you can also see san jose state, cal state, east bay, and san francisco state among the top six overall. the highest earners for the csu grads tended to be in nursing for the uc system. those degrees were for computer science, business and engineering. we are learning the identity of a man shot and killed by police in richmond. officers say he was wanted on domestic violence charges. the contra costa county coroner's office says he was 51 year old jose menendez rios. the shooting happened a little before 9 p.m. on february 4th near carlson boulevard, north of cutting. officers say mendez rios refused to cooperate, and for some reason, the conflict escalated. police say he charged at officers with an object thought to be a knife. it was later determined to be a sheath, which is a protective covering for a knife. the naacp is now calling for a mural to be removed from a palo alto courthouse. they say that mural is racist and offensive. the story was first reported by the san jose spotlight. nbc ian cull explains why the court itself also wants it taken down, and the obstacles to getting t

up next, the transgender controversy reignited at san jose state. the new federal investigation surrounding the university's volleyball squad. also, it's the only lab of its kind in san francisco bay. but now it's closing. so what happens next? we're hearing from the researchers who run it. and i'm tracking those rain chances into tomorrow. plus what could be a significant storm system for california next week. i'll show you exactly what wknow aboute mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you are. no you are. no you are. yeah, you are. ♪♪ a no confidence vote to demand that embattled sheriff cristina corpus be removed. millbrae and san carlos have already approved similar resolutions. now, corpus has repeatedly denied allegations against her that were revealed in an independent report, including abuse of power, nepotism and racism. voters will determine her future in a spe

that means san jose state, san francisco state, cal state, east bay and sonoma state. nt at most of the campuses across the state is the main reason. however, enrollment at san jose state is increasing and now students are fighting back. here's nbc bay area's damian trujillo. even with an increase in enrollment, san jose state is still paying the price. more cuts are looming in year 2526, just as they are across the csu system. san jose state has seen a boom in school enrollment. almost a 4% jump this year, welcoming the largest freshman class in campus history, making them an outlier in the csu system. being in the heart of silicon valley helped the university opened the college of information, data and society that is a new college at the university that focuses on ai social good things along that line. and we have students who want to come in and be a part of those programs. many otr

penn is also under investigation by the department of education at san jose state. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> and in a statement, a spokesperson for the california state university system responded to the president's order, writing in part, quote, the csu and our universities are committed to our responsibilities under the csu nondiscrimination policy title nine and state and federal law to protect against and respond to all forms of discrimination or harassment in the csu's educational programs and activities, including our athletics programs. all right. now to our weather as we take you right outside for a live look at the golden gate bridge at this hour, where we are seeing a break in the rain. but you can see the roadways are still looking slick tonight as we try to dry out from this last storm. it was a bit of a different look, though. if we head to san francisco and show you the sight. earlier this afternoon, the rain was coming down a bit harder at that point. more wet roads there as the cars passed embarcadero and the ferry building. as peop

in a statement, san jose state's president writes in part, san jose state university is committed to all of our students, including our student athletes, are treated fairly, free from discrimination, and afforded the rights and protections granted under federal and state law. san jose state says it will cooperate with the federal government's inquiry. >> on the peninsula, hundreds of students from five high schools staged walkouts in support of immigrant rights. students downtown redwood city, where they held a rally in front of the county superior courthouse. student led walkouts were held at woodside, menlo-atherton, sequoia, redwood, and summit prep high schools. >> up next, an unusual idea for valentine's day, and this is something you probably don't want. plus, seal is back. his super bowl ad. i would say it's un to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, an

our robert honda is at san jose state, where the volleyball team took center stage in t trans rights fight this past season and calling for the sheriff to resign the rank and file in san mateo county sheriff's office, throw their support behind the measure to remove their embattled sheriff. our ian cull just spoke exclusively to the sheriff. we'll have her response shortly. but first, we're getting a break in the storm today. but the effects from all that rain are sticking around, and we've got a short period to recover before another storm hits tomorrow. all that water and runoff causing both the napa and russian rivers to flood overnight with low lying areas in guerneville near the russian river seeing the worst of it. take a look right here at this truck. the building almost completely submerged this morning. at least three people had to be rescued after getting stuck in the standing water. there was. it was coming to my doors. just that there was no flooding signs. our county roads crews are doing the best they can to get signs out there, but there's just many, many roads that are

