ucla up by three. 30 seconds left. score. they go to matt bradley.e're tied at 64, and it's on to overtime. in the ot, ucla's chris smith looking him work here, working on the glass, and still working. and cal los75-67, o-12 in n n play. >>> jim plunkett alum. down 14 at one point to usc. final minute, stanford's down four. marcus sheffield hits the three. so now they're down one after an se turnover. it's bryce will, strong to the rack. stanford takes the lead and the cardinal win 79-76. >>> all right. back to the nba. look out! we have incoming! 7-footer. joel embiid flying into the stands at madison square garden against the knicks. that is a giant man landing on top of little people. he just missed rega king, the actress, and tracy morgan. look out! here he comes. you want to sit in the front row? you take your life in your own hands. be careful what you wish for, because embiid might get you. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> that's intimidating. >> even he said after the game, i don't know what i'm doing. shshow me homecoming. bab

christina, 26 congressional double double, under three to go, ucla up by 3. this is from way down, downtown. they have a 8-0 run. ucla beats them. 80-74. >>> today's winner on the pga tour had to work for it. plate 34 holes because of the rain delay.it was at the genesis open, tiger woods, he showed some flashes, holden out here, just off of the green on 16. he played 30 holes and tied for 15. justin thomas struggled, he had a fourth stroke lead. rolls in rallies 4 down. playing 34 holes today and does win the genesis open. his first win in three years. we show you this, this is pretty darn cute. >>> they brought in puppies to the clubhouse. they thought it would be a good idea for the guys to bond a little bit. >> i have a puppy just like that. a yellow lab. >> that is a big puppy. >> they are cute. thpuppies tod for me and i will be back at 11:30 pm. it is 11 pm. >>> actually, we are the ones that educate all the other people, all the other professions. >> thousands of oakland teachers are getting ready to go out on strike, this week. they are demanding bet

i went to ucla for about three weeks. david: three weeks. what did your parents say when you dropped out? barry: nothing more than they said before, after, and during. my parents were the most laissez-faire of parents, and they did not really have a point other thanthe van -- they probably assumed they would just support me for the rest of my life. david: were your parents wealthy? barry: fairly. david: what did you do? barry: i hibernated for a wild. my interests were pulling me into everything. there was obviously a lot around me. my parents, my best friends and their parents were mostly in various forms of the entertainment business. were -- theally allure, but i had no clue how to get there. there are no starting job. so i called my best friend's father, danny thomas, who was a famous comedian of the time, television star, and i started in the mailroom. david: what did you do in the mailroom? i never figured out how you could wind up being a ceo. what mostid not do people do in the mailroom. most people, they really want to make contacts

ucla dominates it.hat's their own bucket from chris smith. 11-3 ucla outscored the bears in over time and cal 0-12 in the pac-12. talk about a winner, jim plunkett, belongs in the hall of fame. oscar desylva air ball. and stanford is down one in the final seconds. bryce willis with the driver and the foul. the stanford cardinal me vail by three, prevail by three. i heard the weather forecast. nothing reminded me of baseball season. in arizona the weather decent enough for pitchers and catchers to work it. bochy is t troops and joey bart, that's the guy to keep your eye. on the air apparent to buster posey behind the plate. the talk always since the season ended. what about madison baumgartner. >> i come into camp in the final year of a contract of the what's that hike for you? >> the same as other years. i worry what i can control. what i can control is happening the team get back to the world series and the postseason and someone for the fans to watch. >> a man of few words. she doesn't know any more t

as a ucla dr.al student this is in the area of my research. taking a cue from my advisor, sarah browser, and our groundwork in digital labor, this sheds light on the exclusionary structures of media and the exploitation of human beings who are doing work in dingell tal environments. my ability to do this research would be significantly hindered without net neutrality, without access to diverse viewpoints and within such a mediated and corporate facing environment. a few powerful internet service providers should not be entitled to mediate our voices, to frame discourses in order to serve their interest nor to decide who or what is worthy of being visible and -- or under what conditions. net neutrality impacts human beings in very real ways every single day. it impacts our ability to participate in society, to make a living, to connect with our loved ones, to earn an education, and to collaborate in pushing back against social inequities. market discourse is designed to keep conversations within certain parameters. i'm here to participate in hi

