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and pushing ucla down to the wire. next in sports. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: senior night at stanford with a third-ranked women's basketball team closing out the schedule with 17th ranked ucla, and this was a struggle. trey lance, steph curry in the front row. haley jones with the block, gets it up to cameron brett. coast to coast for the hoop, plus the foul. brick tying her season high with 21 points. lena sontag wide open, big t for ucla to take the lead. stanford, the seniors who did not want to lose this one. then in the final moments, br

ucla law professor joanna schwartz examines how the u.s. legal system handles police misconduct. she is interviewed by new york law school professor kirk burkhalter. "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. joanna schwartz, it's such a pleasure. finally meet you. how are you. i'm well. how are you? very good, thank you. very good. i really enjoyed reading your book. even though the subject is quite a serious subject matter. so i feel a little uncomfortable saying i enjoyed it, but i always enjoy being informed. and certainly as someone who focuses on these issues in my teaching and as former police officer here in new york city, i just found it absolutely fascinating. i wanted to start off with what what motivated you i know this is your area of scholarship and focus but broadly speaking what motivated you to write this book. well i before i a professor at ucla, i a civil rights litigator new york city bringing lawsuits. new york city police, police officers and new york city department of c

we are joined with ucla law professor a.i. -- alex alben.e have been hearing questions around section 230, the protection it gives companies. the argument was twitter should have been taking down certain content to prevent what happened in istanbul. >> that is correct. the argument was that twitter was not vigorous enough in taking down the content. i found that amusing because a lot of the criticism of twitter and the other social media companies has been that they censor content that is available on both media platforms. the fact that they are now being criticized for not being vigorous enough points out how difficult this whole area of content moderation is an social media. caroline: to that end, it has become politicized with broad brush strokes. how much has the supreme court been weighing in? and should they be? >> they have been asking pretty good questions. you would have to read tea leaves right now. the court this captive will bag you can just read about this layer -- the court is just skeptical that you could rebut this layer. if

ucla, ranked number four. stanford coming off of appear upset with arizona. 12.0 run.lls away. right down broadway. cal got demolished by u.s.c. ole torrero. st. mary's. you don't leave adan that san diego pressing to get back into the game. >> they end urihver 10 minutes left to make it a 20-point lead. saxton, a 20-point lead. >> d >> and broncos on the run. >> carlos stewart, lost art of the bounce pass. santa clara up 17 at the break. brandon put up -- this one is from deep. they're in the third in the west coast conference. sharks and vegas, score less wait second period. alexander barabanov. here comes the inevitable for the team kaapo kahkonen made 35 saves but not here. couricourt sharks fall 2-1. >> you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to

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well i before i a professor at ucla, i a civil rights litigator new york city bringing lawsuits. new york city police, police officers and new york city department of corrections, other agencies in the area. and when i was in that practice, there were a lot of questions that came to mind about the way in which our system, the way in which civil litigation actually makes its way through the courts, the impact that it has on police officers and departments, because the underlying expectation is that these cases are going to have an impact, but when i was bringing these, i came to learn that in new york city, at least the money in these cases very rarely came out of police officers and police officers and departments didn't even seem to have basic about what happened in these cases, i would depose officers, meaning question them under oath, and they didn't know how many times they'd been sued or what the allegations were in cases against them, what the outcomes were in these cases and. so these were the kinds of questions that got me really inspired when i became a professor at, ucl

last ditch effort for ucla down 4. the 3 won't go.und, but cameron brink that out of here cam had 25 points, 6 boards and 2 blocks. forgot brother. looking on. steph curry loving it. stanford hangs on for the win. 71 to 66 their 4th straight. well, take on colorado on thursday. santa clara guard brandon projects key has won his 3rd wcc player of the week award this season. he averaged 21 14 in for this week in route to helping the broncos win 2 big road games at byu and at portland, the jet skis, the first bronco to win the award 3 times in a season since former wcc player of the year. john bryant did so in 2008 to the shark tank, the sharks hosted the seattle kraken this afternoon. nice little matinee game on presidents day second period. logan couture and yanni gourde e on the face off a gordie scores on his own goal. right past former sharks goalie martin jones. and just like that one, nothing closing moments of the second period. noah gregor. lights the lamp. it's 3, nothing. san jose. they would tack on another in the 3rd shark s