in response to the investigation, san jose state university president said in a statement, "san jose state university is committed to insuring that all of our students, including our student athletes, are treated fairly, free from discrimination, and afforded the rights and protections granted under federal law and state law, including privacy rights." meanwhile the ncaa announced they will not be allowing transgender women to compete in female sports next season. it comes a day after president trump issued an executive order, banning transwomen from participating in girls and women's sports across the country. >>> up next at 5:00, the perfect boiled egg, now scientist can tell us how to achieve that perfection. >>> straight ahead in sports, back to back roadies for the dubs and this time the lakers are waiting for the warriors without luka doncic. at least jimmy buckets will be cheering from the bench. >>> tonight on the cbs evening news, the toxic waste left behind by the los angeles wildfires, we were surprised by where it's going. >>> and what would you rather have, a raise or an

department of education says it will investigate san jose state and penn state university for title nine violations and for what they call mistreatment of female athletes. in a statement, san jose state says it will cooperate with the federal investigation. president trump singled out san jose state for having a transgender woman on the women's volleyball team. the university says it will not address the gender of any student because they're protected under federal law. thanks to the family educational rights and privacy act. as for elon musk, the billionaire is now beefing with bay area congressman ro khanna on social media. this started on twitter or x. congressman khanna accused musk of violating the constitution with his efforts to support president trump. musk fired back with a short message that we can't really show you on tv, or at least air on tv. that's when congressman khanna turned to tiktok, using musk's own words against him. hey everyone, guess what? elon musk called me a dick today on twitter. let me be clear if i have to be the biggest dick in congress, i will be. if it m

. >> but first, after the break, it is the rivalry between san jose state and fresno state, known as the battle for the valley trophy, and it's now being extended. we'll explain when san jose state is keeping their longest standing rivalry intact over the next decade. >> yes, abc7 news sports reporter chris alvarez joins us live from the newsroom, with details on how san jose state and fresno state will keep the battle for the valley trophy alive. hi, chris. >> hi, dan. yeah, college football has changed just so much in the past few years. you have the transfer portal, conference realignments in partnership with our sister station, kfsn in fresno. both san jose state and fresno state, giving our stations exclusive news that the two schools will play football games into the 2034 season. now, the spartans and bulldogs, they're each other's longest standing rivals. they've been playing football since 1921. that's a long time. the rivalry continues today with the scheduling news. spartans and bulldogs will play six nonconference games between 2026 through 2034. now, why is this important?

meanwhile, the trump administration is investigating san jose state university.hey are looking at whether the school violated athletes civil rights. the spartans women's volleyball team made national headlines last season over allegations the roster included a transgender player. university of pennsylvania is also being investigated for potential violations as well. in response to that investigation, a spokesperson for san jose state tells ktvu. quote, as with any federal inquiry, we will fully engage with the process, follow established procedures and remain transparent in our compliance with all applicable laws. while we adhere to legal and regulatory requirements. san jose state will continue to act within our authority to uphold the values that define us as an institution. on the peninsula, students walked off some campuses today in support of immigrant rights. the walkout took place at woodside, sequoia, menlo-atherton, sacred heart prep, and other high schools. it was led by student advocacy group called vendetta sunita's. they say their goal is to advocate

how san jose state is responding, as well as local advocates. also, san francisco mayor danielle lurie moves forward with his promise to crack down on fentanyl, the new tool ready to be implemented right on the streets. and it's a special day for giants legend barry bonds. the way the home run king was honored in the city. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm gia vang and i'm raj mathai. new orders from the oval office, and it targets san jose state. president trump signing an executive order barring transgender athletes from competing in women's sports. now, this is a local issue for us. that's turned into a national talking point. nbc bay area's robert honda joining us from the san jose state campus, where the women's volleyball team has been battling this issue for months.s. robert. san jose ste university was thrust into the controversy when donald trump, the candidate, singled out an athlete here who he claimed was transgender and vowed to end transgender involvement in women's sports. today, he carried out that prom

here's what we're working on from the white house to san jose state. story hits home late today. president trump signing another executive order. this time, it bans transgender athletes from playing women's sports. how san jose state is responding, as well as local advocates. also, san francisco mayor danielle lurie moves forward with his promise to crack down on fentanyl, the new tool ready to be implemented right on the streets. and it's a special day for giants legend barry bonds. the way the home run king was honored in the city. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm gia vang and i'm raj mathai. new orders from the oval office, and it targets san jose state. president trump signing an executive order barring transgender athletes from competing in women's sports. now, this is a local issue for us. that's turned into a national talking point. nbc bay area's robert honda joining us from the san jose state campus, where the women's volleyball team has been battling this issue for

