cal and stanford joining the acc.e will find out what this means for athletes when we speak to the assistant vice chancellor at uc berkeley. joining us with the best labor day sales. first, it is top of mind for the first time in three years, interest will start piling up again for u.s. adults with student loans and in just a month you will have to make the first payment in three years. joining us live with the information on paying down that debt is this is such an important topic for so many people's. -- for so many people. student loans have been out of sight, out of mind because of the pandemic, extended by president biden. what is today's change on interest accrual mean for those balances? >> it means they are going to start going up if borrowers don't start making payments, unless they sign up for the safe plan. julian: talk about -- we will talk about the safe plan and just a moment. how soon will borrowers need to start paying again? the interest is one the requirement to have to pay down the debt is another.

this book is cal's 12th. it's a remarkable achievement, even for a writer and i can say that as a writer myself who hasn't a single book. cal's other titles include america's expiration date fall of empires and superpowers and the future of the united states. what works common sense solutions for a stronger america? the things matter most and common ground how to stop the partizan war that is destroying america. before i turn the stage over to cal, who will make remarks and then your questions, just a few more words about his career and the lessons that he's taught us through his humor and, common sense. he started his career in journalism at the age of 16 and would eventually have his column printed by hundreds of news outlets including our own daily signal. when that column started, he was in fewer than ten papers nationwide. and although he wasn't the only voice appearing on america's editorial pages, cal distinguished each week by focusing on objective truth and serving as the watchman for america's found

gave cal the lead for good. accounted for three touchdowns two in the air and that one on the ground as cal wins 3117. >> this is the first full game i've played in college football so i feel like seven or eighth game. i'll be much different. it'll be like nine days. honestly, each and every week i'm learning new things about who i am and what i need to be, what my coaches want from me, what the players need from me. week seven, week eight. it'll be completely different. >> he does some things that are pretty impressive running and throwing. i just think it's being efficient and making the routine plays routinely. he's going to grow a lot and he's learning a lot as we're going and we just got to continue, just like everybody's got to continue to get better. >> sam jackson, the fifth 149, all purpose yards, three total touchdowns leading cal to the win, earning our toyota let's go places player of the day. shifting gears to baseball no due to bad weather in colorado thursday, the giants had to play a day night do

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cal and stanford are the latest to drop regional alliances to make more money from tv revenue.ing a zoom media call today, they said the acc is a fit on and off the field. >> the athletes care deeply about being able to play at the highest level of competition and to play with like schools. and this move guarantees or achieves those two goals. >> cal and stanford say most of their sports programs won't see a change because they compete in tournaments around the country anyway. cal says sports like soccer, volleyball and baseball will only make two trips to the east coast each season to limit the impact. >>> now turn to meteorologist -- chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> thank you. >> remind everybody of that. we're excited about the holiday weekend. >> it's going to be nice. one day will be the best one. i wanted to show you what is producing this big change in the weather. cooler system is dropping down across northern california. radar, two different zones. rain is moving towards redding. heaviest through the sierra. they're getting hit hard. right across highway 50 towards

in the acc, the atlantic coast conference, stanford and cal the only west coast teams. next closest is um smu and texas, also announcing they're joining the acc. the other 15 are on the east coast, including boston, boston college, north carolina, miami, as well. there are others. stanford and cal are the ninth and tenth to leave the pac-12 conference for the 2024-2025 academic year, so next year, and it follows a two-year realignment of conferencs as colleges and universities chase the media revenue. cal's athletic director and chancellor had this to say about the move which they say should support all cal sports. >> and i think being in a conference with a long-term media rights deal with schools that are very similar to ours that compete at the highest level of the power five feels like we're putting ourselves in a place that's going to allow us to be successful for the long term. >> but the landscape itself is changing so much, i don't think any of us can say where it's going to be five years from now. >> so that's what cal had to say. stanford said this about the m

however, according to cal oes, opd is only hitting the 15 second mark for answering 9-1-1. calls. 46% of the time the city of oakland's public information office sent kron four's statement regarding this issue. it reads in part, quote, the oakland police department has identified 2 cal oes that the primary contributing factor to call answer times as lack of staffing. there are currently 63 dispatch call taking staff 14 vacancies on >> what's it going to take to folks into those seats? those 9-1-1, cause of oakland. >> what we ask for the hiring strike force to prioritize east oakland. we have some of the highest unemployment certainly we've got a part of the city that's living in enduring many crisis where we call it and don't have a response in our own neighborhood. >> cal oes has given the oakland police department 12 months to bring 9-1-1, call after times into compliance. has it made you kron 4 >> police in oakland are investigating a shooting and the victims in critical condition. this is video here from the scene. the shooting was just before 5.30, this morning near 1