the cardinal hosting 17th ranked ucla.things up into 4 stanford down one haley jones gets the deflection. cameron brate goes coast to coast. give me all 3 of those, though, old fashion way. he's really, really good. stanford takes a one-point lead later on stanford up to ucla. lena some time. we all 3 of those regained the lead. a minute later, cardinal back up by one haley jones gets the feed from breaks. she had 18 points on senior night. final seconds of the game. last ditch effort for ucla down for the 3. won't go but they get the rebound. however, cameron brink, gimme that. that week stuff out of here. cam at 25 6, 2, god bro. round of a claw applause from stepped showing his appreciation. stanford hangs on for the win. 71 to 66 4 straight. so take on colorado on thursday. the giants had their first full roster practice of camp today. can't even lie. the vibes are great. heading into the season for san francisco. they missed the playoffs last year and took a major step back from an amazing run in 2021, this offseason,

the author is professor joanna schwartz from ucla. it's been a pleasure.t's been a pleasure speaking with you. so informative, the work is excellent, i encourage folks to read it. fink you very much for the conversation. -- think you so much for the conversation. afterwards is one of our signature book podcast, on the latest books, you can watch afterwords and other book tv programs every sunday on c-span two, or any time our website. >> the u.s. supreme court hears the case at that challenges a section of t communications recency act which text tech mpanies forget liability for users use of social media platforms. >> there are almost 80 new members in the 118th congress. this diverse group includes first-generation markets, and a record number of women and minorities. c-span interviewed more than half of them about their up ringing, careers, and political philosophy. on monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, hear from representatives. watch new members of the 118th congress at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, or online at c-span.org. >> order your copy of the congressi

the lead later on stanford up by 2 ucla, lena sontag. pruitt regains the lead. now a minute later, cardinal back up by one haley jones. nice seal. nice finish 18 for her final home game of the regular season. final seconds of the game now. last-ditch effort for ucla and get the 3 off clank. they get the offensive board. try to get another shot but just the exclamation point by camera break with the bloc. 25 6 in 2 junior. job rather. a round of stanford. hangs on to win. 71 66 straight win. they'll take on colorado on thursday. the giants had their first full roster practice of camp today. >> can't even lie divides are great. heading into the season for san francisco, at least for the fan base. they missed the playoffs last year and took a major step back after an amazing run in 2021, this offseason, they whiffed on a couple big name. free agents. no need to rehash all that. we know who they'd inland, but quietly they did at some nice complementary pieces. this offseason and well, brandon crawford back slated to start at shortstop for 12 straight season. it will

kyla new at noon the pac 12 is eyeing 2 new schools to replace usc and ucla in the conference. >> the top 2 contenders are san diego state and southern methodist university. the pac 12 commissioner has already toured the aztecs campus. he is expected to be in dallas to see the smu campus today. the departure of ucla and usc is expected to cost pac 12 schools including uc berkeley, millions of dollars in tv revenue. there are reports a new media rights deal is contingent on the conference conference expanding again to 12. super bowl sunday is quickly approaching and a lot is on the line for sports betters gamblers and a number of states will be able to bet legally on the big game for the first time. our xavier walton takes a closer look. >> betting on your friends that the saying goes money. one is twice as sweet as money earned the party's only getting sweeter for super bowl. 57, the american gaming association says americans will wager about 16 billion dollars on this year's championship game and betts go far beyond football. people place wagers on things like how many hot dogs are s

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. >> sorry, i went to ucla, you must know full disclosure.u know, i'm a southern california guy, so ucla got love for them too just more for usc. kennedy: i understand. i know. i appreciate what you have been saying about this. there is so much pearl clutching with this a.i., we don't have that much to worry about do we? >> i don't think we do. i think that they provide a way like a new way to search and automate things. a way to speed things up. imagine if you could sit down every second of the day, you know 24 hours a day and read everything, take it all in, and you know talk about it, answer questions that is what chat gpt and google's new model does it automates things, it is not perfect it does lie a lot, i asked it. who wrote the book they wrote on machine learning it said someone else. it lies. kennedy: but you wrote that book. >> i wrote it, it is got a problem with lying. that is a challenge, and just like creator of open aa.i. said this an amazing preview of what is to come. kennedy: fear is that self awareness. these things will de

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jim cavallaro, thank you for being with us, professor at wesleyan and a visiting professor at the uclaool of law. before that, taught at harvard and stanford law school for many years. the biden administration just withdrew his nomination is on the inter-american commission of human rights, which he already served on from 2014 to 2017. he was president for a period of that time. next up, we speak with brazilian indigenous leader about lula's trip to washington and bolsonaro committing genocide in the amazon. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. brazilian president lula was in washington last week meeting with president biden talking but the climate crisis and preserving the amazon. the meeting came just over a month after supporters of brazil's former leader jair bolsonaro attempted a coup shortly after lula's inauguration. this week bolsonaro and elsie plans to return to brazil to lead the opposition. last week i spoke to our guest, leader and shaman, what of the largest indigenous tribes in brazil whi

