they'll point to stanford-cal, right? but it's just not even close. >> i'm actually married to a wolverine -- >> oh, no. >> yeah, so football saturdays are intense in our house. it is something special. >> it is, indeed. andy mcmillan, best of luck to you, ceo of using testing. i appreciate you're being with us this morning and the best of luck as your early days of trading. "press: here" will be right back. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> welcome back to "press: here." there has been a lot of movement in the electric car and truck space. rivn is now on the stock market. it had a bigger valuation than ford or

the former california attorney general and stanford grad coming home to make sure everyone gets that message. he was joined by california's health and human services secretary and others to make the announcement and remind people that this is day one to start enrolling for the coming year. secretary becerra touting the american rescue plan which makes health care more affordable than ever before for more people. >> every american should have access to quality health care. so that if your child gets sick and you have to go to the hospital, the other part of your brain isn't thinking, am i going to go bankrupt now if i do this? no, the only thing that you should be thinking about when your child needs to go to an emergency room, to a doctor or hospital is, am i getting the best care possible? not can i afford to do this? that's where we're heading. you go on the covered california website and sign up for health insurance. it's that simple. and it's that matter of fact. >> secretary becerra also said there is more options than ever before. he and covered california officials said more l

stanford also wins tonight beating north carolina. but the big win of the night, at san jose, the spartans love drama. that's the game winner. time expired. rarely do you see a slam-dunk winner. san jose state beats northern colorado, 75-74. the spartans, 3-3 on the season. all right. guess who is practicing with the warriors? here it is. klay thompson today at chase center. it kind of looks like will ferrell. he cleared for practice after a knee injury and an achilles' injury that side lined him for two years. no timetable on when he will return to the lineup but he can't wait. >> you know, i don't fear getting hurt again. the last two times i did get hurt, it was such a freak accident, you could say. and i'm just, i hate to use the phrase can't wait because i love to be present in my life but i cannot wait. >> he does look like will ferrell. you can imagine him with knee-high socks. >> the warriors host the 76ers tomorrow night. we're back in a moment. the xfinity black friday sales event is happening now on xfinity mobile. now new

she told the jury she left stanford at the age of 19 because she was raped. she revealed her former boyfriend abused her. he is expected to stand trial next year. >>> happening now. kris sanchez monitoring the testimony has a live report for midday. link to more on the home page. >>> oakland leaders adding more police officers to fight crime, also on the home page response today. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. >>> this morning on the third hour of "today," our christmas tree 101, real or fake? what to know before you bring one home. >>> then, mario lopez live in studio talking saved by the bell. i hope you're hungry because we have holiday gifts for the foodie in your life. the third hour of "today" starts right now. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza,

today, she spoke about how she dropped out of stanford to start her company, which was originally called realtime cures, and how her parents used some of the money they were going to pay for college to help her get the company off the ground. she talked about gradually building up that company, eventually calling it theranos, as she spoke i noticed she made some eye contact with the jury, and it's clear the defense wants them to go home for the weekend. seeing and hearing from holmes in this way, very human, but this is also a risky move, because putting her on the stand means prosecutors will eventually get the chance to cross examine her directly. >> it is certainly a risk to put her on the stand because there is so much to cross-examine her about. you have thousands of emails. you have thousands of statements that she's made to people. >> all right, scott budman is here now. what was the prosecution, you said they get to cross examine, when does that happen, and how is she, what was her demeanor on the stand, was she comfortable? >> she seemed very comfortable and confident, raj, she

chris: susan mcconnell wrote in from stanford. an airline canceled her flight then ignored her refund request for a year. susan: no response to email. no response to the phone call. just dead silence on there and-- chris: two weeks after susan submitted her complaint, the dot pinged her carrier. susan: the next day the airline said, "we're bumping you up in the queue for a refund." chris: in the end, susan got ten grand back in full. to file a dot airline complaint, pick up your smartphone, snap this qr code right here. that's the easy part. be prepared to explain what happened and when. uncle sam will also want to see your documentation, which i'm sure you have. all right, we're gonna stay on the topic of travel and focus on vacation rentals. your host might be watching you or listening in or both. so we decided to look at how to look for spying eyes and ears. chris: if you think cameras are totally forbidden from vacation rentals, i'm afraid you're wrong. your host might be able to have a camera outside the house and inside some