. >> right now, cal fire is on the scene of a brush fire forcing evacuations in lake county. this is a look at the scene near highway 29 and clayton creek road south of lower lake. there are a few homes in the area and residents have been ordered to evacuate. cal fire is doing water drops to keep flames from reaching the homes. >> reporter: all lanes of 780 westbound are still closed after a tanker truck overturned, spilling 6000 gallons of hot asphalt. >> our chopper over the scene an hour ago near 82nd street offramp. you can see crews working hard to cover up the hot mess over both lanes and the shoulder. right now the traffic is being diverted at fifth street. no word on when 780 will reopen. >> the pleasanton city council approved a plan to install 24 hour surveillance cameras. but, the police department still needs to get funding for those cameras. they hope it will come from a $3 million organized retail theft grant from the state. not everyone in pleasanton is thrilled about this idea. >> you can see these mob flashes, people get away with all this stuff, it doesn't m

fourth, are joining the acc, the cal athletic director said. they're happy to now have a stable media rights deal. the lack of a deal was a large part of what led to the pac 12 downfall or being in a conference race with a long term media rights deal with schools that are very similar to ours that compete at the highest level of the power five feels like we're putting ourselves in a place that's going to allow us to be successful for the long, for the long term. in a statement, stanford athletic director bernard muir said conference affiliations in the broadcast revenue they generate provide key financial support for a wide array of sports that stanford offers. joining the acc will ensure that power conference competitive infrastructure future and long term media revenue that are critical for our student athletes to compete. both cal and stanford have reportedly been in talks for the acc for about a month. so what caused the switch to flip in a deal to get done on money? according to espn, in return for the acc extending an invitation cal stanf

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early in the morning as the sun rises at cal state university bakersfield, it is pretty quiet, just a few folks out walking, but when night falls, it gets a little wild. researchers puncture a can of cat food, securing it to the ground and overnight a camera records the action, the skunks and opossums are no big surprise but these guys are, the san joaquin kit fox, they are an endangered species. >> we are all surprised seeing them do so well in these areas. >> since the late 60s, the number of foxes has dramatically declined, in part due to habitat loss and now climate change threatens them even more. but, as you can see on this recent video, the foxes are multiplying like crazy. >> it seems like they really like school campuses. >> for better or for worse, our campus seems to be a little kit fox factory. >> dr. lucas hall is a conservation biologist at the university, his team made an eye-opening discovery, the fox is sharing space with other wild animals including one of their favorite foods. the california ground squirrel. >> it is kind of surprising when you think that you are on

according to cal. oh, yes, that's happening. less than 50% of the time in oakland, we reached out to the city of oakland for a response. city leaders say staffing is to blame. opd tells us that there are currently 63 dispatcher call taking staff, but 14 vacancies. they say the city is actively working to fill those positions. cal oes is now giving the city one year to try to fix the issue. but this is not a new problem for oakland as one public safety advocate tells us this has been an issue years in the making and we will hear more from her coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. to vta mechanics are in the hospital tonight after look at that. a bus caught fire in san jose. happened this afternoon. it was an electric bus in the vta maintenance yard. officials say 2 mechanics pushed the burning bus out of the building. so the fire didn't spread. those 2 mechanics had to be taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. all of the tea's battery powered buses have now been taken out of service. well, they try to figure out what happe

thanks to mancini sleep world justin wilcox and cal. they haven't been to a bowl game since 2019. trying to change that up. sam jackson, the fifth starting quarterback, his very first career pass a touchdown. fresno's own jeremiah hunter seven nothing cal in a hurry dual threat quarterback and on the run in the second quarter goes down here coach wilcox called it an upper body injury leave the game and not return cal put up 669 total yards on offense 357 came on the ground and look at isaiah infancy would not be stopped. 26 yards to the house 2114 cal well as he powers his way into the end zone and super sophomore, it's jaden, not scored twice in this game look at him go ben finley gives it to him. he does the rest 66 yards to the house. cal runs away with it. 58, 21. mancini sleep world. sleep better, live better. cows 58 points are the most since they scored 73 in the home opener against grambling back in 2015. they'll host auburn next saturday night at memorial stadium for a sold out game 730 kickoff on espn. time now for our let's g

