stanford pulling away and hall hits a three. stanford wins 77-. >>> san jose sharks won't have to play home games after all. sharks games february 1 and 3rd were scheduled in arizona postponed due to contact tracing in the golden knights organization. four members of the golden knights including three coaches are in isolation as part of league protocols. the two february games now postponed for later in the season in san jose. >>> super bowl lv will be played a week from sunday. the chiefs look to defend the title against tom brady and the bucs. nfl ramping up its covid protocols. espn adam shafner reports that coaches and players be tested twice daily. any player who tests positive will be ruled out for the game which will remain on scheduled for sunday february 7th in tampa bay. >>> according to multiple reports, the st. louis cardinals are trading for colorado third baseman nolan arenado. some details to work out but this will be good news for the giants. he's always done well against san francisco. that's your look at sports

stanford and usc, a late kickoff. cardinal trying to rebound from a 17 point loss to kansas state last week. entered this game as 17 point underdogs. usc kicker parker lewis kicked out of the game on the opening kickoff for targeting. don't see that ever or very often. stanford striking first. nathaniel takes off left tackle, 87 yards. there he goes to the house. 7-0, stanford on top in the first quarter. second quarter, a 7-7 ballgame. a usc player lines up in the neutral zone, so david and stanford decide to go for it on fourth down. tanner to elijah for the touchdown. stanford led 21-10 at the break. third quarter. 31 pick six. stanford's first pick six since 2017. stanford wins and will play a vanderbilt next saturday. the golden bears looking for their first win of the season. daniel scott, the short pick six, but the bears missed a point early and two-point conversion. horned frogs take the lead at the half. 45 yards to the house. pitch to damien moore and he scores easily. now, they need to two-point conversion

stanford has cut its usage 15%, and palo alto 13%. live in stanford, amy hollyfield. kumasi: on our app, we have a complete collection of stories about our changing climate and environment, and you can download this wherever you stream. julian: to the california recall election closing in on five days, candidates trying to get last-minute support from undecided voters. if more than 50% of voters vote to recall governor newsom, he will be out and the opponent with the most votes will be the winner. dorian shaw is breaking high the stakes are. zoh have been recalled in history and gavin newsom could be the third. kamala harris campaigned in the bay area and barack obama taped an ad for him. alexandria ocasio-cortez posted to vote no on the recall. the high. if a republican governor were to lead in california, they would likely repeal mask and vaccine mandates, and if there was a vacancy in the senate, it would likely put in a republican, which would tip the scale in the senate. the leading contender is larry elder with 26% of the vote. he does not have the widespread su

>> until stanford university has reached the demands we posted. luz: in palo alto, luz peÃa, abc 7 news. amanda: an uptick in hospitalizations has triggered the state protocol for ic capacity. the san joaquin valley region is made up of 12 counties, including fresno, merced and kern county. it is activated when less than 10% of icu beds are available for three days. it allows regional hospitals to transfer patients to open heads were available. as the delta variant spreads, one oakland church will resume testing starting today. the gospel church willold testg 9:00 is i eiparking lot. g a test. most results are available within two days to five days. concern is high on potential for a new nationwide covert surge over the labor day holiday. the u.s. reported its 22nd consecutive day with more than thousands of new cases on thursday. vaccination numbers continue to go up. health officials report 1.4 million vaccine doses were administered in 24 hours, including 550,000 newly vaccinated people. there are reports the biden administration will delay th

stanford has now lost two in a row. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> let's get a check of the forecast now with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. hi, everyone. waking up to dry conditions and some clouds around and patchy fog and the rain had a little bit of rain/snow mix on mt. hamilton and now moving into central and southern california for a rainy saturday in san diego, los angeles, san luis obispo. back home it is clear and little fog in the distance there. it is 46 downtown as well as half moon bay with 48 in oakland, 39 for our friends in morgan hill and 43 in mountain view. this is san jose 280. lots of sunshine here. but, boy, cold numbers in the north bay with fog. 34 santa rosa and 39 in novata and vaccaville with mid 40s in concord and fog in livermore where it still sits at half mile visibility. can't see anything in novato and quarter mile in napa. santa cruz beautiful here. mid 50s to upper 50s for most of you. that patchy fog lifting by 8:00 and looking at a dry, sunny day toda

