prior to joining stanford law, he was founding executive director of the immigration outreach center in phoenix, arizona. in his former life, he also launched and led several businesses including law logic group which is considered today to be an industry leader in technology and data security. so it's my pleasure to introduce the professor. [applause] >> wow, i am going to have my mom send my bio to you more often. very good. the panelists are in so many ways much more detailed and oriented and qualified than i am to speak to the specifics of immigration. i'm just the guy who speaks to economists, lawyers, and policymakers and then translates into human. i think that's why i have landed this particular role. what i'm going to try to do is frame the immigration debate. this is a fairly friendly crowd. what i think i am going to ultimately achieve is to give you some ideas that get at the immigration issue and the potential and the need for reform in a way that is a little bit less traditional in that it's almost clinical. i'm going to try to present some economic arguments. i'm going

., and then moved up to the bay area, and i went to stanford. i came back after law school. my background for the first few years was as a practicing attorney. i worked in the private sector for a number of years. and then i worked for the city as a deputy city attorney and then became general counsel of the school district of san francisco and through that became involved in politics and at some point decided to run for office. >> you have lived in san francisco for awhile. why did you decide to live here? supervisor campos: i have always felt that san francisco is unique. i have always loved this city. i think that san francisco is -- it represents the best of what this country has to offer. it is a place that welcomes people from all over the world, from all over the country, and is a place that not only tolerates, but actually increases diversity. it is a place that is forward thinking in terms of how it looks at issues, and it has always felt like home. as a gay latino man, i felt this was a place where i could be happy. >> why did you get involved? supervisor campos: i

of psychiatry, stanford, california. beverly haberle, project director, pennsylvania recovery organization, achieving community together, southeast pennsylvania. joe powell, executive director, association of persons affected by addiction, dallas, texas. dr. thomasina borkman, professor of sociology emerita, george mason university, fairfax, virginia. keith, let's start out by letting the audience know what is the need for treatment in terms of substance use and mental disorders in this country? a lot of people aren't aware of how prevalent these conditions are, but amazingly there are 45 million american adults who meet the criteria for a mental health problem. and 23 million who meet it for substance use, alcohol or drugs. and most of those who also smoke and the overlap between those groups is about 10 million people who struggle with both of those problems. so that means at any given time one in four people in this country could conceivably benefit from treatment for mental health or substance use disorder. and actua

plus it's your chance to get a stanford education without the pricy tuition. popular classes all being offered now for free. >>> and the market opened just about 10 minutes ago. let's get an early check of the numbers. >> we'll have an update from kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks in just a few minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, president obama will make a major speech on jobs early next month. >>> happy much day, bay area. it is very gray in spots. happy hump day. it will clear out nicely. democrats fog at the coast, 50s and 60s, partly cloudy inland. fog and low clouds at the coast. sunshine in the valleys today low 90s in the hottest spots inland, inside the bay 60s and 70s. becoming sunny and mild. 80s toward the santa clara valley. clouds at the coast. temperatures staying very close to seasonal normals for this time of year. high pressure over the four corners states cranking up the numbers inland. we have to get through the low clouds and fog early on. next couple of days the trough moves in off the coast cooling down the temperatures. today hot in fresn

in addition to being on the word of overseers for the hoover institution at stanford, she's also on the board of the herbert hoover residential life resuscitation. finally, she is here today with her husband, john avalon of newspeak in "the daily beast" as well as heard. andrea jeanie hoover. andrew is herbert hoover's grandson. at that to welcome all. [applause] among her many goals of life, so i'm quite low what we care about at the reagan foundation. but first the father of the reagan foundation a library come our mission and what we stand for have noticed in these past couple of years that we have sent over backwards to tarnish the image and legacy of ronald reagan, the reagan brand into the minds of americans. we've taken the opportunity of the centennial to reach many millions of americans and remind notches for ronald reagan was as a man, but more importantly what he stood for. site near to report the reagans brandis and clichÉ. the most recent gallup surveys reveal that ronald reagan is the most admired among all americans. [applause] now, margaret is on a mission. she faces a