cal berkeley. it's cal and we all know berkeley's reputation internationally. it's berkeley.rying to solve a problem that doesn't really exist? i mean, who's correct? are you see, and here's the problem connected to the problem that doesn't exist. >> you're spending a lot of time and energy on something that's largely irrelevant when you should have been spending time on making sure that your football team and all your other sports teams were in a conference that's not across the country. i know you were all asleep at the wheel at cal, and that's why your cal and that's the problem. >> dude, you didn't have to get that personal. >> sorry. i'm just telling it like it is. that's why. that's why they're in the acc numbers. >> but i do feel bad for the athletes who have to fly. all yeah, i did. >> yeah. >> okay, larry now to a terrifying swim, right? yeah. >> this is this is bad. a group of kids swimming at huntsville state park. they had an unwelcome visitor, to say the least. that's an alligator right there. you see, he got running into the water to pull the screaming kids to s

a possible rebranding of uc berkeley and its famous cal nickname. why the university is considering a name change. >>> but first, a story that was breaking news this afternoon. a deadly shooting at a car dealership leads to issue that between police and the armed man. gunfire rang out at 11 a.m. this morning at a toilet dealership in albany. berkeley police say a man walked into the dealership and shot and a play killing her. minutes later police arrived. >> when officers arrived on scene, officers entered the building, located a victim got encountered a suspect and in exchange of gunfire occurred. >>> the gunman was killed during that shoot up. investigators have not released the identity of either person killed and they have not said whether that first victim, the woman, was specifically targeted. >>> let's talk about the weather now. and all that smoky haze. tonight it looks like there's some fog up there but it looks like at least the smoke is coming up. here's a live look from some of the cameras across the bay area. another spare the air alert

all other non-football sports at both cal and stanford will move over to the acc. the chancellor of the cal system says there are just two sports that still don't have homes men's rowing and beach volleyball, all on the stanford campus. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. there's been a lot of mixed reaction on social media to the acc expansion. liz chanel of the national women's soccer league took it to ex formerly known as twitter to write, quote, non football sports teams at stanford and cal having to make those trips just to appease their football program's thirst for relevance is an absolute joke. sportscaster dan patrick said sometimes less is more. this might be a situation where more is actually less for the acc. dan steinberg of the washington post pointed out. it's definitely cool and makes sense that the university of maryland is in an athletic conference with the ucla and uc , usc and the university of virginia is in an athletic conference with cal and stanford. there has been some positive reaction, though. some prominent voices include star stanford women'

ongoing including by cal osha. this afternoon, mayor london breed visited the area to look at the trench collapse. >> family, of course, is clearly very distraught and sad, very tragic situation. >> mayor breed saying that she spoke to those family members personally also that the city had provided grief counselors here where the trench collapse happened and was doing all that it could to help in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc seven news and karina and melanie cover the rescue and recovery efforts live on the abc. >> seven news live stream. we let you know about it by sending out this push alert through the abc seven bay area app. download the app now so that you'll be in the know about what's going on as it happens in oakland. >> homicide suspect is in custody after a lengthy car chase and crash. the pursuit came to an end in san francisco at third and howard it began in oakland when police say officers spotted the suspect driving erratically. investigators say the suspect sped away when officers tried to pul

second quarter cal down seven three it's super sophomore jayden ott tough 14 yard touchdown run cal a at the break look at him dive in ott would leave the game in the second half with a likely concussion. cal had their chances to extend the lead, but michael luckhurst missed three field goals, and in the final minutes, auburn's payton thorne is going to find rivaldo fairweather for the amazing pitch and catch touchdown cal's desperation drive came up short and the bears lose a tough one. 14 to 10 san jose state spartans looking for their first win after losing to two ranked teams. they scored five touchdowns in the first half against cal poly. chevan cordeiro, three total touchdowns in that half, including this to charles ross, 38, three spartans at the half and they keep on going. kyree robinson had two touchdowns in the second half, 124 total rushing yards. spartans 267 yards. five touchdowns on the ground and matthew coleman going to cap things off with a 75 yard punt return to the house spartans win 59 three. they're in toledo next saturday. star wars night at oracle park. there's

