gray. a jump ball for tyler winston. gave san jose a 27-20 lead. shawn wick, no! spartans defense held. and in overtime, they win it 27- 20. spartans down 3-3. 2-1 in mountain west play. game of the day in tallahassee. number 2, florida state host notre dame. corey robinson. no, yellow hank on the forest pass. it is called back. so the irish get another shot. here is the ball right here. it is a prayer not answered. into the hands of a different colored jersey. semimoles win 31-27. the irish bounced. >> now this time tomorrow, both world series contenders will be in the same to

it appears a ucla player's knee hits his helmet.val stanford braved the heat at arizona state today. the cardinals lost 26-10. a fumble from the cardinals in the fourth quarter squashed any hope of a comeback. >>> in hockey the sharks beat the new jersey devils night. 4-2. the devils fought back but a last minute goal in the third period by jumbo joe thornton sealed the deal. >>> and we've got some rain coming in, right? >> monday, some wet weather is on the way. but we have a nice day for tomorrow. clouds in the morning but clearing out early afternoon. >> and great weather for friday baseball back in the bay area. >> good world series weather. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. i love having a free checked bag. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i have saved $75 in checked bag fees. priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. i love to travel, no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the us. when i spend

. >> ucla battles cal at memorial stadium. you can watch it here.rizona state. the world series bound giants will hold their first workout since thursday night's dramatic win over the cardinals. he is more on travis ishikawa's big home run in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. that feeling of euphoria that travis ishikawa provided thursday night isn't going away anytime soon for giants fans as the three-run homer part of giants lore. perhaps you've heard jon miller's call and joe buck's call but how about deportes? >> ishikawa, bye, bye, baby! [ speaking in spanish ] travis ishikawa! the giants win the pennant! the giants win the pennant! >> i have to thank the giants for bringing me up and giving me this opportunity and bochy. i don't know what he was thinking when he put me in the outfield. he knows what he's doing and i trust him 100%. i thank him for this moment. >> what a moment it was. the world series begins with game one tuesday in kansas city. game two is wednesday. the teams then travel to san francisco for game three next friday, ga

ucla coming off back-to-back losses.y. both need to right the ship in berkeley tomorrow afternoon. sonny dikes hopes his young team can learn from previous weeks. >> we've had three emotional games in a row. had some travel. our guys are working really hard. i think that emotionally it takes a toll. especially when you're a little bit young and inexperienced. >> cal ucla has highlights a big day of college football on abc 7. bears and bruins at 12:30 start at memorial stadium. at 5:00, fifth ranked notre dame in tallahassee to take on number 2 florida state. larry bale and shuman after the game. a good day for 49ers fans. the seahawks traded percy harvin to the jets. why? i have no idea. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you so much, colin. >> coming up next, we'll have more on the world series celebration and the giants fans who want to own a piece of the pennant. , thank you! , thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to d

and now ucla loses to utah. 40 yards for the touch the down, 48-27.cla, and field goal, gave them the lead. four seconds left. 59 yarder for the win. it was blocked. however, they call a running in to the kick penalty on utah and no time left on the clock. wide right. utah wins, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8. back to the national playoffs now. they are up for grabs. 49ers host kansas city, we will see. we will have the details tomorrow at 5:00, raiders have a bye. that is enough for me. >> should we be scared? >> never get enough. >> i'm done. >> that is going to do it, abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. thanks for joining us, have a good saturday night. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- an editor from redwood city, california... a writer from austin, texas... and our returning champion, a financial analyst from cedar rapids, iowa...

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give leaders. >> hi everyone i'm patrick the director of earthquake safety forever for the stoifbl and we have the ryan white fair to teach people about the made sure soft story ordinance and connect them with the services they need you can save thousands of lives and if those buildings are rooiftd people will be allowed to sleep in their own beds while the city is recovering. >> we're here at the earthquake ryan white center for people to comply with the ryan white or do a ryan white on their property to connect with the resources they need. i came here wondering what to do as a owner of an apartment building moderate to comply with the must rules that went into effect last year >> we don't want to go to 10 different events people said so we advise people of the event. so we try to be incentive not everyone is going to be able to come 0 so this fans the afternoon and the einstein >> i've decided to be

