next in sports. >> once again, the stanford cardinal women. now the nc double a basketball champions. sports director jason dumas says the >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it is championship sunday and some hardware is coming back to the bay area after 29 years stanford is back on top of the women's basketball world. it was a great one. let's head down to san antonio and see how it all unfolded. it wasn't always pretty. it was a defensive battle on both sides. tara looking for ring number 3 1st quarter. here's the hometown kid and recently named an all american that's kianna williams showing out in front of her family and friends down in san antonio. like i said, this game was a back alley brawl. she and up ellington give arizona a one point lead right there back and forth. we go. lexi hall for 3. plus the fouth, the cardinal had 59 3 pointers during the nc double a tournament which is a record stanford up for. here's another one of those trades. this time of anna wilson stanford led by 7 at the half big bro russell wilson loves it. 3rd quarter ha

also today we're getting an exclusive look inside an important vaccine clinic in stanford. can shots help long haulers? stanford med gave us this video of the clinic that treats and studies long haulers, patients with post acute covid syndrome. >> now we have the opportunity to understand this problem, try to figure it out and best way for treatment for this kind of population. >> he also says because the covid vaccine helps fight off infection, it's believed it will drastically reduce the chances of getting long hauler symptoms if you get the virus. his bottom line is get that vaccination. we're joined tonight by our covid specialist from ucsf and by rosie flores who's been suffering from symptoms for a year. why are we getting mixed messages about booster shots? it's confusing, doctor. >> it is confusing. at the end of the day what speaks to me as a clinician is not a study in a lab with cells, but how humans do. let me tell you what i mean. so the studies that were done to validate the vaccines were done on tens of thousands of people. they have a head start of the rest

that was stanford. and in the 19th century, the hospital moved from san francisco back to the campus. and it was up here in the corner and it was really far away. and so no one paid attention to what the architecture looked like, because it wasn't part of the main academic campus. but edward stone and thomas church did their version and interpretation of the main quad. but in modernist terms. so they might have articulated country as the walls that resemble the sandstone, very modern. and as the campus grew in both directions, the medical center expanded and the campus all of a sudden would touch it. and academically, they said, we can invent great invention if these communicate, if the sciences and medicine cooperate in a building and if they can live together and learn together. and the trustees said, this building has to blend the architecture. so we had two problems. so as we are looking at with the school of medicine over the years, this is what evolved. and it had nothing to do with stanford other

stanford alum michelle west on the left and stanford freshman rachel hecht the ncaa champion. how does she feel about it? >> i woke up to a text from michelle. she said yay see you thursday. if you had told me that i would be playing with her at an lpga event and figure out that i am. with her from a text from her i would not have believed you. >> i have to find out if lee's has ever done this. look at this serve. wait for it. there it goes. that poor racket. 20 meltdown. know americans are left. that meltdown was something. ever done that? >> definitely. >> no i have never done that. i wanted to do that my father would have aaaand welcome back to guess the price. sal. what do you do? oh, i'm a retired postal worker. fantastic. are you ready to play? oh, heck yeah. ok johnny, tell him about eargo. these top of the line hearing aids from eargo are straight out of the future. they're rechargeable and virtually invisible in your ears host: ok sal, how much do you think they cost? oh gee i don't know... um er $5000? well, actually for you they don't cost anything holy heck. that's

. >> yet, stanford has long lost to that tournament but nobody thought that eight dream today. the cardinals come upset last year by cal, stanford was about to take the lead late in the second half but that readily rose up it to reject lucas and that put the entire game on it 24-7 run. and bradley was right in the mix. he had a game-high 19 points. the warriors began their second half tomorrow at the clippers. to start, 19-year-old rookie james wiseman failed to take a mandated covid test and was not able to practice tonight in l.a. his status for the game, he is now in question. >> it is disappointing because he could have used the practice tonight and we needed him out there. so it is disappointing that he made that mistake. >> how about this, the texas rangers say they will be at 100% capacity on opening day. globe life the field will be the first to host a full house since the pandemic, and the news did not go over unnoticed in the yankee broadcast booth tonight. >> just about to talk about texas, who have said for opening day they will open the ballpark. >> i'm glad i'm no