first half, there is a buzz at cal memorial stadium. often come up the middle and he finds the end zone for the 14 yard score, cal led 10 to 7 1/2. six minutes to go, what a catch here from aldo fair-weather, somehow hangs on to give auburn the lead late. councils three field goal so on fourth and long under two minutes to play, justin wilcox goes forward, picked off. auburn hangs on 14-10, cal falls to 1-1 on the year. tough matchup for stanford taking on lincoln riley and the sixth rank u.s. c treasures on the word , caleb williams set the tone early. rakes loose here for a 21 yard score, this one got out of hands quick. usc led 49-3 at the half, they went on to win 49-10, stanford drops to 1-1 on the season. >>> down south in san jose, the spartans taking on cal poly, states looking for win number one on the year. this is a good start. shannon cordero, sam olson, cordero through 4/200 yards on the day. they were up 38 at this point, they are just pouring it on. carrie robinson goes from 32 yards, one of his two rushing scores on the

the program's open doors for a working single mother of four who cannot imagine life without cal freshd to find a second job so that i could help my children. >> reporter: flores has a small tamale business has also relied on cal fresh to support her three children. >> with this program, i am able to buy food that my children want that i otherwise wouldn't be able to with my own income. >> reporter: today, liz is the food bank's chief impact officer who is expanding ways to combat hunger. she helped start website foodnow.net so folks can find cal fresh and other food assistance in their neighborhoods. >> i empathize with the struggles and challenges. the services we are providing a more than a bag of food. it's more than a phone call. it is providing hope. >> a more robust group this morning. >> reporter: for creating an outreach program to help people access government food assistance this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to liz gomez. >>> today the alameda county community food bank outreach program is still one of the longest running largest programs of its kind in the st

nothing cal but in the second quarter jackson gets hurt here. coach wilcox called it an upper body injury. he would leave the game and not return. cal put up 669 yards of total offense here on fourth and two isaiah evans oh my will not be tonight. 26 yards as he gets into the end zone. 2114 cal look at him drive his feet and score and super sophomore jaden ott he had two touchdowns in this game as ben finley hands it off and ott does the rest 66 yards to the house. cal wins 5821. their 58 points the most they've scored since 73 in the home opener back in 2015. they'll host auburn next saturday night at memorial stadium. it's a sold out game, 730 kickoff on espn. and it is september. baseball and a chance for october. baseball will be determined here in the final month of the regular season. giants are in the thick of it, but they need to pick it up in a crowded wild card race. bay area native and de la salle's own kyle harrison on the hill in san diego. remember struck out 11 in his amazing home debut monday night strike away from ending in the

ongoing into flooding by cal osha. this afternoon, mayor london breed visited the area to look at the trench collapse. >> family, of course, is clearly distraught and very tragic situation. >> mayor breed saying that she spoke with those family members personally. also that the city had provided grief counselors here where this trench collapse happened and was doing all that it could to help. live in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> melanie, thank you. in the north bay, it's the last day on duty for two major firefighting aircraft like no other. cal fire is ending its contract for two giant firefighting choppers on the eve of what's traditionally a dangerous month for wildfires . october abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live in santa rosa to explain why. cornell >> hey, kristin. yeah, this could be a real milestone for this year's fire season here in the bay area. and it is almost departure time for this. it's hard to miss this huge firefighting helicopter right behind me. it is here at the

. >>> right now on the afternoon edition, cal state university trustees said to approve a controversial tuition hike that would take effect as soon as next year. good afternoon. i'm ryan yamamoto. nearly 460,000 students attend schools in the cal state system. this hike would impact 40% of them. that is still more than 180,000 people. here are the details on the proposed tuition hike that would jump by 6% every year for the next five years . then, the trustees would reevaluate. right now, tuition is just over $5700 a year. 2028, it would be more than 7600, a jump of nearly $2000 a year. >> the reason why i came to sf state was to prepare for law school. hearing about this, i am like, do i want to go ahead and do my graduate program here? >> the trustees argue the hikes are needed because tuition rates have stayed the same 11 of the 12 past years while costs have risen. >>> the trustees are meeting down in long beach and that has been the site of rallies and protests the past couple of days. the cal state faculty associations and lieutenant governor all oppose those hikes. >>> hanging ov

