the albany teachers association is currently in negotiations with its district. their contract expires in the fall. they plan to address school funding with governor newsom. >> districts can do what they can do. the state has more power. they need to put the money behind the lip service for our students in california. >> albany teachers are handing out flyers with information on a hardship fund for the oakland teachers. if you'd like that information, find it on abc7news.com. >>> in albany, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> it's expensive all over the bay area. there are big differences in teachers salaries around the area. david louie has that part of our coverage from san jose. >> teachers have been wearing red on fridays to show solidarity with striking teachers in oakland. these are photos from the san jose teachers association facebook page. they've had to strike twice in the 1980s. it describes the relationship with the san jose unified school district. >> we're a partnership. >> as a result of past negotiations, the teachers association has access to the distri

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and german troops in canada, ready for an assault going down lake champlain in an effort to take albany. there is a lot of emphasis on trying to separate estate from new england, in order to give them an advantage. they had been bringing over ships. the americans had no ships on lake champlain with which to combat the british fleet. the lake is beautiful. it is four miles wide and 400 feet deep. it is also very shallow in the inland's. of safetyrk committee was desperate about trying to build some kind of a fleet in order to stop this up british fleet from coming down lake champlain and taking albany. they asked arnold to build that fleet. at them from upstate new york, it is not the ideal place to build a fleet of ships. even in good weather. had been brought up by a father who was a merchant seaman. he spent summers on the sailing ships going across europe and up and down the coast of north america. after a career where he became depressed, an alcoholic, and bankrupt. arnold started his own business and became a merchant seamen. he was the ideal person to ask to build ships. he tried

we will still get snow on the throughway from albany north wards.nyone driving northern vermont, new hampshire and maine, you will be driving in the snow, and many inches of it too. by saturday morning, the storm begins to exit. not just the mountains getting the significant snow. from syracuse to albany, owny island, six to nine inches of philadelphia, new york. calm conditions in the northwest today but rain coming this weekend. and rain in the midwest where we still have the flooding is not welcomed. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right. >>> all right, bill, thank you. that mysterious streak of light in los angeles that sparked curiosity on wednesday actually turned out to be the red bull air force fliers. they were performing stunts high into the air with sparking pyrotechnics. people thought the stunts were an alien invader. they jumped out 4,000 feet at speeds 120 miles per hour. glad that mystery was installed. . >>> still ahead, a still ahead,n recall to tell you about. mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thin

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reporter: the same company that owns the southern california track also owns golden gate fields in albany. groomers here bracing for more horses to be shipped north to race here inside this ad on race days no more whipping or drugs. >> today we're announcing a complete transformation of our racetracks in california. >> reporter: all joint injections, steroids and lasixs will be ban. >> everything's good except the lasixs to me. >> reporter: an empty bladder can help a lors race faster. he's bought nearly 100 thorough breads from golden gate fields to train and groom. he's never had a problem with the horses and he's glad to see all the changes. >> i applaud them for making any changes that is going to result in a more positiv peta meantime things differently. peta is now calling on all track to follow suit. >>> a fire burned three homes. the fire broke out about 6:00 p.m. dinnertime in the middle house and then quickly spread to two neighboring homes. right after it started pg&e's operation center de-energized the neighborhood leaving customers without power. >> and i looked up and there

this morning in albany teachers held a walk-in protest while others in berkeley, san francisco and san lorenzo planned for a sick-out. >>> today marks a week since the strike began. while the two sides resumed negotiations, this afternoon there's still no sign of a breakthrough. >>> reporter laura anthony is live in downtown oakland at the california state building. laura? >> reporter: hi, ama. this is where the negotiation rs going on. they started up again this afternoon. a week ago when the strike started, the oakland education association said it would be a short one. well, at this point it is one of the longest in oakland's history. >> i am overwhelmed, frustrated, sad. i miss my kids. >> now that their strike is nearly a week old, some teachers like marjorie lee are beginning to realize this may not be over any time soon. >> we're here at the rally to support one another. we're ready for it to end. but i'm in it until it ends. >> reporter: some may be getting weary, but there's no wavering in their energy and commitment for the cause. >> i expected a hard fight. i think we're rea