we're are, of course, pulling for stanford to repeat as champions. but man, i got to tell you, their schedule does not get any easier in the next month alone. they have 3 dates with top 25 ranked it's going to be going to be a long road keeps it interesting that does thanks, kate. will see tonight yes, i like >> we're going to get it on saturday is very soon next week as well. 72. >> get ready kate. all right. so one take another live look outside at the san francisco embarcadero on this sunday night. you know as we were saying earlier, it was a a great day outside. let's talk you know, take a look at the 7 day forecast right what we can expect as we move into the new work week. okay. well know seven-day just no weather is going to be great sunday, sunny, that we're going to track some rain, chances later on in the week as well. so. >> the breeze is going to have more of that coming up live in prime time in >> looking forward to that. i am as well. we'll see the see that. (piano music) - [narrator] this program is a paid presentation for omega xl and

stanford survives. >> it was electric, it was wild. people were so happy. >> reporter: megan owns the patio where stanford students and fans packed the bar for the sunday game. >> everyone was jumping up and down. the last second, my gosh, it was wild. >> the stanford cardinals are national champions in 2021! >> it has been emotional. i went there as a kid, and watch them play. >> a well deserved win for the cardinals, who drawn praise from the vice president, the president, and tiger woods, and they said it was great after living in lockdown. >> it was good to see people happy about something again. you know, after a year of sitting in the house. >>> cardinals titles and all under the coaches leadership. >> much deserved, maria, thank you. >>> amazing. and covid vaccines could have an unexpected benefit with a shot at believe for people with mysterious ailments. >> i knew that there was a light out there at the end of the tunnel, i feel like i can almost see that light. >> i just have to say give it a shot. >> the milestone in the vac

she graduated stanford in three years and was engaged to be married. she was heading to you penn law school. the second one was janet taylor a beloved independent young woman who was the daughter of legendary hall of famer stanford football coach and player and athletic director chuck taylor. the last victim was this lovely, and i have a special place in my heart for her because i grew up near her in north dakota, she was married to a track standout from north dakota, had moved here and was married to him, and was killed in the stanford church on october 13, 1974. kristen: this frightened the campus community. the cases went cold for many decades. i know you go into detail tonight. what brought investigators back on track? >> what happened was, fortunately for the state of california and these families, california 1996 elected their first female sheriff. that was sheriff laurie smith of santa clara county. she was arliss' age when she was murdered in the church and just starting her career in law enforcement. when she became sheriff, she said it is my

so specials at stanford university. camila barco kron 4 news. >> is the time it was nice to see was a sunny day out there at the stadium to enjoy. it was perfect now and and not as nice in the wars that fine between perfect and just joined rubble. yeah. i remember earlier this season. we're like, ok, when is it officially high, right. it's well past that in this week's going to be tough. yeah. you got some triple digits just around the corner. so enjoy today as much as you can. it's kind of our last of the cool days in this forecast will be a little muggy in greatest art. it's still going to feel pretty good, especially once this cloud cover clears out more and more towards the afternoon this morning. we saw some drizzle and not just at the coast but really all the way inland sea may have noticed some wet spots on roadways as you are venturing out there, conditions are starting to dry now as that marine layer begins to lift a little first sign of some clearing that's about to be occurring after weekend of rainfall up in

in the archives at stanford there are so many letters written by olmsted to stanford and stanford back that are eight pages long, handwritten, trying to explain to leland what the ideas are. there's a new book that's out called "the scandalous life of leland stanford." i'll tell you, he was not a very nice man and had a lot of dealings not only on the campus but with his partners in business and elsewhere. he truly was the definition of the robber baron of those days. and at the same time, engaging olmsted who displayed a conscience about people, was really interesting as a marriage between the two of them, because olmsted had talked widely about how the -- about against the way the private estates were the only real parks that were for the rich and that the people, as he said, who needed it most, didn't have that advantage. so he was talking about the people. leland was talking about his empire. and they had to work together to form an institution. so this is olmsted's first design. and when he first did his master plan, he put the campus up in the foothills. a winding approach road l

now stanford kicks off the season today down in texas. they're looking to build off of a promising 2020 season kylen mills has more on what to expect from the cardinal in 2021. >> red, black and white. back on the football field at stanford university players taking part in training camp for the first time since 2019. we're just competing every day is just getting more and more competitive. we're turning up the. >> the energy every day. >> and just the between offense. >> just coming together really nicely the cardinal are welcoming a sense of normalcy after a tumultuous twenty-twenty. thanks to covid-19 the pac 12 football season was delayed until november. and the cardinal were forced out of santa clara for most of the season because of county covid restrictions and it's not too far. you know, just in our that. >> if something happens that we can adjust. we're ready to adjust if we need to. what could happen. head coach david shaw are ready to pivot at any moment. but he feels good about the team's health and safety protocols and over 8

stanford cut wrestling and nine other sports last summer. this was the last match in cardinal history. the sophomore shane griffith won the 165-pound championship. second individual title in cardinal history. griffith is wearing a keep stanford wrestling sweatshirt afterwards. a group of donors has raised more than $12 million to keep the program funded independently. stanford -- that majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. because small business owners have enough on their hands. so go with three and leave those old policies in the dust. sawdust. technically. don't interrupt the spokesperson. this commercial is now over.

