last night we brought you the story of a stanford student missing in malaysia. tonight we can pass along word that he is safe. jacob boone's mother said her son finally called her this morning from a national park in malaysia. he told her he was okay that his disappearance was a long story and he would call the family again when he gets out of the park in a couple days. the family and stanford students launched a massive facebook campaign to find him. they found a malaysian student at stanford whose father works in the prime minister's office. it appears that connection with the aide of the u.s. consulate helped find jacob boone quickly. a 2-year-old was shot in a parked car this afternoon. the car was parked along 60th avenue and mcarthur boulevard. the shooting happened a little after 3:00 this afternoon. crews rushed the toddler to the hospital for treatment. and we're awaiting an update of the condition of the 2-year-old at this point. another toddler was shot and killed in oakland just 10 days ago in a drive by shooting. carlos navo was shopping with his fa

says no excuses. >>> tuition for one year at stanford costs nearly $40,000. but a handful of professors are inviting anyone with an internet connection and an interest of their field of study to take some courses for free. here is one of the classes that already has tens of thousands of students enrolled. >> this is the free online and warner brother version. >> reporter: artificial intelligence lab at stanford a bold new level of education is taking place where the classes are tough and the price is right. >> we want to help the world. >> reporter: peter and seb ashian, two of the brightest minds in their field are teaching int row to artificial intelligence on the web to everyone for free. >> they have this idea that they have knowledge and they can share it with as many people as they want and they don't lose anything by sharing that. rather, they gain by sharing. >> reporter: the video lessons follow along at the same pace as the actual class on cam puss. you'll need to know higher math like linear algebra. will you get a statement of accomplishment. slac

i am lecturer at stanford university, not a professor. that is another level of this conversation teary let me extend the conversation a little bit. one of the things that it was after i left or go, i taught for many years at stanford and talk, as i told the kids, real stuff. i started a class on cloud computing. three years ago, i started a class at the university in beijing as well on this subject because i feel it is really important. we are in my opinion in the second year of a 20-year cycle that is no different than the client server cycle that happened last time around, and i think education is an important component of this. so i'm going to take my four or five minutes to educate you guys a little bit on what is this thing we call cloud computing. i'm going to try uses much plain english as i can, leave all the technical buzzwords aside, and try to eliminate -- illuminate for you what is happening. fundamentally, is an economic thing that is happening, and that is what has always driven technologies economics. i will get to that in

says sorry, no excuses. >>> tuition for one year at stanford costs nearly $40,000. but a handful of professors are inviting anyone with an internet connection and an interest in their field of study to take some courses for free. kiet do shows us at least one of those classes already has tens of thousands of students enrolled. >> this is the free online and warner brother version introduction to artificial intelligence. >> reporter: at the artificial intel against lab at sanford, a new phase of education is taking place. >> we want to do what we can to help people get educated. >> reporter: two of the brightest minds in their field are teaching introduction to artificial intelligence on the web to anyone for free. >> teachers have this idea that they have knowledge and they can share it with as many people as they want and they don't lose anything by sharing that, rather they gain by sharing. >> reporter: the video lessons follow along at the same time as on campus. you need to know higher math like linear algebra and you won't get college credits but you will get a

the automation lab here an stanford campus. looking at the brain child of these engineering students here in the background. in the coming days they are going to crate this up and send to the australia for a 2,000-mile road race across that continent taking place in october. rachel will be one of the drivers because of course she has the profile to fit in this. it's not much space. you have taken her on the road. how did she drive? >> she drives pretty much like a normal car. you have your steering wheel, pedals, except for the part it's about three inches off the ground you can't see the front of your car but you know it's way the heck out there and also knowing we built this. >> so when you say my friends built this, is that a good thing or bad thing? that make you feel comfortable? >> it makes me feel comfortable to know about the design decisions, to know about the role cage we've got and to be able to see the structural analysis on the parts. >> best of luck to you. i think what's interesting is you'll notice the design. i