79 66 there at gonzaga on saturday san jose state at utah state, which means just uduje a former aggieg grounds. he hit his first 2 shots, then missed his next 12. was that kind of night for the spartz dayton albury for 3 utah state by 23 at the break. 2nd half drake. look out okay. that's big-time aggies. win 1, 0, 5, 57 out shooting. it is not exactly a for-sale sign at 49. 49 debartolo way. but piece of the team just might soon be available for about 900 million dollars. that's according to a report from the sports business journal that indicates the niners are, quote, exploring the sale of a 10% stake in the team that 900 million dollar offering based on an estimated valuation of more than 9 billion dollars. and yes, that would be a franchise record. but hey, there's a lot of extra cash floating around the nfl these days for the second year in a row, the leaves will significantly raise its salary cap, giving teens more financial flexibility and signing players. we don't have an exact number yet. but estimates project to cap range between 277.5 million dollars and 281 and a half mil

the president isolated and targeted san jose state, saying there was a player transgender on that teamw, the u.s. department of education says it will investigate san jose state for title nine viations. the university says it will cooperate with the federal investigation. so not just birds. tonight, health leaders on the peninsula confirmed the bird flu has been detected in a cat. it comes after the county recently confirmed theresence of bird flu in a backyard poultry flock. so it begs the question, should you be worried about your pets? nbc bay area's jocelyn moran spoke to the experts. san mateo county says this was a stray cat that was taken in by a family in half moon bay. experts say with bird flu, there are precautions you should be taking. tonight, san mateo county confirming bird flu was detected in a domestic stray cat in half moon bay. when the cat showed symptoms, the family took it to peninsula humane society. it was clear that the animal wasn't getting better, and humane. reason they euthanize the cat. the cat's body was sent to uc davis for testing. the county was notifi

san jose state responded to the news of this investigation in a statement. e university's president writes in part. san jose state university is committed to ensuring that all of our students, including our student athletes, are treated fairly and free from discrimination and afforded the rights and protections granted under federal and state law. csu says it will cooperate fully with the government's inquiry. san jose state has not confirmed it has a transgender woman on the volleyball team. >> this comes as san jose city leaders voted unanimously to reaffirm support for undocumented immigrants, and also started the process to take their support further. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a breakdown of what was voted on and local reaction. >> sounds of celebration from the packed city council chamber at san jose city hall this week. the council voted unanimously in support of a resolution first introduced last month by council member peter ortiz to reaffirm the city's support for its undocumented immigrant community and to commit to not coll

the san jose state university president said in part, san jose state university is committed to ensuring all of our students are treated fairly. free of discrimination and afforded the right to protections granted under federal and state law. meanwhile, the ncaa announced they are barring transgender women from competing in women's sports next season falling in line with the president's executive order signed yesterday. >>> coming up. >> the sirens going off everywhere. it is hard to hear and see. >>> up next for the first time, we are hearing from the southern california police officers who rescued patients from a nursing home and went door to door saves lives during last month's fires. mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium. wow! planet oat really has it all! ♪♪ did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can a

of racial injustices carried out by the stroke of a pen. >> and the san jose city council presented a commendation to san jose state's student empowerment for continuing this annual program. >> but what's on the line for the saint mary's gaels and their four remaining conference games? we're going to have that story for you next in sports. >> and tonight on the 11:00 news, another boost to the state water supply. coming up, we take a much i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] a little sports the san francisco giants. very optimistic. one of their young stars will continue to blossom. tyler fitzgerald currently dealing with a back injury. but he is coming off a roller coaster of a season. a bit. he had 13 home runs in 32 gam

nbc bay area's robert honda joins us from san jose state, where a day of remembrance took place. robert. this building here at san jose state university is named after a japanese american community icon. yosh uchida. the former u.s. olympic judo coach. but ironically, it's also the building where local japanese and japanese americans had to register before losing their property and being sent to internment camps. the university acknowledges what they call this shameful period of history, and have turned a day of remembrance into a day of action, mildred e. mathias botanical garden, the san jose taiko group, launched what the college also calls its day of joyful resistance, turning the day the united states incarcerated japanese and japanese americans into a painful but necessary history lesson that shouldn't be forgotten. history is repeating itself today and telling those most vulnerable once again that this is not their home, that there is no homecoming for you. freedom. freedom. yeah. the discussions and breakout sessions focused on why the attitude toward internment is relevan