as for that so-called one a man named lock is not worried about it. >> it's good for stanford players. they are getting that type of circulation and recognition. no it doesn't bother me. >> stanford will be playing san jose state in a couple weeks. >> that is going to do it for us. "nightline" is coming up next. our next newscast begins tomorrow morning at 4:30. stay connected at abc7news.com. thanks for joining us. [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on the spot... ...storewide! and, unlike other stores,... ...we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make style affordable. you make it yours! jcpenn. [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on the spot... ...storewide! and, unlike other stores,... ...we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make style affordable. you make it yours! jcpenn. >>> tonight on "nightline," a foreign affair. how far would you go for a blin

big day at stanford. and if you like speed in short spurts, we have what the doctor asking for. >>> after foot surgery and a blood clot that kept her off the tour she went to the first event since her return at stanford. serena playing in her first final facing marianne who beat serena at wimbledon. serena over came two breaks and the twins set she dominates in the second. serena goes on to win it 7-5, 6-1. she tunes up for the u.s. open at the end of the summer for her first win since her return. >> anything can happen, literally. i really have enjoyed myself. after everything i went through i enjoy each moment. >> he took the torch winning the british open. her third major this season and fifth of her career. youngest to win five at 22 years old. she capped it off with a birdie and winning by four strokes. stallings has a first pga tour win. he got it. he made six birdies to get into the playoffs and how about a little $1 million check for that seven-footer? the u.s. senior open in toledo. and brown rol

that's stanford 7 sports. >> on the baseball now. giants had the nature off. open 12 game home stand tomorrow night against the padres. now is the time and they caught break tonight. a little help from the national. arizona came in with a one and a half game lead on the giants to top the west that was 1 slim game. worth 3 run homer off joe and that was the difference in this contest. national win it 4-1 giants just one game back in the west. a's begin a roadie, 10 game. yankees and red sox neck and neck in the standings a's could have an impact on who gets a leg up in the east. a open with 3 games in new york, 3 in boston and 4 in cleveland. quite a test. >> it's a tough one but it's the big leagues. every thyme team you play is tough. every pitcher you face every hitter you face is tough. so we have to good into it and pitchers keep doing what they are doing and we'll come around with the hitting. >> baseball requires precise hand eye coordination. if brewers minor leaguer shaeffer the ability to catch a ball off your head start add triple play with the crazy

in addition to being on the board of overseers for the hoover institution at stanford, she's also on the board of the herbert hoover presidential library association. finally, she is here today with her husband, john avlon, of "newsweek" and the daily beast among others, including cnn, as well as her parents, andrew and jeannie hoover. and andrew, of course, is herbert hoover's brand son. we'd like to welcome you all here today. [applause] okay. among her many goals in life, i am sure, two are key at present. both, as i noted before, align quite well with the kinds of things that we care about here at the reagan foundation. the first involves something i'll call brand relevance. if you are a follower of the reagan foundation ally prayer, our mission and what we stand for, you can't help but have notice inside these past couple of years that we have bent over backwards to burnish the image and the legacy of ronald reagan, the reagan brand, into the minds of americans. we've taken the opportunity of this centennial to reach many millions of americans and remind them not just what ronal

tomorrow, there will be another professional demonstration in the university of stanford. thank you. [applause] >> now, i would like to introduce a veteran of the 1971 visit, who will speak just a little while, and then we will get to the exhibition. judy was a teenager when she went to china in 1971. here she is now. welcome, judy. [applause] >> thank you. for the introduction. thank you, mayor lee, for your comments and your support of our sport, diplomacy, and encouraging good will between the u.s. and china. thank you, mr. counsel general for welcoming us, for your hospitality, and for being here today to honor and commemorate ping-pong diplomacy. as a member of the team that went to china in 1971, it is a thrill to be here again being a pink condom a black -- ping- pong diplomat. as like 39 years ago with a reciprocal tore of the team usa, table tennis has been a platform for events to promote peace between our countries. i am pleased that three veteran players from the 1972 reciprocal tore from china are here today. it is such a pleasure to be with you again. and als

. >>> forbes released its top colleges list today, and stanford came in at number 5. forbes -- here's the top 5 list. number 1, williams college of massachusetts. followed by princeton. west point,amherst college and stanford university. >>> the earth may have had two moons. plantary scientists came up with the theory as the way to explain why the dark side of the moon is much more rocky and mountainous. it could also explain why the moon is slightly lopsided. >>> the job did not go as planned today for the two russian cosmonauts at the international space station. the two spacewalkers ran out of time before they could complete moving a cargo crane, which was their main job. they'll have to finish that during the next spacewalk in february. >>> did the giants snap out of it? sports is next. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a mont