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so it learns from cal. fire crews will be on alert. but with the smoky air already hovering in the areas, they asked the public to be careful about calling 911 if they see flames or if they see a defined column of smoke. that is definitely something to call 911. and again, that red flag warning for the upper mountain peaks into sonoma and napa counties runs from 11 p.m. wednesday until 5 p.m. on thursday in saint helena, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. yeah. and just a reminder here to stay on top of those fire conditions and the air quality in your area, you can download the ktvu weather app. new at 11 tonight it was day two of the tech crunch disrupt concert in san francisco. and today the big focus was artificial intelligence. one ceo today described just how fast ai has evolved over the last ten years. i was kind of involved back when i was at openai at studying the scaling and have been able to predict over and over again doing gpt two, gpt three. and then the further scaling that we've done at anthropic to predict that this sca

breezy at times as we stay nudged in between the system and the heat starting to build from so cal. we should be in the upper 80s, 90s, but we're going to keep the calendar in the next seven days with upper 60s and mild 70s in san francisco. meantime, our inland valleys will go from low 80s to mid-80s by the middle of the week. more sunshine and some upper 80s as we do get into the second weekend of september here, and then we'll see those 90s return. so we'll go from sweater weather to maybe finding somebody who has a pool next weekend. >>> an unlikely guest shows up to see metallica. how this four legged fan managed to get "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> well, fall is right around the corner. one of the first bay area pumpkin patches opened up in half moon bay. it has been in b

if we were in a time right now where we had a lot of wildfire activity. >> reporter: jason clay, cal fire spokesperson, says the department contracts the two helicopters for the sonoma lake napa unit, and they can each carry 2200 gallons of water. >> between the two aircraft, the exclusive use helicopters we have in unit, they responded to 100 to wildfires this year. overall this summer, if you look at the numbers of wildfires we have had, we are down to our five year or even historical averages. >> reporter: two pilots tell us that the multimillion dollar helicopters are essential, when needed. >> here, on the sides, you can see the bubble windows. we can actually lean out and look outside the aircraft while still being within the aircraft. i pull back on the chinese hat, here, and that will open the doors released the wildfire -- water. >> cal fire said they want residents to know they have the personnel needed to fully serve the community. >> our staff levels were at peak levels. that is very important, we have had great support bolstering the boots we have on the ground. >> repor

cal and stanford athletics could soon be leaving the pac 12. the large athletic conference keeping its eye on the two bay area schools. and tomorrow ktvu mornings on two. the nine headed on a zip trip to pittsburgh. we're exploring this east bay cities most prized restaurants, including some of which that have been around for decades. plus, we'll introduce you to a company whose crunchy treats are sold in places including disneyland and knott's berry farm. we are in all the theme parks all over the united states. we are in japan and we're in tjmaxx and burlington stores. ross stores. those are some of the stores that you can find. thatcher's we will be live from john buckley square. so if you're in the area, come on down for all the fun. that's tomorrow on ktvu morning viral because of an online petition from 7:00 in the morning. you can see and hear the activity at the presidio wall. pickleball courts. the 12 courts here were packed with players. their paddles produce a more distinct and staccato noise than tennis. while some neighbors aren't

cal and stanford are joining the athletic coast conference. the acc both are just the latest schools to leave the pac. 12 once known as the conference of champions, the pac 12 is now down to just 2 teams with our local schools now breaking away. kron 4 ella sogomonian in here with the studio with us with the developments and of this is big news. yeah, just so the acc will span coast to coast and down to florida. now that these 2 local colleges along with southern methodist university announced today that they're joining the conference to bring the total up to 18 members nationwide. after more than a century of playing in the pac, 12 uc berkeley and stanford university athletics are wrapping up their final season. >> both colleges are leaving to join atlantic coast conference leaving the pac 12 with 2 schools, which makes it seem as though it could dissolve altogether. the acc has significantly more money to work with. so cal and stanford may have more to gain financially explains. jim knowlton, cal's intercollegiate athletics director. >> bein