beginning of the 2nd quarter stanford with a chance to get on the board. but the cow defense comes up with huge stop on 4th and goal. they were dominant all night in the 2nd quarter golden bears quarterback chase garbers. with the slant to trevon clark the wide receiver. takes it to the house. the 84 yard touchdown pass is the longest in big game history county to 7 zip lead 84 yards quite a run garbers back from covid made a statement in this game on the rollout finds christopher brooks, another touchdown golden bears. this game was never close. 3rd quarter running back marcel dancy. coming around the left 76 yards later he is dancing into the endzone. cal takes a 27 to 3 lead they would run away with it just like dancy turned on the wheels. cal fans stormed the field after the game. they are pumped. the golden bears. take the axe back to berkeley to face it. >> expected it to come out play. well, i i don't think i know our players are expected come out and play well, so. you know, things came together to give the number of contested plays you guys need w

. >>> stanford university is able to welcome some students back for in-person learning. how than play to do it safely. >>> how long the sunny mild pattern will lost coming up. nbc 7 news starts now. >>> if the fda approves the use of the new vaccine, we have a plan to roll it out as quickly as johnson & johnson can make it. >> in just 24 hours, we could have a new weapon in the fig against covid. good evening and thank you for joining you. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson is part of our vaccine team, and she spoke with a voting member of the fda review committee about concerns and what comes next. >> reporter: a third covid vaccine is close to authorization. >> it's been a remarkable year in terms of science. >> reporter: dr. halle gantz is a member of the advisory committee. she said they met twice a year to discuss the plu vaccine, now, three times in three months to approve pfizer, moderna and now johnson & johnson. >> this will set the fis look at vaccinations in the future. >> reporter: johnson & johnson is one shot, and it will be stored in a refrigerator up to t

college hoops, stanford hosting san jose state. . stanford battles back cardinal retake the lead 50-49. the pick-and-roll. throws it down. stanford outscore san jose state 47-24 in the second half. cal hosting san diego. second half. hi float her in the lane. call-up five. eight off the bench. cal had four of their five starters score in double figures. cal >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "home sweet home alone," ellie kemper. plus, recording artist and author, kelsea ballerini. also, check out our diy holiday gift baskets as a way kick off "live's holiday gift guide" weeks. and big bucks could be yours. details on how you could be a part of "live"'s holiday sweater photo contest. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan:

stanford kicks off their season tomorrow in the allstate kickoff classic down in texas. the cardinal looking to build off a promising though short and twenty-twenty season where they won 4 straight games down. the stretch. i caught up with coach david shaw. >> to find out the expectations for this season. >> red black and white. back on the football field at stanford university players taking part in training camp for the first time since 2019. we're just competing every day is just getting more and more competitive. we're turning up the. >> the and if you every day. >> and just the between offense. >> just coming together really nicely the cardinal are welcoming a sense of normalcy after a tumultuous twenty-twenty. thanks to covid-19 the pac 12 football season was delayed until november. and the cardinal were forced out of santa clara for most of the season because of county covid restrictions and it's not too far. you know, just in our that. >> if something happens that we can adjust. we're ready to% adjust that we need to. given what could happen. head coach david sha

stanford outscored their opponents in the second quarter. third quarter, wilson to haley jones with a touchdown, haley had a game-high 17 and stanford wins by 11 but tara wanted more. >> after the game i talked to the team and i said we are very excited to go to the sweet 16. but it was our c game, but we are in the tournament and we are excited to move on. >> stanford's 13th street suite 16, how do you like it. >>> the warriors announcing that steph curry will miss at least another week with a bruised tailbone. meanwhile the 76ers are down, the warriors were lifeless in the first half, and they were careless with the ball. easy pickings for the reverse. some great passing to james wiseman, the warriors actually took the lead in the third quarter with a calibrated floater. he had 10 rebounds, and the sixers are the best game in the eastern conference. they do not have joel embiid right now but they do have tobias harris. the sixers paula when pull the win out. and trent williams is the highest-paid offensive lineman in the nfl. what i get in