her return at stanford. playing in her first final since 2010. facing mary bartoli. she was up 3-1 but overcame the break two-breaks and wins the set. she dominates the second. srena goes on to win it and first win since her return. >> anything can happen literally. i don't think about that anymore. i just really enjoy myself. i'm so happy to be on tour again. after everything i've been through, i thorly enjoy each moment. >> the newest superstar in the lpga, her fifth of the career, youngest ever at 22 years old. shot a 69 and caps it off with a birdie winning by four strokes. >> 7 footer for birdie for first pga tour win, he curls it in, made six birdies on a $1 million check for that seven-footer. u.s. senior open in toledo and owen brown rolls in one for the win the first champion tour event being omeara with a 71. >> first sprint cup victory by conserving fuel. this was menard's start and paul menard the brickyard 400 winner. raiders, michael huff. niners we'll hear from their top stories coming up at 6:00. busy day as usual on sunday. >> up next, arnold schwarz

the family and stanford students launched a massive facebook campaign to help locate him. through facebook they found a malaysian student at stanford whose father works in the prime minister's office. this connection helped find jacob boone so quickly. >>> it is back to school at many public and private schools throughout california. at san jose state, it's a frustrating time for many students who thought they had a spot in the dorms and now have to stay at a hotel instead. 90 students were notified in mid july they would be moved into a hotel three miles from campus to make room for the influx of incoming freshman. a new rule implemented by the school requires freshman who graduated from high schools more than 30 miles away, must live in campus dorms. so it's returning students, sophomores and above who are staying at the hotel and many say it's very inconvenient. >> it means that i have to take transit or bike over to the school three miles away every day twice a day sometimes. and i want to come back here to rest, i have to take all my stuff with me every day. all my bo

stanford was ranked 7th in the country, highest preseason ranking since 1950. new coach david shaw remembers playing under former stanford coach dennis green. >> if you want to crowd them, then crowd them-- >> didn't learn denny green's temper, did you? >> you know what? the guys know it, you know. i believe i'm slow to anger, but once i get there, sometimes i stay there for a while. >> they are who we thought they were! and we let them off the hook! >> guys have mercy on the guy that didn't agree or step in line, because denny would let him have it. >> you can hear that david shaw interview tonight on game day, plus the 49ers blindside story, demarcus dobbs. remember the blindside, the movie? niners have a lineman with the same story, tonight at 11:30. >> and are you going to talk about the giants and fixing all the-- >> i don't know what you got to fix. i think you got to wait for guys to come off the disabled list. the thing is, the giants have been dodging bullet after bullet after bullet, but they are only a game and a half out of first place. they are in

stanford ranked 7th in the country, highest preseason ranking since 1950. new coach david shaw remembers playing under former stanford coach dennis green. >> now, if you want to crowd them, then-- >> didn't learn denny green's temper, did you? >> you know what? the guys know it. i believe i'm slow to anger, but once i get there, sometimes i stay there for a while! >> they are who we thought we were! we let them off the hook! >> god have mercy on the guy that didn't agree or didn't step on the line, because denny would let them have it. >> you can see the whole interview. sefantastic. that's tonight on game day at 11:30. >> thank you very much. >>> more pain for bart riders during tomorrow's commute. another protest planned once again over bart's decision to shut off wireless service at civic center station. how the transit agency is offering a very public explanation to its tactics, coming up in 30 minutes. >>> and so tomorrow, it's going to start the warmup? >> yes, pull out the short sleeve clothing tuesday, but start to take the layers off tomorrow. enjo

stanford university in red. google fiber is available for free. a few lucky homes in the green area. another city to get fiber is kansas city. a grand experiment involving half a million homes to see what people might create and how it will change their lives. >> it has the potential to make you more efficient? >> and productive, yes. >> how fast is fast? download speeds of around 300 megabit seconds and upload speeds of 150 mega bits per second. here at my house in san jose we pay extra to get the faster internet with comcast still coming in at 13 megabits per second which thought was fast until you realize it was 1/20th the speed of google fiber. that same time 95 megabite movie clip takes four times as long. a sluggish 40 seconds. >> the starbucks here in palo alto is averaging a download speed of about .33 megabits a second. 1000 times slower than google fiber. google promises to share what it learns with the world to do with fiber what we can't even imagine today. in stanford, cbs5. >>> just because you say it does not officially make it a wo