. >> san jose state was perfect in terms of size, in terms of culture. >>> plus, we'll meet some of the artists bringing home grammy gold right here to the bay area. >> i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >>> february is black history month and we're taking some time to highlight the trail blazers and the differencemakers right here in the bay area. today len ramirez sits down with dr. harry edwards, the man behind one of the most iconic moments in olympic history. >> reporter: dr. harry edwards may be best known as the architect of the 1968 olympics protest, but that was just the beginning of a very long and courageous career in the field of study that he

>> san jose state is also in the process of raising funds and finding an artist to design a.mural project on campus. >> local faith leaders marked this day of remembrance by protesting president trump's immigration policies. hundreds, including bishops, imams and rabbis marched to japantown in san francisco. they reaffirmed their commitment to provide sanctuary in their temples to immigrants facing deportation. the leaders are part of a lawsuit against the department of homeland security over a policy change that allows immigration agents to enter houses of worship, to detain undocumented immigrants. >> a major boost for one east bay city. up next, sutter health announces the location for its new $1 billion campus and medical center. >> and move over oakland. the prominent figure with the a's, who's ready to embrace the team's new home in west sacramento. kept me out of the picture. with skyrizi, feel symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 3 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or

now, san jose state was singled out by mr. trump while he was campaigning several months ago for having a transgender volleyball player on its team. the university declined to comment on today's executive order, but the school did issue a statement saying it remains committed to the privacy of its students and staff. the university has never confirmed or denied whether a transgender athlete was on the varsity volleyball team. civil rights groups say they expect this executive order to be challenged in court. another notable development at the white house, president trump sitting down with governor newsom. it was part of a tour through d.c. pressing lawmakers to quickly pass federal aid for l.a. county fire victims. he spoke with mr. trump for more than 90 minutes inside the oval office, and met with republicans and democrats on capitol hill. you see some of the video here. so far, the president hasn't said anything about the meeting, but governor newsom says it was a very successful day. and that leads us to this. is your heow

team. >> i find it hard to believe that the department of education is going to find anything on san jose state. by all accounts, they played by the ncaa rules. they adhered to california state law. >> san jose state officials said in part, it is maintaining an unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff, and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all. but the university has not said if it will comply with the new ncaa policy changes. last season. brooke slusher, sdsu's women's volleyball captain, publicly stated she did not think it was fair for transgender women to compete in women's sports. she said she believes the title nine investigation is a step forward. in a statement sent to ktvu, she wrote this quote i am so grateful that all the work so many people have put into speaking out when they knew they were going to get backlash has finally paid off. i feel like this is an amazing accomplishment for the future of women's sports and women overall. lawsuits have also been filed against penn, howard university and the ivy league, w

we got here. >> ok, so here's what san jose state said to kron 4 in response to the trump administration'sders. university officials say that san jose state maintains an unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all. that was part of the statement there. the university of california is being sued over allegations of using racial preferences in admissions. university officials say that undergraduate applications collect race and ethnicity. information for statistical purposes. only not for admissions, which the supreme court ruled as unconstitutional. 2023. that lawsuit comes as the department of education is investigating 5 universities over alleged antisemitic harassment stemming from last year's protests over the israel-hamas war. nancy loo reports of how uc berkeley is included in both of those cases. >> according to the lawsuit, the university of california system continued with race based preferences for admission despite state and federal laws which prohibit the practice. the s

team. >> i find it hard to believe that the department of education is going to find anything on san jose state. by all accounts, they played by the ncaa rules. they adhered to california state law. >> now, officials at san jose state said, in part, that they have an unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff. the ncaa rule change takes effect immediately nationwide. >> redwood city police are investigating a fatal shooting. we first reported this on mornings on two. yesterday morning, police responded at about 2:00 yesterday morning to a report of a body in the middle of adams street behind the whole foods market, near downtown redwood city. police say the 18 year old victim died at the scene. so far, police have not identified any suspects. but they do say this was not a random act of violence. >> time now, 505. the san francisco police officers in the hospital recovering after being hurt while arresting a suspect who had a knife. police rushed to central street in fulton avenue yesterday morning after getting a complaint about a homeless enca