. >> good news into the case of a missing stanford student who has been found in malaysia. he had not been heard for six days. she traveling alone on a three-month trip alone and someone who has checked? on a regular basis. his parents were panicky until yesterday when jake called saying he was in deep in a tropical rain forest in malaysia. he said the six-day silence was long story and promised to call again in a few days. >> get ready if you ride bart tomorrow, hacker group is planning another protest at 5:00 p.m. at the civic center bart station. yesterday in an open letter, bart defended its decision to shut down cell service earlier this month. bart obtained credible information that led us to conclude that the safety of the bart the system would be compromised. out of overriding concern for bart state of, bart made the decision to temporarily interrupt service. the interim manager signed that letter. bart did not want a repeat of a protest book july 11th when a protestor climbed on top of a train blocking the doorways. the letter explains that act violated the law, cr

the stanford alum, 4-1. sanchez 4 2/3, seven hit, 5 runs. jimmy rollins to right field off ramirz. 8-2 phillies and the fun begins. ramirez hits victory0 in the back -- victorino in the back and the word is the phillies were trying to steal a base when they were up 6 runs. they go back and forth. eli whiteside is pushing, shoving. victorino gets back into the fray, victorino, whiteside and ramirez tossed out. i laugh after the game they go to giants showed spunk, all i saw was the score, 9-2. they've lost 2 in a row to the phillies, they've lost seven of eight. same two clubs tomorrow and sunday. >>> scary moment this evening, colorado pitcher hit in the head by a line drive. again, pitcher is vulnerable. when he releases the ball. right side of the face. the pitcher lay on the mound until medical personnel carted him off. he was blinking and able to move his hands and legs before taken to a local hospital. s that report. >>> on the field, weeks his dad in attendance in tampa. watch your son do your thing. ben zobrist and company, theez are

stanford is number five on the forbes magazine list of top colleges. williams college of massachusetts is number one followed by princeton, west point and amherst college. it based the list on quality of teaching, graduation rate and low levels of debt incurred by students. >>> for a couple of weeks now our chief meteorologist bill martin has been talking about incremental changes. but bill, the change you talked about last night we could really feel it today. >> this is more than incremental. the fog grew very quickly, it went well inland. we're looking outside right now and you can see that tonight's forecast overnight lows are going to be mainly in the 50s. as we take a look at the fog out there, you can see there's a doze of it already moving in. that's how w17 is west at 17 at the gate or that's at san francisco airport. so you have a big wind like this. there's a strong push tonight of low clouds. tomorrow we're going to see more rapid burn off. high pressure has intensified and as that high intensifies we're going to see temperatures come back i

a professor of history at stanford named sanford bernstein -- perfect. we have it. it is from a terrific new biography. the next speaker following me gave us this book. if you listen to him he is terrific. and arthur brooks when we visited him. this is a biography by peter wallace and. left page. scholars still puzzled by this contradiction have reached for some highly unlikely explanations. historian barton bernstein, professor of history at stanford has speculated that perhaps reagan learned as a young man to hide his intelligence because it was not valued in the midwest world in which he grew up. is that amazing? that is how they can't deal with the idea that we might be as intelligent as they or as kind as the a

a group of stanford students to build something that looks like a spacecraft. it runs on hand and powered about i sun. bob redell is live with a look at the teen behind the car. >> good morning. this is part of the team, these are engineering students here getting ready for a college road trip. it's all about the destination. this one is how they are going to get between.arc and b bs, that's the car that's going to the world solar challenge. this is in australia. 2,000-mile race taking place in october. right here is half of the design. the other half being there. this is the design. a projection they have been working fon. we have one of the members of the team. good morning. you say this is cutting edge. obviously the fact this makes it cutting edge. >> a few things that's unique. moon of the most important things for technology is having glass and panels. most teens use plastic. we partnered with a company called corning to use flexible flas. how fast will it go. what is itself range? >> i know what you mean. we've done some testing all over the place. and w

