in the newsroom, dion lim, abc seven news. >> okay, dion. thank you.the city of san francisco won a supreme court case against the environmental protection agency, or epa, over the wastewater that is being discharged into the bay and the rules it follows. abc seven news reporter louis pena spoke to the city attorney and has the story. >> it was a fight taken to the highest court of the law. the focus water waste into the bay. on tuesday, the supreme court sided with san francisco. >> epa had a practice of what are known as end result requirements, or in other words, they would measure the overall pollution in the ocean or in the bay, which could have been caused by numerous sources, not us. >> the epa wanted to make san francisco responsible for the quality of the water into the body of water, where it discharges waste and penalize the city if the quality of water was below standards. san francisco's city attorney, david chu, said the city has been following strict guidelines under the water pollution control act of 1972. >> our city has spent billions

dion. >> yeah. hi there. dan. ama. get to tonight at 530, including enhancing air quality in west oakland. it's been a long standing challenge, but fresh data and an expanded monitoring program may be making a life saving difference. we'll explore how the system works and the potential benefits to other communities. plus, seven on your side is continuing to answer your tax questions with a panel of experts. there you see stephanie right there. we'll get a check back in with her for everything you need to know before filing. join us for those stories and much more! at 5.30 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan and ama. >> okay, dion. thanks. have the new form this year for the taxes. the easy form. just two lines. how much did you make last year? and number two is send it in. >> yes. >> basically you can you can download the app or head to abc7 news.com to join dion in just two minutes. >> yes. if you're watching us on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us here. thank you for joini

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. >> abc seven news anchor dion lim was there and found it's not just this one incident that's worrying parents. >> for people to break into their classrooms, it's scary. >> the lights are off and doors are shut at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. classes canceled for over 400 k through fifth grade students. after about half of the school's classrooms were vandalized early monday morning. >> if it had been a couple of classrooms, we definitely would have held school, but it was enough to warrant us closing the school today. >> the cotati-rohnert park unified school district superintendent wouldn't specify what kind of damage was done to the ten or so classrooms affected, but noted crews would be spending the rest of the day cleaning up. >> it's definitely concerning. hopefully that doesn't happen again. >> this isn't the first incident where john reed has been targeted for crime. i obtained two messages that went out to parents in january, alerting them of another act of vandalism, and a man who was arrested because he made threats against the school. >> the rock throwing in

abc seven news anchor dion lim has the details and the documentation. >> and it's just hysterical to we're in san francisco, right? all this tech stuff is happening, but we have computer issues. >> computer issues are far from the only problem with san francisco police's aging fleet of vehicles. sfpd tells me out of 357 marked vehicles, 57 are out for service or in need of repair. but the police union says that number is much higher. through multiple sources, i obtained images from most of the city's ten police stations illustrating the poor conditions of some cruisers. this whiteboard from park station shows seven cars in need of repair, everything from broken seatbelts to windows. another five are out of service entirely. one even reading, no computer, no siren, and much more. at another station, the board lists 12 vehicles with problems. one reportedly died while driving scrawled at the top. why is everything broken? >> you're just, i don't know, a brake pad away from something happening, right? because of the maintenance. >> with so many unusable vehicles, multiple sources told m

bay area resident alanis morissette announcing eight shows this fall where celine dion performed for6 years. good morning. welcome to wednesday, march 5th. >> let's get started with a check on the weather with drew, tuma, and drew. it's going tow, rain today. >> yeah, and we have rain right now in the south bay, in fact. live doppler seven is tracking the system as it moves through today and tomorrow. so we'll take you into san jose with a live look outside. we have cloud cover overhead, some light rain falling in the region, and it's really the south bay for much of the morning that is going to see the wet weather. live doppler seven certainly showing you kind of the haves and the have nots. the north bay, the city, parts of the east bay, certainly. oakland. el cerrito, walnut creek we are dry as you head south. we do have light rain falling around san jose. the santa cruz mountains as well. the wider picture. what is happening? we have an area of low pressure. a cold front that is moving into the central valley. heavy rain falling around fresno this morning. so we're kind of on the