new details about a stanford student who vanished without a trace. and friends and family try to mobilize a search to find him half a world away. good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. >> he loves technology. in fact, his family here in the united states has been using it to track his every move. but six days ago, nothing. no call. no e-mail. no communication whatsoever. stanford senior jacob boom has been marking his progress on a map, placing a pin every step of the way. he started in thailand and traveled south into malaysia. tonight, his friends here at home have launched a facebook page and printed flyers asking anyone who has seen him to help by joining the search. we bring in george kiriyama who spoke with his friends and family tonight. and george joins us from the stanford campus. at what point does the embassy get involved? >> reporter: they're already vovld. the mom was telling me their work has been incredible and they received some good news from the embassy in malaysia. there is a record of him at least through wednesday. but wh

. >>> how would you like to take a free class offered by stanford? >> this year, we are totally changing the game. taking a course online. >> stanford's introduction to artificial intelligence class has drawn 58,000 sign-ups around the world. it's an online class. last year, fewer than 200 signed up for traditional class. they won't get grades or credit but it's one of four free online courses that the university will offer this fall quarter to try to make the stanford courses more accessible. >> a big virtual lecture hall there. >>> many people take main relievers like tylenol for headaches but now they believe the drug's active ingredients might soothe the emotional pain as well. doctors at the university of florida measure brain activity in people who experience emotional rejection. the patients took acetaminophen, the active ingredient in tylenol and it lessened the brain involved with pain signals, including emotional pain. they stopped short to recommend tylenol for emotional distress but hope it will lead to understanding of how the brain resp

stanford students have created a car that is powered by the sun. we're not talking about lumbering along at 15 miles an hour because as zach heene shows us, this car is built for speed. >> on this side of you, the wheel -- >> reporter: he and his fellow students are putting the last few touches on their big projects. >> headlights built into the very front edge of the car. >> reporter: zenith is the car's name. >> built by 30 undergraduate students over two years from initial drawings and design until today. it is powered completely by the sun. >> reporter: this is known as the stanford solar car project. they say it's the solar car of the future. >> there's a lot of experimental materials, a lot of research and -- materials that aren't out in the market yet. so it's to develop the technology and put together the technology that you might city in cars in a few years. >> reporter: but they are not waiting a few years to put it on the road. they entered it into the most competitive solar car race called, the world's solar challenge. >> about 40 teams

nice to be closer to stanford, able to follow the teams closer now too. i never thought i would be back here. i was hoping it would happened and i am glad. >> tiger woods named to the president's club. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen.

but i am going to focus in on earthquakes with a good doctor from stanford. earthquake early warning systems, this is something that i am hoping in my lifetime i conceive. i know we are testing and evaluating their right now, do you know how soon we can expect those to be deployed on a larger scale? >> the technology is being worked on right now. we have to remember that earthquake warning will help primarily save lives. they will not help with preventing damage to infrastructure. in that respect, they are really important. how far along we are? i think we are getting closer every day give me an idea of what we're looking at, years or months or at a decade? what do you say? >> my estimate, from what i now, i would say as much as 10 years. >> let me ask you this question. we have a two nuclear power plants in our state located on or adjacent to all wines that are very dangerous. -- fault lines that are dangerous. after looking up at the japanese earthquake, these plants are up for review. i am looking at this, one of my plans has 7 million people living within

. >>> stanford researchers have now, more accurate guidelines on a heart test for young athletes. there's been controversy on whether an electrocardiogram is accurate enough to detect heart problems that could save the life of teenagers. stanford researchers say the new guidelines will eliminate the number of false positives. >>> and that's donna -- gonna do it for us on the noon news. we'll continue to follow the market and have much more coming up at 5:00. until then, have a great day. 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. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for th