. >> stanford research found the largest pension calpers is under funded. >>> facebook can't grow fast enough. employees are just settling into the 1 million square foot campus it acquired from sun microsystems and expansion plans are underway. they are reporting that facebook plans to build a second campus right across the street. it has told city officials that they want to house 9400 employees at two complexes. >> you know what else we will be studying this morning, summer temperatures and good cheer. >> let's home it brings happiness to everyone because there is not much we can do about it. we have a 24-hour temperature rise. 8 for oakland and santa rosa and 10 for concord and fremont. 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. now this morning, temperatures are fairly mild. low 50s around the coast but we have dense fog, watch out for the dense fog, fog advisory around the coast and some drizzle, mid to upper 50s just about everywhere else. mountain view and antioch in the low 50s. fog should lift about 9:00 to 10:00. 56 in half moon bay this afternoon. 70s in san francisco, oakland richmo

. >>> sipetists at stanford said they -- scientists at stanford said they made a breakthrough to protect electrical grids, astronauts in space. after spending years studying the sun, researchers now believe they predict sun spots two full days before they appear. they're powerful solar storms that blast x-rays and ionized particles in the space at the speed of light. that material can wreak havoc with electronic with orbit and on the ground. researchers said they made the discovery measuring the activity of the storm at the sun interior. >>> just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 -- the critical teacher vote coming in an east bay school district that could mean longer days for hundreds of school kids. >>> the scam that has thousands of california homeowners believing they could save their houses only to find out they've become victims of foreclosure fraud. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland with the price of gold going out of sight, police are advising women to keep their gold jewelry out of sight or risk having it ripped off their neck. the story coming up in a live report. >>> in the hea

also on the board for the hoover institution at stanford also on the herbert hoover presidential library association. she is here today with her husband john avalon from "newsweek" including cnn as well as her parents andrew and genie and andrew is herbert hoover's grandson. we but like to welcome you to 85 among her many goals in life i am sure both as i noted before align quite well with those things that we care about here at the reagan foundation. first involves brand relevance. if you are a follower of the reagan foundation for what we stand for, you can help but notice the past couple years we bend over backwards to furnish the image and legacy of ronald reagan. the reagan brand into the minds of americans. we have taken the opportunity of this centennial to reach many millions of americans and remind them not just what ronald reagan was as a man but more importantly, what he stood four. i am here to report it is in great shape. the most recent survey that he is the most admired president among all americans. [applause] margaret is also on a mission. she faces said different relate

. >>> forbes released its top colleges list today, and stanford came in at number 5. forbes -- here's the top 5 list. number 1, williams college of massachusetts. followed by princeton. west point,amherst college and stanford university. >>> the earth may have had two moons. plantary scientists came up with the theory as the way to explain why the dark side of the moon is much more rocky and mountainous. it could also explain why the moon is slightly lopsided. >>> the job did not go as planned today for the two russian cosmonauts at the international space station. the two spacewalkers ran out of time before they could complete moving a cargo crane, which sis, help me create my oasis. ok, romantic garden? oh, is there a castle nearby? no, but there's a charming farmhouse. right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three,"

marihno bertanha est terminando su doctorado en economa en la universidad de stanford.. s.o.t. marinho bertanha/candida to a doctorado en economía 1:08:00 todo lo que envuelve las tasas de interés, principalmente las variables, las hipotecas, todo tipos de préstamos, esto es lo que la gente debe tomar más en cuenta, debe tomar más cuidado, antes de gastar, revisar bien los presupuestos de la familia.. bertanha agrega que la reduccin a la calificacin de la deuda de estados unidos tambin producir efectos indirectos en familias.. s.o.t. 2:03;00 tienen menos dinero, menos presupuesto para gastar en otras actividades, entonces esto implicaria que las compañias podrian reducir la producción y también los consumidores reducir sus gastos, que puede traer más a medio plazo más desempleo.. bertanha dice que el gobierno tambin va a tener que ser ms austero, y que eso va a significar menos asistencia y servicios sociales a la poblacin.. un crdito ms caro, tambin lo hace ms difcil de obtener.. por eso bertanha recomienda ser prudente.. s.o.t. marinho bertanha/candida to a doctorad