>>well healthy competition exists between stanford and other area hospitals in normal times. the pandemic has them looking out for each other for the greater good says stanford emergency medicine is doctor, andra bloom kong's this is about a mutual aid to other facilities in the area and as that. >>pandemic changes different hospitals in different areas have different needs in the past 2 months more than 600 patients, including 135 from other south bay hospital struggling to find icu and other beds have been moved here to stanford hospital which has more room and more resources. at least 47 of those patients had covid while the vast majority had other conditions that have led some hospitals to cancel or postpone surgeries and other care budgets. >>all types of patients kidney patients cancer patient's heart patients and all that. it's that in general covid has stretched the resources of all of our hospitals and all of our systems to expedite the transfer process, stanford medicine waves the usual insurance clearance process and other steps that might otherwise come with patie

the former star led stanford with 17. final seconds, arizona, down one point. >> lobs it into mcdonald. five seconds left. mcdonald. two seconds. mcdonald -- trapped. heaves. can't hit. that is it! stanford, survive. >> oh did they. barely. stanford beats arizona 54-53 to win their third national title in program history. woo. >>> on the men's side, the national championship is tomorrow night. after the game, they'll play one shining moment. i guarantee you that will include this. >> juzang again with the ball in his hands. in the paint, floater, short. got it back, ties it with three. gonzaga has time to do something. suggests for the win. oh, yeah, oh yes. >> jalen suggs, 30-foot buzzer- beater. sent the zags to the national championship against baylor in indianapolis. back in december, these two teams were supposed to play in indy. that game was canceled at the last-minute due to covid-19 issues with gonzaga. >> we joked when the game got canceled and we went to the arena and we did a press conference saying that the g

it gained the attention of real members of the federalist society at stanford who were not amused. the society filed a complaint but wallace fought back. they concluded it was a matter of free speech and he will be allowed to graduate after all. >>> nancy pelosi stopped in san francisco to highlight food insecurity. this pop-up food bank has served hundreds of people in the ocean beach neighborhood. pelosi says the need the great is more help is on the way. she says congress has stepped up so people don't go hungry. >>> we wanted to let you know about some changes. we are adding another weekday newscast, and "nightly news" is moving to a new time period. >> this all starts on monday. the 5:00 p.m. news stays in its spot after ellen. followed by a 5:30 newscast and a 6:00 newscast. "nightly news" moves to 6:00 p.m. nbc bay area news tonight will be followed by access hollywood. this all starts monday. >>> art on wheels with a powerful message. we'll explain next. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you de

stanford up just 11 but they only allow 11 men -- points in the third. great pass, cardinal up at 20. brink goes for a double-double. cardinal screws 91-62. the 49ers game is crazy, we will have the post game. anchor: up to the wire. sports anchor: it is 8:26 eastern. anchor: move over sa anchor: check it out, another holiday tradition returns. it took over the street of athens with hundreds of people dressed like st. nick. most of the proceeds come from corporate sponsors. the raised funds will go to the make-a-wish foundation to help children who are battling cancer. one last check of weather. meteorologist: santa-con was yesterday. thank goodness. we are tracking showers, tonight a level two storm, but the storm will intensify tomorrow as it stalls over the bay area. it is a level three strong storm. tomorrow, we will have an update on the timing of this storm coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. anchor: that is all the time we have for this edition of abc seven news at 5:00. we will see a back here tonight at 6:00. ♪ >>> tonight, a special edition of "

stanford survives again! >> down to the wire and and with the champions, a historic night for the stanford women and we will have the story. >>> fighting back recall efforts, the group working to help san francisco district attorney keep his job.>>> and an opal level level this week, telling us what to expect for the next few days. >>> jules is off tonight, no maybe about it, the stanford cardinal have the best team in women's college basketball. and for their coach, it is especially sweet, dennis o'donnell is here to tell us why pick >> it was so sweet because it had been so long, stanford had not won a national title since 1992, but i tell you what, arizona had a chance to steal that moment away. tara vanderveer, and the cardinal had to sweat it out for the second straight game, two minutes to play, haley jones scores and gets filed, stanford had a 4 point lead but arizona got to within one point, and a chance to win it.>> mcdonald trapped in heaves, i can't hit, that is it! and stanford survives again. >>