en ucla jaime pelusa univision 14. >> para tramas acuerdo para asistir a los a los maestros silo maestroba diciendo que no pueden encontrar en la lÍnea de huelga, frente la escuela para pedir las mejores condiciones para los maestros y los alumnos de oakland. >> se estÁ preparando desde ya para que las padre de familia te dan opciones en caso de que quieran unirse a la huelga. >> siga univisiÓn para que siga esta noticia en cuanto a los padres y representantes y como se aproxima la huelga de maestros. >> luego de la demanda y y estados en contra del presidente donal trump el mandatario contestÓ y dice que tanto su derecho de tomar esta acciÓn. >> los demÓcrata reaccionaron de la siguiente manera. >> el presidente criticÓ la demanda en su contra es 16 estados emergencia nacional decretado el pasado viernes, los estados que el liderÓ con demÓcrata y la izquierda radical, predijo que la demanda iba ser hecha en la corte radical, ha tenido decisiÓn desfavorables a su gobierno. >> creo que nos va ir muy bien permanente derecho absoluto de hacerlo, puede llamar una prensa nacional de seguridad

-based sources, the ucla young research library, also huntington. it is mostly california but also a lot of material in the l.a. metro area as well. steve: what's one takeaway, one thing that surprised you the most? prof. gutierrez-romine: good question. i think the thing that surprised me the most was how much i felt for these women who had to make these complicated decisions for themselves. there is a lot of polarization that happens in the abortion issue to this day. in looking at these investigation files and looking at interviews that law enforcement officers did of patients, friends or family members, you really empathize with them. you realize they are making a bad decision in an assortment of bad options. it spoke to the human element of this research. i am writing about deceased women, using corners records, board of medical examiner files, i am talking about individual women who lived and died under a legal system that was not respecting their own desires or needs. steve: she is a graduate of the university of southern california, now teac

loved sports, she attended ucla where she played basketball.was during her college days that she met and dated john rutton long before he and sherry had gotten married. she surprised her family by joining the lapd. >> i don't think i knew that she was applying. >> i was very proud. i thought it was a cool thing. >> stefani quickly rose through the ranks at the lapd from patrol officer to detective. she was popular, friendly and well regarded. her assignments also included project dare, a drug prevention program aimed at kids. she was twice named detective of the year. later she worked at internal affairs investigating other officers accused of wrong doing or corruption and was then promoted to the lapd's art theft unit. her personal life was good too. in 1996 she got married to another detective. together they adopted a baby daughter. life both at home and on the job never seemed better. >> she was a happy person. she loved what she did for work. she loved her husband, loved their life. >> reporter: but in 2009 this high achieving cop became th

but it's all ucla. it will be chris smith going a winner on hand. jim plunkett checking out the cardinal, and oscar disylvia with a air ball. stanford down one, final seconds. bryce willis scores, 13.2 seconds left. stanford wins. >>> we got a little time to check this out. don't often see this. when did you see spicy shrimp cocktail. why are they doing this. >> that's a good question. that guy is a winner in 14 seconds. got to show you this palo alto high fleishmann. charlotte with the half ot. >> that's the sports hive life. thank you. thank you for joining us everyone. good night. yes, but it's his kind party to. okay, no messy goodbyes, i'm out of here. ay, papi, i'm going to miss you. can you at least stay for the party that i'm making for joe? mom, mrs. nussbaum is paying me to get her car to delaware by friday at noon. i already lost an hour looking for my driving gloves. you're plowing through the heartlands in an inchworm-green camry with a bumper sticker that says "meat is murder." i hid these gloves for a reason. listen, uh, we weren't ki

--ucla only scored one field goal and it was enough...e extra effort from chris smith to force in the bucket. bruins pad it out with free throws. cal falls 75-67, drops to 0-and-12 in the pac 12 stanford ghosting usc... we are dpown of the farm! under 20 seconds to play... stanford's bryce wills... all the way to the hoop... and the foul... puts stanford up one last chance to the trojans... but bennie boatwright's ui cardinal... sta hangs on for the win... final score... 79-76 cardinal we've been telling you about our new 'kronon' app throughout the newscasts.. and we are proud to announce a new sports show that you can find only on 'kron-on' bay area sportsnight...it's our nightly, hour-long sports talk show where we break down what's happening in the region and around the country....week nights at 7 on kron-on we cover all the pro teams..and check in with the collge and prep ranks. a ton of inside analysis from a full slate of guests, including tonight's friend of the show-- andy dolich, longtime sports front office executive... he offe