the winner of the half marathon, a stanford student, also plans to run those trials. i got to be honest. i thought they ran faster than that. i don't think we were at the head of the race with the video. >> a little more -- walk-a-thon. a little nice trot there. but yeah, the first place winner went faster than the video we showed you. interested in finishing because of the food poisoning. the upper deck, construction for another few minutes. in the lower deck out of san francisco that closer to 6:00 for it to be picked up. no slowing because that is a light volume of traffic. here 580, 980, that construction till 5:30. we do have a nice easy clearly marked diversion there but get on at castro if you can. crossing the bay here, san mateo bridge, the taillights quiet, 880 to the peninsula. a steady volume so looks like monday morning is getting busy. a little weird with early reports. >> mike, thank you. when you are trying to quench your need for speed you head for a roller coaster or push the needle past the legal limit on 101. not bob redell, though. here he is zipp

he is really coming to this to see the stanford cardinal play that weekend. it's already reported that ticket sales are expected to triple. >>> day one u.s. open take a guess,not too good for ryan harrison. maria sharapova needed three sets in her opening match. [ screaming ] [ applause ] >> sharapova beat heather watson. >> wimbledon champ knocked out in straight sets. >>> ben scully announced he will return for a 63rd season with the dodgers. year this time of year, nice lady in woodland hills named police marty squires send me some chocolate chip cook which is. this year when mrs. squires sent they she said this is a bribe to get you to come back next year. god has been good to me allowing me to do the things i wanted to do. i asked him for one more year at least. he said okay and be quiet and eat your cookies. [ laughter ] >> great stuff. >> you bet. >>> as indians good seats still available at progressive field. as down 2-1 in the 8th one man on for hideki matsui crushes one to right but it's not deep enough. the catch in front of the wall. indians beat

"sports illustrated" ranks stanford football number four in preseason rankings. he is again a front-runner for the heisman trophy after returning for his senior season. selling a lot of tickets for them. >> is it. no s.i. jipnx, okay? the country now suing apple over its iphone. >> everybody seems to have that one food they'd do anything to get. still ahead, a food that convinced one man to drive 24 hours straight across x >>> standard & poor's downgraded google stock from buy to sell. s&p says google decision to buy motorola mobility is risky. the $12.5 million deal includes pat tent that could help google defend itself against rivals but s&p says it will ultimately hurt google's bottom line. not all analysts agree. >> over the long-term, google has history of increasing the earnings. the stock prices go up if earnings go up. >> google shares fell along with the overall market yesterday. slipping more than $18 a share. >>> apple's latest legal problems come from south korea. group of iphone users are suing the cupertino company. they say iphone were storing loca

the notion that the system has no flock, -- stanford law school has posted something from 1900, and this is well documented. these are innocent people being executed. in that same time, almost 400 other people were released from death row before they were executed because they were found to have been innocent. >> ladies and gentleman. at 4:a.m., edward earl johnson was executed in the gas chamber -- with the sentence of the second court, and i'll be glad to entertain any questions that you may have. >> he indicated his innocence, and he regretted the situation and he felt no ill will towards anyone. and he was thankful that the process was coming to a close. and he stated, that he was not guilty. >> innocent people go to death row and more of them die. this was enough to cause any government to stop and take stock of where this was regard to the death penalty. in regard to that question, it always comes down to the morality of it all. >> let's start with questions for the panelists. george, thank you for being here. i know that we welcome and appreciate you being here. the remarks that y

berkeley and stanford researchers separately found popular websites like msn and hulu are using super cookies to track people. they're hard to detect and often companies don't know they're using them. they might encounter history-stealing services on sites that allow companies to see where the users have been before. the information is useful to advertisers, trying to target people based on interests and finances. >>> it turns out updating the facebook page or browsing the internet at work is a good thing. researchers in the national university of singapore say allowing employees to surf the net on company time can actually increase productivity. they say the so-called cyber loafing perks people up after long periods of work. they add that smart bosses would stop snooping excessive internet monitoring and survey leps because it makes employees do it more. i'll bet you a cyber loafer came up with the study. >> you think so? >> i think so. >> here, boss. >> an april fool's joke. >> don't want to be duped op that one. >> we're paid to do that. >> what? loaf? >> no. stay on facebook and t