he got that idea from fellow stanford professor dr. kevin shulman who has treated dozens of coronavirus victims. >> how do we use the data that we have to inform what should be best practice? >> reporter: stanford's covid database now contains about 700 patients. doctors tell us that's too small of a sample to rely on when trying to make individualized treatment decisions for new patients. but stanford is using the data to draw some conclusions that are already helping get covid victims released from the hospital sooner. for example, stanford realized many patients can recover at home with portable oxygen tanks just as well as those who remain in the icu hooked up to ventilators. >> the more we can free up capacity in the intensive care units, the more opportunity that we have to make sure we're ready should additional cases come in. >> reporter: so stanford recently changed its policies hospitalwide. covid patients can now be sent home a full day earlier compared to the start of the pandemic. stanford tells us that can boost icu capac

>> that junior is going to stanford. by the way, rachel hecht, the stanford freshman, four over par today. all about the stanford golfers. what a story, 17-year-old up top the leaderboard at olympic. back to you. >>> believe it or not, the california drought picture is not quite as ugly as it looks pick of the newest map released today is unchanged from last week but it got no worse. take a live look outside at san francisco. i suppose there's something good about that. >> that's good. and paul, today, a few clouds out there, not much else but it was a pretty day. >> it was nice of the cloud cover retreated toward the coast but of course we are still in the midst of the extreme to exceptional drought conditions so let's look back at the drought history for california as a whole. not just the bay area. this goes all the way back to the year 2000 and is the brightness of the colors on the chart shows how deep in drought conditions we were but i want to zoom in on a particular part of the start, looking back to the last pro

detalles que le darían fuerza al gobierno de que stanford no debería salir libre bajo fianza. deberían ser enviado para enfrentar los cargos quesepan en su contra. y más queridos en el momento y recuerdo cuándo los fiscales el departamento de bomberos no estuvo declaraciones su silencio en un comunicado afirmó que era un bombero retirado perdieron la vida en el capitolio >>> para demostrar a la espera de renovar porque la pandemia a partir de este mes hay una esperanza le explicamos. >>> ser inmune al covid-19 un estudio sugiere que algunas personas pudieron desarrollar algún tipo de protección y no contraer la enfermedad de tenemos los detalles. en breve en el tiempo vamos a conversar sobre las comisiones por este fin de semana está la vuelta de la esquina el pronóstico más adelante. (comerciales) y protege california para las generaciones futuras. el servicio de administración que tienen que renovar sus residencias y ahora con la modalidad y deber y miles de inmigrantes se desesperan con su tarjeta verde esta puerca educar y están de renovación tenemos que espera

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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 led by as many as 18. south carolina cranks up the pressure, destiny henderson with one of her seven steals and lay-ups. stanford held to just 7 points in the 3rd quarter. final minute, scoring inside, against south carolina, the lead for good. they come back from the 18 point deficit to beat the cardinals, 65-61. >>> the oakland a's had big shoes to fill after bob melvin took the job to be the skipper of the padres. today, mark catsy was introduced as manager. he played for seven teams during his 17 year playing career. three of them were in oakland. he tells us he has always been best known as an a. >> this is my organization that i call home. david touched on that. when people talk about my playing career, the reflection is generally a's years. i could not be heavier about that and more existed about being chosen as the 31st manager for the oakland athletics. >>> tonight, due to covid-19 we have tuesday night football. matt stafford and the rams hosting the sea hawks in a match up. tied at 3 in the 3rd

david: you graduated from stanford, you went to stanford business school. charles: mm-hmm. david: and you did pretty well in stanford business school. charles: mm-hmm, i did. david: so when you graduated from stanford business school, did you say, "i'm going "to go join a private equity firm or a hedge fund" or what did you do? charles: no, i always wanted to do research. as a kid, i wanted to find out, how could i become successful? that was important to me 'cause i--we came through the depression years, my parents did, and i wanted to sort of make money and get the resources to have choices in my life, so i moved off, found financial service was the way to go, so at age 13 or 14, i began to think about this thing, stock market, then i went to stanford economics, business school, all financial, investment management, all of that in my early career, and then i worked after and during business school for a small advisory company. i was a research analyst, portfolio manager, and i had the responsibility and the introduction to many brokers, would come and sell us their storie