the cardinal beat ucla yesterday. they completed the southern cal sweep today.railing by eight in the fourth quarter, stanford hit three threes in a low. smith had the first two. hall added the third. the cardinal up one. 30 seconds to go. moore misses a layup. gets her own rebound, puts it in, and picks up the foul. game tied at 67-67. nine seconds left, smith banks it in off the glass and in for the win. team high 23 points and 12 rebounds. stanford witnesses by two. they are 21-4 on the year. >>> the daytona 500 means nascar's season is underway. nine laps to go, menard gets into the back of dibenedetto. 21 cars go with him. a massive fiery wreck. red plastic bag for 25 minutes. a second red flag was after that. this race was determined in overtime. hamlin held off busch and jones. it was his second win in daytona in his career. a sweep for joe gibbs racing and team toyota. a good start to the weekend for them. exciting but dangerous daytona 500500. two red flags. numerous cautions. it was not a short easy race. >> seemed like the data 800. >> thank a lot. >>

three campuses in particular have experience drops from uc berkeley down 2.5%, applications to ucla havelined 2.1% and uc santa cruz 1.3%. possible reasons include fewer high school graduates and a new program that waves the first year of tuition at community colleges. >>> that is it for the news at 5:00. >> news at 6:00 begins right now. >>> we have all heard the line no shoes, no shirt, no service. now, the dress code at one bay area restaurant also reads know maga had. >> millions of dollars in potential revenue up in smoke, how lowering state taxes on recreational pot may be the only way for california to cash in. >> wrong way driver turns upper deck of the bay bridge into a demolition derby. >>> >> we start with the bay area restaurant owner throwing his hat into the national political debate. >> live at wursthall restaurant were showing up in a maga cap will get you shown the door door. >> this was the topic of a lively discussion here on the streets of san mateo today. there is an old saying never talk politics at the dinner table, but in a way that is what the owner did behind me

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pilot study on the effects of nutrition on hospitalization, and it'll be interesting to watch, and ucla is doing a study on mental health. we had an update on the older californiians act, and cal state university bakersfield has identified a group of students who would like to help with updating that legislation. this'll be discussed at our meeting at the end of this month. they're discussing that point -- there was a post election update. there was discussion of a long-term care -- long-term support and services, just figuring out where it would fit in. and then also, again, the idea of a california master plan on ageing, and there's a 20-year history of trying to get something like that going, and respite care is one issue. and then, there is senior rally day is scheduled for may 7, 2019. i'll get more information the end of the month. and then, all of the area agencies gave their reports. so we meet again february 27 and 28, and on the 28, we'll be attending the c-4-a capital day, so i'll report on that at the meeting. >> thank you very much, diane. does anyone have any questions? >>

so some of the photos we have here are from a trip to ucla and to sonoma. [speaking spanish language] >> and some of the successes and important points to highlight include the expansion of our preschool program, working with high school students to prepare them to attend college, helping them fill out applications for college admission, preparing -- helping them get ready for the exams -- for example, the a.c.t., the s.a.t., and helping them with fafsa and seeking scholarships, academic intervention, mentoring, and additional school outreach, and collaborating with the mexican consulate and summer school. [speaking spanish language] >> and priorities and continuous support, priorities include to see a reduction in the number of students and families that qualify for this support for middle students and high school schools so they can participate in credit recovery programs and the avid program. discussions on how to reduce the achievement gap that we see with migrant students, and our areas of continuous support, keeping the program, the funding of program

and ucla in white shot down cal. 80-74 and the bears have dropped five straight. that's sports at this moment. i'm going to continue my celebration with julia goodrich's cheesecake. man, a lot of treats to enjoy. >>> time now 5:26. new options for air travel. major airlines announcing the plan to change the ticketing process. the new preference for travelers. you know when you're at ross and... wow! ...you realize you can totally eat out more? that's yes for less. get the latest spring trends for your home at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. during our presidents day weekend special, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 36-month financing. ends monday. sleep number... proven quality sleep my name