. >> the stanford's psychology department basement was turned into a makeshift prison. after student volunteers became guards, half of them are prisoners. >> they wanted to demonstrate the power of situations to overwhelm even good people. essentially, what happens when you put good apples and a bad their role. >> nothing happened on the first day, but they did not have long to wait. the guards began to embrace their role. >> when you have the kind of power, how far can you take this power? that is when you ran of the abuse. >> some of them had an emotional breakdowns. >> i did not eat, and i thought it might create a ruckus in side this thing. i was put into solitary confinement, the janitor of the closet. >> i am the one responsible, i created this evil situation. we should have ended it after the second prison broke down. >> they met after word. they had different views on the value. >> this experiment was simply bad science. and i mean that not in that it was unethical, but it also had no real design. >> of the most striking thing that reminded me of my experience w

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college football expectation hay for stanford thanks to the return of andrew luck. we have one alum cheering wildly while i speak carolyn. the cardinal no. 6 in pre-season coach poll. 12th school to make the top 2 25. stanford with new coach shaw open the season at home against san jose state september 3rd. a pain free tiger woods returned to the pga tour for the first time in months. not spectacular today but solid. the tiger first event with new caddie brian bell. woods started slowly on the front side here on 10 roll ins the first birdie in months. 3 birdies on the day on 14. a little trouble tiger at the bush to the rough. bogey the hole. shot 2 under 68. sixth back ironically the leader scott who is next to him. tl 8 under par 62 and tiger he was pleased with his return. >> anybody who has been off and injured first time back him if a little nervous. see what happens but my practice session were his good so no reason why i shouldn't be worried out there. so went out there and let it go let it rip and see what happens. >> he's looking better than he has. >> yes.

sets six three six two syrian closing in on her second title in as many weeks following victory in stanford just a fortnight ago. and over in montreal nobody joff of it she claimed victory number fifty one it's twenty eleven alone as we age down galbraith facing the court as the top seed cruising through two hundred sixty six one way or another frenchman joel wilfried so i'm gone next year knocked out the nicolas almagro. and that brings us to the i.c. again humala can has proven to be one of russia's biggest stars in the n.h.l. r t caught up with a two thousand and nine stanley cup win every feeling is due on his birth teammates friends and more. some of the but also sort of you know they fought hard to make it to the playoffs without sidney crosby and myself taking a three one series lead against tampa but in the last three games we maybe relaxed too much or ran out of steam and then lost the seventh game it was devastating to go down in the decider especially at home but on the other hand time proved a very tough team and made it to the conference finals so i think we lost with dignity b

obviously with stanford, huff, and right now c.j. is down, and marcus will get out there and get his opportunity, and i'm looking forward to watching them play. >> reporter: well, hugh jackson realizes it's only the second preseason game of the season, but he made it loud and clear, he wants to win against the 49ers. he says he absolutely hates losing, even when he's playing with his daughters. henry wofford, nbc bay area. >> all right, henry. those 49ers have some work to do, as neither alex smith brought a lot to the table in the preseason loss to new orleans. but the call to arms goes well beyond the quarterback position. t more from santa clara. >> reporter: well, when is -- >> confidence in playing together. now, everybody, there was individuals who missed assignments, and that's the thing about offensive football. it's so important to play together, because one guy makes a mistake. hey, only one mistake or one mental error, then another guy only one. but every time, that's a negative play for the whole -- for the whole down. so

three six two williams with us closing in on her second title in as many weeks following victory in stanford a fortnight ago. i. a bittersweet sporting reception in washington for barak obama the u.s. president in fighting reigning n.f.l. super bowl champions green bay on a customer visit to the white house obama however is a well known fun of the packers n.f.c. rivals the chicago bears to add insult to injury the commander in chief's hometown squad were also beaten by the clock in the conference championship playoffs this spike that he didn't look too unhappy to be having the green bay charity to his wife hoist collection. come out and say. look this hurts a little bit. of those a hard thing for him to do. it doesn't hurt as much as the n.f.c. championship game hurt. but it still hurts. you know you guys coming to my house to rub it in. staying with american football where tampa bay visited kansas city on friday to kick off both of their three seasons that buccaneers showing there would be a dangerous prospect this year rookie linebacker mason. foster covering the chiefs fumble early on yea

