before that she served as president of two csu schools, cal state fullerton and cal state dominguez hillsonomic challenges hitting the country's oldest craft beer company. reaction to news that san francisco's iconic anchor brewing company is closing after 127 years. abc 7 news at 5:00 continues. >> breaking news, the deadly hit and run near the white house. multiple pedestrians hit. secret service hunting for the driver. the major storm threat tonight, chicago, kansas city, the northeast next. but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. karina: another blow to an iconic san francisco business. dan: anchor brewing first opened in 1896 and has ceased operations due to what they say are economic challenges. karina: suzanne is live with the details. reporter: anchor brewery is based near potrero hills and has been called the first craft brewery in the country. its history dates back to the gold rush. a huge piece of san francisco is going away. >> anchor is a institution. it is a shame it is closing. >> he has al

she has worked for and with the cal state system currently as president of the american association ofate colleges and universities and as a past president of cal state fullerton and cal state dominguez hills. her efforts are credited contributing to a 65% increase in the four-year graduation rate. >> we closed opportunity gap between transfers and first time freshmen. reporter: she earned a masters in business education from nyu and doctorate in masters in higher education and administration at columbia university. she takes the helm of csu as faculty and students raised concern over pay, tuition hikes and the handling of sexual misconduct cases. she will prioritize countability and will try to keep cal state affordable through public fund and fundraising. >> we will raise money outside as well and make sure we are going after those philanthropic areas that really, really want to have a diverse workforce that we can provide at california state. reporter: when she begins a job at october, she will be the first latina ever in the role. >> i am honored and humbled and a little sad it has

she has worked for and with the cal state system currently as president of the american association ofate colleges and universities and as a past president of cal state fullerton and cal state dominguez hills. her efforts are credited contributing to a 65% increase in the four-year graduation rate. >> we closed opportunity gap between transfers and first time freshmen. reporter: she earned a masters in business education from nyu and doctorate in masters in higher education and administration at columbia university. she takes the helm of csu as faculty and students raised concern over pay, tuition hikes and the handling of sexual misconduct cases. she will prioritize countability and will try to keep cal state affordable through public fund and fundraising. >> we will raise money outside as well and make sure we are going after those philanthropic areas that really, really want to have a diverse workforce that we can provide at california state. reporter: when she begins a job at october, she will be the first latina ever in the role. >> i am honored and humbled and a little sad it has

the cal state east bay associated students says the plan is not going over so well with those paying the bill >> the price is a big, it is a major issue, in fact, a lot of the student comes here the csus for affordable tuition and if we increase the tuition by 6% every year what would make us different from the university of california schools? >> reporter: the board will review the rate schedule every five years. but she does not find much comfort in that. >> even though there is a consultation every five years it still does not feel, it does not make me secure as a student they are going to stop this 6% increase every year. >> they are not sure if they will be able to afford college for the students >> whatever my children can get into we will do our best to support them. now they realize it will become inhibiting. >> reporter: antonio feels that way after sending his son bobby through cal state east bay. >> families having a 6% increase every year and they only get maybe one or 2% in salaries and everything else is going up, something has to fall through the cracks. and education

en un estado en donde tenemos un sistema educativo muy grande, muy fuerte, muy importante, el uc cal state opciones, pero aparte, en este estado hay más de 80 universidades privadas que también pueden ofrecer oportunidad, inclusive becas para hacer el costo de la universidad posible, entonces esperamos que durante el tiempo, aprendan más de esta oportunidad, estamos ofreciendo un sitio en donde pueden aprender más información, que es california, wwww.california privatecollegepossible.org, creo que vas a ofrecer tú el sitio, el domicilio del sitio, para que se informen las familias. damián trujillo: estábamos, los estudios nos señalan que no muchos estudiantes de primera generación, también de bajos recursos, están aplicando para estas universidades privadas, ¿eso es lo que estamos viendo? eva blanco: bueno, lo que estamos viendo, es que sabemos que, eh, eh, tienen esta idea de que no son igual de accesibles, que son más caros, entonces, sí, en ciertas formas no vemos la misma cantidad, eh, de esos estudiantes que aplican, pero queremos que todos tengan esa ambición de ir y asistir al coleg