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

stanford hangs on. they will meet arizona for the title on sunday. >>> to baseball astros and a's, little spark you got at baseball. you get loud, astros bats, extremely loud again. alex bregman, three run bomb in the third. astros score the first five of the game. 6-2 in the 7th. got to show a positive moment for the a's. launched, the a's first homerrer of the season not enough. they fall 9-5. >>> buster posey and the giants, in seattle. visiting the mariners. posey, on pace for 162 bombs because this is his second homer in as many games. taking a year off helps. i would like to try this. longoria, similar pace. 162 and 162. he goes deep for a two run shot in the 6th. that tied it at three. he had an rbi single late. jake mcgee, nice sign and the opener, giants win 6-3. to the ice, sharks and kings. meier in a slump. slump buster right there. 2-0 team teal and a nice night for martin jones between the pipes. kick save and a beauty. this was late in the third. jones with 30 saves. sharks win 3-0. >>> w

haley jones of stanford won the most outstanding player award. she is on gma talking about the win. >> it was amazing pressure. she has created a legacy. we wanted to make our mark on the legacy. it has been a historic year. we wanted to finish it out with a bang. >> this is their third title in history. president biden and tiger woods all sending their congratulations on twitter on a hard-fought win. >>> the men played tonight, i am told. >> they are. you know what? i love the ladies. they are killing it. they are so athletic and also, i think, they were really nice to one another at the end. it was a hard-fought game. it was just so nice. >> congrats to them. i love to see that. >>> coming up, a cone zone warning. why you want to change your route. >>> toxic trouble. the problem putting entire neighborhoods at risk. >>> the stampfer doctor takes on the fight against covid-19. the story you will see only here on abc7 about his role in the new focus on testing. >>> a weak weather system to the north allowing for a healthy cloud deck. sunny - i'm

tara vanderve tara vanderveer and stanford against oregon state. and cameron brink made program history with 64 blocks as a freshman and reward her hustle, and give it back. she runs court and scores. keana williams with a nice dish to brink. and 24 points and 11 rebounds and stanford breaks it open, and keana stop and pop, and five threes and stanford is going to advance to the pac-12 finals against ucla, 79-45. that is a wrap on the morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> all right. we will send it over to lisa for a check of the forecast. hey, lisa. >> that quick-moving system dropped from 0.10 in livermore and 0.33 in milpitas and mill rey, millrae, and we have some precip in the mountains, but it is winding down. snowfall, well, anywhere from 3 to 8 inches in general, but through 10:00, we could pick up an additional two inches with the slippery incline, and the winds are gusty, but the fresh powder with afternoon sun. this is a look from the east hills camera where it is a nice start with oakland and san jose, and

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

. >>> today, it's the second of commencement ceremonies at stanford. an actress and writer and producer issa rae will give the commencement speech. the class of 2021 asked her to be the speaker because she embodies courage, strength, and resilience. guests required to wear a mask and provide proof of covid vaccination by negative test. congratulations to all the graduates receiving their diploma. >>> today, the big celebration at uc san diego ceremony. three triplets from the bay area will get their diplomas. then they go their separate ways for the first time ever. we show you their special bond. >> i am taylor and i'm 22 years old. i'm graduating uc, san diego, this year. >> reporter: but you're not doing this by yourself? >> i am not doing it by myself. come in. >> reporter: these are the sisters, extremely rare identical triplets, graduating from uc, san diego, on sunday. they finish each other's sentences. >> even though we have grown independently -- >> we find our way back to each other. >> it has been the best four years of our life. >> reporte

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

phillip grant has been leading the trial at stanford. he believes an announcement from johnson & johnson could come early next month. >> then at that point they will be turning in their application, and then with similar timing we may see if it works an approval by, i'd say, mid to late february. >> while dr. grant cautioning the final data isn't in yet, earlier phase two results have been described as promising and earlier this week, dr. anthony fauci says he believes that vaccines from johnson & johnson and astrazeneca will reach review in a matter of weeks. the impact could be significant. the johnson & johnson vaccine does not require any special deep cold refrigeration and experts say the single dose could make it easier to distribute. >> it is easier to say we have the supply here, we can give it to you. versus we have the supply here, what will be here in three weeks. it makes that management much more straightforward. >> johnson & johnson used a similar platform to fight a recent ebola vaccine in africa, something like a four whe