and ucla survives a scare. love this play in the arkansas game. fourth and goal.us and floats it occupy his fellow linemen. arkansas rolls. we have more college football coming up. penn state versus ohio state. >> right here. >> love it. thank you, larry. that does it for this edition of abc7 news. for the entire abc7 news news team, thank you for joining. good giants. 22 bucks! these guys should've gone to my place, cuz right now, i have two breakfast croissants for just four bucks. they're both made with a freshly cracked egg and melting cheese on a buttery, flaky croissant. try the supreme with bacon and ham, or the sausage. they'll fill you up for - whoa hey! what are you doing? you can't make a commercial for your restaurant at my restaurant! not if you keep interrupting me, i can't. >> brad: 107,000 will gather in a whiteout tonight, as beaver stadium will light up the night sky in state college. their beloved nittany lions return to their home field after a three-week absence. in their path, big ten east division rival and 13th ranked ohio state. one of the

in the counter operations chris early planning work is architecture coordinator for kaiser and the ucla in southern california he is a b.a. from berkley and has worked in the southeast that quadrant we welcome him to the department. >> thank you for the kind of directions director ram and chris from the plaintiff northeast quadrant i'll be providing the discretionary review the subject property in the bay area rh1 zoning district that property on, on the north side of the drive between ta peck after the rear yard of this property as well as the adjacent proposals butt a large hillside and the existing use is approximately 16 square feet rectangular shape constructed in 1964 the proposal for the interior and exterior remold to the single-family residences to the master bedroom at the first floor and a new deck and a new balcony at the second level the first floor deck is 11 feet in depth with an area of 2 hundred and 5 square feet and the second level is 8 by 11 in width with an area of 92 square feet the blockage is approximately 11 feet from the shared property line of the dr requester

en 1996 lo cual resulto en menos estudiantes afroamericanos e hispanos en campus como uc berkley y ucla:14:30 traducción: es una situacion dificil hacemos un enfoque holstico en todo menos en la raza y el origen tnico pero tratamos de hacer todo lo que podemos dentro de los lmites de la prohibicin para asegurarnos de que tenemos un sistema universitario diverso.napolitano dice que otro obstculo es el mito que los estudiantes de bajos ingresos no pueden pagar la matricula. si vienes de una familia que gana menos de 80 mil dlares al aÑo usted no paga ninguna cuota. 55 por ciento de nuestros estudiantes no pagan matricula en absoluto. tag: entre las posibles ayudas a estudiantes menos favorecidos económicamente tenemos que el gobernador acaba de firmar una ley creando un programa de prstamo para estudiantes indocumentados en universidades pblicas en california .una politica que napolitano apoya . gadores de la concacaf... tode mucho mas en el deportivo, en breve ♪ montejo es uno de los secretos mejor guardados de méxico. utiliza materias primas de la más alta calidad, y se elabora bajo un

cal hosts ucla. you can see it right here on abc7. 12:30 kickoff at memorial stadium. dame in tallahassee to take on florida state. we have "after the game" after the game. >> and san jose state is in laramie to face wyoming at 1:00." for sports, i'm collin resch. have great day everyone. >> next the great pumpkin festival in half moon bay. we will tell you which giant great will be >> here are the winning numbers from last night's mega-millions draw. and the meganumber 12. nobody picked all six. tuesday night's jackpot grows to $200 million. >>> we've crowned the winner of the largest pumpkin grown in north america wishes means it's time for the 44th annual half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. this weekend festival will celebrate the giant gord that weighed in at 2,058 pounds. the festival will feature hand carved megasquash, a haunted house, live music, crafts and lots of treats. baseball player and former giant orlando will be on hand. it runs today and tomorrow on main street. next on the saturday morning news at six, a suspected groper prayinged on children at

. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especiallyy why not eat and give

cal hosts ucla. you can see it right here on abc7. 12:30 kickoff at memorial stadium.tate. following the game, larry beil and mike shumann with cash creek "after the game." tampa will be at arizona state. and laramie, wyoming at 1:00. have a great day, everyone. >> next, the great pumpkin festival in half moon pay. we will tell you which giants great will be >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $1,280,000,000 mega-millions draw. nobody picked all six. tuesday night's jackpot grows to $200 million. >>> we've crowned the winner of the largest pumpkin grown in north america, which means it's time for the 44th annual half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. this weekend's festival will celebrate the giant gord that weighed in at 2,058 pounds. blending the best with the harvest and the halloween season, the festival will feature hand carved megasquash, a haunted house, live music, crafts and lots of treats. baseball awful famer and former giants player orlando cepeda will also be on hand to serve at grand marshal during the great pumpkin parade. it runs today an