. >> i teach philosophy of stanford at hollow out of. which is six houses up the block. there are many kids in a neighborhood and we have an active neighborhood. we had a lot of participation and we did not have them by accident. there are families that have been there and are part of the neighborhood. i would ask that we make it possible for them to have their plan approved so that they can stay in the city and i think perhaps we can create a bit of an atmosphere that the city of san francisco is not hostile to families who want to expand houses for growing teenagers so that they each can have living space. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> below, i live at -- this goes on the back of the property. i would like to start by reading a letter from one of the neighbors who was not able to make it. we want to express our support for their model. the project would be a bad precedent for the neighborhood. this is not the case. many of the homes are those above the floor and storage and they did not accommodate the modern family. we need to keep the families in the city

could those ng in on the all want to get on her second title in as many weeks following a victory in stanford just a few ago. and over and launch a local joke which claimed victory number fifty one in sweyn's eleven and known as the aged out gallant face in the last quarter final the top seed cruising through to a six two six was a victory and world needs another frenchman job wolfensohn gone next to a knocked out nichols model the other match. that brings us to the ice you gain you mocking has proven to be one of russia's biggest stars in the national hockey league r t caught up with a two thousand and nine stanley cup win now revealing his view on pittsburgh teammates friends and more. some of the what all of you know they fought hard making it to the playoffs without sidney crosby and myself taking a three one series lead against tampa but in the last three games we maybe relaxed too much or ran out of steam and then lost the seventh game it was devastating to go down in the decider especially at home on the other hand tampa proved a very tough team and made it to the conference finals so

i know that today, that same road construction worker can probably not send his son to stanford university anymore. i may not be in the situation my dad wasn't, but i know the issues that my dad filled. i hope that each and every one of us understand that it is not cost we're worried about. it is folks like my parents, who built this country. tavis: this leads me to my next point. there is one hispanic on that committee. there is one african-american on that committee. the overwhelming majority of of the crushing that americans are feeling -- you know where i am going on this. they're bearing down on your timidity and my community. yet there are only -- on your committee and my community. there are only two people of color on that committee. the numbers are clear. the hail is raining down on hispanics and african-americans. i ask what you say to those persons of color who are being hurt the most. they do not see their interest represented and a broadway on the super committee. -- in a broad way on the super committee. >> i am an american. i get to take my father into the white house now. w

in a study with bay area high school football players, researchers from is stanford is identifying patterns associated with concussions. >> like 29 players, we ended up with four with concussions and we were able to develop a trial. >> it raises the possibility of a portable unit that could save lives on the field and off, using technology perfected miles beneath the sea. >>> we have a success story from the east bay. a couple of college people have grown a business that would have otherwise would have been thrown away. cecilia vega has the story. >> there is probably no better place for two young guys to grow shrums except this warehouse. twant all that way for the owners of back to the roots. >> we started this in his kitchen. >> they were two u.c. berkeley students that wanted to be investment bankers but when professor raised the idea of raising mushrooms from coffee grounds. only one grew and they were too scared to eat it. >> no, we took it to a restaurant here in berkeley and we had them try it first. we had no idea had a they were. we didn't know any different. >> these are no white

six three six two williams thus closing in on her second title in as many weeks following victory in stanford a fortnight ago. in the men's side of the event in montreal novak djokovic claimed victory number fifty one and twenty eleven edging i feel more feasts in the last eight bit topsy cruising through six two six one two wilfred song go up next after the frenchman knocked out nicolas all my gruel. i a bittersweet sporting reception in washington for barack obama at the u.s. president in fighting reaming n.f.l. super bowl champions green bay. on a customer a visit to the wife's hoists obama however is a well known fan of the packers n.f.c. rival schick cargo two of insult to injury the commander in chief's hometown squalled the birds were also beaten by the pack in the conference championship playoffs this pipe but he didn't look too on happy to be having the green bay jersey to his wife's ice collection i'm just going to come out and say. this hurts a little bit. for those a hard thing for a bears brand to do. it doesn't hurt as much as the n.f.c. championship game hurt. but it still hurt

a stanford professor work was a team to develop a formula sorting your facebook friends and this allows to you filter groups. and do you get lost while you're driving? you can have the voice of darth vaider to guide you. >> don't make me destroy you oh, my. and they've now added the voice of yoda and darth vader. and it can be with you, the force can be with you as you try to reach your destination. and includes interjexs. >> oh, boy. >> a peacock is now back home. it attracted a crowd as it perched itself on top of a high rise apartment yesterday. the bird spent the night there. and just before 7:00 this morning he had enough of the outside world making his way back home to the zoo. >> and there we've wondered about the other side when people die. that question on a prime time edition of night line through the lens of science, religion and personal accounts of people who say they've come back. and one man reported when his vehicle was hit by a bomb. >> he saw my body floating underneath me. it's one of the few things i remember. i explained it to my wife and brothers what i saw that i