fame class, award winning sports columnist mark purdy, and two-time olympic gold medalist and former stanford swimmer, summer sanders. >> any time that you're inducted into this type of organization or situation, again, you know, it's just goes back to how fortunate i have been to be associated with so many great people. >> my legacy means something to me, not just to me but ann warner cribs who is also a fellow bay area swimming olympian and also a hall of fame member. i like the fact fat we get to celebrate our rich history in swimming in this area. >> to come from where i come from, being a homeless kid, man, and going through all my ups and downs in life and my career to be standing right here, to have a plaque that's about to be in the s.a.p. center, you know, in the san jose hall of fame, it's a blessing. >> and there are several former 49er greats in attendance or are about to come. we ran into roger craig, and former quarterback steve young will be in attendance, all to lend their support for their former head coach. the ceremony begins at 7:00. live at the s.a.p. center in san jose,

they were joined by doctors from the county, stanford. the county has set up more than 80 school vaccine sites to prioritize access to the highest impacted communities. doctors reminded parents vaccines are safe and effective for the newly eligible 5 to 11 year olds, adding in the 3,000 clinical trials that were done on kids there were no major adverse effects and no deaths. the parents asked questions about the potential for a condition that has an inflammation of the heart. >> as a matter of fact the myocarditis risk from infection is more than 100 times higher than the risk from the vaccine. >> so will the kiddie vaccines help lift the school mask mandates? that decision, they say, is up to the state. officials say no plan or metrics for lifting the mask mandate as of now. >>> months after a blind woman was sexually assaulted in cupertino deputies still need help finding her attacker. tonight they showed these photos. this is the santa clara county sheriff's office says this man grabbed a woman and assaulted her in a parking lot near s

stanford hooping it up in the bahamas against number-two maryland. great jump-start for the cardinal. end of the first quarter, hannah jump with the buzzer beater, one of seven three-pointers in the game. she finished with a team high 21. haley jones goes for the drive, the scoop and one, she had 15 points and 13 rebounds. the defending national champs upset number-two maryland 86-67. >>> a beautiful day to hits the links in the south bay. local phenomes teeing it up at silver creek valley country club. that's cath ran szu. the senior at tcu from san jose. junior caleb shelter, the junior at san jose state. that is frankie samcod. they put on a show today. frankie, a junior at valley christian high in saratoga, was the only high school player in the field. she won the tourney. the best part -- the event raised more than $6,000 for two local organizations. first tee of silicon valley and youth on course. i have two young boys, and they are in both programs. great job. >>> that's a look at sports. more after the break. the xfinity black friday sales ev

tonight a stanford expert backed up those claims with research. >> there is gender research that has found white women specifically are seen as more fragile. they're put on a pedestal. we can think of the damsel in distress narrative. the missing white women syndrome has found that missing white women receive initial attention more than other missing persons in the news media, as well as prolonged attention. >> so who is to blame and how do we change the cycle that determines the value of a life based on gender, race, beauty and class? if you missed tonight's episode, you can watch it online. >>> we'll be back in a moment and s >>> as many of you know, starting tomorrow many of the sharks including the head coach can start rejoining the team after sitting out nearly two weeks with the covid protocol rules. tonight sharks in winnipeg are going after it. jonah from san jose, a little moab muscle right there, they kept going for about 30 to 45 more seconds. the jets made it look easy. watch the two-on-one here. they get it past james reimer. the jets beat the sharks. final score, >>> we

thanks to stanford science there may be a new vaccine that doesn't require a shot. the ultimate goal is what's called sterilizing immunity when a person is protected from a virus completely allowing no chance of infection. scientists are hoping the vaccine that they're working on may be inhaled through the nose and provide a line of defense immediately. >> the main advantage of this is the fact that you are able to introduce your vaccine into the lungs, and the lungs is the primary source of course of infection. >> originally they were working on a way to treat brain cancer. when the pandemic hit they applied research to protecting lungs instead of the brain. >>> if you have questions about the vaccine, we can help. check out our vaccine frequently asked questions section on nbcbayarea.com. or on our app. just click or tap faq covid vaccine for kids. it has answers to the most asked questions like should my young kid get vaxed and what are possible side effects. >>> the bear area taking a step in the wrong direction when it comes to covid transmission. the cdc updat