stanford kept out scoring cal. she had 12. stanford ends on a 11-game win streak. the pac-10 tournament starts wednesday in las vegas. >>> and for the first time in 2021, we have baseball highlights. cacactus league starts today. fans are back and so are the somer salts. we know the a's outfitters have canons for arms. the rocket. your catcher makes a great tag and out. the winds noticeable. game goesing to sooeven inningsn the early spring. giants hosting the angels in scottsdale. welcome back, buster posy. remember, he opted out last year. a classic opposite field with a one for posy. giants down 4-0. until wilmer flores, deep the wall. posy scored. that made it 4-1. the giants do lose 5-2. >>> and wearing sunday red, honoring tiger. wgc work day championship. morikawa with a two-shot lead. he birdied to retake the lead on that hole. the birdie on 12 right here gets him to 18 under and a two-shot lead. he finished with six straight pars. how about some great touch on 18 for a three-shot victory. morikawa's first win since taking the pank championship just down th

noter deem beat stanford, 45-14. the cardinal end their season on a seven-game losing streak finish the year 3 and 9. cal on the way to take on your honor cla. the second quarter, chase garber calls his own number. he scores on the short touchdown run. cal grabs a 14-10 lead, but ucla would take control of the game by rattling off 32 unanswered points. the bruins beat the bears, 42-14. cal closes out its regular season next weekend against usc. a big game for the 49ers tomorrow at levi's stadium. the red and gold will host the minnesota vikings. both teams are 5 and 5, and if the season ended today they would both be in the playoffs. now, there are still seven games to go, so the winner of this one has the inside track on locking down a spot in the postseason. now, they haven't played each other since the 49ers beat the vikings in the playoffs in january of 2020. >> i know we have a different defense coordinator but a similar style and similar defense. schematically i think it is similar, and usually there's a lot of

kiana williams and the stanford were down in the third quarter but then stanford outscored louisville by 17 in the fourth quarter to pull away 78-63, they are going to the first final four since 2017 and will play south carolina on friday night in the national semi final. you know, sanford hasn't won the national title in it 29 years. coming up in sports, white stanford had to be evacuated from their press conference, that's coming up. >>> take a look at the scene in los angeles tonight. ucla fans are taking to the streets after the bruins clinched a spot in the men's final four. dennis will have the highlights of their showdown against michigan leader in sports. >>> let's take a live look outside right now after an unusually warm day around the bay area, and it's going to get even warmer. >> and we can even break some records tomorrow. >> we are likely to break records across much of the bay area. today, temperatures well into the 70s, even some low 80s on the map, exactly 80 in concord, 82 in santa rosa. other temperatures in the mid to upper 70s, even downtown reached the mid-70s,

stanford itself is grappling with an increase in cases. on friday the university announced 43 graduate professional and under graduate students are now in isolation. after testing positive for the covid since january 2. professor of medicine says stanford decision makes sense. and may help protect students and the community. >> kids younger are more likely to have a symptomatic. the prebs is for the community and others. the protection. >> stanford should continue to monitor the numbers for improvement. >> it's reasonable. but it should be as short of a period as possible. watch the cases. watch the epidemiology closely. when things get safe again because they will get better. especially with vaccine. go back to school. >> graduate students and special circumstances started moving in over the last few days. under grads with approved special circumstances will still be allowed to stay on campus for now. >> after more than a week of declining cases. we're seeing another surge in california. the state reported 49,000 new cases. positive rate

stanford grads came together to fight to keep the teams. they raised about 30 million dplrs private funds in six months. but stanford still planned to eliminate the program until today. >> there's so much the sports bring to the table. from ra to diversionty representation as well. >> silver medalist in san francisco as well. gs, bolstered by an improved financial picture. stanford will continue 11 varsity sports slated for discondition wags. >>> nancy o'malley will not seek re-election. the first women elected to the position of district attorney in 2009. you may remember in october, she reopened the investigation of the shooting of oscar grant by a police officer. she closed the case a few months later without filing new charges. >>> save our market. that was the message today from vendors at san jose's flea market. they held a valley. san jose is considering a proposal to shrink the market's size to make way for a multiunit housing and commercial development. the proposal would put about two-thirds of the current vendors out of business.