and the rally is planned tomorrow to protest proposed tuition hikes across all cal state schools. we'll take a look at how much they're set to go up over the next few years. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> happening tomorrow, a student advocacy group will be protesting a multi-year plan to increase tuition across all cal state university schools under the proposal students would see tuition rates increase by 6% per year. starting in the fall of 2024, it would go until 2029, a portion of the new rates would go towards funding financial aid, support systems for low-income students. the protests tomorrow will be held outside the cal state university chancellor's office in long beach. the board of trustees will be discussing the proposal tomorrow. they plan to make a decision on it in september. >> grad student workers at stanford university have voted to form a union. they want to bargain for stipends. it would help keep the cost of living lower as well as chi

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until 2029, the protest is going to happen outside the cal state university.is office in long beach. the board of trustees is going to discuss the plan today and they make a decision on it in september. well, president joe biden's and the trans-atlantic leaders they met today for the annual nato summit over the next 2 days. the 31 members are going to formally apparently invite sweden into the alliance. that's a move made possible after turkey withdrew its objections. yeah, we're talking a washington correspondent anna wiernicki with the very latest. good morning, anna. good morning. that's right. the 74th nato summit kicked off today. >> with a show of unity with turkey now on board with sweden. joining the alliance. >> this is an historic day just hours before the 31 members of the nato alliance gathered and that for their annual summit, nato secretary general announced turkey has agreed to support sweden's bid to join the military alliance after nearly a year of opposition. this is good for sweeping will become a full member of audience. it's good for the b

the protests here was held outside the cal state university chancellor's office in long beach.board of trustees is discussing the proposal they plan on making a decision in september. >> bank of america will pay a quarter of a billion dollars over what federal regulators called double dipping on overdraft fees. the consumer financial protection bureau says that the bank engaged in a number of deceptive practices, including charging multiple $35 overdraft fees for the same transaction withholding credit card rewards bonuses and opening some accounts without customers, knowledge or consent. bank of america has been ordered to pay 150 million dollars in fines and send 100 million dollars back to customers. >> still ahead, the upcoming heat wave could be dangerous for lots of people across the bay, but especially for folks with dementia after the break. we're speaking with the alzheimer's foundation of america. sharing some tips on how to keep people safe batt >> all right. welcome back. as we chat with our chief meteorologist who is tracking a heat wave coming this weekend later i

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the president of the cal state student association and a san jose state student said that increase willdents across the state heart especially in the bay area. >> the most expensive place to rent in the nation is san jose on the bay area as a whole. this will have dramatic impacts. >> $342. it is a modest request. it is really a modest request. >> the csu board of trustees discussed the proposal at a tuesday meeting. >> you look at tuition and fees where thousands of dollars of under everybody else. even after a five-year increase we are still going to be under everybody else. >> tressler says downplaying the potential increase on students is out of touch and hopes funding can come from other places. >> and as we have done in collaboration for years to limit estate to look toward the federal government for additional revenue and focus that issue a little harder looking for private or philanthropic dollars on a campus by campus basis. >> board of trustees will vote on the proposal in september. >> market following news inflation slowed to 3% last month. compare that to a year ago when it

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students banding together to protest a tuition hike at cal state universities. enter the proposal. >> students would see tuition rates increased by 6% per year starting in the fall of 2024. until 2029, the protest was held outside the cal state university chancellor's office in long beach. the board of trustees will be discussing the proposal and they did that today and they plan on making a decision on that sometime in september. >> coming up, as a nato summit gets underway. much of the attention is focused on the angry and disappointed president of ukraine. he wants membership now. why? nato says not. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. summit gets underway in lithuania, the agenda has been overshadowed by th