tonight a stanford expert backed up those claims with research. >> there is gender research that has found white women specifically are seen as more fragile. they're put on a pedestal. we can think of the damsel in distress narrative. the missing white women syndrome has found that missing white women receive initial attention more than other missing persons in the news media, as well as prolonged attention. >> so who is to blame and how do we change the cycle that determines the value of a life based on gender, race, beauty and class? if you missed tonight's episode, you can watch it online. >>> we'll be back in a moment and show you what the sharks did and the latest with the 49ers. we need to do something now! pfeffer, what's the plan? uhh, t-mobile sir. t-mobile has great phone offers for every customer. on every plan. ok. hold on a second... you're telling me that new and existing customers get this? yup, new and existing customers. and they can get other benefits, like free stuff or discounts every tuesday. i was going to say the same thing. that's it! draw up the contract. t-m

. >> cal plays stanford nine days from now. and the usc game will be december 4th. >>> all morning long we are honoring those who have served on this veterans day. it was here on nbc bay area's today in the bay about two years ago that we first told you about jake larson. >> a go fund me campaign raised thousands so he could go to normandy. now he is 98. we recently caught up with him at his home in martinez. he says it is important to remember how world war ii troops shaped american history. >> if it weren't for veterans, we'd all be speaking german right now. hitler's goal was to conquer the world. that meant you did what he told you to do. if you didn't do it, he'd just kill you. >> larson is now a published author. earlier this year he debuted the luckiest man in the world stories from the life of papa jake. >> how cool is that. >> this is a live look at the american flag at san jose city hall this morning. >>> the united veterans counsel of santa clara county will hold a parade at noon in downtown san jose. it was virtual

she talked about her time at stanford. how theranos started from humble beginnings. she was comfortable on the stand and says she was allowed to speak without a mask, making eye contact with jurors. holmes expected to be cross-examined this week. she is accused of defrauding theranos investors. >>> turning to the coronavirus pandemic. what a difference two months makes. mask up indoors. we were telling you how they dropped that mandate. now, santa cruz is in the second-worst tier. five of nine counties are in the moderate tier, moving in the right direction. for at least a week, they have reported fewer than 60 cases for every 100,000 people. the rest of the bay area is orange, which means substantial. >>> we're following a story out of wisconsin. a tragic night, when a parade turns deadly. it happened during the parade in waukesha, wisconsin. now, learning that five people have died. 40 are injured. >>> a parade is a celebration in community. it showed have been a community celebration. i'm deeply saddened that so many went up with injury and heartache. >> the theme

. >> cal will play stanford nine days from now in the big game. and the usc makeup game will be december 4th. >>> a live look in palo alto where you might say the city has a new sister. bloomington, indiana, is palo alto's newest sister city. the mayor started that sister city program over a year ago. this is to promote cultural and commercial ties. >>> all morning long we are honoring those who have served on this veterans day. it was here on "today in the bay" we first told you about jake larson. the then 96-year-old world war ii veteran was trying to get to france for the 75th anniversary of d day. >> a go fund me campaign raised thousands of dollars so he could get to normandy. now he is 98 and we reenltly caught up with him at his home. >> if it weren't for veterans, we'd all be speaking german right now. hitler's goal was to conquer the world. that meant you did what he told you to do. if you didn't do it, he'd just kill you. >> larson is now a published author. earlier this year he debuted the luckiest man in the world stories from the life

. >> the new stanford grad, jessica walkins is headed to space. she will add the distinction of becoming the first black woman to board the space station. then increasing the maximum price they will spend. to buy here, you need two mortgages, the base mortgage and a jumbo. that should save you money but it could cause more buyers to enter the market and increase prices. we will see. and then netflix is going to change and will rank the show by how many people watch shows, not just for two minutes which is how they have done it. i don't know if you have seen the red notice we ran. it's cute, although it's a movie that you look at twitter while you are watching. >> what is it called? >> it's called "red notice," and it has the rock in it and ryan reynolds. it has a lot of easter eggs in it. if you have seen easter eggs, tweet me. >> i will have to watch it to figure out what you are talking about. >> you had me at ryan reynolds. >>> a look outside of sfo this morning, and if you are going somewhere next week, get ready for busy airports and roads. 5