. >>> stanford taking on ucla. look at the rim. the game had to be delayed. baskets were raised to the roof and brought in replacement baskets. stanford took that as a green light to do this. he's going to test that rim right away. how does he get behind all of those defenders. he would take a hard foul on that layup. did leave the game probably for precautionary reasons. big win for stanford, 104-80, the final. cal looking for its first conference win, taking on usc. the trojans got the first points of the game. boatright had 36. it didn't get better for cal. conner vanover got a wide-open dunk of his own. cal praled by 15 at the half. harris from the corner. matthews added another one. usc had 13 degrees sthrees in . cal has lost 13-straight. >>> st. mary's hosting pepperdi pepperdine. it was the fitts and ford show for the gayles. fitts had four defenders around him and did that. and jordan ford driving. floats it in beautifully and picks up the foul. he pitched in 20. fitts was five of seven from beyond the arc. points.shed with a team-high 25 st. mary's

. >> and ucla shot down cal. she scored 28 and 80-74 as the bears have dropped five straight.hat's sports at this moment. i'm going back to continue my celebration with the cheesecake. a lot of treats to enjoy. we'll see you later. >> and he didn't save any for us. >>> 6:24 and a lot air balloon with a dozen people makes an emergency landing. the question this morning, what went wrong. >> reporter: and a road in napa county shut down after an overnight officer involved shooting. what we know coming up. >>> and checking out one of the traffic cameras before we go to break. good conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. it's a cold morning on this monday morning. we'll be right back. (soft music) fitness sf is a local, family owned group of fitness facilities here in the bay area. comcast business provides all of our ethernet connections, the wifi, the cable, it is super fast and efficient and it really has made a difference in our business. we wanna keep people fit and healthy and our clubs stay healthy and fit because of comcast business. and our clubs stay healthy an

ucla medical centre was struck -- i was struck as a pedestrian on the way to high school, that is insouthern california. to be clear, concise, and correct. i do not wish anyone harm in this world, but you ate commissioners are the only human beings who matter, you are the winners. do you understand? you have all the money, you have all the power, the privileges, everything. congratulations, i am happy that you are the winners. you have money, hooray, money, money, money, that is all that matters in san francisco, to be clear, concise, and correct. i am proud to have been a junior clerk this past election with the department of elections. both my husband and i, not that you care. why would you care about the elections? ms. miss deborah does, she gave us a promotion. we worked every single day, every single hour of every single minute to, and walked home from this city hall all the way up to make it to trader joe's because the bus on market street is not going to come. you don't want to know why, and to order the pipes, by the way? who paid for the pipes, the pipes on market street. co

>> we had younger college students missing college classes and their professors, especially at ucla andmento, are unwilling to work with their students and claim they are lying about being stuck on a train. we had a couple of meltdowns, panic attacks and psychological. i happen to have a psychological degree and work with adults. i have been calming a lot of people down. everybody for the most part has been pretty relatively stable. >> oh, my gosh. those professors will eat their words. are you getting any sleep? is there enough food for all of you? >> we are actually down to our last meal, so breakfast is our last meal. we did just get an engine we've been waiting 30 hours for that pulled up two seconds ago. they said they still have to clear the road but we have something to pull us into the station now. we don't have food, but -- >> that's good news. the tracks still aren't clear. there's trees, falling trees along the track. have they given you any sense how much longer you will track there? >> all we know they cleared nine miles of track yesterday and took them 11 hours to clear ni

. >> 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 >> right before the game starts, if i'm still on the field, i look around, and i just take a deep breath because it is so exciting and magical, not knowing what the season holds holds is very, very exciting. it was fast-paced, stressful, but the good kind of stressful, high energy. there was a crowd to entertain, it was overwhelming in a good way, and i really, really enjoyed it. i continued working for the grizzlies for the 2012-2013 season, and out of happenstance, the same job opened up for the san francisco giants. i applied, not knowing if i would get it, but i would kick myself if i didn't apply. i was so nervous, i never lived anywhere outside of fridays know, andfridays -- fresno, and i got an interview. and then, i got a second interview, and i got more nervous because know the thought of leaving fresno and my family and friends was scary, but this opportunity was on the other side. but i