stanford wins, 62-54. they are now 16-2. the women of cal lost to utah. shot of the day comes from ohio. custodian joe orien's back to the basket from half-court. oh, come on, splash. and then he nonchalantly grabs his vacuum, scrolls out of the gym and goes back to work. the principal tweeted it out with the caption our custodian is better than yours. with the tweet our custodian is better than yours. impressive. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beale. >>> let's get a check of the forecast with lisa. it was so beautiful yesterday. >> it was gorgeous, liz. a lot of sun on the way today. good morning, everybody. live doppler 7 showing you a big dome. allowing for clear skies here in santa cruz. 40 in morgan hill. kneads winds blowing all night long. up in santa rosa, napa numbers. 36 by the delta. look at livermore with that wind blowing, up to 47. here is a look at the south bay. sunny and mild today. above average for february. cooler weather trends continue into next week. it could come in by about a week or so

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

top ranked stanford facing utah and salt lake city. kianna williams gets the shooter bounce right here and led the cardinal with 18 points. stanford goes on a 16-1 run to start the second half. coast to coast plus the foul. she had 13. williams with six threes in this game as stanford stays undefeated. 11-0. 82-54 your final and cal lost to colorado. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, aerveteve. >>> let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, what is going on with this weather? >> i know. 70s yesterday at half moon bay. it's incredible. just going to get warmer for some locations today, tomorrow and off shore winds are on the way. so, yes, it's january, very unusual and we're starting out with a little patchy fog, but a huge dome of high pressure that really has been with us throughout the month. it's still with us. it's going to build in and there's a system that is going to slide over it and an area of low pressure and the difference between those two elements. the high pressure and l

the stanford man with an eight under 64. he has to head heading into the weekend. >> the 49ers lose, i will shave my eyebrows off. what say you? what say you? what say you? larry you heard that right. : bart scott said he would shave one eyebrow if the niners lose to the eagles sunday. 49ers favored by three on the road. that is a wrap on a morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. amanda: flower pno is back in san francisco. how you can take part in one of the most unique and creative events dear ms, from day one you've tried to define me. but i never invited you in. it's my life and this is my journey. i've found a way to do things differently with ocrevus, an infusion treatment that's 2-times-a-year. for adults with relapsing or primary progressive forms of multiple sclerosis, ocrevus is proven effective in reducing relapses in rms and slowing disability progression in rms and ppms. don't take ocrevus if you've had a life-threatening allergic reaction to it, or have hepatitis b. tell your doctor about vaccinations

stanford 73-72. let the quarterback rumors begin, reporting the detroit the question will be lot 9ers be in the mix? plenty want to move on. i'm not in that camp. what's really important is where gm oc.yle ou b theki manyav b issues ers. we shall see. that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. >> and we have a look at the weather now with lisa argen. we have been hoping with the rain. >> we are getting the beneficial rain, liz. we will have some problems as we get towards the end of the week unfortunately, with debris flow issues, our burn scar area. as this front is going to hit particularly hard by the santa cruz mountains. we look at live doppler 7. this is the main it bez athe cot. for a advisory later on this evening. 42 in mountain view with upper 30s in san jose. mid-30s morgan hymn, 48 on the coast and as far as a nice shot a minute ago, mount tam. you see the force low 30s, freezing in vacaville. 36 livermore, 33 in napa. fog in the north bay, sit ro, a nice view. we are loo

stanford a north carolina stay open in the college world series. stanford first appearance since 2008. pac-12 pitcher of the year starting for the cardinals. butler, shot to right. he had a decent outing. bottom of the seventh. 6-3 after that last. how do you deal with attention of a pressure game? if a cardinal can't get it done. nc state winds sending stanford to elimination game. james harden battling the hamstring. kyrie irving out with an ankle. tied. jrue holiday, and milwaukee up. the deer district going crazy. final seconds of the fourth, kevin durant. it is good. we are tied at 109. both teams exhausted. under a minute to go in overtime. khris middleton. there we go to the deer district. final seconds and kevin durant with the ball. it is nothing but air. he had a game high of 48. played every minute of the game. the bucks win. that's the look at sports. >>> we are going to go to meteorologist frances dinglasan who has the forecast. how is it looking for father's day? >> it's looking great but we're starting off with gray skies. this shows