posting a picture of former stanford student turner a woman always gets what is coming to her as well as pictures showing a black student being be headed. >> if they do not expel him i don't feel safe. >> do others agree? >> yes. >> he is an extreme threat. >> reporter: students spoke with me about their disappointment and stanford's response to the situation. >> we don't feel safe at an institution when there is no particular system in place to like how are you protecting black and marginalized folks on this campus. >> who is stanford making this community safe for? >> reporter: san jose state professor says the university needs to prove safety is its highest priority. >> this person had threatened a muslim student in the past. stanford had plenty of opportunities to take this person aside or expel this person or make the community safe. >> thanks for spreading my message around campus for me, i will see you in the fall. >> reporter: stanford has not said a word about disciplinary action. >> we are also looking at an institution that continues to protect students like this that conti

one showing the stanford went with the 2 qb attack in that game. rotating the key and west. and it just didn't work. the card couldn't get anything going offensively and loss to kansas state 24 to 7. the key was 15 for 18 with a 118 passing yards and the lone stanford touchdown of the game in contrast west. >> a senior completed 8 of 12 passes for 76 yards and 2 interceptions. so yeah, based on those stats seems like the right choice for david shaw's team. this saturday's game kicks off at 07:30pm, and none of the bay area college teams when last we can and cannot cal stanford. not san jose state. so here's hoping for better results this san jose state paint playing usc. that was a tough one. but cow dung and they're losing to nevada. it was kind of a shock. that was a big for them, not the way they wanted to all right, kate, thank you. thank you. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating

stanford also says it plans to have flexible options for employees, including on site hybrid and fully remote work. in marin county live opera is returning in an unlikely way on a rock and roll stage. this month, san francisco opera will present the barber of seville for driving audiences and his ktvu deborah villalon tells us they're pulling out all the stops. assef opera has presented the barber of seville many times, but never like the production rising up at the marin civic center in sandra fell, but they'll be looking straight ahead towards this incredible stage here. 200 cars drive in opera fans plus another 200 cars nearby with a big screen, about a third of the audience size at the war memorial theater in san francisco. but it's live performance first since. the pandemic to feel the sense of community to be knowing that you're watching out with other people is an incredible experience and it's opera from scratch, beginning with a state used at the coachella music festival and constructing everything needed to bring the score and story alive. it will be a shortened 90 minutes. n

at 38 years old, this stanford graduate has already worked for the likes of microsoft and yahoo before founding his own company. once his microphone is on a quick tour of their startup style, california office base is our, our best gustin play. cool and relaxed probably or weren't stressed employee the maybe i think a pretty good i don't know very kind of our area is actually where i like to work. my coffee got cold and in the reception area and impressive display. these are some of our, some of our customers and the different things that they did with our, our product. so here's twitter. we help them remove a lot of people that were kind of bullying on their website. you know, american express is that in france. yeah. you know, i feel especially proud of, you know, something like tesco right is able to, to use us to improve their website, to show better search results that people can find the items they're looking for. and i don't know, i don't know what do you know how like, why some of these get frankly, just stuff in this is mr. brown had a p r. ah, after our visit, the founder exp

let's go straight to the 2nd quarter early on stanford with a chance to get on the board. but the county fence comes up with a huge stop 4th and goal on offense. bears quarterback chase garbers one of the players who had to sit out because of the covid outbreak. he made a statement in this game. check this out early in the 2nd quarter as well. garbers to trevon clark the wide receiver takes it to house 84 yard. touchdown pass is the longest in big game history now take 7. nothing lead. garbers was hot all night too barbers on the rollout finds christopher brooks, another touchdown golden bears say take a 14. nothing lead. this game was never close. the cal bears with a decisive win. cal fans stormed the field. they are pumped up and the ac's going back to berkeley with the golden bears in this game tonight. but expected it to come out play. well, i >> i don't think i know our players expected to come out and play well, so. >> you know, things came together to get the number of contested plays you guys need whether it's catches runs you know, blocks one-on-one really all ov

. >>> stanford university is able to welcome some students back for in-person learning. how than play to do it safely. >>> how long the sunny mild pattern will lost coming up. nbc 7 news starts now. >>> if the fda approves the use of the new vaccine, we have a plan to roll it out as quickly as johnson & johnson can make it. >> in just 24 hours, we could have a new weapon in the fight against covid. good evening and thank you for joining you. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson is part of our vaccine team, and she spoke with a voting member of the fda review committee about concerns and what comes next. >> reporter: a third covid vaccine is close to authorization. >> it's been a remarkable year in terms of science. >> reporter: dr. halle gantz is a member of the advisory committee. she said they met twice a year to discuss the plu vaccine, now, three times in three months to approve pfizer, moderna and now johnson & johnson. >> this will set the fis look at vaccinations in the future. >> reporter: johnson & johnson is one shot, and it will be stored in a refrigerator up to