is a brutal reality in society for certain groups, but we wanted to find out if that was true so one stanford expert backed up those claims with research. >> there's gender research that found that white women specifically are seen as more fragile, and they are put on a pedestal. we can think of the damsel in distress narrative. the research on missing white women syndrome found that they receive quicker attention as well as prolonged attention. >> a lot of people, it was an awakening to realize, wow, i never thought about it. but when you think about the coverage you have seen, and the people you put that attention on, there it is, proof is in the pudding sometimes. if you could not watch last night, we have you covered. you can watch the latest episode online right now at nbcbayarea.com, and go to the top of the home page and click on race in america. >>> and then one commissioner is ordering new insurance protections for homeowners living in at risk wildfire zones. it brings the total number of projected homeowners to 618,000 in 31 counties. those policies can no longer be dropped by insur

she was part of the 2004 stanford rugby champions. fannie mae and freddie mac will increase the maximum price for mortgages they guarantee. good news for home buyers inexpensive markets like ours. to buy a house here you need generally two mortgages, the base mortgage and a jumbo. the changes mean the base mortgage could get bigger and the jumbo smaller, and that could increase house prices. we will see. netflix will rank shows by how many hours people watch them, and right now it's ranked by how many people watch the first two minutes. >> i never knew that. >> isn't that strange? i showed you a clip of "red notice." we talked about easter eggs. as he looks around, that crate right there is from indiana jones. folks are watching that movie, which it's kind of dumb but it has great, great easter eggs in it. >> people are going to be, like, he called that movie dumb. >> contact me on twitter if you disagree, but it's a little dumb. >> thanks, scott. >>> you may be eligible for compensation. if you are eligible you may have received noti

kylie comes up with a huge safe, and the defending national champs beat stanford. next up, the broncos take on georgetown on friday. >> thanks, anthony. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, standing against hate. bay area communities calling for a stop to hate and racial bias as one south bay town prepares to take action. hoping to strike a deal. negotiations between kaiser and its pharmacists set to continue in a matter of hours. what that means for you and your prescriptions if they can't reach an agreement. it's sunday, november 14th. we are taking a live look outside at the transamerica building in san francisco. thank you for joining us. i am candice nguyen. >> fog decided it would come in for round two on this sunday morning. i want to show you the live look at downtown san josÉ. you could see some of the fog yesterday, of course, the south bay was extremely dense. it's extremely dense, as candice said. you couldn't see anything earlier, and we are finally starting to see some of the road and trees out there, and even then it's pretty dense.

response is a brutal reality today for certain groups, and we wanted to find out if that was true and one stanford professor backed that up with research. >> white women are more fragile, and research on missing white women syndrome found that missing white women show initial attention as well as prolonged attention. >> you know, they talked about that tier system there. it was who is considered more important when you think of searches, and it's a reality for a lot of people who knew this already, but i know it's a shocker for some people where it was, like, i never thought about it. when you think about the coverage you see -- >> it's apparent and gets a lot of attention. if you missed last night's episode, you can watch it online after "today in the bay," of course. go to nbcbayarea.com and it's at the top of the home page. >>> thousands of kaiser pharmacists threatening to strike. it's 5:26. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 5:30, elementary school students in san francisco will return to class today after one of their teacher assistants was killed steps away from the campus

one doctor at stanford children's health says hospitals may be overwhelmed by a double punch. >> if you go to 2019, according to the cdc there were almost half a million hospitalizations from the flu. somewhere between 25,000 to 60,000 deaths from flu. we could definitely see a lot of hospitalizations, a lot of deaths. >> you can watch the full story on nbclx. that's xfinity channel 185. >>> this is where a years long debate will impact people trying to make it in the bay. the city's planning commission will decide on two competing proposals that address the need for more housing. this new push comes as sb 9 is set to end single family zoning across california in january. >>> a preliminary legal hearing over the new admissions policy at the i legal lowell high school from a merit based admissions system to a lottery. the district has never commented on the suit. >>> breaking right now, an abduction in the north bay. an amber alert is being issued for a girl police say was taken from a north bay gas station. >>> and showing solidarity. kaiser workers walking off the job for 24 hours. ahe