that includes san jose state university. in response, the school's president released a statement saying san jose state university is committed to ensuring that all of our students, including our student athletes, are treated fairly, free from discrimination, and afforded the rights and protections granted under federal and state law. the ncaa also says it will bar transgender women from competing in women's sports next season, falling in line with the president's executive order. a sentencing date has been set for the man convicted of killing cashapp founder bob lee. this morning, he did not appear in court for the procedural hearing. that date was now set back for may 16th. back in december, a jury found him guilty of second degree murder for stabbing lee in april of 2023. >speaker10>he >>faces 16 years to life >speaker10>in >>prison, >>and >>a new case of the bird flu has been detected in san mateo county in a stray cat. state health officials confirmed that the domestic stray became infected with the virus after a family

. >> back here at home, san jose firefighters battled a townhouse fire early this morning. it displaced seven students from san jose state university and killed a cat. this is at woodland terrace near coyote creek. the department says the fire started in the garage just after 5:00 this morning and spread upstairs. firefighters knocked down the flames by around 5:45. they are still looking into what caused this fire. now, san francisco police chief bill scott and other city leaders practiced their chinese calligraphy today to celebrate the annual lunar new year celebration two weeks from now. they spoke with local businesses. >> i think safety is on everybody's minds. we want to do everything we can to make sure people feel safe. and it's not just about the crime statistics. you hear me talking about whether we're up and down in crime. that matters. it's really how people feel that really matters. >> again, the ocean avenue lunar new year celebration will take place on saturday, february 22nd, at unity plaza. >>> and coming up, sports activism and black history. we'll introduce you to the man from the bay area who has imp

and even colleges with rising enrollment like san jose state are not immune. eporter lauren martinez looks at the big picture. >> what do we do? stand up. fight back. >> students and staff at. >> sonoma state university rallied in frustration over dramatic budget cuts. what was supposed to be an in-person town hall on thursday was changed to a virtual one. >> doctor emily cutrer. >> who this week the california state university board of trustees and its committees addressed proposed reductions that would impact all 23 campuses. >> sonoma was just the first that's made the headlines. you're going to hear a lot more of these stories across the state. >> with the governor's budget proposal, the csu system faces a nearly 8% cut to its general fund. that's $375 million of state support. in a presentation, the finance committee addressed how csu's have already tightened their belt. >> 1430 course sections were eliminated in just one year by seven universities between fall 23 and fall 24. >> interim president of sonoma state emily cutrer said two cuts have the greates

and even colleges with rising enrollment like san jose state are not immune. ews reporter lauren martinez looks at the big picture. >> what do we do? stand up. fight back. >> students and staff at sonoma state university rallied in frustration over dramatic budget cuts. what was supposed to be an in-person town hall on thursday was changed to a virtual one. >> doctor emily. cutrer. >> this week, the california state university board of trustees and its committees addressed proposed reductions that would impact all 23 campuses. >> sonoma was just the first that's made the headlines. you're going to hear a lot more of these stories across the state. >> with the governor's budget proposal. the csu system faces a nearly 8% cut to its general fund. that's $375 million of state support. in a presentation, the finance committee addressed how csu's have already tightened their belt. >> 1430 course sections were eliminated in just one year by seven universities between fall 23 and fall 24. >> interim president of sonoma state emily cutrer said two cuts have the greatest

we did reach out to the university for a comment about today's executive order and san jose state responded with this statement saying here, quote, san jose state remain maintains an unwavering commitment to the wellness safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4. tried to buy eggs recently. would you believe? maybe 10,000 eggs were stolen from a trailer. how much they were worth. and the bay area starting to see a bigger push towards ai as yet. another company. >> it's just announced job cuts because of it. >> a dairy company is cutting more than 1700 jobs says it moved towards implementing artificial intelligence. the ceo for workday based in pleasanton state. hr employee management company says said that make it difficult but necessary decision to cut 8 and a half percent of the workforce. there. he also says the increasing demand for ai has the potential to drive a new era of growth at work day. these layoffs come one day after sales force reportedly cut 1000 jobs. also apparentl

san jose state university. there has become a flash point in this debate over whether to protect transgender athletes under title 9 earlier this season. several san jose state university women's volleyball players sued their head coach and the university for allowing a transgender player to complete. we did reach out to us the school for comment here and we got this response. san jose state maintains an unwavering commitment to the wellness safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff and to fostering a supportive and caring environment to all that was their response. president trump is also turning his attention towards california's high-speed rail during remarks at the oval office yesterday, the president said he would open up an investigation into this project. he called it one of the worst manage projects he's ever seen, claiming its hundreds of billions of dollars over budget. >> we're going to start of investigation and that because it's i've never anything like nobody has ever seen anything like

