america's foundation, had backed out of the event saying the university failed to provide assurances of security. the university has asked coulter to postpone her speech to next week when they said they could provide a safe venue, but she said no because that is dead week when students are studying for finals. she says they wouldn't be around to hear the speech. we asked for students' reaction today's cancellation. >> i mean that's extremely unfortunate she does not feel safe, but i'm really glad that they're -- whatever protests might or melania truight not be will not happen. >> i'm not too upset by it. i mean if she's not coming, she is not coming. if she does, i think the university and students and ann coulter should be prepared with the reaction they would get. >> reporter: the chancellor sent out a message to students this morning explaining how we got here. he said the university has two non-negotiable commitments. one to free speech but the other

to safety of our campus community members, their guests and the public. in that context we cannot ignore or deny what is a new reality. i asked the university to respond to the cancellation. a spokesman says he has not heard from ann coulter and that they do not want to have communication with her through the media. the berkley college republicans will be holding a press conference later this afternoon. reporting live in berkley, amy hole feed, "abc 7 news." thanks for the update. in the south bay a woman is recovering from a brutal attack near the campus of san jose state university. this start as a jack in the box on east san carlos near south 4th street. police say a group of women attacked this victim. she was taken to the hospital with a pretty serious head wound. police say she is going to be okay. so far they haven't released any information on suspects or a possible motive. bart police are not taking chances after a flash mob take-over robbery on a train. this is video from that attack saturday night at the coliseum bart station in oakland. last night four teens were

spotted at the lake merritt station around 7:00, entering without paying and heading for the platform. according to our media partner, the east bay times, bart ordered to in-bound trains not to stop while bart police searched for the teens. they were not found. police were still going through surveillance video from saturday's attack, hoping to identify up to 60 teens who swarmed the train, robbing and beating several riders. the trump administration just revealed what it's calling the biggest tax cuts in u.s. history. mr. trump's plan calls for both individual citizens and businesses to pay less. >> there are a lot of people in this country that feel like they work hard and they just cannot get ahead. they are sick of turning their paychecks over to washington and having no idea of how those dollars are spent. >> president trump's plan doubles the deduction some taxpayers will be able to take. it also lowers the top individual tax rate from 39 to

35%. critics of the president's plan say this is going to drive up our national debt. now to international relations, tensions continue to simmer between the u.s. and north korea. today top trump administration officials are going to brief the full congress on the situation. that as the u.s. deployed part of a controversial missile defense system into place overnight. abc reporter gentlemen nay norman is tracking the moves from washington. >> reporter: a serie also of calculated moves in a time of escalating tensions between the u.s. and north korea. >> as you can see around you, iraq army and u.s. army and air forces have a variety of capabilities to fight tonight if necessary. >> reporter: the latest one a controversial one by the u.s., moving the terminal high-altitude area defense missile system into place 155 miles south of seoul. that move angered china as well as north korea and russia and prompted protests in south korea. it comes just a day after north

korea celebrated army day with live fire drills and has continued to accuse the u.s. of pushing the situation to the brink of war. north korean officials now criticizing the u.s. for asking the united nations security council to do more to help, saying both the u.s. and the security council will be responsible if a war breaks out on the korean peninsula regardless of who strikes first. today top trump administration officials including the secretaries of state and defense will brief all 100 senators at the white house and then head to the capitol to brief the entire house on north korea. >> the secretary of state and others will talk about our posture and the activities we're undergoing, and chairman dunford will layout some of the military actions and the way that they see the lay of the land. >> reporter: although the u.s. has moved key parts of the system, it will take months to get it fully into place and operational. china urged against the move, worrying with the sophisticated radars the u.s. might be spying

on the country. jenay norman, abc news, washington. this morning president trump tweeted about plans to appeal a federal judge's ruling on sanctuary cities. san francisco and santa clara lkts sued over the president's threat to withhold federal funding. the president tweeted, out of our very big country, with many choices, does everyone notice that both the ban case and now the sanctuary case is brought in the 9th circuit, which has a terrible record of being overturned, close to 80%. they used to call this judge shopping. messy system. yesterday a ninth circuit judge in san francisco ruled president trump cannot withhold federal money from sanctuary jurisdictions. santa clara county's attorney says they're prepared to defend the case if the president he appeals. cal tran is warning people who live near the tracks they may hear noises in the weeks ahead. a big rail grinding project starts today. "abc 7 news" reporter mapt keller is live at the train

station in redwood city. >> reporter: the work has to be done with no trains are on the track so riders won't be impacted by it at all. but for the people who live along the tracks, they may have trouble sleeping through it. the daily grind in the bay area will make way for a different kind of grind on the cal train tracks. >> at night there will be a large rail car going down the rails and just sort of scraping them down, keeping them smooth, making sure people have a smooth, safe ride. >> reporter: it happens every five to six years. the three-week project starts in san francisco and heads south ending up in san jose. work shouldn't take more than two nights at any location, but that may be the part that grinds the gears of residents who live along the tracks. this work takes place over night, from 10:00 p.m. until 4:00 a.m., and it could be loud. >> i think it will be worth it in the long run. i don't know how much of an impact it will have on the people who are like street side facing. might be kind of rough on them.