stanford and cal got the opportunity to join a different conference after several schools abandoned the pac-12. they may become part of the acc as they move into expand into the west. >>> right now in florida, cleanup efforts are underway after idalia ripped through the area. some residents are returning to empty lots, and their businesses have been wiped out. check out the scene from horseshoe beach. entire streets are under water. people are navigating through the rubble and wet walkways. not a safe environment as some of the areas are still clogged with fallen trees. the aftermath is overwhelming, and residents and business owners are traumatized in the aftermath of the record storm surge flooding. >> some of the residents have lost their homes, and people have lost their businesses and livelihood. we need help. >> help is on the way, during the visit to fema yesterday, joe biden said he would travel to florida on saturday. >> people throughout florida and the southeast, i'm here to make clear our nation has your back. >> idalia is now a post tropical cyclone in the atlantic ocean, e

cal trans will be making repairs on the bridge and beyond. we're getting answers why do this on the holiday weekend? >> the reason is the traffic patterns in the bay area are much lighter on labor day weekend. >> well, we basically took 106 nights of closures and strung them in a four-day weekend. >> reporter: a heads up from cal trans. the main message for those who can, avoid i-80 westbound. >> and they plan to reopen that stretch of 80 at 5:00 p.m. on tuesday. >>> today, former president trump took the next step in the sprawling legal case accusing him of trying to overturn georgia's 2020 election results. trump chose not to show up at the courthouse today, waving formal arraignment and entering a plea of not guilty. that means the current front runner will not have to appear for the scheduled hearing next week, allowing them to avoid the spectacle of entering the plea on camera. >> he's controlling the visual narrative for his desire to tightly control the images that we see particularly concerning these cases. >> reporter: the case is th

how long it could take for things to get back to normal in san francisco's cal hollow neighborhood. >>> a man survives an attack in san francisco and the suspect is on the run. tonight, the victim is speaking out with nbc bay area. >>> i will have the latest track on hurricane lee. plus, back here in >>> the sinkhole has been filled , the san francisco city says it will take weeks. sky ranger over the part of the neighborhood flooded by a water main break this week. waterlines under fillmore street between green and union were damaged by all that water. they will need to be replaced. some neighbors say they are skeptical of the timeline, but they are hoping that it will be a permanent fix this time. >> i'm no expert, but if they can get it so that it is not just a patchwork, but really, pipes and better fixing than just a band-aid, i think we will be in much better shape and it will have been worth the wait. >> several homes and businesses were hit by all the rushing water. the city says it has infected business owners and residents who can file a claim with the city attorney's office

cal and stanford are leaving pac 12 enjoining the atlantic coast conference. that means nearly all opponents will be on the other side of the country. how will it work for student athletes and what will it mean for the universities? why it matters, even if you are not a fan? >> reporter: starting next year, cal and stanford will play in the atlantic coast conference or acc, changing who they will regularly play and how much the athletes travel. it is the latest domino to fall in the stunning shift with schools dropping alliances to make more money from revenue. >> that will allow us to be successful. >> the said in the media call, but the acc is if it on and off the field and is an academic leader among conferences. the bay area universities leave the pac 12 that has been nearly gutted with just two teams left. >> the athletes care deeply about being able to play at the highest level of competition. also to play with like schools. this move guarantees were achieve those goals. dr. fletcher is a professor and advisory board member at the institute for the study

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big news today for stanford and cal. >> yeah, so stanford and cal pacific ocean.et's go play in the atlantic ocean. that's basically be the headline. stanford football opening the season in hawaii. and the day larry mentioned it began with the big news. let's go east, stanford, cal joining the acc in the pac 12 now left with just two sports is next. >> pop the champagne humanity. we've done it. celebrate your nights with big winners. >> shocking thrills and living legends know i've always thought of you as dave junior. oh, every hair on my body is standing up right now. jimmy kimmel live weeknights on abc. >> the last of summer will draw you in at toyota's national sales event. it's like a magnet , but for people through labor day, get 3.99% apr on rav4 or lease for 379 a month. >> toyota, let's go places, wake up achievers. >> you're making the most of every hour of your life except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table ? this is the next level bed for our next level. you. my circadian rhythm is kicking. your c