san jose state is keeping their longest standing rivalry intact over the next decade. lvarez joins us now with details on how san jose state and fresno state will keep the battle for the valley trophy alive. chris. >> hey, larry. yeah. college football. you know, it's changed so much. i'm still getting used to seeing cal and stanford in the acc. that doesn't seem right. all right. the seem partnership with our sister station in fresno, both san jose state and fresno state, giving our stations exclusive news of the two schools, will play football games into the 2034 season. the spartans and bulldogs, they're each other's longest standing rivals. they've been playing since 1921, and the rivalry continues today with the scheduling news. the spartans and bulldogs are going to play six more nonconference games between 2026 and 2034. now why this is important fresno state is set to join the pac 12 in july 26th, while the spartans remain in the mountain west, so they had to schedule non-conference games to keep this traditional rivalry going for both sides. the battle for the

and tonight, the trump administration is investigating san jose state university looking at whether the school violated athletes civil rights. the spartans women's volleyball team has made national headlines last season over allegations the roster included a transgender player. the university of pennsylvania is also being investigated for potential violations. in response to the investigation, a spokesperson for san jose state university tells ktvu in part, quote, as with any federal inquiry, we will fully engage with the process, follow established procedures and remain transparent in our compliance with all applicable laws while we adhere to legal and regulatory requirements. san jose state will continue to act within our authority to uphold the values that define us as an institution. >> still an active day out there in terms of the rainfall, definitely impacting the commute out there this afternoon and heading into the evening hours. so a lot of light rain reports, even some steady rain reports as well this afternoon. a quick update on the rivers up in the north bay. showing you thi

that's even at campuses like san jose state, where enrollment is up. san jose state has already slashed about $58 million from its budget over the past two years, and now says more cuts are coming. we have not filled unfilled positions. we have cut back on sections of specific classes. we have eliminated some programs in which there weren't a lot of students. other campuses have taken even more drastic measures. that includes at sonoma state, where we've been reporting that it's shutting down or planning to shut down its entire athletics program. a notable health update now from the pelosi family paul pelosi, husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi, is recovering after a kidney transplant. according to a statement released by pelosi's office, paul received the kidney at ucsf last friday and is recovering now at home in san francisco. the kidney was donated by the couple's daughter, jacqueline. he said he is endlessly grateful to her and thanked his medical team over at ucsf. well, here's a bizarre story about a cult like group and its transgender l

>>>>san jose state was perfect >>>>in >>terms of size, in terms of culture. contacts were there, but at the same time, it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive. so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of change and actually to begin to institute them. and we had the world class athletes there who could bring attention to these types of issues. >>>>today, edwards, professor emeritus at uc berkeley, worries about the impact of a chaotic social media environment and artificial intelligence. >>>>we have an information glut where the issue, first of all, is to decide what is fake and what is real, what is substantive, and what is simply concocted. >>>>he's also concerned about the absence of athletes willing to take a stand on social issues, and understands why. >>>>colin kaepernick took a stand and it was made crystal clear there's a huge price to pay. >>>>but he says in american society, new social movements and leaders will always emerge. >>>>one of the things that has become quite c

nbc's bert honda joins us from san jose state on this day of remembrance. we're here in a building at san jose state university that is named after a japanese american community icon. yoshi uchida, the former u.s. olympic judo coach. but ironically, this was also the building where local japanese and japanese americans had to register before being sent to internment camps. now, today, san n jose sta not only acknowledges what happened, but have also turned day of remembrance into a day of action. interestingly, one of the people that attended today's events was a 99 year old man who was interned in camp as a teenager. we talked to him about what he felt was the reluctance by the community to fight what happened then, and he wants the younger generations now not to do it this time. we didn't do anything to break the law or anything. it was just because of our our racial background that we were thrown in camps. what do you want to make sure people now current generations understand about that kind of situation? well, i guess get up and speak out. in san jose,