researchers at stanford medicine collaborator with counterparts in germany. an analysis a brain tissue from eight patients showed inflammation that creates brain fog or cognitive decline. similar to symptoms of alzheimer's and parkinson's. >> i think it will be interesting and important to figure out whether this inflammation could be targeted or treated and whether in inflammatory treatments could help alleviate some of these symptoms. >> reporter: the inflammation is indicated by the brown marks in this illustration. that triggered the body's immune system to respond by sending a surge of tea some. the brain tissue showed no presence of the covid-19 virus which stanford researchers can't fully explain. did the t cells destroy infected cells or to find no virus present? the findings were published this week. more research needs to be done to see if a treatment can be developed for the brain inflammation. that could be significant for patients who experience long- term memory loss or confusion, even as they survive and recover from covid. >> i think we can to

stanford is also right to the second best university in the u.s. right behind harvard. only 12 people graduated from the new online community college in california in its first year according to a state audit. out of the 900 students enrolled at calibrate, 40% dropped out. it opened in 2019 under governor jerry brown. how bright was intended to get low-wage workers into better jobs and a faster low cost way. the community college expected to receive $175 million in tax money 320 25. >>> the 32nd annual professional businesswomen a california conference is officially underway. this three- day event is virtual for the second year. more than 80 speakers are participating, sharing their experience and wisdom. >> laughter is a sign of freedom. it is the only emotion that cannot be compelled. >> begin to connect with people in a real way. >> it is really all about empathy. >> be intentionally inclusive to ignite change. >> help another woman get on the board. >> it first woman in a space, make sure you are not the last. >> it is how we empower others. >> ladies, but i am exci

. >> stanford is heading to the final four. we'll show you the shots that got them there. >>> that was exciting. let's take a look at what's going on. 58 degrees with a light northeasterly breeze. activity planner is about being warm to hot today with record highs and extreme tree pollen. we'll talk more about the numbers and how lo want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. >>> ucla fans set a couch on fire in westwood to celebrate the bruins trip to the final four. about 100 fans surrounded the fire moments after ucla upset number one seed michigan 51-49. firefighters were able to quickly move in and extinguish the flames. >>> the stanford women's basketball team

a new class at stanford university is taking online and remote learning to a whole new level. it's all about virtual reality. abc 7 news reporter justin dorothy gives us a look inside the v.r. goggles and this innovative new education method. reporter: it is said reality may leave a lot to the imagination. at the stanford virtual human interaction lab, virtual reality takes imagination limitless. >> so cool. >> may pursue any situation that is dangerous or hard to do or expensive see can seeking get mental repetitions. reporter: the latest uses learning. students were given headsets to learn for the virtual people class that explored vr as many uses while using technology itself, the first all vr class at the university. >> if you are teaching a class about vr, it makes sense to do it in vr. >> a lot of people have not experienced vr. it gives you the opportunity to try. reporter: from exploring the bottom of the ocean to leading the offense of the stanford cardinal football team. >> get them, chrisian. >> ready, hut. >> you made the block. you learned how to read a defense. r

he still lives and works in the bay area but is no longer employed by stanford. you can watch his interview at 7:00. the future of one couple on dancing with the stars is up in the air this morning. just hours before the show, pro cheryl burke says she tested positive for covid. she was scheduled to join the ballroom with her celebrity partner, a pellet on instructor. -- partner, a peloton instructor, rigsby. no word on my will happen to him. dancing with the stars happens at 8:00 tonight here. jobina: tesla making its latest beta version of its wholesa of o driving software available. customers can request access but tesla will calculate first aid driver's safety score. only the safest can enable it. the software does not make the car for leah thomas. an antitrust lawsuit at google heads to the top court in the ee you today. the company is appealing a decision that stifling competition. they plan to argue that android has led to lower-priced phones and increased competition with apple. a look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. up about 230

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

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the stanford team says the mixed game and exercise class is known by the name bingocize. clever. >>> much more in the next half hour of abc7 news mornings. the bay area city that is offering a free mobile vaccine clinic today with no appointment needed. but trouble for another county forced to put vaccine appointments on pause. new answers on when things could get back on track. >>> plus that covid check countdown. the latest on where lawmakers stand on the covid-19 stimulus package and how much you would they said it couldn't be done... but you managed to pack a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip. whoo! yeah! oh, hi. i invested in invesco qqq. a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100, like you. you don't have to be circuit design engineer to help push progress forward. can i hold the chip? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. ♪ >>> it's a sad concept that i have to be considered lucky to be able to go into debt and make sure my bills are paid. >> the people in this country suffered far too much for too long. we need to relieve that