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cal, no way. drop down a level? take reduced revenue there? reconstitute the pack -- the pac-12 by cherry picking other schools? all those are even worse options. at least you are going to a bonafide league now, although the travel further kids and families. -- for the kids and families. next here, to watch the kids play, that is terrible for the kids and the families. chris: it is unfortunate for the conference of champions. we will have much more at 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. a lot predicates around football, but women's basketball could be good for them, especially for stanford women's basketball. larry: yes, there are like-minded institutions, and stanford versus duke, north carolina, those are fun matchups. we are talking about traditional powers. but when you factor in the travel, it's a whole different ballgame. chris: they have to go to school still, too. larry: not only that, football charters. these other programs, they have to fly commercial. like with you and me. who wants to do that? [laughter] all the stuff that goes into it. chris: an

he thinks it will do wonders for cal's recruiting. and as for that further travel element, of course, they're going to have to travel a lot further east for conference games than they did prior. he told me that they're telling their guys, if you want to go to the pros, this is what travel is like in the professionals. it's all across the country, not just regional, but aside from inside the university, excuse me. as we mentioned, other fans also excited. but we'll just kind of have to wait and see exactly how this plays out. again, both schools remaining in the pac 12 for this season become becoming members of the acc next year. back to you guys. bailey o'carroll live for us this morning. thank you. we're starting the final holiday weekend of the summer. and starting today, hundreds of thousands of travelers are expected to fly in and out of the bay area. right now, taking a live picture over sfo this morning. there are 45 flight delays and seven cancellations so far. the faa predicting today and monday to be the busiest travel days o

cal and stanford found a landing spot and that is good news. the two bay area schools are only going to receive 30% of the payout over the next seven years and that will gradually go up but, cal and stanford won't receive their full share of money until 2033 but the good news is, they now have a home. >> but i'm thinking about those students who have games on the east coast in the middle of the week. it's going to be interesting. >>> still ahead, they were recently illegal, one bay area city is celebrating low riders and the people who make up this unique culture. >>> california law requires cities to answer the vast majority of 911 calls within 15 seconds, the major bay area city where that is happening less than half the time. >>> and building an unbreakable bond, how a pay pair of bay area students discover the most important lessons may not come in the classroom. >> obviously it is so different, but then she opened my eyes. - [narrator] stimulant use disorder is a disease, not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth o

both cal and stanford are leaving the pack 12 -- pac 12 and joining acc next year. this change means besides smu and dallas, also joined, the closest acc competitors will be about 2,200 miles away at notre dame and louisville. the other 15 conference teams are even farther away including boston college, north carolina and miami. cal and stanford are the latest schools to drop regional alliances to make more money from tv revenue. during a zoom media call the uc chancellor and cal's director says it's a fit both on and off the field. >> the athletes care deeply about being able to play at the highest level of competition, and to play with like schools, and this move guarantees or achieves those two goals. >> cal and stanford say most of their sports programs will not see a change because they compete in tournaments across the country already. cal says sports like soccer, volleyball and baseball will only make two trips to the east coast each season to limit the impact on their athletes. >>> happening today, a big competition in the east bay is back, and it's attracti

state senator scott wiener introduced a bill proposing a new state agency called cal compute. the agency would regulate the development of a.i. technologies, also lowering the risk of a.i. this is an intent bill, meant to put the idea on the table ahead of the next legislative session. last week, governor newsom signed an order to study the risks and benefits of using a.i., including in state government. california is home to top a.i. companies in the world. many are in san francisco. and today, the governor was in san francisco as one of the headliners at dreamforce. this comes just one day after he pledged millions of dollars to address homelessness and retail theft across the state. nbc's sergio quintana joins us now from dreamforce in the city with the very latest. sergio? >> reporter: yeah, and raj, the conversation that the governor had with salesforce ceo marc benioff was all about the future of a.i. in california. but they also had a wide-ranging conversation about the state of california and the state of san francisco. with more than 40,000 attendees at dreamforce, th

. >> cal and uc berkeley come the same school. i know vicki vicki, a proud alum. >> the university because of this new study and this issue is considering a rebrand. they have this task force that found that more than a 3rd of californians and even many bay area residents didn't realize the golden bears belong to the uc school in berkeley. the study found the name berkeley is a stronger brand. people know about berkeley and they connect berkeley with academic excellence while cal is an affectionate nickname. but a lot of people's mind. it is mostly known for sports. the final report recommends a new name and logo for the athletics program. rebranding it as cal berkeley instead of uc berkeley. and they want to do that ahead of this big move from the pac. 12 to the acc next year. thank goodness they're sticking with. >> cal berkeley and not reinventing some other. they're going berkeley. get rid of the you see goga albert's, ok? i there's another big school in the bay area. stanford plans to pay back millions of dollars in donations