the same rules will be in use at albany. >>> facebook is now offering an explanation for their 23-houride outage. they're not answering all the questions. if you tried logging op to facebook yesterday, you saw this, messenger and whatsapp also went down. it started when the company made configuration chains to its servers. they are not saying how many users were affected. this is the largest outage in str instagram history. >>> we will get a look at the next big thing from tesla. elon musk will take the stage to unveil the model y. the company tweeted this video that you're looking at ahead of the event. it is expected to be a small suv version of the popular model three, no word yet on a price. >>> the bay area pride series is a chance to show you ah tll the good that's happening. >> once they tastart doing good they don't stop. garvin thomas joins us. >> you know, i consider it a privilege to share these stories. even better, i get to stay in touch with the people we profile, watch them do even more amazing things. and there is a lot. so let's get started. >> my grandfather founded i

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a tornado east of albany north of albany and all along, even not that far from tipton and vidalia, georgia. move you ahead farther along, these storms are still on the ground. for a while, there were ten tornado warnings for ten separate storms all at the same time. seven storms may have had a tornado on the ground at the same time. now let me show you how this is an important storm for lee county. this is, right here, the tornado on the ground. this is the tornado signature, the doppler signature of what was on the ground at the time. and i know we've lost 23 souls from this storm. but it missed auburn by about three miles. it missed columbus, georgia, and phoenix city, by about five miles. so it strung right through the most populated areas and missed them. it got some very bad damage near beauregard and in lee county itself, but i can't imagine our story this morning had this hit through auburn where the university is or through columbus, georgia, where there are so many more people located there. >> it's a great point. tornadoes are always so arbitrary. they can devastate one area and

in the bay area-- berkeley, san francisco, oakland, and albany all have sugary drink taxes.(grant) still ahead... two students in parkland florida commit suicide just days apart. how the community is coming together to support those who survived the massacre more than one year ago. (grant) the father of a six-year-old girl who was killed in the sandy hook elementary school massacre has died by apparent suicide. police say jeremy richman's body was found in his connecticut office building... he was the father of avielle richman... who was among the 20 children killed in the 20-12 shooting at a newtown school. police say they will not disclose any more details of the death... only that it didn't appear to be suspicious. (grant) this is the third suicide in the past week related to school massacres.... the other two were survivors of last year's attack in parkland, florida at marjory stoneman douglas high school, where 17 people died. john lorinc reports. more heartbreak after last year's fatal rampage at marjory stoneman douglas high school.ryan petty/daughter died in parkland

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in albany, new york, hotel shower, a different woman says she was recorded by an employee who tried to blackmail her. >> just absolute horror. i started screaming and crying and all i could think is my life is absolutely over if this gets out, my life is ruined. >> reporter: experts say protect yourself by carefully checking your room. you can also buy an rf detector like this. this will detect to see if a camera is wirelessly transmitting. this costs about $50 but you can pick them up online for about 10 bucks. lester? >> gadi schwartz, thank you for that. >>> coming up, why you're suddenly paying more at the gas pump. >>> back now with the price you pay at the pump. gas prices going up on this first night of spring. nbc's gabe gutierrez reports on wh b >> reporter: tonight, spring has sprung. an unwelcome surprise at the pump. gas prices are surging again. >> i started going to the gym only three days a week instead of five days a week so that i can save gas. >> reporter: the average price of regular unleaded is up to $2.58 a gallon, up 35 cents in the past six weeks.iomore a day com

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more than 100 teachers from san francisco, berkeley, san lorenzo and albany called in sick and joined in downtown. >> everyone is watching oakland. everyone is watching. san francisco might go on strike next year. we're in contract negotiations. >> the district says the offer is an 8% pay raise over two years and a 2% one-time bonus. the union wants a 12% raise. >>> the power of paying it forward takes a lifetime to learn. >> but not a 15-year-old high school freshman from gilroy. she's not only learned it, she's an expert. let's bring in garvin thomas. >> the first thing i need to tell you about her is she really loved christmas as a kid, worshiped santa, even cried each year has the elf on the shelf went away. she not only still loves santa, she's learning to act like him too. pying fields of christopher high school in gilroy -- >> that felt athlete rest. though, it's not just how 15-year-old el ra rodriguez stands that sets her apart, it's what she stands for. that being the power of paying it forward. >> to bring something like this powerful into mrs. n reece life is are her glour

