santa clara hosting stanford students pumped. stanford scored the first five points. pj pipes, love the name. early christmas present for the broncos. shockingly, all santa clara here. justice is served. keyshawn justice bringing the house down. saint mary's and texas southern. he has got his moves so does dan. spinning, baseline, scorn, plus the foul. the keyway from new zealand, career-high 19 off the bench. baseball news, the giants rewarded gabe kapler a two-year extension. kapler guided the guy -- the giants to a 107-when season. feeling very much at home in the bay area. >> i was given an opportunity to show our organization and people in the bay that i can do a really good job. i don't take that opportunity lightly. this feels like an endorsement of what i already felt, it is that i belong here. larry: let's kick it. team usa, mexico, world cup qualifier. scoreless in the 74th-minute. 1-0 right there. 10 minutes later, weston mckinney adds on. 2-0, team usa. have a great weekend, everybody. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now. lisa, it's going to feel mo

stanford is down 14. a bad pitch to austin jones. stanford falls, 35-14. the struggles into new. they will host a big game week. >> we can play much better. we are going out to try to win these football games. our focus shifts to the big game. call-up didn't play this week. we get some guys back off injury, we will play it one hell of a game next weekend. >> working his 500 spartan game. san jose state is one win away from bowl eligibility. this is the first interception. the spartans were in the lead. the strip sack, watch out. this makes it 14-0, spartans. the aggies go on 848-3 run. the spartans afteafteafteafte the past couple weeks, the sharks are back at full strength in colorado. sharks score first. this is a really tough angle. it's all downhill from there after a bad change. a shorthanded breakaway. that made it 4-1. the avalanche winds at 6-2. that is your look at sports. liz: i can't get over how pretty it is. i wish i was on about this morning. lisa: it does look nice. some of that fog is drifting into san francisco. we do have a dense fog advisory. you can see it rig

let's head out to the southbay, you can see some of the fog forming in mountain view and stanford. 52 in los altos hills, 50 in san jose. 1800 feet, it's 70 if we could tap into that today we would be that warm but it's not going to happen. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. mostly cloudy conditions. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. the southbay will be the warmest today. jumping all the way to 62 at 10:00. near 70 for a couple of hours from the afternoon drop to 58 by 8:00. here's a little the cold front to our north. green to yellow right there coming in to garber ville into mendocino county. we've got a few sprinkles possible tonight up in the north bay and then some drizzle possible of the cold front rolls through. tomorrow morning it is gone but there could be residual moisture left on the ground. but by far the heaviest of the rain will stay up in mendocino county. another chance of wet weather thursday. i will show you that coming up. before san pablo. it's not clear if injuries are involved. chp has had a number of fog advisories this morning also along 580 and between liver

kumasi: the big game is set for saturday at stanford stadium. cal was forced to postpone after more than 40 players and staff tested positive for covid-19. these seem to be break room cases, since 99% of the team is fully vaccinated. health officials accused cal's football program of failing to follow proper health protocols. head coach just and wilcox says there will be multiple covid-19 tests during the week. reggie: reports of a smash and grab robbery at the sun valley mall. check out the display cases of diamonds. everything we know about this this morning. kumasi: and the big board at the new york stock exchange up by about 110 points. what's next. reggie: and tiktok paying up. a settlement reportedly in the works. you and your child might be part of that depending on the trends they used. mike: temperatures in the east bay valleys are hovering around 48 to 53, possibly 58 to antioch and pittsburgh. most of the thong is thickest in the eastern sections of konta -- the fog is thickest in the eastern sections of contra costa counties, and we'

kumasi: and out of this world launch for a nasa astronaut and stanford grad. it come push mitch she is making when she launches next year. -- the accomplishment she is making when she launches next year. reggie: the disappearance of a chinese tennis star getting more mysterious. kumasi: the full story bind hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. reggie: one-on-one with vice president, harris. what she has to say about inflation, the infrastructure bill anymore. jobina: the vice president said the infrastructure bill just signed by the president is a win for all americans. >> it is historic in nature. the biggest inv

