we would like to welcome monica smith, institute of the environment and sustainability at ucla, she holds the chair in indian studies, field work in egypt, england, tu any -- tunisa, bang lad -- bangladesh and mad gas car. monica l. person to write about the book about concentration into cities, she also has a guest for vivid writing that will make come the life, please join me in welcoming monica l. smith >> thank you for being here, great to see family and friends altogether for this evening and has been amazing day for me and i have many people to thank, i would like to say a few words about city that are essential with modern lives that we can't live with them and we can't live without them sometimes but with more than half of the world's population living in cities and the percentage scheduled to go as time goes by, seems to be an amazing opportunity to think about the sciences of cities and the archaeology of cities and the kind of love-hate relationship when with our own urban center, everyone who came here today had an urban from school, combination of overpriced and also the traf

ucla says the charges are from alleged incident from 2017 and 2018. workers who prepare food, pack and deliver food for united, american and delta airlines, they're going to vote on whether to authorize a strike. they who are also voting today. the union says the strike vote represents months of negotiations that have failed to solve important issues for airline catering workers. >>> and we're also hearing about problems with sfo's new ride share pickup location. times for their rides. over the past few days, lyft and uber customers said they had been waiting as long as an hour for their new rides. a spokesperson said the worst backup was sunday night when a car stalled in the garage. >>> right now, it is 4:48. you to want go over to sal affi we're looking at the super commute. looking around to make sure there's nothing that came up and surprised us here. you can see traffic at the bay plaza is relatively 580 and 205, slowing traffic here for sure. 205, especially. but once you get to livermore and pleasanton, looks good. if you're driving in from tr

ucla up 4-3 the.hen shea wright came through to tie the game with a homer. a bottom of the seventh now runner on for ucla, kinsly washington comes through with a single to left. jackie prober your runner will make a nice slide to avoid the tag, the bruins win the game, they celebrate running out to put a dog pile on washington. 12th title for ucla, first since 2010. dog pile looks like a lot of fun and, alisyn, i was wondering when was the last time you were on a dog pile? >> well, generally -- >> you don't want the answer to that. >> yes, you do. you know, andy, i don't play a lot of sports so i don't have an opportunity to celebrate like that, but i appreciate it from afar. >> after a good show, andy, is the answer to that question. thank you very much. >> that's hilarious. >>> all right. there is this brand-new study that says drinking 25 cups of coffee a day might not be bad for you. but that's absurd. so that's why we brought in john avalon who has our reality check. go. >> here is the science, p

they graduated from harvard and ucla med school respectively.y moved from mexico to central california when they were 10 to chase the american dream. which for immigrants meant picking graping in the field. >> we hate that, but we realize we were doing this recent. it was to help our family to help each other. >> reporter: their parents helped them. their mother introducing them and showing how education was the most valuable currency. >> every time i entered that library, i was entering a different world. by reading a different book. it gave me garage nation to be smsh swrsh else. >> also grounded in their studies. the twins aced their classes graduating high school and sharing the title of value ticktarian. both on full scholarships. then graduate school and the decision to become doctors. what was that moment like when you received your letter from harvard or from us you and ucla. they said congratulations. i was very ecstatic. why would they pay someone of a small town to harvard medical school. i remember checking to make sure it was addres

he's also a professor of political science and chicana and chicano studies at ucla. he held positions at the university of washington. he's the author of four books and more than 60 articles. and he is founding faculty director of the latino policy and politics initiative at the ucla luskin school of public affairs. so let me get started. as i gather my notes over here, move over to the chair, but i'm going to start asking the doctor to give us your take on what you heard this morning from the candidates. i know your firm, you have done a couple polls. you did one for us. that's right. i think it was in april. we commissioned them to do a poll of latino register voters to look at famblt ratings of the candidates. i know you did just did one for univision as well. give us what happened in the past few months in famblt ratings and reflect what you heard from some of the candidates that showed up today. >> thank you, arturo, for having us here. he commissioned to us do a poll in april. we gave him an extremely low price on that poll and he said i could have a free trip