. >> a doctor is busy on her normal rounds at stanford hospital. if they are more tiring than usual it may be the result the human crisis half a world away. >> just called to check on you. how are you feel something. >> it's the middle of night when she started her second shift at home using social media and remote connections to relay critical information to her patients in india. people caught in the tragic surge. >> health care system there is very overwhelmed right now. several of my family members and friends are doctors out there who are like just overwhelmed. >> she said many of the patients are separate for advice. sometimes for basic things like taking asprin or tylenol. >> big questions that my oxygen levels have been under 90%. the hospital is eight hours away. should i go or should i stay at home >> feeling the shortages of oxygen, ventilators and other devices has become a life and death struggle. enter stanford professor who we first met several years ago when he launched a worldwide search collaborative. now is he biting to an even m

. >> reporter: david is a stanford project professor of pediatrics. >> do you anticipate there will be changes in the dosing regimen? >> of course. given children size and what we know about potential side effects, that there would be care taken in the clinical trials and dosing regimens, start at lower doses, to make sure that this is as safe as possible. >> reporter: david is also the director of stanford center for biomedical ethics. he says the u.s. should share more with other countries, before vaccinating children. >> even though it's understandable that parents want their kids to be vaccinated as soon as possible, and even though there are significant public health benefits to doing so, given the crisis in south america, and given the crisis in india, both out of self-interest and humanitarian reasons, we really ought to be focusing more right now on international relief efforts. >> reporter: kate larsen, abc7 news. our report by kaiser health says cvs and walgreens are responsible for most of the wasted vaccine doses here in the u.s. combined, they account for at least 128,000

stanford is going to sneak it in. next possession, mckee, pass. stanford takes the lead. max, his second touchdown of the game. cougars back up in front. 3rd and 13. mckee loses the football. washington state wins it. san jose earthquakes, just 2:10 into the game. so nice we show it twice. 2-0 second-half. carlos, that is a goal. it's 2-1. lafc wins 3-1. that is a third straight loss for san jose. that is your look at sports. >> we have a special moment that we want to show you. it is the emotional embrace captured on camera after freshman wesley scott scored during his homecoming football game. wes is living with down syndrome. his coach put him into the game to leave his mark. wes sprinted 70 yards for the touchdown. >> he was only supposed to run five yards. once he saw the end zone, he took off. it was a really special thing. he loved it. it was something i will never forget. >> i was not a football coach. i was a person watching something special happen. >> both teams surrounded wes after he scored to celebrate. his team ended up winning 46- what a great story. we ha

she passed the winds and led stanford to the first national title since 1982. the san mateo native tom brady was named male athlete of the year and nfl player. the box won team of the year.su curry won best nba player voted by the fans. the season he continued to break records including the oldest scoring champion since michael jordan. he became the warriors franchise all-time leading scorer and second in the nba all-time made three-pointer list. he couldn't make it to the awards because he's competing in a golf tournament. >>> it's a weekend of champions on abc and espn. the wimbledon final on espn. euro final of italy versus england. on abc7 at 5:00, the nba finals. a big weekend of games. >>> a scary scene at a michigan festival. a ride malfunctions and nearly tips over. instead of watching, people spring into action. >>> a dream come true for a people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to low

stanford and ucla, tailgate tortillas. fans back for the first time since 2019. student section fired up, back in the game, 56 yards, stanford trails early. 46 yards, tied up at 21 and the crowd loves it. he threw for three touchdowns. ucla next' s play and through 42. -- and through for two. the cardinals fall and they are 2-2 overall. cal in washington. cal will answer on fourth and goal. second quarter, dylan morris. six yards to jake mcmillan in the back of the end zone. 21-10 huskies. at recess, garber's. damien moore, 26 yards down the sidelines. under three minutes to go. 60 yards to tie the game. we went to overtime washington . washington scored first. cal needs an answer. damien moore, hit hard and he fumbles at the two yard line. huskies recover and that is your ballgame. cal loses 31-24. san jose state taking on western michigan. that is one way to get around. second quarter, 37 yards, he is going to step up. 20-3 broncos at the half. the quarterback for san jose state was left in the third after this sack. landing hard on the left shoulder. he was we