at stanford stadium. the warriors are back in action tomorrow at chase center. last met they were without key players against the pistons. the final game of the road trip. here is sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. larry: good morning. the warriors went heavy on load management last night. the final game of the four stop road trip but steph curry was just chilling on the bench watching his understudy go to work. they are up five at the break against the pistons. andrew wiggins play that d! steal, slam with authority. 15th man from a distance, looks like steph curry and shooting like him. couple of big threes late in the third. back on the bench s curry looking all right. 32 points but this would go down to the final frantic seconds. detroit needs a three to tie. out to frank jackson, around and out. rebound loose. time expires! the warriors hang on 105-102 and go 3-1 on the road trip. >> to come in here and really get contributions from everybody it turned what would've been a solid road trip into an excellent road trip. lar

apparently not stanford. they started slow. they had those fel fel fel they couldn't convert either of them. the bears take over with the slam here. is going to find trayvon clark. he is gone, longest pass play in the history of the big game. that is a 124 yard span. that has never happened. 46 yards passing, 59 on the ground. stanford couldn't get anything going offensively or defensively. going to dance his way, 76 yards all the way to the end zone. going up 27-three. the bears with the big-game record, 636 yards of offense. they have seen a lot of offense. and here comes the chaos. 41-11 for the fourth straight year. >> we had a really good week of practice. i think it just shows the resiliency of the steam coming off some struggles previous weeks. that is just the culture we have. we came out here to execute. >> the act means a lot. you see the people rush the field. it is more than what we do on the field. if the people who come to support us. the people who love this university and it is a dedication to have hardly of wor

possibly around palo alto and stanford. everyone else in the 40's with a few high clouds hanging around. a couple of cities i want to highlight. chicago, major hub. st. louis, kansas city, dallas a few showers likely. they will be snow in the mountains to the west of denver but not in denver. all that rain heading up to the pacific northwest could cause issues. a look at my accuweather 7-day forecast. a little breezy in the hills tomorrow. temperatures about the same as today. a degree or two warmer for thanksgiving. look at all that sunshine with mid-60's to low 70's this weekend. reggie: now we will turn it over to ginger zee joining us from new jersey. she is joining us with a look at what's coming up on gma. ginger: that's right. amy goes to the bottom of the earth, straight hand -- strahan is going to space and i'm in new jersey. we get into the holiday season to talk about a tree crunch. i will get to that story. first, so many headlines coming up on gma. that includes starting live in wisconsin where that christmas p

stanford 37. san jose 51. the breeze is keeping you in different microclimates. 50 in san francisco. 49 in brentwood. some areas almost two degrees warmer. -- almost 20 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. got 25 to 45 mile per hour wind gusts in the hills. those breezes will taper as we head into the afternoon hours. sunshine and low to mid 60's from noon to 5:00 peeking at an average 63 at about 2:00. let's take a look at what's going on. showing that gorgeous day. it is going to be sunshine, light breezes, chilly this morning, but no jacket needed this money. we are going to take a look at high temperatures right now. in theaters -- reggie: jury deliberations have rezoned. the jurors have spent more than six hours reviewing that case. they move -- they were moved to a quieter room with no windows away from crowds outside. they will decide the fate of the three men were charged in the death of ahmaud arbery. >> when three people chase an unarmed man with two pickup trucks with guns in order to violate his

mountain view, 38, along with morgan hill. 36 at stanford and the santa teresa neighborhood, 35. microclimates, we've got them in the morning, which we expect this time of the year from the mid 30's to even some 50's around san francisco, alameda, and half moon bay. some of these temperatures like napa and travis air force base, where the official temperature is taken, double digits, if not actually closer to double digits. look at these mid to upper 60's, well above our average high of 63 degrees. it will be a great day for outdoor activities, no matter where you are. kumasi? kumasi: thank you, mike. getting a workout in ahead of the holiday meal. the exercise events that are happening in the bay area. also, the guilty verdict for all every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. avail