. >>> a former gynecologist at the ucla student health center was arrested, charged with sexually abusings, he surrendered to law enforcement yesterday, he is charged with two counts of sexual battery and one count of sexual expectation of a patient. ucla says the charges are from alleged incidents in 2017 in 2018. >>> a copyright battle over led zeppelin's classic song, stairway to heaven is coming to san francisco. >> [music] >> that song was copied from a song that he wrote in 1957, a federal court in los angeles ruled in favor to let him back in 2017, however, a federal appeals court throughout the rule, saying they guy they gave the wrong instructions to a jury. arguments are set for september. >>> a sick humpback whale is still lingering and splashing in the waters off alameda. a researcher with the marine mammal center says that whale is still showing signs of distress. it is not getting better. the humpback was first spotted about may 27, recently it moved closer to where the uss hornet is docked. >>> brace for another round of hot weather today, as temperatures hover around the t

ucla up.wn to the final out when shay knighton comes through with a clutch home run to tie the game. everyone in the stands in oklahoma city just going absolutely nuts. bottom of the seventh now. runner on for ucla. kinsley washington is going to come to the plate. she comes through with a single into left. jackie running the bases. he makes a nice slide to avoid the tag. that's your winning run right there. the bruins celebrate by dog piling washington. >>> finally serena williams adding another accolade to her already impressive haul. serena now the first athlete ever to make it onto forbes richest self-made women list. the magazine estimates williams' net worth at $225 million putting her at number 80 on the list. she's made $90 million on the court. that's double any other female athlete. and she was ousted at the french open earlier this week, dave. two americans remain. both to have them in action this morning. 17-year-old american playing this morning and madison keys also hanging aroun

she attended ucla where she played basketball.lege days that she met and dated john ruetten, long before he and sherri got married. after graduating in 1982, lazarus surprised her family by joining the lapd. this when only a handful of women entered the force. >> i don't think i knew that she was applying. >> stephanie's brother, steven -- >> i was very proud of steph. i thought it was a cool thing. >> stephanie lazarus 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 d.a.r.e., a drug prevention program aimed at kids. she was twice named detective of the year. later lazarus worked at internal affairs, investigating other officers accused of wrongdoing or corruption, and was then promoted to the lapd's art theft unit. her personal life was good, too. in 1996, lazarus got married to another lapd detective. together they adopted a baby daughter. life both at home and on the job never seemed better. >> she was a happy perso

. >>> softball, ucla one out away from winning the women's college world series, then oklahoma's shake annex for egg game-tying home run to keep hope alive. autumn of the inning, kinsley washington, we have a play at the plate, here comes w, here c elizabeth, what is the call? >> safe. >> safe. safe is the runner and the bruins take five minutes for to ta hchshipand first since 2010. that was a great game. >> that is great. >> that is impressive. a usc fan would have called them out. right? >> both of those teams were incredible. >> exactly. >>> we will be right back. >>> this just in, oakland city leaders just voted to decriminalize magic mushrooms, making it the first california city to do so and only the second in the country. >> we will have much more on this story and more at the morning news, the late show with stephen colbert at coming up next. have a good night. (male announcer) up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret for ageless skin? (female announcer) find out how in this paid presentation for meaningful beauty. (male announcer) as cindy crawford unveils her

california is today the most segregated in the country for latino students where 58% attend what the uclacivil rights project considers intensely sbeg gaited schools. meaning schools that enroll 90 to 100% nonwhite students or an equivalent share of white students. harris a platform has made teachers a centerpiece of said indication plan, student debt as well but thus far has said nothing about busing. and yesterday, the mercury news confirmed that the program that bussed harris was voluntary, not court ordered. and a biden aide told "the washington post" that he would not have opposed it. bottom line, this is an institution ill suited for a 60-second sound bite. be sure to answer the question at smerconish.com. we're asking does joe biden owe any pauly for his past position on busing? so does biden's fuller explanation reflected in his memoir absolve his past role? i want to ask the leader of the harvard kennedy school. brooks is the former president and ceo of the naacp. professor, he distinguishes between de facto and unintent n unintentional and dejure, does that provide any cover or