all smiles under the masks at stanford university. the woman's best about team is just back on campus returning from this covid challenge season as national champions. >> they worked their butts off. they went from hotel to hotel. we cannot be more proud to be sharing the same name across the jersey. the game came down to the final seconds with the stanford women holding off arizona for the one point win. it was stanford's first women's fastball championship in 29 years, and a badly needed up look for the campus community. >> determination and grit and resilience through a very, very difficult period, and they have been a role model for all of us. >> the parade route went into downtown palo alto and back again. there is no mass rally, no speeches, just a few minutes in the sun to soak up. >> some of those women did not get any sleep last night. the mvp there when straight through to the morning talk shows, maybe got a few these on the plane coming back but one of the remarkable things about this is that it keeps alive a 55 year streak

connect i don't fault the university stanford says there is optimism that raising the funds necessary here is a live look outside in the beautiful city of san francisco, actually it is no fog right now >> we had a little bit of the darker with that drops in from the north. as we head towards noon, the stronger wind gust is going to make their way farther and farther inland on the coast, 30 if you have any outdoor plans with some work he needs to the wind advisory goes until 5:00. everyone else is in the wind advisory that goes into effect 5:00 wednesday and continues until 5 am thursday morning. very dry fire dangers in the scale only goes up to temperature is only 56 degrees downtown. we are into the upper 30s -- upper 40s with high temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below average for the middle of may. low to mid 60s for the east bay and upper 60s in the santa clara valley. it is starting to kick in friday and saturday and noticeable sunday, monday, and tuesday. i will have another update coming up at 11:00. >>> that sounds good. thank you, paul. >>> president biden is encouraging top isra

how soon stanford could reopen its doors. struck the sun breaking through the fog. we could still see the golden gate at the top of sutro tower. that was not the case 24 hours ago. the fog will make its way back in later tonight we take a >>> the san jose police department is facing a federal lawsuit over a deli police shooting. officers say they were moving into arrest a dangerous suspect. the man's family says it did not justify lethal force. >> reporter: sent as a police say they consider him to be armed and dangerous. he was a suspect in a murder and multiple shootings. his family says it did not justify what happened when police found the car upup to hi >>>> he never r lookoked atat t officers. never brandished a weapon at anyone to >> hands up, has a. >> reporter: three san jose police o officers opopened fire hehe read alououd the e sesecon alchemy of the apartment couplets. they later would claim they mistook his cell phone for a handgun. >> i don't see any way we could justify the shooting of a man in the back and leaving the scene are running from the scen

>> reporter: stanford university undergrad students are coming back to class. their first day is timber 20th. so that is still a little ways off. but, for anyone who will be spending time on campus after this sunday, they will have to test weekly, regardless if whether they are vaccinated or not. >>> tonight the cdc is predicting that covid-19 deaths and hospitalizations will jump over the next four weeks. the nation is now averaging over 113,000 new coronavirus infections per day. just one month ago there were fewer than 22,000 a day. upwards of 90% of u.s. residents are also living in areas with a high or substantial risk of community transmission. a month ago that was just 19%. >>> and unsettling comparison tonight at a community meeting for a east to san jose neighborhood concerned about read hillview airport. a recently released study says there is a direct link between the fuel used at the airport and lead poisoning of young children. andrea nakano was at the airport with what was revealed. >> reporter: the lead dr. of the study presented the results and

paula: ser el doctor jorge salinas de stanford. investigamos quÉ debe hacer para obtener hasta $600. david: la Única vez que dejÓ de trabajar ella fue cuando se enfermÓ de coronavirus. para ella estarÁ disponible una ayuda para reembolsar dinero. vamos a poner acÁ la palabra, vamos a ver acÁ esta pÁgina. es un sitio oficial del gobierno. vamos a ir hasta abajo. dicen cÓmo aplicar y los va a llevar a este enlace. despuÉs podemos ver cÓmo nos piden da informaciÓn personal. >> muchos han cambiado su familia de informarse. >> luego de enfermarse de covid su vida cambiÓ y poco a poco debe recuperarse. >> pronto se viene el mal tiempo. >> se viene un tiempo incierto y hay poco trabajo y facturas que pagar. paula: nuestra meteorÓloga nos tiene el reporte del tiempo. suheily: asÍ se ven las condiciones ahora mismo en la bahÍa de san francisco. tambiÉn la nubosidad ayuda a que las temperaturas se mantengan bajas. mucho mÁs cerca para oakland. en general estamos viendo condiciones mÁs frÍas en comparaciÓn con el dÍa de