women's hoops, seventh-ranked stanford and south florida in the bahamas. game-high 23, lacey hall go ahead three cardinals up one. but with five seconds to go, usf's sidney harvey will break stanford's heart. 57-54. kelsey turnbow and the santa clara women's soccer team in the quarter, first half they scored , twice in five minutes. izzy scores twice. turnbow last one. they will play in the semi's next friday at home. that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. liz: all right, lisa let's get a , check of the forecast. i'm sure a lot of people will be out shopping. but also getting outside. lisa: yes, a bike ride, a walk, a run. it is rainy and cool. actually, they are not getting as much snow as they would come up because it is high elevation snow in the pacific northwest, and that is really what happens we have this lending your pattern, along with decreased precipitation around the bay area, bridge of high-pressure, san francisco in the clear. 47 in oakland, 41 in mountain view, 46 san jose, 43 morgan. nice and sunny out there. 41 santa r

it has been a long season for stanford football. taking the field on saturday, trying to end on a high note, looking for an upset of number six notre dame. some stanford legends right there. jack coan, notre dame's indsay. 7-0 notre dame in a hurry. to the third quarter now. notre dame with the ball untilte 14. good news for stanford. the cardinal punch it in a few plays later. jones from five yards out. first touchdown notre dame has given up in 3.5 games. notre dame would get right back otten suing drive. coan to austin jr. 61 yards, almost a touchdown, gets pushed down at the two. irish score two plays later. fourth quarter now. he is going to go up 33 yards for the score. notre dame wins. stanford finishes the year 3-9. brotherly love there. second quarter, pitches it to christopher brooks. 14 yards to pater. pay dirt. cal down 10-7. it is garber's for the touchdown. bears up 14-10. ucla led 17-14 at the half. all bruins in the second half. dorianp top. greg dolsic, what a great catch. ucla scores 32 unanswered points. bruins wi

reggie: yesterday, she alleged she was a victim of sexual abuse when she was at stanford. we have more on the trial. reporter: i have covered this woman and her story for so many years now. frank lee, we have never seen elizabeth holmes quite like this. the typically unflappable founder of the company getting emotional on the stand at her criminal trial, telling a packed courtroom she was raped while at stanford and decided to drop out to pour herself into building her business. it was one of many stunning claims they buy homes during her fourth day of testimony. the founder once considered a rising star in silicon valley also alleging her former boyfriend and coo of her company abused her physically, emotionally, and verbally. these are allegations he has firmly denied. she shared with the court her personal notes and recounting exchanges. she said she had them with her ex, dictating what she could eat, dictating her schedule, and forcing her to have sex during their decade-long relationship. he supposedly told her -- -- --- she was asked by her lawyer whether her ex forc

stanford hosting utah. tracy on thomas ran all over the cardinal. four touchdowns and 153 rushing yards in the first half. the cardinals were down 38-0. i would be dancing too. have you ever seen this? this is from the 1-yard line. devon lloyd, that is the rare one-yard pick six. i do not think i have ever seen that. utah demolishes the cardinal, 52-7. that is a wrap on the morning sports, had a great weekend. i am larry beil. liz: let's get a check of the forecast with lisa. nothing like we have seen with the rainstorms the past couple of weeks. it should be a nice break today. lisa: and over the weekend. more sun tomorrow. this system will move through today, providing a chance of a sprinkle, and then we will get clearing skies, breezy winds behind the front as the clouds dissipate. unfortunately, it will be getting dark by the time the clouds dissipate. if you are looking for a sun, sunday looks to be brighter. there is a look at a few sprinkles. a gorgeous view here from our tower. you can see the fog. the sun comes up at 7:40 so that is why it

to stay vigilant but i am very confident that when we kick it off next week and start preparing for stanford we are going to be in a great spot. reporter: the game will now be played on december 4, the last home game of the year. ama: an at-home covid test is being recalled because of the chance it will deliver a false positive. the tests are made by a company called ilume. two million bad tests may be out there, more than the fda originally knew about when they put out their first warning about this last month. now they have issued a class one recall. dan: throughout the pandemic we have worked tirelessly to help people get their unemployment benefits. tonight, michael finney helps a mother and her young daughter who were on the break of homelessness and told they would have to wait six months before they could even talk with the ed about getting paid. >> most people went into their savings and hopefully they have some sort of savings. ama: people behind the scenes of shows and concerts could not work because of the pandemic, but others stepped up to help when it was needed most. spencer: w