in response the school's president said in part, "san jose state university is committed to insuring that all of our students, including our student athletes, are treated fairly, free from discrimination and afforded the rights and protections granted under federal and state law." the ncaa also says it will bar transgender women from competing in women's sports next season, falling in line with the president's executive order signed yesterday. >>> san francisco's new mayor is pushing ahead with his promise to try and make the city safer. he's named a so-called hospitality task force that he says will put more police in some high traffic and high profile parts of the city, including union square and the moscone center. the city has deemed those as hospitality zones, but if that makes you go hey, wait, haven't i been seeing this already? yes. sfpd has been stationing more officers around union square long before daniel lurie even started campaigning. so what is different about this? our wilson walker went to find out. ♪ >> i've been walking around the city. i've been here on a business

the ongoing financial crisis at san jose state university and what it means for those on campus. but let's begin with that deadly police shooting in concord. it all started with a fight between a father and son. police say the son was stabbing the father when they showed up, and that's when they opened fire. let's bring in our jodi hernandez. she is live at the scene. and, jodi, what are you learning out there? well, police aren't saying much. in fact, they'reot talking on camera at all. but this is the house where it all happened. police were out here all day. in fact, they just took down the crime scene tape and left the scene. now, what we do know is that at about 140 this morning, a caller dialed 911, saying a man had been stabbed by his adult son. according to the dispatch call, the two men were struggling over a knife in the living room while the caller hid in the garage. concord police say when they arrived, the attacker attacker was actively stabbing his family member. that's when police shot and killed the man. the father was taken to the hospital and police say he is ex

here's what they said in part, quote, san jose state maintains and unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all end quote. >> let's get check of the forecast now. the sun has set after a beautiful day across the area. we had some sunshine, a little chilly out there, though, no clouds, and that often means colder nights. lawrence is here to break it down. yeah, we're going to feel that i think not only tonight, but especially as we get in toward the weekend. that's when the skies are really going to clear out. >> it's going to very chilly outside. still tonight, getting a nice and a really a beautiful breaking. the stormy weather pattern. beautiful skies out there right now as the sun has set looking out toward the west, out toward the pacific ocean and beautiful colors out in orange out there in the atmosphere for tonight. but quiet out there, no rain to speak of court. our looking gorgeous. yeah. if you're headed out the door, grab a light jacket, probably going to need it. is th

that's even at campuses like san jose state, where enrollment is actually up. state has already slashed about $58 million from its budget over the last two years, and expects more cuts. we have not filled unfilled positions. we have cut back on sections of specific classes. we have eliminated some programs in which there weren't a lot of students. other campuses have taken more drastic measures. that includes sonoma state university, which announced it's shutting down its entire sports program. leaders behind a controversial bike lane project in san francisco are now back pedaling. the bike lanes down valencia street in the mission district are coming down. program meant to create an innovative path for bikers to share the road. but it's had backlash from business owners and cyclists. bike lanes will now be next to the sidewalk, which means businesses will have to redesign those parklets. are we ready for a flying car? we've been reporting on a san mateo startup for a few years now as it tries to get off the ground, quite literally. now that company seems to be

in the south bay, people took part in a day of remembrance at san jose state university. it was 83 years ago that president franklin roosevelt issued an executive order authorizing 120,000 japanese americans to be held in prison camps. san jose state's own cheetah hall, formerly the men's gym, was a processing center for santa clara county. speakers today said it is important to remember the past and to stand up against racial injustice. >> i think that the day of remembrance, we're all here to celebrate the enduring strength and resilience of the japanese american community. we're here to heal from the trauma of racial injustices carried out by the stroke of a pen. >> the san jose city council presented a commendation to the san jose state center for asian pacific islander student empowerment for continuing this annual program. coming up at six, the head of an oakland police unit is leaving his job. why? he says by resigning, other jobs in the department will be saved. also tonight at 630. he was the face of a push to help revitalize san francisco's union square. and now

san jose state responded saying, quote, university maintains an unwavering commitment to the wellness safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all end quote. still ahead here on kron 4 tonight, why residents in concord are concerned about the city council's decision. >> to review an ordinance protecting tenants plus cell oakland's interim mayor is planning to reopen fire stations that have been temporarily closed. >> because of budget cuts. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. >> all right. let's get you a check your forecast now. we're taking a live look at san francisco tonight from our sutro tower cam. zoomed out doesn't doesn't look like anything's falling at the moment