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. >>> also, a record donation at ucla.ell you why one donor is giving the school $100 million. >>> first, we want to take you live and take you outside. this live picture, we're in san diego. who doesn't want to be in san diego right now? it's a beautiful morning. you're watching ktvu fox 2 news with a little isly brother music in the background. a little bird told me you have the fastest internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go, go. now the fastest, most reliable internet can help you save on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? save hundreds of dollars a year when you get internet and mobile together. plus ask how to get $250 back when you switch to xfinity mobile. >>> welcome back, animal rights activists want an end to the dolphin shows at theme parks, they are documenting physical and behavioral harm, and says, t

he is also a professor of political science and chickena, chicken o studies at ucla. he previously held positions at the university of washington, the author of four books and more than 60 articles. and he is founding faculty director of the latino policy and politics initiative at ucla school of public affairs. so let me get started. as i gather my notes here. move over to the chair. i'm asking dr. barreto, to give us a -- your take on what you heard this morning from the candidates. i know that your firm -- you have done a couple of polls. you did one for us. >> that's right. >> i think it was in april. we commissioned latino decisions to do a poll of latino registered voters to look at favor ability ratings of the candidates. then i know you did another. give us a flavor of what's happened on favor ability ratings and reflect on the candidates that showed up today. >> thank you. sure be happy to. as he said he commissioned us to do a poll in april. we gave him an extreme willy low price on that poll and he said i could have a free trip to miami. so i'm here. thank

. >>> university of california said it will strengthen its admission policies after usc and ucla admitted students caught up in the scandal. university said it will work to prevent admissions based on donations to its schools. and get better at identifying false information on applications. >>> in the report presents a scathing portrait of eta which runs bus and light rail services in silicon valley. a civil grand jury report released this week said bta is highly inefficient relying too much on local tax increases. it also said the 12 member board of directors suffers from a lack of engagement and conflicts of interest. the directors all have other jobs as elected officials in the south bay. the report said this may need to change. the transit agency said in a statement bta is committed to transparency. and the prudent allocation of the resources entrusted to us. >>> the bta said it already has 2 committees addressing many issues in this new report. >>> is a specter prowler is in the hospital in santa cruz county. after picking the wrong house. deputies say the man was apparently trying t

the annual meeting of the american society of clinical oncology in chicago are collaboration between ucla and m.d. anderson cancer center. the researchers studied more than 600 pre-menopausal late stage breast canentsnder age 5 and fohose who took a combination of hormone therapy and a daily dose of the pill were more likely to be alive 3 1/2 years after diagnosis than women who got only hormone therapy the drugs work together to limit the growth of cancer sells and slow disease progression. >> it's something we can treat the way we treat diabetes or hiv. but the hope for longer survival, especially with data like this, is actually a reality. >> reporter: jose, it's important to note that the combo is not considered a cure, but it is promising for patients like bernadette who are now living longer with cancer. >> doctor, what's next >> the next step is to test it in patients at earlier stages of the disease and in women over the age of 59 with hopefully similar life-saving results. >> dr. john torres, thank you very much. >>> the u.s. navy is now acknowledging that a request was made to k

the track is stevie wisz >> reporter: stevie wisz puts her heart and soul into softball and as the ucla bruins battle for the championship, it's this senior's grit off the field that is most remarkable she's already stared down two open heart surgeries because of a birth defect. >> not only increases the pressure around the heart, but also makes my heart work a lot harder than everyone else's. >> reporter: her doctors have cleared her to play. >> stevie wisz will come on as the pinch runner >> reporter: postponing surgery number three. >> she just is such an amazing person that the amount of energy that she gives to us, it's unmeasurable. >> reporter: a team leader on and off the field. when the softball season ends, she'll graduate, and within a week have that third operation and swing for the fences >> your circumstances don't define you and just have a positive outlook on life because it's so short. >> wisz takes off from third. she will make it >> reporter: a whiz kid, safe at home. kevin tibbles, nbc news >> safe to say everyone is rooting for her. that's "nbc nightly news" from lo

that's according to researchers at nd anderson cancer certainty in ucla. drug is designed to slow the growth of cancer cells. clinical trials show that 70% of women seefrpg the combination treatment were still alive after three and a half years. compared to just 46% of patients who only received the hormone therapy. >> back in a moment with an update on the breaking news in santa clara. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can tc is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days to save $1000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, only