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the game was close until ucla went on a 14 to 3 run in the 2nd half sparked by jaime jaquez gets his shot blocked fights for the board goes back up. he's fouled and it's good. next. the bruins work it around to hawk as he fakes the 3 blows by the defender. goes in for the reverse layup. he led everyone with 26 points. tonight, stanford gets a new moral victory, but the bruins take the game. 73 to 64. mark fox and his cal. there's met up with usc tonight and it really wasn't a pretty sight. the trojans jumped out to a 13, nothing lead and never let up ellis went coast to coast through the bears defense. he's fouled and it's good. left. just trying to figure that one out. 22 points for bogey next. it's drew peterson. >> same thing through the key fouled and good peterson led usc with 30 points. fox. well, he just doesn't get it. and we don't get how he is. still. the coach kept. the trojans scoring a season-high and that 97 60 feet down. meanwhile, every game has been a battle for saint mary's. you think can a couple of weeks ago tonight in san diego, no exception. >> led most of the g

curry was seen on ucla's campus working out after the practice.first noncontact court works in sustaining a left lower leg injury on february 4th in the warriors' win at chase center. there still is no set timetable for one curry will return to game action. >>> he has out another few weeks because of an abdominal injury. held up a trade with portland after four days after gp to build a physical. he was also in practice year with the team. >>> controls are on effect in major highways. an active winter storm warning. it extends to the foothills down to an elevation of about 1000 feet. reporter rachel wolf is in the gap. >> reporter: the snow is coming down. it is beautiful but you need to stay safe. look at it. 35 miles an hour with chang control starting at nyack. here we have got one of the snowplows keeping the roads clear as folks get off. getting their snacks and that cup of coffee heading up the hill. a big competition at palisades this weekend has many folks trying to head up here early. it will get ugly as the day goes on. pack your patience

but ucla did not blink tonight. steph curry's god sister brink. bruins 17th ranked attack. lina zontock a quarter pocket three. 25- 1 11, third quarter run. the bump, the foul, the lay. they erase a one point deficit. on senior night, jones said good night with that shot. scored 18 and they won the game 71-66. stanford has a one game lead in the pack 12 with two games left in the regular season. between the pipes former sharks goalie martin jones at apc center. where's the sweater of the kraken and the sharks are all over them. found the back of the nest. sharks feasted on the kraken. fan there is got free tacos. baseball after a week of pitchers and catches the giants fielded their first full squad work out today in scotsdale. they play their first spring training game on saturday. a new face at giant's camp is pitcher shawn meneya. meneya spent six seasons before playing in san diego last season. played under manager bob melvin. that's changed a little bit by playing for gabe kepler. >> he's nothing like, not a good or bad thing it's just two different personalities and b

the 11th ranked ucla. 7 to 66. the final home game of the regular season. the sharks played aware afternoon game at the tank getting friendly. seattle cracking. doing it for a long time with a pass to michael. watch how sharp this passes. right there. in front of the net. the sharks won 4-0. hitting four goals for the sharks and the crowd gets free tacos. everybody was fired up for free tacos. spring training for arizona. entering the spring with a 23 new players on the roster. they're always rebuilding. nonstop questions about their future whether it is oakland or when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. just $30 a line per month. i should get paid more for this. you get paid when you win. from xfinity. home of the 10g network. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call

i was very bored so i signed up for a physics class at ucla. and i did that and got an "a."> i know. i'm just really method, just like jonathan majors >> seth: did the ucla students notice you when you started taking their physics class >> no. i was really hoping that someone would. >> seth: is that safe to say you did not dress like this? >> no, i loved putting my outfits on though for the class. you know, i put on my blue light glasses and sweater vest because i didn't go to college so i really was really trying in my zoom class to make it real. and it doesn't have the same effect >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> no. >> seth: do you think you dress like when you saw the other kids, did you think like i'm dressing like kids in college now or dressing like kids from '90s movies that i saw >> definitely '90s movies that i thought people dressed like now and they don't everyone was in sweat pants. >> seth: gotcha. >> i was the only one in a collared shirt >> seth: uh-huh. and they were like, "oh my god that's so sad. that's an actress. [ laughter ] >> i was acting like a student