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the proposed plan would raise tuition for all cal state students by 6% annually beginning in the fall of 2024, that would mean tuition would cost about $2000 more every year by the year 2028. some state leaders say the increase will make it harder for students earn their degrees. >> because what i know in talking to these president and in talking to students is that it's too much and it's going basically be the make or break moment for a lot of students. it's going to force him to drop out are not coming the board of trustees and the chances office see something they need to do without considering helps could actually be detrimental to the worst. the system. >> final vote on the plan is set for september. happening tonight. one lucky person could turn 2 bucks into nearly a billion. you do that with the mega millions jackpot 40 million dollars and it's up for grabs. yeah, lot of money. that's the 5th largest in the game's history. tonight's drawing just happened. our kron four's gayle ong joins us in the studio. and what's the verdict? >> well, we're still waiting the numbers so we sho

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and go up from $6,000 a year to $7500 a year by the year 2029, the cal state system here in the bay area includes san francisco state, san jose state and cal state east bay. >> well, the search for affordable housing in the bay area just got a little bit easier. there's now a new website where people can search for listings near them and kron 4 s justin campbell shows us how it works. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the bay area. we found in the as we were developing the tools that one of the biggest barriers to finding affordable housing is soft and that people don't even know that it's available. leslie kese with bay area, housing finance authority says one of the benefits of the portal. >> you can apply for the housing online to see if you qualify and it

students, they are planning to protest a proposed tuition hikes cal state universities. tell you how much that you wish could go up if that's approved. and after the break, world leaders considering formally sweden to join nato after turkey said it supports the bin. and today start to warm up that it will really only intensifies into this upcoming weekend. >> today it will be comfortable for sf in oakland to san jose. you're getting to san jose. you're getting close to 90, though. i'v with wendy's bogo dollar deal, your dollar never tasted so good. so everyone's gonna get... [all talking at once] i was gonna say a frosty and a frosty. you can do that? i don't know, willie's really smart. choose wisely, choose wendy's buy one get one for a buck. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make i

until 2029, that protest will be held outside the cal state university.nces office in long beach. the board of trustees will be discussing that proposal today. they plan on making a decision on it in september. and chairman of the house oversight committee, james comer, expressing federal reserve chairman jerome powell for information on the historic collapse. silicon valley bank in a letter to powell comer says the agency hasn't been responding to previous request as it should. the committee is investigating the role that san francisco fed and the other state and federal regulators played in the bank's failure back in late april. a spokesperson for the fed says, quote, we have received the letter and plan to respond in, quote. well, still to come, coming up on the phone for morning news. >> talking about more cases of covid on cruise ships that vote that was just stuck in the bay. we're hearing from the people who say they got sick while aboard the ruby princess will be right next. >> 9.29 right now checking out the weather. things are already sunny and

, san jose state cal state, east bay and sonoma state. people looking for affordable housing in the bay area are now get be able to use a new tool kron. 4 s justin campbell explains act. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the bay area. we found in the as we were developing the tool of that one of the biggest barriers to finding affordable housing is soft and that people don't even know that it's available. leslie kese with bay area, housing finance authority says one of the benefits of the portal. >> you can apply for the housing online to see if you qualify and it will also save you time. but the benefit of the tool is that you don't have to go into a multiple different locations to look for the housing and th

why cal state students will be on the state students will be on the picket line tomorrow. (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> california state university students will be protesting tomorrow ahead of a cal state board meeting where the board could pass a proposal to increase tuition rates by 6% every year. starting next fall, the rates would generate some 840 million dollars for the 23 campus system in its first 5 years. 280 million dollars of that would go to financial aid support for low-income students. and according to the chancellor's office, 60% of students would not be affected by the increase because grants are waivers cover their tuition. meantime, a graduate student workers a