stanford up. defense to offense. lexie hull, steam and a nice move for two. she scored a team hype 16. for the longhorns. aleiah woke up in the last seven minutes, scoring seven straight ebbs, giving texas the lead. here she goes again, dribble, drive. coh ndearchi b cldot be 4-4 from downtown and the cardinal fall 61-56. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. that black bear we told you about earlier. from what we understand from people on the ground, it is still up a tree in a pet loupe -- pet luna neighborhood. animal control of

stanford secured the one-point victory. yet another crazy big game ending. >> it's nto about -- not about the previous game. it is not about any of the previous games. it is this week. it is rivalry week. this is a big game week. that is what the guys are focused on. >> we try to prepare the best we can every week, but i want the players to understand the history of the big-game and what it means as one of the greatest rivalries in all of college football. we are playing the 124th edition. half of the games are decided by a touchdown or less. it means a lot to a number of people. larry: celebrity boxing is all the rage now. the 49ers legend will be fighting a former nba star december 18. he has been boxing as a way to get into shape for more than 15 years, but williams trains and owns a mixed martial arts gym in dallas. >> any guy willing to get in the ring has to be tough. i don't care what sport he played. december 18, i'm training my behind off. >> we are not trying to be boxers, but these opportunities are there. we are

the stanford road team has not won in a long time. a rough season for the cardinal would be redeemed if they can prevent cal from winning the game. james barber is rambling -- she's garber -- chase garber. two completely different emotional takes. >> there is no greater feeling than winning the acts there is no worse feeling than losing it. in 2019 and we lost, i think it was the worst i've ever felt after a loss. chasing that feeling is pushing us this week. >> i remember the fans pouring onto the field like it was yesterday. overall a great win. we have had a lot of great wins at cal with my career in coach wilcox. we hope to keep building. >> you watch jacksonville and you can see why they be buffalo. it's not surprising when you watch the tape. i know the records and what people predict to be super bowl teams and not makes it a surprise but that is why everyone loves watching the nfl. you have to play very well to win consistently. i don't think people get how hard it is for the players emotionally and physically to do that every

one loss in the defeat at stanford a few weeks ago. ohio state weighing heavily before the field is set. warriors resume their home stand against charlotte. jonathan coming to an moses moody. they will not have to travel far. they host the nba d-league 19. 1:30 preseason game tomorrow. captain klay thompson back on the water. commuting to practice at chase. the hat, the suit. full boating attire. stevestevestevestevestevestevese been incremental each week, showing progress with strength and explosive movements. one thing that never left, his ability to shoot the rock. >> still really good at shooting. >> -- warriors practice. draymond green and his son getting solid work. dream on junior had 10 assists at practice. so look out for the warriors tandem around the year 2038. imagine if they were on the warriors in 2038. it would be mind-boggling. looks like the braves might be popping bottles. game six of the world series. a few innings to go. the baseball season might come to a conclusion. >> coming up tonight, the bachelorette at 8:00.

heard about her life growing up in houston, dropping out of stanford to change her world. what we got today was more on the technology >>. she began her testimony answering questions about how the blood testing device was supposed to work. admitting to her defense attorney the companies attempt to partner with the department of defense. >> there was a lot of ambire was to have the relationship with the department of defense but she said that partnership never materialized. >> throughout the hearing, she has to build several clinical studies they did with merck, astrazeneca and pfizer. the defense attorney says it is all a defense -- a common defense strategy. >> i believe she is trying to lay the groundwork that she was entrepreneurial. she was trying to create a way of doing something better and more efficient. >> he says he is not surprised she maintained a calm composure throughout questioning. >> there was never a point where she seemed tongue-tied or questioning what she was going to say. >> he says if she continues to perform well, it is likely the prosecution's cros