the 11th ranked ucla. 7 to 66. the final home game of the regular season.rks played aware afternoon game at the tank getting friendly. seattle cracking. doing it for a long time with a pass to michael. watch how sharp this passes. right there. in front of the net. the sharks won 4-0. hitting four goals for the sharks and the crowd gets free tacos. everybody was fired up for free tacos. spring training for arizona. entering the spring with a 23 new players on the roster. they're always rebuilding. nonstop questions about their future whether it is oakland or >>> purchasing an iphone isn't cheap. i am still on iphone 9. >> we are talking about a very old-going to record prices. an online marketplace yesterday had the first generation iphone for more than $63,000. the phone is from 2007. it was in its original packaging. it was a gift. the first generation iphones are sold for tens of thousands of dollars to compare phone cost $599.00 when it first came out. >> i like my generation 8. >>> we make it is going to be cool. checking out the bay area map. temperatu

. >> the stanford women got a huge conference win last night against ucla. you caught the highlights right here on kron 4, but it was also a special night for a group dubbed the funky 4. it was senior night for haley jones ashten prechtel hannah. jump in. fran belibi. the foursome have won 116 games together in a stanford uniform, including a national championship and a couple pac, 12 titles. in fact, they are a few wins away from their 3rd pac, 12 regular season title together, a matchup in utah on saturday will probably decide that one. this group ranks up there with some of the best senior classes in program history. despite not having an ncaa tournament, their freshman season and a shortened season their sophomore year, all because of covid. the foggy for still has plenty of work to do and things to accomplish. but as captain haley jones said, they are cherishing their time together as it draws to an end. >> closing out with the funky for one mention any other you know, getting with this team super special. i think my mom said i had like 100 people from

last night win against ucla was extra special. >> we are closing out with the funky four, and imagineany other way. >> funky for? that is the nickname for the for seniors, jones, ashton prechtel, hannah jump, and fran belibi played their final pac- 12 game at maples pavilion. how about that 24 nickname? >> freshman year, we were tricked, and we were told that every class had a name like that, so we spent hours discussing, fierce four, fab four, and those were all really lame, but we had never heard funky for before, so i think i coined it and i was like oh, funky four and they're like well, we are not stinky, like you, but you know we are all different, kate tricked us, and then we came to the team and like what's your class name? >> assistant coach kate pay started the process. selection process is underway for heiskell dustball. the bowls are the top seed in the ncaa us division three tournament. that tiny marin school hosts piedmont to might in the semi finals. >> reporter: the boulder led by jason butler. the athletic player of the year, and just like stanford's funky four, butler

. >>> mark fox and cal, 25 point underdogs against ucla tonight. could they cover? cal on defense. in traffic, the lay in and one. cal got steam rolled by ucl a 87-43. >>> all star game. oakland native damian lillard lit up the three point contest. there's two, there's three, needs the money ball for the victory, and he sinks it. lillard get it is trophy tonight. unfortunately not getting one this year with portland. and matt mcclung played on the summer league team, now plays for the 76er's g league team. right here showing off some hops over two human bodies and reverses it. then in the final round, brings out the high school jersey. forget a 360, how about a 540? he did that on his first try, says it's over. look at him. unbelievable. the judge's gave him a perfect score. he's 6' 2. mcclung, your 2023 slam dunk contest winner. >>> all right, next in sports, tiger woods in action today after making the cut at riviera. and the san jose sharks had buffalo sabers in town tonight. the ending of that game is on the way. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps kee

jacquez led ucla at 26 is the bruins roll 73 to 64 17 ranks. same mary is that u. d second half super fresh? dave mohini. adam maragos. can't belinda hide deep three pointer to put the gaels up 23 13 of the game? same mary's had 20 plus point lead. they went seven minutes without a bucket, but hold on and win it by 3 62 59 mitchell saxon had 17 10 boards in that big st mary's win. baseball is back. the ace hit the desert yesterday and today was a giants turned roll into scottsdale, whether pic be fun, bigger basis and no defensive shifts to name a few giants finished at 500 last year, 30 games behind the front running dodgers. so there is a lot of room for improvement. logan web will linker the pitching rotation along with alex cobb newcomer sean minutemen area, webb was 15 and nine with a 2.90 e r. a giant set up michael conforto and mitch hanniger in the outfield six weeks in arizona, and they will head for opening day march, the 30th and for the first time ever, the giants will actually open. back east at yankee stadium sharks tough chore tonight on the road in