stanford has often struggled. the deuce is loose. stanford's jack west picked off. he had six bonds -- bunts. san jose state taking on the next opponent. he drives it in for capping an 11 play drive. fourth quarter, picked off by greg johnson. that will be your ballgame. trojans win it. kate: we are going to get a check now with lisa argen with the forecast for the labor day weekend. lisa: here's a look at the low clouds, the fog pushing into the east bay. it is gray out there the golden gate bridge. above the marine layer, we have smoke. we have everything except moisture. six miles in in here is a look at a great santa cruz. going for a high and the upper 70's. it is 52 and mountain view. looking at mount diablo, you can see the colors here. mid-90's yesterday, near 100 for several days. the hottest day of the week should be wednesday. 48, nevada. certainly temperatures are cooling off. livermore is at 57. air quality for everyone in the yellow or moderate range here. we have a spare the air alert. as we look at that smoke linger, it is due to high pressure across

. >>> a huge game for the stanford women. chris alvarez with the details. >> reporter: just one win stands in the way of history for the stanford women's basketball team. for the first time in 11 years, playing in the national championship game. they take on arizona later today. 3:00 tip off on espn. >>> men's final four. ucla against gonzaga. riley goes up for the slam. jalen suggs the block. he gets the ball. look at this pass. he slams it home. he scored we go toov fil seconds,uc he ms., rebound, puts it back up. 3.3 seconds to go. gonzaga has a chance. jalen suggs and it's good. 93-90 in overtime. that's the game-winner. they go further perfect season. >>> giants fan take the rubber match in seattle. dickerson at the plate. the third base coach got to get out of the way. he didn't have much to do saturday night. logan webb on the hill for the giants. the third, 1-0 mariners. the giants offense struggled in this game. didn't get a runner to third base all night. giants manage six hits. they get a rare sunday off and they p

this is according to a new study by stanford researchers. they analyzed data from a hospital and found 117 child patients tested positive or hospitalized for multisystem inflammatory system. but 40% of the cases were asymptomatic. 45% of the admissions were found to be unlikely to be caused by the virus. you can check for the latest stories and the updates on our app. search abc7 bay area to download now. >>> new developments, a bill to counter hate crimes against asian americans is headed to president biden's desk. the u.s.ery. the legislation calls for the justice department to create a position to speed up the reporting of hate crimes. and it calls for making the more accessible at the state and local level. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is calling for an end to the ongoing conflict between israel and palestinian forces. she voices support for israel but called a seize fire necessary. the president met with congresswoman rasheeda tlaib at michigan before making a speech there. biden said the white house will do whatever it can to make su

stanford goes back up. finishing with 12 total and stanford wins. the usf basketball team, one of seven undefeated teams left, just over a minute ago. he had a game-high 23 and makes it a three-point game. 40 seconds to go now. they get the steal and now defense to offense. the triple is good. a one-point game, but usf missed two chances at the buzzer. saturday night football [applause] jones and the patriots. it is blocked -- saturday night football, mac jones and the patriots. it is blocked. jonathan taylor wants it all, 67 yard housecall. that is your look at spt is goit week ahead. lisa: the timing of it will bring rain and wind with mountain snow for much of the week ahead, even to the end of the year. rain hitting the bay area tomorrow into tuesday. there is a look at the rain and the pacific northwest. we have fog from the central valley, not as dense as yesterday. it is a mile and a half of visibility in san carlos. plenty of clouds out there keeping us a little warmer this morning. tell that to our friends in gilroy, where the roadway has b

doctors at stanford are warning you to prepare for what will be a challenging allergy season. they have been collecting data for the past 20 years and here is what they found. >> we are looking at policies just about two months longer than it was 20 years ago. people will probably have to start their medications earlier than normal and then stay on them longer. >> of pollen is also getting more allergenic because of the effects from the heat. as we go into the summer with the major drought and wildfire risks, this problem could get worse. >>> we put together and abc11 climate watch team to give you expert insight to understand and navigate the impact of our change and kleiman. you can see it on the climate section on our abc seven news connected at available for at btb come and drill to be -- >>> they are making history. for the seventh time, he is the named an all-star, passing will clarke. this is the fifth time in his career that he will start for the national league. he opted out of last year's shortened season. he is already hitting 12 home runs, as many homers that he ha