his tale of how in 2017 while in beijing he persuaded china's president xi jinping to release three ucla basketball players accused of shoplifting in that country. >> i was having dinner with him at this incredible show that he put on. a ballroom, the likes of which few people have ever seen. it was an incredible evening. melania is here. i'm talking. it just happened. they were put in jail. and i said, mr. president, could you do me a favor? could you let the three basketball players out? he didn't know about it. he called over his people. he has ten people standing behind him. everybody from central casting. central casting. glasses, pad, boom, he was over it. he came back. he reported within two minutes, explained basketball players, and i said it would be a great thing if you could possibly let them out. he goes so be it. they were out. i thought -- i said is this different than our country? just a little bit different? >> michael cohen is set to begin his three day marathon of congressional testimony in just a few hours from now. first up a closed session with the senate intelligenc

then it's found out to be a hoax, and, ucla shelby, not too far down the coast from you.tudents were actually saying, we still believe jussie. that's how bad things have gotten. shelby, thank you so much for joining us. you don't do tv often and we really hope you will come back. just fascinating, thank you so much. live in hanoi, vietnam, which president trump is set to make his first appearance ahead of his second summit with kim jong un. any moment, we will take you there as soon as the president emerges claritin-d relieves more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ book now and enjoy free unlimited open bar, free airfare and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase

that is as a writer and ucla doctoral student, my goodness. jessica thank you you are always upstanding and you represent a great organization. mr. finnell you are a good man, and you are in the struggle of doing something that really needs to be done and that is when we have one third of the american people who either do -- you are either underserved or not served at all you are a hero in my book. he's not here so he is not going to hear me. your congressman is a terrific representative. to michael powell i haven't seen you in a long time, good to see you. i wish we agreed with each other, we don't. [ laughter ] but our friendship is going to survive net neutrality and -- and both of the former chairman you are both really distinguished people who have done extraordinary work in the public sector there that is and always appreciated. i haven't changed my mind. and this is not a bragging point but i am proud of where i am and is an important debate. everyone says that they love the internet, how important it is. where were so many people went

quickly jumped out of his van and started gabbing with the trooper about iowa's football victory over ucla says the trooper smiled, put away his ticket book, and drove off without ever seeing miss hearst in the van. >> jack scott drives patty hearst to las vegas. and he leaves her in a motel there. and for two days she is on her own. she could surrender. she could leave. but instead she waits for one of the team. in this case, jim kilgore takes her from las vegas to sacramento. >> emily and i took a train all the way across going to sacramento. the comrades who were going to help us get set up, they decided sacramento was a reasonable location, that they probably wouldn't look for us there. >> in sacramento, there's a new cast of characters. wendy yoshimura, kathy soliah, steve soliah, josephine soliah, jim kilgore, and mike bortin, the very excitable member of the group. >> mike bortin, a little bit of a wildman. first time i met mike, he talked about wanting to do an operation while on lsd. >> i had nothing to do with patty hearst being kidnapped, although it may be one of the few things

. >> ucla has purchased that to help train their quarterbacks.ly see the future of quarterbacks using that simulator all the time. i'll tell you what, you put that head set in, you're right there in the field. it's so realistic. >> i'm going to have to head over. at looks like fun, actually. >> it's a lot of fun. >> andy scholes, thanks so much. >>> you might have seen online about the warnings ramped up on sex trafficking. but according to the "atlanta journal-constitution," homeland security officials said four victims were rescued in that operation which is the good news. and groups are warning big games like the super bowl do offer opportunities for sex traffic r traffickers and the large pool of clients who are willing to pay them. advocates being proactive here, there are signs on convenience stores, in hotel bathrooms with rescue hotlines. there are some scholars who study the issue while human trafficking is a problem, the link to sporting events that's not so cut and dried. cnn law enforcement, james gagliano with us, as well as mary fra

he graduated from ucla with a psychology degree. this guy is incredible, dave.y you could do that at your work every day. he have a harlem globe trotter. incredible man. and a fun teacher. >> i'm impressed by the 11 foot hoop. that is 6'5" with a ball my 6-year-old could palm. he said he plays for the aaf, new football league for $20 million a year. does he really want to play football? >> that's a big number, dave. you have to think that's what he is thinking he would be worth. those are reports to the ap. polling said in july they are offering players three-year contracts worth $250,000. so that's a big difference. but a big investment for the league. they reached out to tim tebow. he, too, denied the offer. and he says he is all in on baseball. >> on baseball. the new york mets. coy wire, thank you, my friends. koemans, over to you. >>> president trump about to declare a national emergency to get his border wall. details next. nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper.