. >> the same company that owns the southern california track also owns golden gate fields in albany. groomers here bracing for more horses to be shipped north to race here instead this weekend. >> sending more horses for the races. maybe pb ten more horses. >> on race days, no more whipping or drugs. >> we're announcing a transformation of our racetracks in california. >> all joint injections, steroids and lasix will be banned. >> everything is good except the lasix to me. >> it helps stop pulmonary bleeding and is a diuretic. raphael hernandez bought nearly 100 thoroughbreds to train and groom. he's never had a problem with the horses and he's glad to see all the changes. >> i applaud them for making any changes that is going to result in a more positive result. resu >> peta sees things differently. >> why are unfit hg puonta c on all tracks to follow suit. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> we'll be focusing on b.a.r.t. as part of your better bay area initiative. >> the unreliable escalator service. that's about to change. b.a.r.t. will spend $96 million to replace some of them at

pacific institute will host vigils at its locations on tasman drive in sunnydale, and on san pablo and albany. on sunday people gathered at the muslim community center in pleasanton. at 3:30 pm. the candlelight vigil is set for 6:30 pm at lake elizabeth and fremont. and you can visit ktvu.com for the latest developments on the story or follow us on twitter and facebook. >>> the first anniversary of the death with weekend events in sacramento. he was unarmed and in his mother's grandmother's backyard when police shot and killed him on march 18 of last year. officer said they mistook a cell phone stephon clark was holding for a gun. his family is holding they are calling a legacy weekend which began tonight with a summit where young people talked about how to deal with trauma. his brother says he is hoping this weekend will be a time of healing for the community. >> what i plan i getting out of this, is just focusing and helping people learn how to deal with trauma. in a less combative way. a more positive way. >> the legacy weekend includes a mother's brunch tomorrow and a keynote address from

westbound 80, albany to the maze, just 4 minutes. 880 fremont to san jose, 15. northbound 280, 101 to cupertino looking got in the green at ten minutes. >>> apple the next unveiling. >> happy birthday. the worldwide web turns 30 today. here is tech bytes. >> in tech bytes, apple's next big unveiling. >> sent the media an invitation for march 25th event. it's being called apple's biggest announcement of the year. no iphones or ipads it's expected to announce a streaming service to rival netflix. >>> restaurants and businesses where they can feel safe wearing make america great hats. >> it's 63red safe. similar to yelp. it's designed to get politics out of local businesses. happy 30th birthday worldwide web. >> marking the occasion with a special doodle. the worldwide web allowed exchange of documents including pictures. >>> 30 years old, don't check the comments. >> what have you done for us worldwide web. >> those are your tech bytes. a lot. >> changed our lives. for the better or for the worse? >> thirty. so grown up. a lot has changed. >> hopefully we'll matur

sports broadcaster erin andrews secretly recorded through a peephole in a marriott in nashville and an albanytel shower,re a dif woman says she was recorded by an employee whkmtried to bll her. >> absolute horror. i started screaming and crying and all i could think is my life is absolutely over if this getsl out, me is ruined. >> reporter: experts say you can protect yourself by carefully checking your room. also buy what's called an rf detector like ththis. will detect to see if a camera is wirelessly tranngiting. this t costs about $5. you can pick them up online for about 10 >> that was gadi schwartz reporting. >>> working for your health tonight with a new study that finds certain meds used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorderer in teens and young adults may cause paranoia, hallucinations and hearing voices. researchers found that patients who had been newly prescbed amphetamines like adirol were twice as likel to develop psychosis compared to those prescribed methylphenidates like ritalin. psychosis with either class of medicine is relatively rare but patients should know a