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

. >>> on 1-1, number one stanford top ten matchup against arizona, four cardinal assistants were out because of covid protocols but cameron brink on the court was playing six points, four boards in the first quarter, stanford up 22 at the half and lexi hall to fran balini, did not dunk. otherwise we'd show it. she did have 13 points and eight boards. the cardinal cruise 81-54, cal lost to arizona state by three. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen, love larry's spirit, we are happy it's 2021, aren't we? >> we're happy it's 2021 and you might be happy with the seven-day outlook because we are looking at more wet weather to come into play. in fact, a stronger system than this one, that is weakening as we get into your saturday. it's moving in a southeasterly direction and we have those southerly winds ahead of it, so slightly milder. we've had some dense fog that is improving and as we look right now at live doppler 7 you can see that it continues to move to the south a

mike: we start out of the south bay with 60 in stanford. everyone else around 53. san jose and a mostly cloudy sky. mid to upper 50's almost everywhere. here is the smoke forecast. middle and upper parts of the atmosphere, that little twinge of a'haze is still around today. it keeps marching east tomorrow. tomorrow will definitely be one of the bluer and cleaners skies. walnut creek, south on 680. temperatures stay in the mid to upper 50's through 7:00. watch out for drizzle in the east bay hills and near the coast. 60's to 70's at noon. 63 of the coast. 82 inland. we are lacking summer heat. it comes back it will be pretty potent in some neighborhoods. jobina: good morning. we will start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. they came on at 5:53 and the backup is beginning. very different story on the south bay. a live picture of san jose and 280. a look at the map. our stretch of slow traffic out of the central valley is pretty thick. the drive times reflect it as well. antioch to concord, 19 minutes. the bta is expecting to provi

stanford freshman rachel won the ncaa a couple weeks ago. and 12, gets it to go. a 17-year-old station near the top. birdie on four. it. to five under. she's tied for third. thompson making a charge at the leaderboard. three birdies on the front including from off the green on nine. backup on the back nine. the long putt goes and she takes the lead late. here is the leaderboard going into today. is should be plenty of drama on sunday. a developing situation. jon rahm leading by six strokes but tested positive for covid after his round. he was forced to withdraw from the tournament. that was the moment he watold. he was notified monday he would be subject to contact tracing protocols after coming into close contact with a person who had covid. he had tested negative every day but the most recent came back positive. he finds himself tied for the lead. he's building a better area. klay thompson fired up on instagram live while cruising the bay. during his recovery, he has shown lover the bay and he can't wait to get back on the court. >> i miss you guys too. how many

here is what an infectious disease expert from stanford university says about a mask mandate happening here. >> i do think that in certain situations, it might be helpful to suggest indoor masking. i am not sure about a mask mandate. we are not there yet. >> reporter: l.a. county decided to require masks again now that they are seeing numbers of covid cases they have not seen since early march. cases are going up in the bay area but not at a rate like in l.a. the vaccination rate is higher here too but officials are making a push for those who are not vaccinated to go out and get that shot to have a defense against this spreading virus. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> ucsf just reinstated its indoor mask mandate after rising number of cases of the delta variant were reported there. the mandate applies to the school staff and 6000 medical students, regardless of vaccination status. the school has not said how many students or staff have been infected but we do know 89% of staff and students have been vaccinated. officials expect to see breakthrough cases. >>> if you have not been vaccina

temperatures from 51 in stanford to 60 at san jose. mainly 53 to 56 degrees. a lot of 50s out there till you get to brentwood at 61. another gorgeous shot of that sunrise from sutro tower. 50s, 60s, 70s at noon. back into the 50s, 60s and 70s with sunshine at 7:00. enjoy it. we'll talk about that monsoon returning in the seven day forecast. >> thank you. >>> good morning. i'm continuing to follow a sig alert causing a bit of a slowdown on southbound 680. auto mall parkway offramp has been shut down. there's an overturned big rig. injuries have been reported. the chp is telling us this truck was carrying nine tons of produce so there's a lot in the roadway so just a heads up on that debris. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on earlier than usual this morning at 5:49. so there's a backup through the maze. a completely different story in walnut creek as things are moving at the limit on 680. >> thank you. >>> attacks on americans abroad. the u.s. intelligence forces now banning together to get to the bottom of the mysterious havana synd