stanford university's computer science department is offering three online courses for free. more than 83,000 people have already signed up four the class on the artificial intelligence. the course is top by two professors. the program will include streaming video and interactive technologies for quizes and grading. the other classes focus on database software and machine learning. we'll post information on ktvu.com in the web links section near the bottom of the page. >>> and andrew luc is -- on the "sports illustrated" cover. and the season kicks off september 3rd at home against the san jose spartans. and sal, i know as a cal alum you want to know when the big game is, that will be against the golden bears -- >> i already have plans for that. i already have plans for that. college ball, go, bears! >>> if you are trying to drive to anywhere in our region, you will see slow traffic. southbound 101 at -- near the central san rafael exit, there's a new noninjury accident. we've had the eastbound oil slick at loveridge road. westbound bay point pittsburg, slow traffic there. co

this morning, stanford quarterback andrew luck is gracing the cover of "sports illustrated." this week's magazine hits newsstands today and features luck with players from nebraska, oklahoma, alabama, and south carolina on the cover. "sports illustrated" ranked stanford number four in the preseason rankings and luck is one of the front runners for this year's heiseman trophy after deciding not to turn pro. instead return for a senior season. many experts project him to be the number one overall pick had he entered the draft. >>> a lot of people use sun screen to lower the chances for developing skin cancer. but a cup of coffee might help you, too. the rutgers university researchers found caffeine helps to guard against the development of non-melanoma skin cancers and say it works by blocking protein enzyme in the skin. for each cup you drink the chance of skip cranner is decreases by 5%. >>> well it's said that some people will travel the lengths of earth for love. how about 1400 miles for love of pizza? david shuler says he just can't live without the pizza he grew up eating

stanford tuning up for the season opener against san j j jj >> alan: a modern-day nancy drew is taking the law into her hand. jessica maple learned her great-grandmother's house had been robbed in atlanta. police couldn't solve the crime so jessica solved it herself. >> told them you're missing something and there are fingerprints by the little glass, the broken glass on the garage, and i could see the fingerprint well because it was a white garage. >> alan: nice job. she also found what the thieves stole at a nearby pawn shop. the workers pointed out the crooks who confessed to the 12-year-old girl. >> alan: the economy is having a negative effect on schools around the country. some are even cutting back on the school week. districts in new mexico, florida, and south dakota, are among the latest in a wave of schools going to four-day weeks to save money amid state budget cuts. schools claim there's no dropoff in educational achievement, but critics say it runs counter to the trend to lengthen the school year. >> a local rapper helps hundreds of kid get ready to head back to school. it

. >> and a stanford teen's solar car creation that has been reincarn yaited over 20 years. news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> tonight we found out where baby spinach recall was grown, it was hol lifter. last week a bag of the baby spinach tested positive for listeria. all of the bags with a use by date of august 1 were recalled. all of the baby spinach harvested was for exclusive use of fresh and easy so it went nowhere else. >> the controversy over using jet skis in surfing competitions is back and this is a now the sheriff's department is developing a training plan. and why many think it's a waste of time. >> in january a surfer nearly drowned after being hit by a series of big waves off mavericks break. had it not been for a photographer on a jet ski he would have died. surfers and jelt skiers sometimes work together to catch waves and in rescue situations. >> it's like if you were to go diving you don't go diving by yourself. this is too big of an ocean, we're watching out for one another. >> the beach is part of

. >> corporation has released its top colleges today and stanford university came in at number 5. it's listed quality of teaching and low levels debt. here's the comple top five list, william college, princeton, west point, amherst college, and stanford. >>> that is a report for tonight. i am gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues onli at ktvu.com and with our 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. "tmz" is up next right here on tv 36. [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital -- montrose, california. in here, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. call at&t and see wt we can do for you. with unlimited voice plus broadband, starting at $70 dollars. it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better.

cal and stanford now a part of the pack 12. college football sarn the corner, today in san francisco local head coaches gave us a preview. and went to his first losing season, can't wait to go back to work. >> there is time to talk about it. and now, it's time to perform. just can't wait to get work. >> across the bay, last year's coordinator takes over at stanford. >> there is a way we have to pait and so... i think we're in a good position now. >> the quarterback is the top candidate to win this year's highs man. >> this is a competitive son of a gun. he is. i went through and he shrugged it off. >> stanford opens with san jose state. >> this workout was better attended. young men knew what we're doing and play calling. last year he they didn't know what to expect. >> camp opens this week with college season kicking off september 3. in san francisco, mike shumann, abc 7 sports. >> and there is giants looking to get back on track and without freddy chan says, second baseman dislocated his shoulder on this play. the hope is tha