she talked about her time at stanford and how her early career exploded. many did not expect to risk her testifying on her own behalf. prosecutors have the chance to cross-examine her about her failed company and its faulty blood testing technology. follow the reporting of the theranos trial online. click on elizabeth holmes trial coverage. >>> one man hoping to change policies at a golf course to protect drivers. we're not talking about the drivers you find in your golf bag. we're talking about drivers along adjacent highway 101 near 237 interchange in sunnyvale. a stray golf ball from the sunnyvale municipal golf course recently struck his car and his dash cam captured it. you can see it right here. take a look right there. he said it really scared him and his wife. especially in light of recent freeway shootings. >> we've just got scared for a minute because it was loud. it was like a boom. >> reporter: he says now he has to fix a small dent in his car and hopes something more can be done to make sure those golf balls don't stray. the golf course only t

i'm sure the medical people love that one you know [ laughter ] they're like "i studied oncology at stanford. it's like, "hold on, my pizza is here [ laughter ] what is that guy oh, first responder. thank you for your service." you know [ laughter ] but it is -- it's weird, because that's who's -- medical people and restaurant people are interchangeable now. >> seth: yeah. >> they deputized -- the only person that's taking my temperature past -- is every hostess at a restaurant. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> like the waitress is checking your vitals. [ laughter ] and the bus boy will be back with your blood work in a few minutes. [ laughter ] that's how i found out i had covid. now, you're going to think i'm making it up i get the phone call "you have covid. i go, "who is this?" "applebees." >> seth: no. [ laughter ] >> i said "what should i do? they go, "we don't discuss it over the phone come down. we'll talk about it over a bottomless margarita for $8.99." [ laughter ] it sounds made up. it sounds like a bit >> seth: sounds like a bit so you know, some things are going back to normal and

wish, she and her family collected 400 toys, and delivered them to lucille packard children's hospital stanford, and they haven't stopped collecting since. >> over the last six years, we have collected over 3,000 teddy bears and toys. recently during the pandemic, the hospital has paused accepting the donations but not deterred, callie and her teddies for tots program is giving to foster children instead. every year her parents say callie has the option of not undertaking the collecting and storing and giving, and every year, callie says she wants to tackle it again. if you look at it one way, she has spent half her short life helping others. thank goodness for all of us, she has such a long future ahead of her! >> garvin thomas for us this morning. it is 5:49. and did you know the macy's thanksgiving day parade will be back today, and it's supposed to be bigger and better than ever, after last year's slim down festival. the balloons will be flying high this year, and there will be new ones that your kids will recognize immediately. we talked to the "today" show's al roker about this year's big

holmes talked about her time at stanford and how theranos started from humble beginnings. she was comfortable and on the stand was allowed to speak without a mask and made eye contact with the jury. holmes is expected to be cross-examined this week. she is accused of defrauding theranos investors after she knew her blood testing technology didn't work. >>> law enforcement officials are accused of leading a conspiracy to steal guns, cash, and drugs. i'm senior investigative reporter bigad shaban. we investigate. >>> and the impacts of our climate in crisis could change how much water you might be able to use. the restrictions on the horizon for another bay-area county. >>> right now, we are seeing pretty clear skies around san francisco. and also, pretty chilly for parts of the bay area later tonight. who could be waking up to 30s tomorrow morning? in our forecast when we come right back. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and

she started by talking about her time at stanford, how her early career took off. most experts didn't expect holmes to risk testifying on her own behalf. prosecutors will have a chance to cross examine her about her failed company and its faulty blood testing technology. we'll continue to follow that. >>> kari has a look at the forecast this monday morning. >> it looks really nice out there. sunny but chilly. we can see that as we start out, not a lot of fog in much of the bay area. patches in the north day. san rafael, 68 degrees. 67 in livermore, 72 in san jose. going into the rest of the forecast throughout the week, no chances of rain. as we go into thanksgiving, the holiday will be cooler but overall pretty nice at least into the weekend. >> get a walk in to walk off the turkey. thanks, kari. thank you for joining us. another update in a half hour. see you then. ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person