. >>> stanford university has just announced that it will be welcoming juneiers and seniors back to campus next month. about 1300 undergrads will be allowed back on campus for the spring quarter in late march. right now only 1500 undergrads with special circumstances live on campus. >> we're getting tested twice a week, we need to check in every day if you live on campus or want to use campus facilities that you haven't experienced any sorts of symptoms. >> the university says that most classes will still be held online, aside from small group gatherings. commencement ceremony will also be held virtually. >>> today the house will vote on president biden's nearly $2 billion stimulus plan. to hike the federal minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour will not be part of this. here is what it does include. $1400 stimulus checks, $170 billion for schools, $160 billion to expand vaccine development and infrastructure, and extensions of crucial unemployment benefits. democrats are prepared to pass this bill without republican support. >>> u.s. capitol police are warning that extremists could be planning

we spoke with a stanford professor who says that has never happened until now. >> the people who are wielding this flag and waving it proudly are not innocent. they're making a statement about white supremacy. and hopefully we will see in the next four years a period of healing. >> the confederate flag originated during the civil war as a symbol of sedition. it gained significance as a modern political symbol in the '50s and '60s as a sign of resistance to racial integration. >>> moments after president-elect joe biden's victory was certified, the senate chaplain delivered this moving prayer. >> thank you for what you have blessed our lawmakers to accomplish in spite of threats to liberty, incline our hearts to do your will and guide our feet on the path of peace. and god bless america. >> chaplain barry black has been the senate's official clergyman for nearly two decades. >>> the fact that a large group of people could so easily breach the capitol has raised a lot of security questions, but there's also a question about racial justice. abc7 news reporter matt boone spoke to local a

stanford health said the testing volume has decreased dramatically over the past two months and as a result they will focus existing resources in livermore. experts say that testing remains an important tool. >> remember we are still looking at 12% of americans being fully vaccinated. that leaves 88% of americans that can still absently catch the coronavirus and spread it on to others. now is not the time to forget about testing. >> stanford said by consolidating testing they will better deploy and ramp up resources on the vaccine side. >>> while remote workers have enjoyed the benefit of not commuting during the pandemic they may have noticed bills going way up in california. energy use has shifted from the offices to the homes. our abc7 news reporter david luiz shows us how much and what to do about it. >> reporter: with many offices dark and employees working remotely it's no surprise thth commercial use has dropped with an 8% decline in california. residential energy use is taking a corresponding increase, up 10% according to pg&e. is a reflection of more people working from home

. >>> stanford researchers are analyzing a new phenomenon that many of us unfortunately know all too well. it is zoom fatigue. there appears to be four main causes. one, lots of eye contact at a close range can cause anxiety or even trigger a fight response. two, staring at your own face can make you very critical of yourself. three, being trapped in one spot can make a person restless. and, finally, you can't see a person's body language, that means it takes more energy to communicate. abc 7 talked to one of the lead researchers over zoom. >> it is a wonderful tool when used properly and sparingly. it is just, you know, doing it for nine hours a day is not the same as, you know, being on a hike with your friends or being at a rock show and just being around people. >> okay. so apparently there is a solution. just turn the camera off. look away, and listen only. >>> pediatricians are warning of an escalated mental health crisis among children that is caused by the pandemic. the children's hospital association and the american academy of pediatrics is calling on congress and the admin

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

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

abc 7 news spoke with the director of the stanford center for biomedical ethics about the inequities we're seeing built into vaccine distribution. >> i think we have to be very vigilant from an ethical point of view of not just looking at what the regulations say, but what are the factors and the ways in which structural racism is actually built into the way the distribution channels are being set up. >> one medical sent a lengthy statement to abc that says in part, any assertions that we broadly and knowingly disregard eligibility guidelines are in direct contradiction to our actual approach to vaccine administration. we have numerous checkpoints in place to mitigate abuse of our vaccine booking system. we routinely turn people away who do not meet eligibility criteria. >>> santa clara county will have nine covid-19ically placed throt county by the end of the week. they just opened a new site at gilroy high school. >> we have been impacted by covid-19 because of the high community transmission rate. the ability to do something about that really feels good. >> more than 12% of gilroy