so it's like a big foot on a tiny ant. >> in response to the trump signing, san jose state university leaders released a statement saying san jose state maintains an unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff, and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all. >> everything i said will go into effect immediately. okay. >> experts say lawsuits will be filed in a federal district court in hours challenging the president's authority. in the latest tussle between the people and the government of the people in the south bay bureau, i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> members of congress, former usaid workers and other federal officials are rallying against attacks on usaid, the organization that is critical in delivering humanitarian aid overseas in only a small fraction of the overall federal budget. hundreds gathered in washington to protest the dismantling of the agency after president trump signed the executive order yesterday, republicans blocked democratic efforts to subpoena elon musk to speak before the house committee

san jose state is planning for a campus redesign. the university has submitted plans to renovate its buildings and add more. this includes more student housing and classrooms to accommodate about 8000 more students in the next 15 years. the chancellor must certify the plan. then the board of trustees will vote on it later this week. san jose state is holding a public forum to get the community's input on this plan. filing your taxes does not have to be expensive. in fact, for some it can be free and it can be quick. here's our marcus washington with the details. with tax season wrapping up, advocates remind everyone that there is a new free filing method can also save you a whole lot of time. it's called irs direct file. and last year, more than 140,000 americans used it in 12 states. well, this year it's expanded to 25 states, including right here in california. advocates at the economic security project. this is a nonprofit. they say that it is simple to use. oftentimes, filers take less than an hour to complete, and it can actuall

we reached out for a comment on the latest executive order and san jose state responded with this. quote, san jose state maintains an unwavering commitment to the wellness safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all. >> well, the former oakland teacher has filed a lawsuit now against the oakland unified school district. she claims the district fired her for not calling a transgender 5 year-old boy by the child's preferred pronouns. the former teacher, maria ramirez, claims that her catholic faith and intricacies of the spanish language as reasons why she did not call the student by their preferred pronouns. ramirez says she was never told that the student identified as transgender until the student came to her after 4 days of classes. kron 4 reached out to usd regarding the lawsuit were waiting. responses from both parties will let you know when we have the update. >> a 51 and sad news for the bay area. legendary tv news anchor dennis richmond has died. he was just 81 years old. yeah. he spent 40 years at >> the

wednesday's day of remembrance looks back at san jose state university's part in all of that san jose you chew the hall. formally the men's gym played a role as a processing center for japanese americans to register before being sent to those internment camps in 2024. sjsu is president issued a presidential directive to commemorate the day of remembrance. speakers at the event say it's shameful, but the ceremony is necessary to pay tribute in san francisco, japantown dozens of organizations from various faiths and did there trump administration protest early in the day by marching through the neighborhood in solidarity. >> wel , a bill in the legislature seeks to protect california drinking water from pfa s often for to us those forever chemicals. 87 94 is going to mandate new state drinking water standards. supporters say will limit exposure to those talks. 6 dangerous forever chemicals make it into our water supply. pfa are a category of chemicals found everyday products like nonstick. we're cooking stain-resistant fabrics and firefighting foam democratic assembly member jesse gabri

we reached out to the university for a comment on the president's executive order in san jose state responded jose state maintains and unwavering commitment to the wellness safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all end quote. >> big news for the warriors. the warriors have completed a blockbuster trade. they're bringing in miami heat star jimmy butler, espn and the athletic say the worries are sending andrew wiggins, dennis schroder kyle anderson and giving a protected first-round pick to miami in exchange for butler, steph curry says he is excited about the potential impact on the team. >> 2 finals is a winner. understand there's a lot of down there and who really know the stories we expect to have a motivated committed. no, jimmy, this. ready to impact? our team. put it for better data were got the kings of what it looks like. excited to get to work. kind of feed off the energy of something new and somebody obviously. you know, experience at highest has a lot to prove. you know, in this situation, we're going try to he

we reached out to the university for a comment on the executive order and san jose state responded saying san jose state maintains and unwavering commitment to the wellness safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff, and fostering a supportive and caring environment for all. >> well, for the second time in 2 weeks, governor gavin newsom and president donald trump met in person this time. it was at the white house. the topic at hand, emergency fire aid for the victims in southern california. no cameras were allowed inside that meeting between newsom and trump. but the governor's office describe that hour and a half long in-person meeting as very productive. >> this spirit that defined the meetings of this a spirit of collaboration, cooperation, spend the funds, the american people. >> the meeting comes after democrats in the state assembly advanced the governor special session bills which aimed at taking on president trump's policies. republicans expressed concern that the bills could backfires. california is asking for more federal help. >> we should be working with the preside