that's according to researchers at md anderson cancer center in ucla. the drug is called ribosyclif to slow the growth of cancer cells. 70% of women who receive the combination treatment were still alive after 3 1/2 years compared to just 46% of patients who only received hormone therapy. >> take a look at this new video we have. talk about a third wheel. a gator in florida crashing a romantic picnic date. man. an alligator can do that kind of thing. woman said she was at a lake with her fiance. the animal pops out of the lake, begins chowing down on their chinese food. that is rude. when they tried to scare the gator off, it got agitated and charged at them, not once, but twice. the couple eventually got the gator to go back in the water, but not before it ate their entire lunch. in of a true diamond dash manner. >> he wasn't going to share. they're like, you know what? it's all yours, buddy. >> i don't know that i would have hassled him over the chinese. >> let him eat the food. >> go to a park somewhere he's not going to be. >> we don't have that pro

. >> she researches aids at ucla. sending doctors and the media scr scrambling what people were calling gay cancer. >> what shows as a lifestyle of gays is a form of cancer. >> i friend named bernard who told me he had gay cancer. i said what? what is that? i didn't understand, and then he was gone. do you know what i mean? >> he died? >> yeah. >> that began playing out across the country as hospitals became overwhelmed by aids, especially the one not far from the san francisco general where rita volunteered and alison and cliff were nurses. >> after the intensive care units filled up, we started spilling over into the regular units of the hospital. so that's when things really got kind of out of hand, actually. >> some nurses feared this unknown, unnamed disease so much they wouldn't even go near someone with aids. the fear was pervasive. >> carrying an exposed needle is a lot like pointing a loaded gun. >> but something different happened. cliff morrison saw his friends getting sick and dying and realized that aids

>> when i saw that ucla had offered me a mission, a full-ride scholarship i was very ecstatic.rom a small town of 5,000 people to go to harvard medical school? i remember refreshing the page, making sure that you know it was addressed to the right person. to me. >> do you reflect on the sacrifices they've made so that you can live this life that you're living now? >> i think that's why every day i wake up and i think how can i, what can i do today to make myself better. >> my family better and my community. >> the power of a dream. planted at a young age. for cbs this morning saturday, los angeles. >>> that's great to see, isn't it? >> i love the line education being the most valuable currency. so true and the idea that a book can open up your mind. >> and they do it together. that really makes, that makes the mark. >> a proud mom and dad, congratulations to all of them. >>> what if fishermen didn't set out to catch fish, but haul in plastic pollution for profit. how two ocean-loving entrepreneurs have turned their innovative idea a growing business that's cleaning up our water

. >>> a former ucla gynecologist has been charged with sexual battery.o students treated in 2017 and 2018 by dr. james heaps. he had worked at the university as far back as 1983 but was recently fired and reported to police. ucla health now says it wants to hear from other patients who may have been abused. >>> nasa's hard at work assembling the rover for its mars mission next year. >> here's what it will look like when it's all done. the space agency is letting us watch the work at the jet propulsion laboratory in california. look at that. >> yeah. >> earlier the clean room was a beehive of activity with workers in so-called bunny suits. >> and now checking out nasa's live web cam feed. >> oh! >> we see a couple people. >> we see a couple bunnies. >> they actually should be watching us. maybe they have us on on that monitor to the left there. >> they're going to turn around and wave in just a second. guys? guys? >> men in white? >> oh! there's a lot of people in there. >> is that another one in a chair? >> do they have a jack as well? is that jack? >> t

that is according to searchers at md anderson cancer center and ucla.g is designed to slow down the growth of cancer cells. clinical trials show that 70% of women who receive the combination treatment were still alive after three and a half years compared to just 46% of patients who only received hormone therapy. whwins the annual charity auction and gets to have lunch with warren buffett. thisr thanonymous winner blew everyone out of the water with a record donation of $4.5 million to have lunch with warren buffett. >> a lot of cash. >> but he does pick up the tab for lunch. >> you get a deal. it is a deal. >> and the money as always goes to the glide foundation charity in san francisco to help the poor and the homeless. buffet has raised more than $34 million for glides and starting that auction back in 2000. >> impressive stuff. >>> let's turn over to sports. bonnie has a preview of what is coming up next. >> the warriors have a pivotal game two match-up in the nba finals tomorrow against the raptors as they try to head back to oracle with the theory