. >> mark is a professor at stanford but shoots photos as a hobby. he used federal express to ship $1,400 of camera equipment h had sold. >> they admitted they hadn't starred to look for it. >> these are all the diapers alice had left when he shipment sat at the facility for two weeks. >> i need them to come on time. otherwise there'll be poo everywhere. >> fedex says it's going ton a hiring binge. we are accelerating our efforts to bolster capacity, which includes a laser-like focus on people, facilities and technology, it told 7 on your side. it says the last day to ship packages in time for christmas is december 22 for two-day service, december 23 for overnight service. >> whatever the problem is i hope they fix it. i mean, i hope they get their act together. >> fedex encourages everyone to shop early and get their packages out in plenty of time. that's true every single holiday season. especially this one. >> nice peace of mind. get it done, don't worry. it's stressful waiting. >> help has arrived for the marine toys for tots foundation unit. las

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she stopped going to class after she was raped during her time at stanford university. she testified years later it happened again but with the coo. he forced her to have sex with them throughout their 11 year relationship should >> she documented the abuse, which corroborates what she is saying but i'm sure the prosecution is going to point out she only documented a few instances and they have been dating and together for 11 years. >> the defense painted the ceo -- the coo as a constant critic. >> it is definitely compelling testimony to figure out whether or not she did form the intent to engage in fraud or whether she was doing what she was told. >> when it came to reported failures in the lab, she pointed her finger at her colleagues for issues raised like modifying test demo results where she denied any direct involvement. >> the thing is, now it is her credibility versus all the other witnesses. ? the prosecution's cross-examination could resume as early as tomorrow with the potential for additional witnesses being called to the stand. >> there is as as as as as a

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a fuel leak is suspected to have caused this small plane to make an emergency landing near the stanford university campus today. that plane took off from the palo alto airport. the pilot then put the plane down in a wide-open field at an equestrian facility around noon. neither the pilot nor the passenger was hurt and the plane was not damaged. well, once shunned by the military, harvey milk is now embraced for his courage and activism. the military honor in his memory that supporters say will send a message of inclusion around the globe.stwis ll mo io the bay ow. look outside as we will have the timing of the storm just ahead in the accuweather forecast. chris: and a busy day in sports. a soccer legend calls it a career. george kittle returns to the niners, but turnovers and missed opportunities against an injury depleted why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 an

stanford tipping off against tarleton state in a few minutes, a school i had never heard of until tonight. for the second consecutive week, a bay area sports legend is calling it a career. chris wanda lasky held his retirement press conference today in the south. he hosted a major league soccer best 171 career goals in seasons. 14 of those seasons with the hometown >>. he will now move into a role as a special assistant to the >>' g.m.. >> it is slowly sinking in, but i think it will really sink in the preseason when the guys are starting off, but enjoying the ride home. >> what are you going to remember the most? >> having fun out there on the field, being with my teammates. the practices. i love the banter. the battles out there, the blood, sweat, and tears you leave out there on the field. >> so good for so long. he's got so many records, it is hard for steph curry to find new ones to break, but he did it last night with a 50-point outburst against atlanta, became just the third player in warriors history along with mick barry and wilt chamberlain to score at least 50 along with 10 ass

cal and stanford battle for the 124th big game. the golden bears are returning after the game was postponed because of a covid outbreak. kickoff is at 4:00 p.m. the warriors are back in action tonight at the chase center. the final game of their four game road ship -- trip. here is larry beil the highlights. larry: the warriors went heavy on load management last night in detroit. no staff bank, andre -- andre, just watching his understudy. jordan poole played for michigan and college, 24 in the first half. andrew wiggins, play that d. steal, slam with a chris chio's a, 15th man, kind of looks like steph and shooting like him. on the bench, steph curry is pumped up. poole reversed the lead. this game would go down to the final frantic seconds. detroit needs a three. out to frank jackson. around and out. rebound loose. time expires. warriors hang on 105-102, 3-1 on the road trip. >> come in here and really contributions from everybody. it turned what would have been a good solid road trip into an excellent road trip to go 3-1. larry:

liz: stanford closes out there season. the cardinals faces notre dame at stanford stadium. kickoff is at 5 p.m. and cal will keep desk try to keep their -- try to keep their eligibility for the ball alive. today the warriors are flying to l.a. ahead of tomorrow's game against the clippers. last night, the w-2s -- the warriors won. >> stefan curry and the warriors hosting damien lillard and portland. looking to extend their winning streak. golden state goes on a run. jordan pulled --poo --poo --pooo the lead kept growing. insync, curry from 30 feet. lawyers up 14 from the break. third quarter, tremont green -- green lobs it to wiggins. staff -- stefan -- stefan -- stn came to the west -- to the rescue. he hit six threes. 44 away from the record. hockey now. great truck. great hat. what is in that backpack? benito -- nick tied at one. jonathan taveras puts at home is 10th of the year. sharks lose. wrote trip sunday in chicago. -- road trip sunday in chicago. masaki, that was good. he had 23. had a chance to win it at the buzzer, but the shots no good. the dogs ate -- the dogs

stanford hosting utah. traveon thomas ran all over the cardinal. four touchdowns and 153 rushing yards in the first half. the cardinal were down 38-0. i would be dancing too. have you ever seen this? this is from the 1-yard line. devon lloyd, that is the rare one-yard pick six. i do not think i have ever seen that. utah demolishes the cardinal, 52-7. that is a wrap on the morning sports, had a great weekend. i am larry beil. liz: next, the holidays are just around the corner. where hundreds of artists will where hundreds of artists will be today so you everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. julie and bob are paying $700 less every month. dee now gets comprehensive coverage with no monthly premium and the navarros are paying under $100 per month. check coveredca.com to see your new lower price. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st. covered california, this way to health insuran

stanford falls 35-14. the struggles continue for david shaw's squad. 3 and 7 and will host next week. >> we can play much better. i don't care who is hurt, not hurt, up or down. we are going to try to win these games. our short focus shifts. cal did not play this past week. we have guys out on covid. hopefully we get some guys back off injury and go and play a healthy game next weekend. chris: congrats to san jose state. kenyon read zips down the sideline. 58 yards to the house. spartans in the lead. the strip,tyrevins wod ke it 140 spartans. the aggies go on a 48 run. the spartans fall 48-17. san jose needs to be fresno state thanksgiving day to become eligible. after dealing with covid issues the past weeks the san jose sharks back at full strength in colorado saturday. welcome back the head coach on the bench. sharks score first. this is a tough angle and rocket top shelf. 1-0 but all downhill from there after a bad change. 2-1, havs take the lead. second logan o'connor beats the shorthand breakaway. 4-

he takes it to notre dame 14, good news for stanford. he punched in a few plays later, jones from five yards out. first touchdown notre dame has given up and 3.5 games. we get right back on the ensuing drive. 61 yards, almost a touchdown. pushed out at the two. fourth quarter, tyler butch and her -- butchner going through yards for the score. stanford finishes the year 3 wi bther uclinbrooks. 14 yards, down 10. ucla fumbles the kickoff, four plays later it is garber's for the touchdown. up 14-10. all bruins and the second half. robinson up top, what a great catch. 27-14 bruins. punching it income ucla scores 32 unanswered points. bruins win, and limiting cal from bowl contention. oregon ducks looking to rebound. losing to utah first quarter anthony brown finding devon williams 50 yard touchdown 14-0. 17-3, brown keeps it. 24-3 oregon. 24-9, brown finds chris seven your connection. oregon wins 38-29. the ducks will face utah and las vegas. you can watch it right here in abc 7 with kickoff at 5:00 that is a relook at sports, back to you. s