instead he is back at stanford ready to lead the cardinals to what they hope is going be another top ten season. going go out on a limb here and say that he is the best passing arc textural design major ever to play at stanford. >>> david shah is going to run the same offense. anticipation and excitement sky high. >> i'm very excited. feeling good. a little sore physically wise but that is to be expected during training camp. obviously a lot of work to do. a lot of work during the training camp to figure out who is going be where and create and form an eye den fit. i think we are on the right track now. >> the 49ers open the preseason this friday night in new orleans. not sure how much alex smith will play in the game. interesting to see the connection between smith and edwards evolving throughout the year. edwards just joined the niners but he and smith have been friends for quite awhile. smith was the number one pick in the 2005 draft. went third that year to cleveland. especially with michael crabtree injured signing edwards could be very big for the niners. >> we just kind of kep

preseason is out, oklahoma top, bama number two oregon, boise state, florida state at sixth, followed by stanford at 7:00. cart indiana finished last year number four and they were sixth this year in the coach's poll. >> the giants lose their sect straight to the astros and josh willingham has caught fire since the all-star break to the tune of 1 home home >> mike: giants lose but the arizona also lost. giants and bum gardener on the hill, usual first inning problems. second pitch, blasted deep to center. cody ross checking, turns on the jets, the home run is an inside the park job. martinez, a shot to left center. extras up four. now 5-0. giants finally get on the board, cody ross scores two. their first runs in 21 innings. now down 5-2. to the seventh. aubrey huff all over this one. but as usual, solo shot and not enough. giants lose their third straight, 7-5 the final. >> a's hosting the blue jays and matsui, godzilla, slices one the other way. in comes pennington, game tied at one. a'sed a add another and that's all that was needed. josh willingham, pinch-hit, two-run blast. nobody in the maj

a professor at stanford university believes after two years, the remaining hikers will be freed soon. >> my sense is i'm cautiously optimistic they have decided to let the people go. it is tying to find a face saving mechanism. >> reporter: he is director of iranian studies. he thinks the iranian government will release them during ramadan. >> it's a month of fasting, usually a month of peace and forgiveness. >> we have had ramadan over the past years and they have not been released. >> an iranian journalist who followed the hikers referring the families to an iranian attorney. exactly two years ago, three were arrested while on the iranian border with iraq. they were accused of spying. the trio's families were allowed to visit them last year. shouvd was released for humanitarian reasons and refused to go back to iran for the sentencing. last week she said she is being reunited with her fiance and her friend will we have high hopes the trial will be the end of this nightmare. >> over the past few years, the iranian government was hoping to get something out of this politically from th

the notion that the system has no flock, -- stanford law school has posted something from 1900, and this is well documented. these are innocent people being executed. in that same time, almost 400 other people were released from death row before they were executed because they were found to have been innocent. >> ladies and gentleman. at 4:a.m., edward earl johnson was executed in the gas chamber -- with the sentence of the second court, and i'll be glad to entertain any questions that you may have. >> he indicated his innocence, and he regretted the situation and he felt no ill will towards anyone. and he was thankful that the process was coming to a close. and he stated,

if they're doing the same offense he brought from stanford, i think he'll enjoy it once he understands it. >> all right. and an nba baller heading overseas while the league lockout looms. we're talking about swing man reggie williams. he signed with a team in spain called cadanobara. he has a one-year deal with an optout, which he'll utilize should the lockout end. williams was one of the surprises of the warriors last year. it's tough to see this lockout go on and on and on as both sides are far apart in that one. in the collective bargaining agreement. >> all right. thank you. and thank you for being with us tonight everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. premiering the revolution by lg. the newest release with verizon 4g lte. the first phone pre-loaded with access to netflix's massive movie library. powered by verizon 4g lte for an unparalleled streaming experience. see how mobile entertainment was meant to be seen. only with verizon 4g lte. now get the revolution by lg for $199.99 and receive 3 months of netflix free.