women's softball national title game, oklahoma, ucla, bottom of the 7th, tied at 4.e going to see a great hook slide here, right around the tag. the bruins captured their 12th national championship 5-4. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. see you man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm alma daetz. for dan, all of us, thanks for >> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, the cast of "dark phoenix" featuring -- sophie turner -- james mcavoy -- jennifer lawrence -- michael fassbender -- jessica chastain -- nicholas hoult -- and tye sheridan -- plus unified heavyweight champion andy ruiz jr. -- and a tribute to avicii featu

he received his degree from harvard and is a former faculty member at ucla. for years, he has studied the causes of an enlarged prostate and has helped thousands of men reverse and control the problem. today, he'll help you. >> the numbers -- they're unbelievable. half the men over 50 in this country -- that's 30 million men suffering from an enlarged prostate? >> barbara, that's right. every man has a prostate, and as surely as their hair is going to turn gray, that prostate is going to enlarge. and by the age of 70, 80% of men will have problems. as men age, testosterone, the male hormone, is converted to dihydrotestosterone, much more potent variety, and it stimulates the prostate cells to grow and multiply and the prostate to enlarge. >> what kind of problems does that cause? >> a weak stream, hesitancy, stopping and starting, urgency, frequency, getting up frequently at night to urinate, ultimately pain and sexual dysfunction. >> and virtually every man is gonna face this? >> every man has a prostate, and if a man lives long enough, they're going to expe

we came from the same college theater company at ucla and we always wanted to make something togetherter on fresh off the boat. and we just always wanted to do our version of when harry met sally because that is like my favorite movie. so the opportunity came and we just got to writing it. >> right. >> you borrowed from your life to write the script. what i really loved about the story because i didn't know the part of your life. because you play a character who is living at home, in the bay area, and what i loved is how you created this world. like i live at home with my mom. >> clubby like. >> yeah, yeah, why did you use your life and why was it important for to you create a character that was like. >> well, we wanted to reflect real people who exist in the bay area, this real community of people. and yeah t was important that my character marcus wasn't a schlub. you usually see the guy without lives at home as a schlub and smokes weed. my character smokes weed but is he not a schlub. and we just wanted to create real people. >> yeah. >> that was really important to create people, y

kids test scores and poses re-recruited athletes in order to get to elite schools like stanford, usc, ucla, and georgetown. the lawyer for former silicon valley hedge fund ceo manwell rodriguez, henriquez and his wife said there is evidence that parents thought they were just donating money to the schools or athletic programs and they didn't realize the money would end up in the pockets of coaches and the schemes mastermind, rick singer. the first sentence in the case will be for former stanford sailing coach john vander moore on june 12. is pleaded guilty to racketeering conspiracy. he and 13 parents had pleaded guilty in admission scandal and they are fighting the charges. >>> president trump joined queen elizabeth for an extravagant state banquet on his first official state visit to the uk. earlier, a small group of protesters gathered outside buckingham palace denouncing the president. still, he seems to be enjoying the royal treatment.>> reporter: a grand display of british royal fanfare welcome to the president and first lady to buckingham palace. the queen is hosting the three- day

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anne rimoin is associate professor of epidemiology at ucla fielding school of public health.ed expert on infectious diseases and leading a team looking at the effectiveness of the vaccine in the drc. what are you making of it so far? thank you very much. 0ur thank you very much. our work is suggesting that the vaccine is in fa ct suggesting that the vaccine is in fact doing a good job at providing immunity. we are at the very beginning stages of our research and oui’ beginning stages of our research and our analyses, but the work that has happened so far that the vaccine is doing a good job. and professor, you know better than anybody, this is a serious outbreak. and reports of one member of staff being infected despite being vaccinated ? member of staff being infected despite being vaccinated? i am not aware of that specific piece of information, but there are cases of healthcare workers who have in fact been infected with the ebola virus and passed, so that is not com pletely and passed, so that is not completely surprising. and whether 01’ completely surprising. and whethe