but i don't see what other option they have. >> reporter: this entire project is expected to be completed by may 19th. reporting live in redwood city, matt keller, "abc 7 news." all right, mapt. thank you so much. you know, the bay area is getting light rain today. it is enough to cause delays on the roads and in the skies this morning. here is a live look from sfo. still socked in for sure, but the silver lining is this could be our last chance for rain in a while. meteorologist mike nicco is here with the latest on our weather and flight delays. >> yeah, about an hour and 24 minutes right now, the arrival delays. that's the average getting to sfo. here is a look at the golden gate bridge and you can see it is still foggy here. a little mist and drizzle. it hasn't been much but it's been measurable. isn't 02 in half moon bay, san francisco, danville, dublin and novato isn't 02, and santa rosa. here is what is left. a few light radar returns in the southern sections of santa clara

vaelt, but over the last few hours we had light rain roll through. that will be the case through about 3:00, then the chance is over and we will see a little sunshine before the sun sets. i have 80s on the way in the accuweather forecast. >> mike, i think you want the see this video. it is incredible. some of the craziest land slides we have ever seen caught on someone's camera. we are taking you about 3.5 hours north on 101 to a tiny town. beautiful scenery. last night it wasn't pretty. in fact it was pretty scary. >> run. run! oh, my god! holy cow! >> the woman recording this, wendy cornberg, was relieved to see all of the caltrans workers running away. they are safe this morning. this area can't seem to catch a break. it was closed for a week after a different landslide. it had just been reopened for 24 hours when this happened. of course, 101, the main life line between the small towns up in this area, so this landslide is a real pain.

fortunately, again, everyone lived to tell the tale. that road still being cleaned up, so no traffic going through there. i thought the most amazing thing, kristen, she didn't curse during the whole video. her mom must be proud. >> that is composure and camera awareness. >> i couldn't do it. >> thanks, reggie. huge news for oakland raiders fans. retired nfl sums star marshawn lynch is coming home. the former seahawks running back tweeted in the past hour, i had fun in seattle but i'm really from oakland though, like really, really, really from oak land doe. they reported he will take a fiscal at the raiders' training facility today. assuming he passes, it would finalize a trade between the raiders and seahawks. lynch and the raileders reportedly reached a two-year deal. he is a former uc berkley star. raiders quarterback derek carr is excited. he tweeted this. this morning, he's back, beast mode, welcome to the squad, bro.

a lot of fans excited. >> some people at vacaville are shocked after a reported hate crime. the investigation under way after a car got gra feet rhee on it and set on fire in the city's downtown. and twitter stock is surging. the news that beats wall street expectations despite the

happening now, lawyers say they are filing suit against the landlord and master tenants of this west oakland building on

san pablo building that burned last month, killing four people. the building was being used as a transitional housing facility. at least one resident said she complained about the billing's condition many times to the owner. investigators say a burning candle is what started the fire. vacaville police are investigating a hate crime after a car was vandalized and set on fire. it happened monday night. police say a white mercedes parked downtown was tagged with kkk and then set on fire. police say they're not sure why this car was chosen. >> it is unheard of for vacaville. >> it is horrible. i mean, you know, we have a small town here, and to see something like that happening, a hate crime, it is really hideous. >> neighbors say similar tagging months ago on the side of this gas station appeared. it was right near where the mercedes was parked. police have not said if the dwo incidents are related. in your morning money report, president trump's favorite social network is finally winning again. twitter stock is surging after a surprise user growth. right now shares are up nearly

10%. the san francisco-based company added 9 million new users in the first three months of the year. twitter also, however, reported its first quarterly revenue loss. $548 million, down 8% over the same period last year. but still better than what analysts expected. some of netflix most bingee worthy shows will be available in china. the new licensing deal with ichee will include the latest of "black mirror" and even "mind hunter." it comes after they were blocked operating in china. they say licensing deals bring in less revenue but it is too big a market to pass up. if you eat at chipotle, your information may have been exposed. transactions from march 24 through april 18 are being reviewed by law enforcement and cyber experts.

they've had a rough few years with a food safety scare and sharp fall in revenue. another company facing troubles recently, united airlines. it is facing questions over another incident. this time the mysterious death hidden camera challenges that will make you squirm. >> they're leaving their fate up to a wheel. >> this crew stepped out of their comfort zone just to produce some laughs. next "right this minute."