. >>> now anyone can be a stanford student. how you can take some popular classes and don't have to pay a penny. >>> travel time heading out today, we are cleared for take- off at sfo. going to see plenty of sunshine by the afternoon a very nice 71 degrees. other parts of the country, heading to the south into houston, it is going to be hot, probably about 101 degrees there, about a 20% chance of rain with some passing clouds. but doesn't look too bad if you are heading in that direction. continuing on toward atlanta looking good, sunshine, 90 degrees this afternoon. the rest of your forecast is coming up. , ,,,,,, this morning's top stories: two city councilmembers are proposing a citywide c >>> welcome back. let's look at our top stories for the day. two city council members are proposing a citywide curfew for young people and more gang injunctions. but the city council is divided on these issues and mayor jean quan opposes the plan. >>> a 2-year-old and her father reportedly died of carbon monoxide poisoning from the car's e

that is frightening. >> the stanford research found the state's largest pension, cal percent, is under -- cal pers is under funded and they spent $3.5 billion more than it projected. >>> the state game wardens are searching for as many as a thousand stolen trophy trout. workers at the san juaquin state fishery reported them missing. the trout with three years old and weighed three pounds each. they sell for up to $7 a pound. they were part of a program paid for by fishing license fees to keep the lakes stocked. the thieves face grand theft charges when caught. >>> president obama says libya is nearly free of the long-time dictator. so far though no sign of muammar qaddafi. but this man caused a stir when he showed up. and the president of the company that down graded u.s. credit has resigned. and one half of the legendary group has passed away. all of that is coming up on "nightline." >> dan, coming up next on "nightline" an army of rebels is first for victory in libya. it is a spectacular fall of muammar qaddafi. and outrage over a new wave of photos of female models in >> closed capt

. >>> just into our newsroom now, a stanford student is missing in malays malaysia. parents of 22-year-old jacob bome reported him missing six days ago when correspondence stopped. the missing student first traveled to japan in june with a student group of stanford. he later flew to thailand and toured the country for more than a month. bohem was headed to burma from malaysia when he stopped communications with his family in north carolina. we'll have more on the story tonight on nbc bay area news at 11:00. once again, a stanford student is reported missing in malaysia. >>> there's concern in the east bay tonight. a mosquito found in oakley tested positive for west nile virus. residents are urged to take precautions. that means removing standing water around the house, being wary of stagnant swimming pools and wearing insect repellent. the mosquito sample was collected near west cypress road and o'hara avenue in oakley. it's the first sample to test positive for the virus this year in contra costa county. >>> you'll want to slow down through school zones? san francis

stanford university is its first testing ground. >> do you feel pretty special having it? >> i do. i feel very special, yes, absolutely. >> google fiber will gradually be made available to more people in the stanford community and then a larger network will be tested in kansas city, kansas. why kansas? we do not know. but good luck to them. >>> liberal arts school in illinois is believed to be the first college in the nation to ask applicants about their sexual orientation and identity. elmhurst college is a private liberal arts school affiliated with the united church of christ. the question on an undergraduate admissions form is optional. it reads, you would consider yourself a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community? the school says it's to help advance diversity. >>> here's one question people don't know the answer to just yet. >> when all-star brian wilson return to the mound? the giants closer is supposed to come off the disabled list next week but the coach isn't sure if he will be 100%. he is recovering from elbow inflammation and hasn't pitched since mi

., 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

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

it's good for stanford program and stanford players are getting that type of circulation and recognition. no, it doesn't bother me. >> it's going to be biggest fight in the career and off indefinitely. boxer from gilroy had to pull out the super lightweight title fight. the bout was scheduled to take place on august 27th in san jose but he injured his left shoulder and the fear is torn rotator cuff. the bout was going tell viced by hbo. if the shoulder injury is not that bad the fight could be rescheduled. >> on to golf, four marriages are in the books, they now focus on fed ex cup, jim furyk, two in back of the leader. he is died on top of leaderboard >> a brawl at georgia town basketball team ended up fighting it out. they were playing a chinese professional team, bayou rockets. and from the outset, a brawl erupted with one player getting hit with a chair. you want to talk about embarrassing on a goodwill tour turns into a brawl. now versus joe biden was with them for part of the tour. he attended one of the games but not there for the brawl. they would have behaved themselves if they