maya, ucla survey found if you added a citizenship question to the census up to 10% of the population would likely not respond. i think we can't ask enough why does this matter and what are the implications? >> don't you think the average person might be like, yeah, sure, why wouldn't you? >> right. >> i think this is exactly the problem. we are in a context in which folks even if they are in the country legally have felt har s harassed by immigration services. we have a child who was literally crossing the border from mexico into the united states and had a passport who was detained for hours and the threats of raids. remember that the enumeration isn't about citizenship, the enumeration is about how many people are here and under what conditions. and so if we create an environment in which people feel like they can't safely answer the question, meaning it might be used against them in some way, whether legally legitimate or not and results in them not answering it, the reality is we will see states losing potentially congressional seats because of an undercount of population. in fac

the money will reportedly be equally divided at ucsf, ucla and the university of southern california. the donations >>> >>> the worst. clam beach county park. and lindamar beach in pacifica is the third. san mateo's aquatic park is 10th. they ranked them according to the most polluted in the state based on levels of harmful bacteria in the water. >> everything on the bummer list is an f or a d grade. >> the beach water quality has been down slightly over the past year due in large part by increased rainfall. >>> members of lgbtq is at risk of losing its legacy. how city leaders are hoping to preserve the neighborhood's role in history. >> also a look outside at the bay area booch. ocean beach in san francisco is one of the beaches that reefed an a rating. we'll check in again with steve paulson about whether or not there's even cooler weather on this beautiful horizon. >>> the san francisco school board has voted unanimously to cover up a controversial mural in george washington high school. the board is now studying whether to paint over it or secure it with panels. ktvu's deborah vi

a liberal who was i believe a democrat is a professor at ucla of computer science or research sciencene a study, a very meticulous study, at the best of my knowledge has not been validated showing that in the last election, that is exactly what google did, steer people toward democratic nominees and as a result, candidates. as a result skewed election results. i would argue if one wants to be honest and a premium, if they want to be honest, i would say google had a much more insidious effect on the election than putin. i am no putin fan. >> the way they do this, if you put some search in, direct you away from conservatives say, it's more positive, mainstream, pro- democratic sites and then they depart form and we know that google executives were on the obama team, they met at the white house, as ted cruz found out, we know who they want in the white house, watch him grow this executive. >> of the senior executives of google, do you know of a single one who voted for trump? >> thank you. i work on google digital well-being and i tell you, we have diverse views. >> do you know of anyone

robert epstein who was a liberal and i believe a democrat and professor at ucla computer science, researchhas done a very meticulous study to the best of my knowledge it has not been in any way invalidated, showing in the last election that's exactly what google did, steer people toward democratic nominees. or candidates. and as a result actually skewed election results. i would argue if one wants to be honest and that's at a premium. if one wants to be honest, i would say google had a more insidious effect on the election than putin did. jesse: the way they do this, if you put some search in they direct you away from conservative sites toward more positive mainstream pro-democracy krat i can sites. and then they deplatform and ban people. we know a bunch of google executives were on the obama team. they met at the white house on numerous occasions. as ted cruz found out, we know who they want in the white house. watch him grill this executive. >> of the senior executives at google, do you know of a single one who voted for donald trump? >> thank you, senator. i'm a user experience directo

san diego state, ucla, uc davis, and uc santa barbara all made the top 25. it uses the campus pride index to rate friendliness on college campuses. >>> tom brady needs two hands to wear all of his rings. we are getting the first look at the san mateo star's newest and sixth super bowl championship ring. not bad, tom. patriots unboxed the rings at a ceremony last night. >> he has three and three. >> tonight in oakland, game four. bob redell live outside oracle arena. one of the players have been cleared for tonight's game. so that's something to be happy about. >> yes. we're talking about that guy there, klay thompson. he is expected to play at oracle behind me in oakland. tip-off, 6:00. unfortunately kevin durant still ruled out for tonight. and looney out for the rest of the season. this is not the only news people have been talking about. you'll recall when the nba and the warriors shoved one of the players kyle lowry. he fell into the front row. mark stevens shoved him as he was trying to step back up. he hurled vulgarities at him. he must pay $500,000 fi