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lowell tilton said george -- a few years ago he did a paper, he was in high school, he is a sophomore at stanford and i said, you did something about these atrocities , how would you like to do more follow-up? he got involved in it with my son, dennis casey, a senior at lowell, and they started researching and came up with a lot of findings. drew learned about it, we were at a luncheon with supervisor matt haney and i guess drew said something to the supervisor. and that is how this evolved. kristen: drew, was supervisor haney immediatly responsive --e- immediately responsive? drew: he was responsive. i think dennis is doing himself a disservice. he was the few behind this idea. it just so happened we were thinking about it, and we saw supervisor haney at a luncheon. we talked about presenting this to the board, he was already there so we thought, this is perfect, why not approach him? the supervisor was very shocked, as all of us, that this apology was never issued before in the 150 years, but he was very responsive. kristen: look, we know as laborers, farmers, railroad workers emigrated to cali

i think at the moment this melting pot, let me just bring in here somehow stanford. she's an actor singer and right to efram, how many fissions, how, and i wound you efram to respond to her current. here it is. one of my favorite parts of the movie was obviously seen the culture and history represented in a positive light. but also a character like with her mom, relatively small cameo by somebody in the same is you know, very well, but the character selling his faces and his ways in our cups. but also using those idioms. then lean came town. no, so well it's so when to see a class that is so difficult to describe what it meant to see there, i'm screen was beautiful. well, if you, if you look specific, get a, getting the like with them on like gentile just said. now he as an actor is completely truthful to the point that if he doesn't want to stick to the words, he doesn't stick to the words. and i think that's why the sound goes, you says what comes in him in the moment. if it's those new as that going across him, that's fine because it keeps you on your toe as well

the new york times and bloomberg and stanford university, he also published those reports. you can find them online, they're not buying. so it has been the case that they have been supporting surplus . lemme and that today. that's what elections mean. elections don't mean only a serious test of public opinion as what they meant in 2011. they mean are online movements that can be manipulated in social and political sentiment that can be manipulated, manufactured the idea that popularity is something that you can hold in your hand and put in your pocket is a myth. it's something that is curated, it's wipe and, and it's fashioned. and that's what, that's why over the last 24 hours, we can see our social media end of year, a massive, massive uptick in unorganized traffic and things trickling down through civil society and to libya, trying to get traction for civil lamb and trying to push his agenda on to live in people just the iconography alone. i can also just the final asked about what he chose to were. it wasn't one that was the only thing left in his closet had a bit more

but i want to bring a book thompson, she's from stanford university, water resources engineering department and she's a student and she explained why indigenous people in this region of fighting so hard to protect their water source issues as in business people and becomes rivers . everything to us when the rivers being poorly, we do poorly when we can't get food from a wire. because there are some populations i dang off because of the drought and water being allocated to other places. then our diabetes are rates go up and physically killing people. our families can be together and all of our family has been on the river. and when there is no economic income, when there is no practices culturally where we can go under brady more families get split up and spend time. other places who we are and the people are directly tied to the river. we're literally translate to down or people are literally encompasses everything who we are, what it means to be indigenous. so for me, in the wrong requirements, river is a fight for life and death. so then that's one understanding else. water and the relati

and it is actually generally an stanford sultan bag is saying that it created debris as it is now, a risk to other spacecraft, the i secretary a states and to antony bank and says that moscow cal a weapons test that endanger the lives of 7 after notes. on the international space station, the explosion created at least 1500 pieces of space junk that will now stay in orbit for years or the russian foreign minister. so caliber of accused us have double standards when it comes to using weapons in space. noonish that the world, the united states call as they put it before we knew or should rules for space exploration last but for some reason, they have ignored for many years to initiative of russia and china to prepare a treating to prevent an arms race in space. they simply ignoring and insisting instead on developing some sort of universe, the rules, however, do not state themselves. we're actively develop the arms race. but i go when you. and so, of course, when russia now test new space weapons when they test it, also by actually destroying space capability, creating a lot of dangerou

rick broken a professor of political science at stanford university. believe in moscow, pavel fagen holla, is political commentator and columnist for the via gazette in burn canaria maya is an economist and oil and gas specialist. welcome to the program, rick, to what extent was the german watch? those decision to suspend the approval for the north stream to purely technical and based on administrative grounds. this is hard to say on the one hand, it's not a court that acts independently. so an agency reports to the government. and that was exactly the reason why the european court of justice criticized the status of the federal agency for approval. that their state should become more independent in order to avoid political influence. so it's current state. it can be influence, they can receive orders from the government. but the question is, who's calling them? because we are in the middle of a handful from the american administration to the new as we call it, st. lives coalition with 3 parties involved, and therefore no one is really in the driver's