one is at 1257 tasman drive in sunnyvale and the other is being held at 979 san pablo ave. in albany.day, a remembrance will be held at 3:30 p.m. at the muslim community center-east bay at 5724 w. las positas blvd. in pleasanton and at 5:30 p.m. a candlelight vigil will be held in the multifaith sanctuary in st. joseph's hall at santa clara university. university. dr. martin luther king, jr. library san jose state university campus7:30 p.m. the pacific institute1257 tasman drive sunnyvale979 san pablo ave. albany8pm (áboxesá) thanks sara. ( marty ) ( marty ) there are a lot of questions after terorrist attacks. kron four spoke with a bay area counter terrorism expert for some persepective. ron brooks says while each terrorist attack is different... they all have hate in common. the new zealand gunman identifies himself as a white supremacist, acting alone. brooks says these attacks are intended to strike terror, but that there is no one group committing these acts. he says people are learning how to follow through with these awful crimes on websites that are difficult for law enforcem

he started out in high school outside of albany, new york. >> i can't believe i'm doing, this but it'sn time. >> reporter: giving makeup tips. >> this will mimic the halo effect we are going on. >> reporter: and creating elaborate eye shadow designs. came a tidal wave of likes, followers and subscriber, today reaching $15 million on both youtube and instagram. >> and i just really love watching what he does. >> i likes to connect with his sisters. >> reporter: his fans are part of a new generation, where it seems like anything goes. >> we love you! >> he is one of those people who are trailblazing. >> he is saying hey, i'm a boy, yeah, and i'm a boy that wears makeup and heels. and that's okay. he also had the reinforcement of 15 million fans who are saying it's okay to be the way you are. we accept you. >> reporter: after taking social media, he became covergirl's first cover boy. the announcement made by katy perry. what was it like when you found out what your new role was going to be for the very first time? >> i was shook. i had just started working with a new manager at the time.

albany, oakland, pacifica at 47. san francisco the lone holdout at 50 right now. the temperatures are up to 11 degrees, even 12 degrees cooler than yesterday. here's a look at your commute this morning. doesn't it look nice and dry as we look south on 680 through-wall nut creek. for mass transit, chilly this morning, mild this afternoon. no small craft advisory out on the bay waters. it's going to be calmer. peninsula starting at 7:00, 46. we're going to be in the 50s all day today with clouds more prevalent from 9:00 through 3:00. here's a look at the east bay valley. starting off in the 40s through 9:00. 57 at 11:00. mix of clouds and sunshine this afternoon. the south bay, in the 40s through 9:00. then we jump into the 60s by 1:00. we'll have clouds in the afternoon hours. a chance of a shower in the mountains on either side of you. not likely. we'll keep an ioane that. keeping an eye on a much quieter commute i hope. >> looking better than we were at 4:38 yesterday. >> roads have been brutal. >> they sure have. we have one issue. a sig-alert. from castro valle

. >> we certainly heard from a lot of people in berkeley, albany, emeryville, those areas of the eastat's been looked at a number of years. >> if everything is approved, visits could see an improved ferry system there by 2025. >>> a historic all female spacewalk canceled, the wardrobe problem that's forcing nasa to change its plans. >>> a hearing has been going on all day in napa to debate a proposed set of environmental rules both sides say could stop the growth of the wine industry in the region. kpix5's john ramos explains. >> reporter: the struggle is between those who consider wine the life blood of the region and those who think the industry is bleeding the area dry. the supervisors chamber was jammed and so was this room and even the lobby with people wanting to speak on proposed rules that would protect trees and the hillside watershed. advocates say the environment is being damaged by the expansion of vineyards and home development. >> the hills are starting to erode. our water is becoming turgid. sedimentation is flowing into our reservoirs. >> those living up stream have a

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that board countries will be able to reconcile their differences and create an hour north of albany and. it's time for a good bye still fear no warm cup of tea a quick break for stronger move and shaking travel documents. many are relieved to be able to travel again. i request both countries to be friends and live in peace as people on both sides of the book how we little cognisant was pretty dazed and. some says. i felt honored to be in pakistan when the people knew about me that i am indian me with love which is unthinkable to even offered me tea i think war is not a solution to any conflicts. as more passengers arrive to crowd their space and some even find time to take a call from their loved ones who take by as their baggage buyers are in front of us counting room they enter one by one for security checks. after clearance in under date security the president gave border trade for india for many years gov you're relieved to be finally moving again perhaps wondering if this break your link will remain open. to some good day grace may be back on track but no one knows for how long the