abc seven news anchor dion lim found out why. it's not just this one incident that's worrying parents. >> for people to break into their classrooms, it's scary. >> the lights are off and doors are shut. at john reed elementary school in rohnert park, classes canceled for over 400 k through fifth grade students after about half of the school's classrooms were vandalized early monday morning. >> if it had been a couple of classrooms, we definitely would have held school, but it was enough to warrant us closing the school today. >> the cotati-rohnert park unified school district superintendent wouldn't specify what kind of damage was done to the ten or so classrooms affected, but noted crews would be spending the rest of the day cleaning up. >> it's definitely concerning. hopefully that doesn't happen again. >> this isn't the first incident where john reed has been targeted for crime. i obtained two messages that went out tod parents in january, alerting them of another act of vandalism, and a man who was arrested because he made th

police say 29 year-old told pan, whoa, dion. can pronounce to correctly walked up to the horse while the child was having writing lesson and then yanked on its tail, this was at ocean view stables in daly city 2 weeks ago. the child was hurt, but is doing ok today? she was. the woman was arrested for felony child endangerment. >> aids research has been happening at ucsf for decades, but federal cuts infectious disease experts concert kron four's rob nesbitt talked with the director of the hospital center for aging research. she joins us live in the studio with the are up grant when the aids epidemic started in the 80's communities affected by the virus felt ignored by the government. doctor monica gandhi says it feels as though the new administration in the white house is bringing back those feelings from 40 plus years ago. >> i will tell you that i've spent the last 2 weeks off and on in 2 years and so has most of the hiv researchers. i it's been an emotional start to 2025 for infectious disease expert doctor monica gandhi. >>

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celine dion was right there. here's your headline, man caught with cocaine stash under blank in colombia. >> under his mustache. >> i know this one. >> congresswoman, you want to take a stab at this? >> under his weak. >> arm. >> man caught with cocaine, stashed under toupee in colombia. authorities found over $10,000 worth of cocaine hidden in the hairpiece of a passenger trying to board a flight from cartagena to amsterdam. and yes, there's footage. >> yay! okay. >> well, i, i hear that they became suspicious because his lice were unusually agitated. >> at least his situation wasn't as bad as my man who tried to smuggle it like this. >> a man was busted. >> in spain for trying to smuggle illegal drugs in a pretty obvious way. if you can't guess in these photos shared by investigators, the colombian man tried to sweep a pound of cocaine under the rug. and by rug, we mean the one on his head. his toupee? yeah. he stuck out like a sore thumb. so cops quickly arrested him. >> he wasn't wearing that blindfold. he wo

bay area resident alanis morissette announcing eight shows this fall where celine dion performed for 16 years. >> good morning. yeah. good morning. welcome to wednesday, march 5th. >> let's get a check of that forecast on that rain coming in. >> yeah, we have that rain in the south bay. and that's really will focus our attention this morning. so here's a live look outside. this is our san jose camera. that's 280 you see. and we do have some slick roadways out there this morning in the south bay. so live doppler seven showing you where it is raining and certainly where it's not raining. so we're totally quiet this morning in the north bay, across the city even in oakland. but we'll go into the south bay. we'll zoom on down to street level alum rock, san jose, cupertino, mountain view, fremont, seeing some light showers out there this morning, some steadier rain around morgan hill and gilroy. it's a similar story in the santa cruz mountains. the reason why the south bay is seeing the rain. there's an area of low pressure moving into the central coast, so we're just kind of on the north

best thing to come out of canada since jim carey celine dion drake bieber i don't know it's pretty darn good 51 points in a 137 128 win over houston, his fourth 50 point game since january 22nd. rest of the league has just two combined since then. he does not care, though, about personal stats. listen. >> i mean he is. >> any time. >> you play the game to win. like you don't play the game to score a bunch of points, to be like regarded as one of the better players to ever play, you have to win. because if you don't win, then it's all for nothing. that's how. that's just how i see it, and that's how i see it in golf. that's how i see it in football. that's how i see it in competition. period. and winning is the be all, end all for me. >> all right. today nhl a goal. you have to see. rangers and islanders at madison square garden in nyc. the rangers will cooley. way to use your head, kid. a shot from zach jones deflected off the stick of an islanders player, then bounced off cooley's helmet straight into the net. the rest had to look at it and determined that he did not purposely redirect