heard from. >> there's heightened concern about the stanford university department of music. jacob who pursued his music studiys studies here for the last -- his music studies for the last 3 years has not been in touch. he stayed behind when the tour concerts were over the do traveling on his own. he has been posting videos and photos and texts of his travels on his google+ page. his last post was august 10th. he was a seasoned savy traveler. he is not just experienced, he is sensitive to context and environment and what is respectful. >> his parents that life in north carolina set up a facebook page seeking more information. he last posted he was in southern malasia, missing person reports have been filed with the u.s. and german especially embassies as -- german embassies as he is a dual citizen. >> they found paperwork that he may have entered a remote part but will have been month sightings. he is booked on a flight back to the bay area next tuesday. >>> ktvu channel 2 news. >>> hazmat teams were called to a home. a family returned home from vacation and began feeling sic

i'll new at 10:00, there's concern tonight about a stanford student traveling in southeast asia that has not heard from. >> there's heightened concern about the stanford university department of music. jacob who pursued his music studiys studies here for the last -- his music studies for the last 3 years has not been in touch. he stayed behind when the tour concerts were over the do traveling on his own. he has been posting videos and photos and texts of his travels on his google+ page. his last post was august 10th. he was a seasoned savy traveler. he is not just experienced, he is sensitive to context and environment and what is respectful. >> his parents that life in north carolina set up a facebook page seeking more information. he last posted he was in southern malasia, missing person reports have been filed with the u.s. and german especially embassies as -- german embassies as he is a dual citizen. >> they found paperwork that he may have entered a remote part but will have been month sightings. he is booked on a flight back to the bay area next tuesday. >>> ktvu channel 2 new

stanford ranked fourth in the nation. cal office the season two weeks from saturday against fresno state. that is going to be at candlestick park. bears will be home at at&t park because memorial stadium is being rebuilt. practiced on the grass and home of the giants. >> you know what it feels like. is it slippery. can your cleats fit in. what happens with it. so we're not used to that. it was on the stadium field and as much was get that experience the better we'll be. >> snowboarding superstar shawn white is heading to tahoe. two time medalist will make north star and training resort. he a legend in snowboarding and skateboarding with moves and height that others cannot touch. he will designing a half pipe at north star. he won in vancouver with his red hair flowing, the flying tomato. >> that is it for this edition of "abc 7 news." i'm dan ashley. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. we hope to see you one [buzz] damn it! brain freeze is too hard. i knew i should have gone for funny bone. step aside. j.d.: one thi

military academy at west pointment amherst, then stanford. two other bay area universities made the top 100. santa clara ranked 67th and u.c. berkeley is 70th. >>> this morning, government forecasters are set to update the outlook for the atlantic hurricane season as the peak period for hurricanes begins. in may the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says it expected above-average season with up to six major hurricanes. today's reforecast comes as the tropical storm emily is expected to make landfall in the haitis southern peninsula. 10,000 people in haiti still live without shelter in tents out in the open following last year's devastating earthquake. this is exactly what they don't need. >> yeah. >>> keeping an eye on the local weather here. mike, we have drizzle out there. hard to see a little bit depending where you are. >> a lot of drizzle. wetness on the road because the drizzle is that heavy. affecting the flight arrival delays in sfo because of the thick clouds and gusty winds out there this morning. so kind of a one-two

if it had to be this i'd be happy. >> reporter: at stanford, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> don't call them nerds today because they'll be signing your check tomorrow. >> that's right. >> they know what they're doing. >> you try to drag your kids off the computer and here they are. last laugh.

sports illustrated ranks stanford number four in the country and the college preview hits news stands tomorrow. >> big man on campus. >> we have a quick check for the forecast. how are we looking? >> mid to upper 80s wednesday and thursday. 'll see a cooler trend coming our way and 60s at the coastline. so not too bad for august, you guys. >> can't complain. see you later. >> thanks for watching. good night.