the cal state system here in the bay area includes san francisco state, san jose state and cal affordable housing in the bay - area just got a little bit peasier. there's a new website now where people can search for listings near them and kron 4 s justin campbell shows us how it works. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the bay area. we found in the as we were developing the tool of that one of the biggest barriers to finding affordable housing is soft and that people don't even know that it's available. leslie kese with bay area, housing finance authority says one of the benefits of the portal. >> you can apply for the housing online to see if you qualify and it will also save you time. but the benefit of the tool is that you don't have to go into a multiple

reporter: steve brown is a dean at cal state maritime. he says if the ship is dented, it is safe to set sail. if damage is more expensive, that could change things. >> if there's a hole in the whole, it would not be safe for them to go to see until it's repaired. reporter: despite the delay, simpson says the mood on the ship remains pretty happy. he tells us his family doesn't mind a little extra time here in the bay area. >> we haven't been to san francisco in a number of years. first time for the granddaughter so we are having fun just looking at the skyline. reporter: princess cruises it's working with the u.s. receive clearance to set sail. the u.s. coast guard saying they are launching an investigation into how the crash happened. that involves drug testing department who was responsible for navigating the ship into the peer earlier this morning. tim johns, abc7news. dion: we first sent out the alert about the ruby princess is hard landing through our mobile app this morning. it's one way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes i

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students banding together to protest a tuition price hike at cal state universities. >> under this proposal, students would see tuition rates increased by 6% per year. starting. >> in the fall of 2024 until 2029, this protest was held outside the cal state university chancellor's office in long beach. the board of trustees will be discussing that proposal. they plan on making a decision on it in september. california's lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis is not n board with this tuition hike. she writes on twitter in part, i strongly oppose the cs use proposal to increase tuition and stand with the students of numbers are right there on your screen. 10, 17. 33 51. 64 and the mega ball number fife. still ahead tonight at 8. >> the chance don't the chance to sell. don't stop the group of angry a's fans make their way to seattle, all-star game to get their message >> and the san jose woman snorkeling adventure ruined by a welcome visitor. how she survived shark attack while on survived shark attack while on vacation. - you ok? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the pow

and go up from $6,000 a year to 7500 a year by the year 2029, the cal state system includes sa francisco state, san jose state and cal state east bay. well, the search for affordable housing in the bay area just got a little bit easier. there's a new website where people can search for listings near them. the kron 4 s justin campbell to explain. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the bay area. we found in the as we were developing the tool of that one of the biggest barriers to finding affordable housing is soft and that people don't even know that it's available. leslie kese with bay area, housing finance authority says one of the benefits of the portal. >> you can apply for the housing online to see if you qualify and it will also save you time. but the bene

and then it would go up from $6,000 a year to 7500 a year by the year 2029, the cal state system herelude san francisco state, san jose state and cal state east bay. there's a new scam that's trying to trick regarding their refunds. the irs says that there's a letter with an irs letterhead that is being sent to taxpayers. that tells them that they're owed a refund. the letter then tells recipients to share an image of their driver's license as well as or phone numbers. social security number and bank routing information to get that refund. the agency says the letter shows clear signs that this is a fake such as awkward wording and a false phone number that claims to be the one for the irs. so the irs is urging people to report phishing scams to fishing at irs dot gov. united airlines is doing its part to ease up travel woes for the 4th of july. the company's ceo says they're doing everything they can to handle the travel rush after 19% of its flights were canceled last month due to weather. the airline gave about 30,000 miles to compensate travelers whose flights were either canceled

. >>> plus, rising costs about to hit home for cal state college students.rolling increases poised to set future graduates back a whole lot more than recent grads. this is "today in the bay." >>> thanks so much for joining us on this fourth of july morning. i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to say happy fourth of july to you, and of course a lot of folks want to get out and enjoy the sunshine. but not so much this morning. >> you know, it's cloudy now, but we know this is what keeps our temperatures lower. that marine layer that comes in during the morning, clears out during the afternoon. here is a look at dublin and our fourth of july forecast. it's in the upper 50s to start, at 11:00 it's 71. we're headed for the mid-80s. it will be a sunny day. cooling down nicely as we go into this evening. here is a look at our high temperatures for all of our microclimates with the peninsula in the low 70s, morning clouds warming up in the tri-valley through the upper 80s, san francisco will see fog and drizzle and we're watching