add one more thing to united airline's list of problems these days. it is facing questions over the death of a giant rabbit. this picture is of darius who holds the guinness world record for longest rabbit. look at that. he is the father of simon, the bunny that died. keep following me here. >> is she dressed like jessica rabbit? >> looks like it.

owner annette edwards says the 10-month-old rabbit, the son of darius, had a vet check shortly before traveling from london to chicago. she said simon was purchased by an unidentified celebrity and shipped to the u.s. united says the animal was alive and showed no signs of distress upon landing but somehow died at a pet holding facility at the airport. >> all right. the video you're about to see is going to take your breath away, but before we show it to you just i want to let you know, the kid is okay. keep your eye on the girl in the pink. you're going to see -- yikes. she ends up underneath that white car, right, and then another vehicle comes, two suvs. >> oh, my god. >> yeah, they're basically running her over, but you saw where she just happened to be. right in between the tires. >> very lucky. >> so the cars didn't actually -- you know, the tires didn't touch her. >> yeah. >> this happened monday in china. the girl was with her grandma at the time and the grandma says she got distracted, didn't notice the toddler running into

the street. thankfully this two-year-old avoided being hit directly. she is okay, just sufrld minor bruc bruises to her head. >> accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> thank goodness suvs. >> exactly. >> something not as impressive but still out there. a little fog at the coast, half mile visibility. i have the fog layer on live doppler 7. about three in napa and five to ten elsewhere as the clouds are hanging pretty low. let me show you our little storm. you can barely see it, just some of the green and the brighter white here. here is the storm track and it is already starting to make a my graduation to the north and disconnecting from our system. our system will slow down a little bit. that means most of the day will look like this with some sprinkles, maybe a little drizzle in higher elevations, even a stray light shower possible until about 6:00. and it will fade away. breezy transition to our warmth that starts tomorrow. friday the breezes hang around. calmer and warmer this weekend,

possibly next week summer like highs. for today a little below average. still mild out there. temperature about 59 to about 65 is our spread right now. when we get into the next couple of hours we will jump up to about 63 to possibly 68, exempt for at the coast we'll stay in the low 60s. here is a look at at&t park. yeah, looks a little misty, a little drizzly there. it will be dry but breezy tonight, 7:15, 59 dropping to 57. can we score more than maybe one or two runs? it was a 2-1 game first game, 1-2 loss last night. wow, seems like back with matt cain, remember when he got no run support that year? seems what we're dealing with now. here is a look at -- you can see our best chance of any scattered showers, the green in mendocino, lake county, central valley, but you see once in a while heading towards 4:00 and 7:00 a slight chance of light shower, drizzle along t along the coast. by midnight just about over. look at the rainfall, hardly

nothing and then -- there you go. half moon bay, possibly san jose during the latter parts of the commute into the evening hours. now, with the clouds clearing up, it will be a little colder tomorrow morning, 47 in santa rosa, the cool spot, to about 53 in san jose. let's look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. i can't hold the heat back much longer. 62 to 76 our spread tomorrow. a little breezy friday even when we touch the mid 70s to 80. still in the mid 60s at coast. flirt with mid 60s to 70 this weekend at the coast. upper 70 to 80 around the bay. once they start inland friday, they hang around until tuesday. guess what? rain season over after today. >> it is official. >> it is official sunday but it is our last storm, yeah. >> then you can deal with this today. thanks, mike. >> you bet. >> tickets for the warriors' next round of the playoff go on sale to the public at 2k p.m. the doves advance to the western conference by sweeping the trail blazers. golden state will face the jazz or clippers in the second round.

if the jazz wins friday, then game one of the second round will be sunday in oakland. >> but if that series goes to seven games, the second round won't start until tuesday. >> here is an interesting way to score a run. keep watching toronto blue's outfielder, dove first head over the cardinals' catcher last night. watch right there. >> he tumbled well. >> that's a somersault. one of his teammates said, quote, it was like i saw a unicorn or something. >> honestly. i mean that is impressive. that's why they get paid the big bucks. >> could have gotten hurt though. >> but he didn't. he's good. >> all right. bringing the magic to "la la land," to downtown los angeles. >> up next, the dance

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coming up on "abc 7 news" at 4:00. take a look. yes, that's really actor jeff gold blume selling sandwiches from a food truck. we will tell you what he is doing at 4:00. careful, he might hear you. why baby hump back whales whils per tonight on "abc 7 news" at 5:00. i wonder what they're saying? >> can you say, oo "la la land"? >> a lot of people done in downtown los angeles when they looked up and saw this. >> dancers coming down the side of city hall some the songs from the oscar-winning filled many

"la la land." it was part of the "la la land" day in l.a. >> thanks for joining us, from all of us here at "abc 7 news." bye-bye.

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