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the last four in albany, where she had worked by his side. he trusted her, and he knew she would never betray him. none of the items i just mentioned were part of the fdr's campaign platform in 1932. nevertheless, he told frances perkins he would back her. and she agreed to accept the job. that night in bed, she actually cried, cried in deep wailing sobs because she knew it would be such a difficult job. she would open herself to constant media scrutiny, harsh judgment and public criticism. yet she knew she must accept the offer, as her grandmother had told her, whenever a door opens to you, you had no choice but to walk through it. frances perkins would become the nation's first female secretary of labor. now, we know what happened after that. the social security act, passed in 1935, gave us unemployment insurance, social security, and our welfare system known as aid, aid to dependent children designed to help the children of parents, of mothers left to raise her children alone. the fair labor standards act passed in 1938 set the 40 hour wor

we could see this in northern new york and northern new england because it's been so warm. 70s in albany new york and philly today. the cold front could spawn some storms once it passes through. it will be cooler and quieter for the rest of the weekend. david? >> thank you, rob. >>> new fallout tonight involving two famous names linked to the college cheating scandal. felicity huffman back at the courthouse today. we have the images. more famous names including phil mickelson and joe montana. they say they worked with that college counselor now in trouble, but were not part of the fraud. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> do you guys have regrets? >> reporter: felicity huffman and her husband william h. macy spotted today in federal court. the actress keeping a low profile, taking down her social media accounts. she once played the mom scheming in this episode of "desperate housewives." >> a generous donation will ensure our kids beat 'em out. >> how generous? >> $15,000. >> reporter: but in real life huffman is facing criminal charges for spending $15,000 so her daughter could cheat on th

washington special envoy to venezuela abrams hinted at sanctioning third parties for various supports albany venezuelan leader the u.s. national security advisor john bolton said there would be new restrictions targeting venezuelan ally cuba adding the whole region should stand against the caracas with more. the united states is exceptional literally that our armed by different rules to you and me of the nations states groups you see they have the right to decide who rules where like in venezuela they decide who is a dictator and who isn't they decide which dictators rule and which don't now and state supports any number of dictators who are only human rights including the leaders of egypt saudi arabia the u.a.e. do you not see that the united states support for other brutal dictators around the world undermines the the credibility of the argument you make no i don't think it does make it separate and i think look in this administration we're not afraid to use the phrase monroe doctrine. it's an odd chaotic nineteenth century policy that basically says new nation in the americas may be colon

the southern tier of new york from syracuse to albany near cooperstown, that's 6 to 9 inches of heavy,et snowuring the day today. welcome to spring. that's a lock at the big weather story of the day. here is closer look atday ahead. so for today, treperatures main definitely on the chilly and and that wind won't feel good this afternoon. airport delays are likely from washinon, d.c. to baltimore t philadelphia to new york. we have calm conditions in the midwest today, but rain coming this weekend. and rain in the midwest where we still have the floods, not welcome. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> well, that mysterious streak of light in los angeles that sparked curiosity among social media o users wednesday actually turned out to be the red bull air force flyers. they were performing stunts thousands of feet in the air wearing custom wing suits with sparking pyrotechnics. when initially spotted, people thought the stunts wereso some rt of alien invasion. the team reportedly jumped from a helicopter 4,000 feet before soaring towards the city of angel

there was huge silence from the bar in albany, georgia.ilence from the bar and science silence in america. it took the protests and the killing of civil rights workers for the rest of the country to wake up and do something about it. i want to briefly talk about my experience of district attorney. i was just reminded of that here. when i was district attorney, i became district attorney in brooklyn, new york. i discovered, after having spent this time in the south, and then also having organized young law students around the country to go to the south to help out with legal struggles for justice, i discovered that, in brooklyn, new york -- actually, throughout new york state, a progressive beacon of the country, blacks could be removed just because of their race through the use of peremptory challenges. my first act of district attorney was to say that, as a prosecutor, this is wrong and oppose the practice. i will not go into the history of that case. it ultimately led to the decision by the supreme court. but when we filed in the batson