but i want to bring your book thompson, she's from stanford university, water resources engineering department. and she's a student. and she explained why indigenous people in this region of fighting so hard to protect their waterfalls, issues as a business people and becomes rivers. everything to us. when the river being poorly, we do poorly when we can't get food from a wire because their populations are dang off because of the drought and water the allocated to other places. then our diabetes are the rates go up and physically killing people. our families can be together all of our family kind of sit on the river and when there's no nomic income, when there is no practices culturally where we can go under grading more than as families get up and spend time. other places who we are and the people are directly tied to the river. so we're literally translate it down or people are literally encompasses everything. who we are, what it means to be indigenous. so for me in the wrong requirements river is the fight for life. and death. so that's one understanding else. water and the relationship to

ah, let's bring in our gas in berlin or rick brook no. professor of political science at stanford university in belinda in moscow, a part of the old fagen, how're is political commentator and columnist 4 and a via gazette her in burn cornelia meyer is an economist and oil and gas specialist welcome to the program or rick to what extent was the german watch, those decision to suspend the approval for the nord stream to purely technical and based on administrative grounds? well this is hard to say on the one hand, it's not a court that actually independently. so an agency report to the government, and that was exactly the reason why the european court of justice criticized the status of the federal agencies for network approval. that the status should become more independent and in order to avoid political influence. so as current state, it can be influence, they can receive orders from the government. but the question is, who's calling them? because we are in the middle of a handful from the medical administration to the new as we call it, street lights coalition with 3 parties involved. and

she advertise the al jazeera abbotsford, stanford, whether he is everton. hello, the weather sitting rather cool and wet across south australia at the moment, some heavy rain making its way across the southern parts, spilling outs of fur w way through south australia, down towards that southeast corner. little sporadic at times. but we have seen some notable rainfall coming in for some nother ball. st. 22 millimeters afraid. let's just down towards that southwestern corner of adelaide. it's normally pretty try here. it's actually been, it's wet is november, since records began a 135 years ago. 85 millimeters of frame for so far. there's more where that came from. we got some showers, longest bells of bright, still sliding across south australia, pushing down towards the south east victoria. we'll see some wet weather and turning increasingly wet into new south wales saturday. going on into sunday, the y spread rainfall to setting in here, and that is likely to cause some localized will flash flooding summer where to weather even creeping into southern parts

boy, them for non tech will not get say model, but i you to buy sand on the math, but ok, well know stanford and i filed on that they would see him. but anyway, i will not go outside again. a bulky though. yes, i look at them my being me. lear holstein and don't say money. i'm more. yeah. but they need a k get going, but i don't. so a lot or a lot by randall as they don't like i said, then no, no on the key. in the meantime, you're shelmet one by you. when can i have the law, which i put a go on you the vocal slip, if we move on to lots clinical rom day, what the mother you made, you had a whole new level list. i was like over or what the mother got people, you know what i want you out a melody thought. how on jump all. all right, well i will call it a year. oh wow. the them up. but i could learn the way up. and again, most people fleeing climate disasters find another place to live in their own country. but honduras has been caught in violent conflict for decades. gangs control the streets and most murders go unsolved, making the country, the deadliest and central america. after the storms

let's see what he found out at receives massive funding from several oil companies. stanford's energy department also gets millions from the oil industry. the university denies that sponsor control. it's research and on its website, the university emphasizes its academic independence. but a few lines later, it's described who really decides what research to fund. final decision about funding is made by the management committee, which includes one person from each of the responses and the main sponsor, who has a say in what research is funded, is exxon mobil berkeley birthplace of the 1900. 68 student uprising has an energy research center in which the oil company be p as invested millions. according to jeffrey super and b. p has a say. and what will be researched. exxonmobil says it funds universities to promote green technologies. and shell tells us that wants to help solve the serious climate challenge. why is this a problem? i mean, if they use their money for doing some research for good, what was the book when the very people, the very institutions they're supposed to be solving