>> what an argue with ucla coaches here. that's jim mora, the head coach getting on his defensive coordinator. says you can call the plays then and hands him his play sheet. he walks off. but then jim mora comforts his coach, look at that, hands on the face. ucla lost to oregon and the union, like the flyers, they blew a 2-0 lead. they lose to columbus. they're eliminated from the playoffs. i'm john clark. enjoy your blackout sunday. >> we will. the eagles, they're 4-1. the giants 3-2. it is definitely going to be a tough one. matt delucia is counting down to "sunday night football." matt? >> yeah, rosemary, counting down about 14 hours now until that kickoff happens. we're talking with fans about how they're getting ready for this big game. >> and i have my black on, i'm ready, and our forecast is beginning to be ready. it's going to be better than what we saw yesterday with all the rainfall. now we'll see plenty of sunshine throughout sunday. cooler temperatures settle in for the eagles game. i'll go over all the details i

ucla drives field goal range. nails it. 26 yards. ucla grabsed heat 36-34.he win. marcus comes away with the interception. that would do for not bears. they win at berkeley 36-34. bears fall 4-3. >> disappointed. had a good chance to win it. couldn't do it. it was essential we ran for a touchdown. >> and wyoming looking for their first road win of the year. fourth quarter, fourth and one for it. shawn breaks lose. 97 yards on 16 carries. tied. two seconds left. tied at 20. cowboys. a 46-yard field goal for the win, hit the upright, and the game goes to overtime. joe gray, quick to winston. touchdown. throws it up to his receiver. 27-20. they get a chance. on fourth and two they have to go for it. stopped in the backfield and san jose state comes away with their first road victory, 27-20, improving to 3-3. >>> and new york, sharks on the power play. the one-timer from the half-court. and he scores on rebound. 1-0 sharks. third period, now 2-0. three-on-two for the sharks. patrick marleau short side. 3-0. devils score two unanswered. adam reese drives to the n

themselves with breast cancer, they were afraid today scare women away, and revlon funded a lot of the uclaearch, a very important drug in breast cancer treatment. so some of the money really does go to good things and good research, but you have to look and find out and some of the companies will donate without you buying a product. now, when you're a breast cancer research organization as we are, we do need that money. it actually does go to research, and it is a good source of funding, so it's a balance. and i think what gayle was saying, you have to think before you pink, and look into it. and if it does look like they're doing something valuable and they're giving a significant amount of money, maybe it is wort it, and if not, maybe not. >> i would also like to suggest that instead of buying products that are pink or have a ribbon on them, if people want their money to go to good organizations, take the money directly and research the organizations and give it directly to the organizations themselves. just give the money there and forget the pink shoes and the pink drill bits and do yo

it's part of an event hosted by the ucla civil rights project. this is 40 minutes. >> the data we use out of a state administrative database in texas attracts students from kindergarten through graduate school down to in the workforce and between. what we find is what contributes to the gap in college by race, actually much of that happens before the student ever enrolls in college. two problems or two issues frame the texas college success or lack of success in texas. the first is growing -- the growing latino demography and the general population but also the public school where is latinos now comprise the majority of all public school students. the problem is not that there's a growing latino demography. the problem is the growth in latino high school graduates is not translating to enrollment in colleges and universities. with black students it is a slightly different story. we have seen an increase in college enrollment for the black population. that is worth praising but this enrollment has not translated into completion. far from it. it is

i know that kip high school was one of the high schools to help me to prepare for my dream school ucla's or princeton i remember i received a letter and asked why i was on the waiting list because there were two many kids that employed and not enough space i if know what to do eventually i was expected i know that kip would help me my high school is helping me to propose by providing important information about college and helpings us to you understand where we want to go to college and kip helps the african-americans we can be successful and go to a four-year college i ask you for your support to give the kip middle school students and the kip charter school to continue down a successful path i love having the community surrounding me so thank you (clapping.) okay. >> comments from the board or superintendent and i want to remind folks that is the same discussion about gateway too commissioner wynns i have a question i should have asked do we all agree not to give preference to individual schools for our committees he's e employees when we were asked to do that correct that's correct ju