youth that exist, and i hope to carry with me what i have learned to my next step of education at uclad for the rest of my career. i would like to thank the board of education for offering this platform and hearing our student input. mr. lopez for his constant effort and care that goes into every week of sac's work, mr. quan for his support to our team department and district, and finally, mr. truitt who has been the most extraordinary student advocate and ally i have ever had the pleasure to work with. thank you so much and i wish the best of luck to next year's student advisory council. [applause] >> so apropos. i think this is your last meeting, student delegates. thank you so much for your service. we will miss you. [indiscernible] >> sorry, spee-8 -- yea, finally we are hosting a leadership celebration ceremony on friday, may 31st, to acknowledge the dedication and hard work of our student leaders in the past year each student is going to receive 50 hours of community service time and an award certificate. each senior student, in addition to what we just mentioned, his going to re

she had a bachelors in chemical engineering from ucla. today, she would be hired as an engineer. back then, she was hired as a computer. these women worked with paper and pencil and bulky machines called calculators that, despite their size, do surprisingly little. early models did addition and subtraction. later models could do square roots. the women were calculating the early potential of rocket propellers and trajectories of missiles. they were working on a 49 foot behemoth and a smaller surface to surface one. but the real love was space exploration. in the 1950's, the women start adapting the design for the sergeant missile into a rocket called puberty -- called jupiter. they took their calculations and created a scaled-down version called the baby sergeant. they took 12 of the baby sergeant's and place them in a big spinning tub and the women decided to make it spinning so it would balance the thrust of all the different rockets. they placed two of the spinning tops on top of a large rocket and at the peak was a single baby sergeant whose aim was to launch the world's firs

san diego state, ucla, uc davis, and uc santa barbara all made the top 25. >>> tom brady needs two hands to wear all of his rings. his newest and super bowl ring was unboxed at a ceremony last night. >> you can't get any more because he won't be able to fit them on his fingers. >> he has six. he can do three more, four possibly. 5:47 right now. tonight in oakland, game 4, we're looking for another ring here as well. >> oh, yeah. "today in the bay" live inside oracle arena for us. one of the golden state's players has been cleared to play tonight, correct? >> reporter: correct. we actually stepped outside oracle. more strength in numbers tonight. klay thompson is expected to play tonight game 4 here at the oracle arena in oakland. one of the team owners was band after shoving kyle lowry last night. he fell into the courtside seats trying to save a ball. mark stevens shoved lowry as he tried to step back up. he must pay a $500,000 fine. and he is not allowed to be at games in the next year. >> if kyle was hit hit back a lot more than fine, it would have been to kyle. so a situation where y

it's a collaboration between ucla and m.d. anderson cancer center.rs study more an 600 lat stage breast cancer patients under 59 and found those who took a combination of hormone therapy and a daily dose of a pill were more tikelyo be alive three and a half years after diagnosis than those who only used hormone therapy. >> the hope for longer survival, especially with data like this, is actually a reality. >> that was dr. john torez repo repor reporting. >>> now so another story. an unusual and unelcome site for some beache goers. an alligator on north topsail beach. finding alligator on the beach is rare. this is weid. apparently it's not unheard of. wildlife officials say alligators can prefer frtesh waover salted water, but keep your distance if you come across an alligator. we need to remind some people. don't approach alligors. >> any water they're in is their watly. >> exact >> precisely. >>> turning to the weather, will there be any water coming from the sky this afternoon? it don't look like it. >> not today. on vacation, i loved there. ion v

. >> reporter: the doctor performed part of wayne's rare triple transplant at ucla and says cases like wayne's highlight the critical need for organ donation. >> without the generosity of a donor family at a time of tragedy, we will not be able to do what we do every day. >> reporter: wayne knows very little about his owner but would like to know more. he wrote the family a letter. >> i really let the donor's family know just how appreciative i was for the sacrifice that their loved one made. >> reporter: he hopes to one day meet the donor's family face-to-face to say thank you for his new life. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> that's extraordinary. wayne's family isn't just grateful for his improving health, his wife jennifer recently beat breast cancer. >> wow. what a story that is. >> it's amazing what they can do. >> absolutely. just being a donor helps so much. >> after going through all that, he does look terrific. thanks for watching. "60 minutes" is coming up next. >> we have news throughout the evening. latest always on kpix.com. we'll see you back here at 11:00 and h