i want to talk about your days at ucla.eritage of ucla with one of the bravest economists i have ever read. he was way out front in the 60's and 70's and some people said he was the marine coming out of the trenches for paul volcker. he would say what do we have going on with the money supply coming down? should we pay attention? >> you are right, ucla was a great place to go to school and i think the message was to always take the theory seriously but confront the. with reality. i think that's what we would be asked to do today. in terms of m2, it's coming down but after being up substantially and that's wade's difficult to analyze this economy. we have such big movements during the pandemic, savings built up and we are trying to figure out things moving in the opera -- in the opposite direction. how much of the tailwind will be with us for spending and price pressure and going back to the jobs report, it looks like we may have more than a tailwind than we thought. tom: what does your confidence look like? we've got this f

i went to ucla. i sought it out, african-american studies, that i did not even need for my major.r: the executive director of urban ed says there' fellows between san francisco and the oakland public school districts, and heavily recruits from historically black colleges and universities. >> in order to make it even possible, we have to ancho different kind of benefits package, that means housing. reporter: urban ed academy covers all expenses for the fellows as they go through the program, which is four years long. >> those are distractions from what you need to worry about, like lesson plans, helping students. am i'm paying attention to the students who were following behind? am i managing behavior that is conducive to the students? >> i love how good of a job you did. >> all of those things play a role in maximizing what you can do in the classroom. so urban ed is there like, do not worry about rent, or utilities, bring your best self to work. reporter: how does a nonprofit pull off free rent in one of the most expensive regions in the world? >> creativity, but most importantly

ucla professor robin d.g. kelley, whose writings were also removed from the curriculum, said -- "this is deeper than an ap course. this is about eliminating any discussion that might be critical of the united states of america, which is a dangerous thing for democracy." the college board announcement came on the first day of black history month. the biden administration has reached an agreement with the philippines to give the united states access to four more military bases in the former u.s. colony. this will allow the u.s. greater access to the south china sea and taiwan as tensions rise between washington and beijing. the deal was announced after u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin met philippine president ferdinand rcos, jr. in manila. marcos is the son of the former dictator ferdinand marcos who was a close u.s. ally. filipino activists held a protest outside the military camp where austin and marcos met. this is former lawmaker and activist teddy casiÑo. >> it will only serve to bring tension in the sou

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i went to ucla. and i actively sought that out.an student that is i didn't even need. >> he says man the bay has 18 fellows between the san francisco and oakland public school districts. and heavy recruits from historically black colleges ant universities. >> pay attention so that you don't lose in game. >> we have to anchor in a different type teacher benefits package and for us that means doing this. >> it covers all professional and living expenses for fellows while they go through the program, which is four years long. >> those stresses distract from attentiveness from the kinds of things that you need to worry about in the classroom. i can maximize gains to my students. am i paying attention to which students are falling behind? i am i managing behavior to the social, emotional developments of the student. can you finish this one for me? all of those things play a role in maximizing what we do in the classroom. what has been a god send, they're like, you know what, don't worry about your rent, utilities, don't worry about thos

in addition to that, the new rule will studies from ucl and new york university shows that the -- ucla and nork university shows the average corporation that engages in this e.s.g. stuff, their market goes up 6.3% instead of 8.9%. so the shareholders have to pay a price. but to me secondarily to the shareholders paying a price is this pound, pound, pound that we already get from the universities, we already get from the popular culture in hollywood, now we have to get it from big business. the traditional freedom-loving moral values of america are something to be stepped aside and we, big corporate america, are going to ingratiate ourselves to the left wing bureaucrats in washington by following the e.s.g. standards. i am very grateful that my good friend from north carolina is letting me give this speech. i ensearly hope -- sincerely hope everybody stands up for freedom. the other side of the aisle would not like it if the people who decide what e.s.g. was was written by jim jordan. and maybe someday that will happen. i don't know. i liked it better when the big corporations stay out