. >>> ucla and cal. bruins have not won in berkeley since 1998. cal down two on second down. off by rios. and yes the bears played hard but lose another close one 36-34. don't forget, tomorrow's a huge night for 49ers coverage on our family of networks. first it is 49ers and broncos at 5:20 here on nbc bay area and then 49ers post game live on csn bay area. the coolest thing about that is terry said he is buying pizza for the entire newsroom. >> he brought ice cream tonight. i think he might be telling the truth about that. very generous. >> no concept of money over here. >> thank you, we appreciate it. >> you got it. >> we'll be right back. hey john check it out. whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel's live just like on tv but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. the x1 entertainment operating system only

is and their adapting in a smaller fish bowl to go to a larger one and larger one and let's face it ucla has 50 thousand students i know this is urgent i feel i'd like to have no more a conversation but the restraint said there's a

in college football big game cal hosting ucla. you can see it here 12:30 kickoff and then at 5:00 notre damen tallahassee to take on number two florida state. following the game larry beil and mike shumann with cash creek after the game. this abc7 sports report is brght to you by ebay. >> thank you, colin.

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is and their adapting in a smaller fish bowl to go to a larger one and larger one and let's face it ucla has 50 thousand students i know this is urgent i feel i'd like to have no more a conversation but the restraint said there's a sense of urgencycy and a sense of obligation to that community to provide a school that is successful every student what about successful and 3 years when they graduate can compete competitively with any student in the san francisco and hopefully the world. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell i have a meeting schedule on october 7th for willie brown. >> so is october 7th too late to have the discussion and bring that for a vote on the following week is it you want it in the guide is that the - is that what we're up against. >> yeah. we're pushed up again, our drop-dead deadline in terms of our enrollment guides everything needs to go to printed at the end of this month. >> so i would rather have a supplemental to the guide or something that goes into the guide that actually stand outside of the incite about willie brown and have it's on table that is you know st

direction you want to go is who you're looking to partner with and 3 in particular, the last school at ucla i've done research on it for folks that have been part of that the exploratorium is one of my great partners in a place we wholeheartedly send our children to an our regular was not any children but in the school district and another school that is an interesting model and the idea that all of those districts are mentoring you as you build out your capacity is critical so much of your goals and purpose in my mind is aligned to the vision in our school districts i have so big concerns about capacity in our district and the growth of our city and the option that our families have i'm like commissioner wynns view our charter schools are our public utilities we're very, very selective about our charter schools we're a sdrekt that's not approved the new up and coming chapter is schools we're one of the districts we talk about not taking over we don't want to be a charter school district we charter great schools year after year but i feel recycle there are options that we can support and op

school that is larger and sometimes there are 2 thousand students and have that under our belt and ucla with 50 thousand people and, hold our own like any children go to erecting beyond the scope and china because you have in our confidence you've been in. >> variety with a variety of people if different cultures. >> you see everyone as a peer and feel confident you can conquer that word that's the scene of vision 2025 so not a k through 12 fan but also want to say i'm a fan of a lot of the things you put into our petition and he think that it is difficult for us to translation from a k through 12 but to renew when we looked at renewals we're looking to renew the same so kip middle school we're not looking to renew something new we haven't seen this is the stretch i'd like to say i thought that would be changing for you to meet a population that is reflective of our own conversation but i had a deep discussion with you all right what we have before us is a really exciting petition what our schools could be like but also i've told you very transparently i feel a huge responsibility for o

>> matt: the ucla team, same thing as the cal team. and you're sitting there in the middle of the game and you're in thev physical and m >>> saturday night i'm walterer perez. call for calm when president obama said about ebola and america. >>> developing news from virginia where human remains were discovered in the search for missing college student hanna graham. >>> but the big story on "action news" is new developments in the manhunt for eric frein, woman the spotted a man with the mud covered face, toting a rifle, near a high school in the poconos. the tonight investigators say they believe they are getting close. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live from the satellite center with the very latest, kenneth. >> reporter: walter, tate police say that woman was 15 to 20 feet away from the man believed to be eric frein. they say this possible sighting is credible and their search has moved south. >> the pennsylvania state police have a new target, area in their search for survivor list and suspect killer eric frein in the pocono