prosecutors say rick singer paid $200,000 to a ucla soccer coach to get two clients on the roster andhool. that coach pleading not guilty. they say another student got into u.c. berkeley using fake test scores. the new proposals come as another parent pleads guilty as part of the scandal. anita? >> hi, shepard. the pleaded guilty in boston today. toby mcfarland paid $450,000 to get his children into usc as fake athletes. as for the new guidelines, here's the key recommendations put out by the u.c. system. first, ensuring a clear documentation trail that support decisions. second, implementing the monitoring of donations that prevent decisions from being made on accented final gain to the university. third, improving mechanisms in place for monitoring athletic programs. lori laughlin say that her daughters were member of a crew team when they never rowed. while all of this seems basic and obvious, the varsity blues scandal has put a spotlight on how lacks these guidelines were before. u.c. president janet napolitano said she felt outraged when she learned what was going on. she ordered

i think that's what he people -- >> reporter: she reserves aids at ucla.alert from the cdc and sending doctors and the media scrambling to explain what some people began calling gay cancer. >> which shows that the lifestyle of some male homosexuals has triggered an epidemic of a rare form of cancer. >> i had a friend named bernard who told me he had gay cancer. and i'm like what is that? and i didn't really understand and then he was gone. do you know what i mean? >> reporter: he died. >> yeah. >> reporter: that sort of story began playing across the country as hospitals became overwhelmed by aids. especially the one not far from the castro san francisco general where rita volunteered and alison and cliff worked as nurses. >> after the intensive care units filled up, we started spilling over into the rel units at the hospital. oh that's when things really got kind you have out of hand actually. >> reporter: some nurses feared this unknown, unnamed disease so much they wouldn't go near someone with aids. the fear was pervasive. >> carrying a couldn't need i

after i got shot, the next thing i remember was waking up a week or so later in ucla medical center incu. i apparently underwent five or six surgeries during that period of time. even several months after i got home, i couldn't eat any food by my own. but watching the pain that my wife and my family and friends were going through was by far the worst thing that i had to endure during all of that. >> let's talk about -- about your wife. i know that she has suffered greatly. it's a burden that she's -- she's carrying. >> my wife's an extraordinary woman, and i wouldn't be involved in this dialogue if she'd have just said no. i wouldn't have given it a second thought because i didn't want to dredge up any of that pain that she, you know, had managed to kind of set in the background over the intervening 18 or 19 years. up until the point that i was shot, my wife and i, i think we'd been married about a year, and every day when i left for work, she would ask me, be careful, and i always promised that i would be careful. when you love someone, there's a deal there. there's a contract, if you

ucla women's college world series win. this is their 12th national championship and first since 2010. mike inouye is a bruin. >> all right. a look at what you can expect on the forecast today. >>> is a hot day in the valley. we will catch a break tomorrow. look at the highs in the upper 70s. a brief break before they start to see the summer-like weather returning for the weekend. >> sounds good. okay. so the trojans aren't too happy. what about the morning commute. >> the morning commute is feeling like a bruin. backup of course at the bay bridge metered happiness. it is moving from the fastrak lanes a bit. and the build for the north bay. look at all the sunshine. south bay just starting to have slower drives overall in san jose. >> i can't wait till spring returns before summer hits. that's what is happening "today in the bay". live at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> join us for our newscast midday at 11:00. thank you for starting your morning here with us. ♪ >>> good morning. under arrest. the extraordinary crimi

. >> 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 you. >> when i first moved here people come to san francisco to be the person you want to be can be anyone you want. >> the community is so rich and diverse that i'm learning every single day san francisco is an amazing photoy town historically been base on evolution and that applies to every single professional field including philanthropic arts today what i do is photo based art manifests traditional forest and some colonel lodge and other frames of digital forest is a meeting that has been changing like super rapid and the quality is not extended by the medium if you took forest in school or you get a job in a newspaper they'll give give you a list of how to create a philanthropic story my goal to break down that model and from a to b that is unique and allows the ability to incorporate different types of i believey about propels someone through the rise and a fall of their own experiences one o