. >> reporter: ucla professor says the law and the size of the state give california an advantage. >>. let's talk about how we do it. because we need to collaborate. we have rights. water rights are at the table. >> but the six other states are showing their strength through the coalition. >> i think all six of us will continue to collectively band together but also be willing to compromise more towards the middle. >> reporter: all seven states are now waiting for the federal government to weigh in. >> what could happen eventually, i think, is that the secretary of the interior is going to say, i'm going to make my decision in three months and i'm not going to tell you what i'm going to do. and then with that kind of incredible uncertainty that might bring them to the table. >> reporter: another option is an expensive, lengthy and high-stakes legal battle at the supreme court. it's better to get a political decision than to get a litigation decision with a supreme court that they've learned is not particularly reliable on getting the facts right or getting the equities right. >> so th

the warriors were back on the practice court today at ucla as they prep for their second.f of their season. they play the lakers on thursday. steve kerr did not. steve kerr did note that steph curry got on the court after practice for the first time since the injury to do some light work with the training staff. as for the guys who actually took part in practice, everyone seemed refresh as they look to make a second-half push up the standings. there's a lot of work to be done as the schedule won't be easy. but it seems as if everyone is optimistic that they can right this ship. >> i think everybody needed the break i think a lot of guys came in refreshed and recharged today and we had a really good practice. the break was needed just from, you know, just don't warm up saying i've got to talk is and a lot of smiles uses uses energy even as the fastbreak drills. and everybody's going at a high speeds and >> play for games is a lot of travel. a lot of and ever see. so be able to step away come back. and we lucky that i think we all needed. i hopefully you see there. >> the gi

ucla did not blink even when big time pro sports stars were in attendance. >> steph curry was there toter cameron brink. the 17th ranked bruins attacked, a corner pocket three, 25-11 third quarter run. third ranked cardinal responsibled with a great block by haley jones. >> they erased one point deficit and on senior night jones said good night with the shot scoring 18. cardinals won 71-66. stanford has a one game lead with two games left in the regular season. >> with the tournament around the corner, i think they're third in the latest power rankings. stanford always shows up at the tournament. >> we talked about this. giving credit where credit is due. a lot of stars were there but the fact that we have stanford women's basketball and seeing how good they are doing and the if a account that people are supporting them is really good. >> good to see for sure. >>> a great way to explore a new area. why san francisco is ranked one of the best cities in the world to see while riding a bike. >>> a scaly surprise. the unexpected discovery by park workers in new york city. >> no thank you.

ucla professor robin d.g.hose writings were also removed from the required curriculum, says -- "this is deeper than an ap course. this is about eliminating any discussion that might be critical of the united states of america, which is a dangerous thing for democracy." from the required curriculum. in greenville, south carolina, e. patrick johnson is the dean of the school of communication at northwestern. he is a pioneer in the formation of black sexuality studies as a field of scholarship. his most recent book is "honeypot: black southern women who love women." in chicago, keeanga-yamahtta taylor is professor of african american studies at northwestern university. a contributing writer at the new yorker magazine. and khalil gibran muhammad is professor of history, race, and public policy at the harvard kennedy school. author of "the condemnation of blackness: race, crime and the making of modern urban america." we welcome you all to democracy now! we're are going to begin in south carolina with dean e. patri

there's to ucla and will that graphic you see at the bottom of your screen?'s great. 38 made 100 spots in it. jaime jaquez his birthday and he did some celebrate. you take the inside goes with head puts it in. he's vowed it's good. he goes up for 28 rebounds tonight. jaime, this time with the steal, he finds amari bailey out in front of the 2 on 2 news hackett system that we throw down. the bruins get their 23rd consecutive home 78 to 43 stanford travel to u.s. c tonight in the saint rose that out. there's the other night. they did a number on the part tonight. it will sure they are usc with the steal. drew peterson picks it up, gets it over to boogie ellis. he drains the 3 6 of 10 from beyond the arc for him tonight. 33 points on the night usc up 11 at the break. and then peterson, again, the drive to the key crazy out of control. it's in lane. thanks he's about the shot is good. >> he finishes tonight with 21 points as usc drop sanford, 85 to 75. now let's go to salt lake city where they are hosting the nba all-star game saturday night is all about the fun

. >> we've seen incidents at stanford, ucla, northwestern, michigan, columbia, tufts, harvard, and the is a prominent one among progressives right now. and those voices have big megaphones at universities. >> when i was on campus it was free tibet. why tibet? had anybody been to tibet? not necessarily. and it's still not free. but that was the issue of the moment. and it is true palestine is the issue of the moment. and that's not to discount it. the palestinians should be free. there are a lot of factors that go into why palestinian activism is so prominent on college campuses. and there certainly is an anti-semitic element in there but it's not the only or even the primary element. >> reporter: experts across the board caution antisemitism is growing on the left but it is not equivalent to hate from the right. >> i'm certainly more terrified of the right, of people who are white nationalists, who are armed, who have a history of walking into synagogues and opening fire. and on the left it is more in the discourse. >> so on the extreme right, they are the tornado that will tear apart