. >> anthony: raul hinojosa-ojeda is a professor of chicano studies at ucla.rves specialties from the city tlacolula de matamoros in oaxaca, mexico. >> raul: so, bro, you know about tlacolula, right? i mean -- >> anthony: it's the market, isn't it? >> raul: tlacolula is this village, okay, in the middle of a valley. the oldest valley where agriculture was invented in the world. these people who live here lived there for about 10,000 years. so there's archeological evidence of the seeds actually being manipulated. >> anthony: all the way back to the farms? >> raul: all the way back there. and there's where the core of the moles that we're going to eat tonight are from. >> anthony: the mole negro, or black mole, is an incredibly old and sophisticated near magical substance containing over 30 different ingredients. it's an old sauce from an old culture used as either a base to build a stew or as a sauce to pour over a meat. but unlike most sauces, the point of the mole is the mole itself. the flavor is unique. roasted, sweet, bitter, and spicy all at the same tim

and they would win 69-67 and over in westwood, they lost to ucla. but we are talking baseball tonight on game day on location from the famous on for sports restaurant mecca for spring training, which will close their doors on april 10. so we are going to take the game day in scottsdale tonight. >> a little fire side chat, it's close to the flames. >> oh yeah, thank you. thank you. coming up in the next half hour, california wants to draw a legal line in the sand. over the border. the lawsuit attorney general is planning to file and why he may have a tough time getting that day in court. >>> jussie smollett must be brought to justice for lying. >> the jussie smollett assault case took another sharp turn today. the group now calling for the empire star to be arrested. >>> and taking a look at the surf board that's hard to believe the surfer even survived, but he did more than that. his selfless view before heading to the hospital. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or sell a house and p

ucla went on a 15-2 run to start the third. mikayla owenware makes this.he cardinal went on a 15-2 run and put this away 65-51 the epc having in his hometown of charlotte? he went to go see his alma mater davidson play. they won. so he jumped into the student section after the game apparently with the men's swim team in speedos to take pictures. yeah. it's just your typical friday night in davidson, north carolina. do you think that will go over well at oracle arena? i'd like to see that. thanks for joining me this morning edition of sports. we'll see you at 5:00 with all of your highlights. see you then. >>> good morning to you. gray skies over san francisco here. our sutro tower camera and we have scattered showers all around the bay area this morning. heavier downpour in the east bay right now. we'll show it to you on live doppler 7 but i also want to show you where we are in terms of snowfall in the mountains. last year 21% of average. 141% is where we stand right now. you can see behind me it looks pretty good in the mountains, but a winter storm warn

public spar between the president and the governor over funding. 20 me now is jerry nichols berg, ucla management professor, and thank you for joining me, professor. you researched the california project and similar ones. are you surprised by the giant wrench that newsom threw into the plant here? >>, first of all, what the governor said was that he was suspending work on extending the current work, and the current work is to the central valley, and that is not due to be completed for 3 to 4 years. and so that is plenty of time to study options and to think about what is the optimal way to complete california high- speed rail, if at all. so this is a hiatus. it is not a cancellation of high-speed rail. >> marva scale back if you will. to what you think will happen over the next couple of months, as official sort of look at the future of this project? >> well, that is a great question, and it revolves around forecasting what politicians are going to do, so i am not sure what they are going to do. however, what this does is it takes a lot of the controversial parts of high- speed rail in

now we have the anderson ucla class of business september 2017 study, and last week, we had an m.i.t. study on upzoning and now there's another study. what that tells me is we do have a supply and demand problem. the problem is the supply of the right kind of housing is wofully inadequate. and we have increased such an incredible kind of that housing. otherwise, we're going to become a city and our census data already shows that, that the kind of housing that we need to produce are leaving the city, and the people that are moving into the city that are buying the market rate housing outnumber them, so we're becoming a richer, whiter city just like portland and some other places. i don't think that based on everything i'm seeing that the market can't solve the problem by itself. the market will have to produce so many units that it will flood the community, displace people in the immediate future, and drown the community. i truly believe that. without -- with some actual subsidies, maybe we'd be able to do it, but the conundruments, we can't stop migration. the proposal, we always tell

at ucla, i teach a class in media. am just getting a cornucopia of manufactured consent because i cannot think of a clear examample when you have elliott abrams talking about democraracy in terms of use known -- youth known to be linked to terrorists. urent saleh is meeting with presidents. manust met with uribe, a that we dodon't need to o tell , amy, killed thousands of people in colombia. is out there meeting. if you looook on yoututube, youn find videos where he was caught plotting assassination attempts, plotting bombings, plotting all manner of what we in this context would call a terrorist action. of manufactured consent we have going on right now. amy: wednesday's house hearing on venezuela came less than a week after mcclatchy reporter venezuelan authorities uncovered 19 assault weapons, 118 ammunition cartridges him and 90 military grade radio antennas on board a u.s. own plane that have flown from miami into valencia. the boy and 767 is owned by company called 21 air, owned by a man who once ran companies ti

ucla researchers looking at 250 injuries at the hopped. 200 arrived by ambulance indicating more serious injuries, 30% broken bones, 11% younger than 18. only 4% wearing a helmet. 21 of those injuries involved people walking on sidewalks. >>> well, president trump's ambitious plan to eliminate the hiv/aids ep emdiddic in a decade is being met with a few raised eyebrows in the area. >> he announced it at the state of the union address. a more detailed plan introduced yesterday calling to reduce new infections by 90% in the year 2030. the strategy focused on additional resources and expertise in the hardest hit communities, san francisco and alameda, but so far it lacks funding. the head of the president's san francisco aids foundation released a response. in one part it says, "ending hiv will require more than increased funding for hiv services like testing and treatment. it will require comprehensive policies that address the root cause of hiv, health inequities like poverty and institutional racism." 6:46 for you right now with the president facing a new and very serious opponent this m

ucla went on a 15-2 run to start the third. mikayla owenware makes this. cardinal went on a 15-2 run and put this away 65-51 the final. >>> how much fun is steph curry having in his hometown of charlotte? he went to go see his alma mater davidson play. they won. so he jumped into the student section after the game apparently with the men's swim team in speedos to take pictures. yeah. it's just your typical friday night in davidson, north carolina. do you think that will go over well at oracle arena? i'd like to see that. thanks for joining me this morning edition of sports. we'll have all of your highlights tonight. three-point shooting contest, dunk contest. we'll see you then. >>> good saturday morning to you. a live look outside from emeryville. you can see some clouds and some sunshine out there, so slowly we are going to get out of this soggy weather pattern for the week ahead, but we've got a lot going on still in the sierra nevada. in fact, we're looking at this winter storm warning continuing through 4:00 tomorrow. check it out today, it is treache

it was held in los angeles on the campus of ucla. and the big moment that everybody still remembers from that debate, all these years later, is actually a moment that came right out of the gate. came right at the top of the debate. the democratic nominee michael dukakis was asked at the start of the debate what he would do if his wife kitty were raped and murdered. sure, michael dukakis was opposed to the death penalty but what if his wife was raped and murdered? would he be against the death penalty still? it was the first question of the debate and i don't know how you give a right answer to that question, but this at the time was seen as not the right answer. >> governor, if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered would you favor a death penalty for the killer? >> no, i don't bernard and i think you know that i've opposed the death penalty during all of my life. i don't see any evidence that's a detouour rent and there are better and more effective ways to deal with better crime. >> again, hard to know what the right way is to answe

ucla went on a 15-2 run to start the third. mikayla owenware makes this.ardinal went on a 15-2 run and put this away 65-51 the final. >>> how much fun is steph curry having in his hometown of charlotte? he went to go see his alma mater davidson play. they won. so he jumped into the student section after the game apparently with the men's swim team in speedos to take pictures. yeah. it's just your typical friday night in davidson, north carolina. do you think that will go over well at oracle arena? i'd like to see that. thanks for joining me this saturday morning. we'll have all of your highlights tonight. see you then. >>> good saturday morning. here's pier 15. you can see the wet roadways, a little break in the action in this part of san francisco, but we are looking at more scattered downpours today, a cold atmosphere overhead and that's going to allow for unstable weather today and a portion of your sunday. as we look at the sierra nevada notice the temperatures are going to be in the 20s today and tomorrow. it's going to be snowy there. winter storm wa