a tuition hike could be coming for cal state university students.alifornia's lieutenant governor held a roundtable discussion about this and the proposed plan would raise tuition for all cal state schools by 6% a year starting with fall of next year. and that means tuition will cost about $2000. more by the year of 2028. state leaders say the increase would make it difficult for students. obvious later earned their degree in pay. because what i know in talking to these presidents and in talking to students. >> is that it's too much and it's going to basically be the make or break moment for a lot of students. it's going to force him to drop out or not. coming the board of trustees and the chances office. >> something they need to do with i would considering how this could actually be detrimental to the >> a final vote on the plan is set for september. in national news. the biden administration just launched a website for a student loan repayment program that you might be interested in its called a save plan. this is a different one because remember,

lieutenant governor met on friday to discuss a proposed plan that would raise tuition for all. 23 cal state schools by 6% annually starting in the fall of 2024, if approved tuition would go up to $1000 more per year by 2028. but some state leaders say the increase and make it harder forrstudents to earn their degrees. the final vote for the plan is set for september. >> because what i know in talking to these president and in talking to students is that it's too much and it's going to basically be the make or break moment for a lot of students. it's going to force him to drop out are not coming the board of trustees and the chances office something they need to do without considering helps could actually be detrimental to the worst of the system. >> again, we'll find out how that works out in september. well, if you're planning on attending the second reverse boycott a's game, you got to act fast because the prices are actually going up. a's fans are hoping for a big turnout. of course, is they play the giants next saturday. right now, the cheapest single tickets on the official website or

it will go to $6,000 a year from the current 6,000 to 7500 year by 2029, the cal state system here in area includes san francisco state, san jose state and cal state east bay. the search for affordable housing in the bay area just got a little easier. there's a new website now where people can search for listings near them. kron 4 s justin campbell shows us how it works. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the bay area. we found in the as we were developing the tool of that one of the biggest barriers to finding affordable housing is soft and that people don't even know that it's available. leslie kese with bay area, housing finance authority says one of the benefits of the portal. >> you can apply for the housing online to see if you qualify and it will als

reporter: steve brown is a dean at cal state maritime. he says if the ship is dented, it is safe to set sail. if damage is more expensive, that could change things. >> if there's a hole in the whole, it would not be safe for them to go to see until it's repaired. reporter: despite the delay, simpson says the mood on the ship remains pretty happy. he tells us his family doesn't mind a little extra time here in the bay area. >> we haven't been to san francisco in a number of years. first time for the granddaughter so we are having fun just looking at the skyline. reporter: princess cruises it's working with the u.s. receive clearance to set sail. the u.s. coast guard saying they are launching an investigation into how the crash happened. that involves drug testing department who was responsible for navigating the ship into the peer earlier this morning. tim johns, abc7news. dion: we first sent out the alert about the ruby princess is hard landing through our mobile app this morning. it's one way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes i

also for your money, a tuition hike could be coming for cal state university students.ifornia's lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis held a roundtable discussion surrounding this matter. the proposed plan would raise tuition for all cal state schools by 6% annually beginning fall of next year, which means tuition would cost about $2000 more per year by 2028. state leaders say the increase makes it harder for students to earn their degrees. because what i know in talking to these presidents and in talking to students. >> is that it's too much and it's going to basically be the make or break moment for a lot of students. it's going to force him to drop out are not coming the board of trustees and the chances office something they need to do without considering how this could actually be detrimental to the worst. the system. >> a final vote on this plan is set for september. meanwhile, in national news, the biden administration has launched a web site for its new student loan repayment plan. the white house created the news safe plan after the supreme court struck down the

things got loud as students banded together to protest a tuition price hike at cal state universities. under the proposal, students would see tuition rates increased by 6% per year starting in the fall of 2024. until 2029, the protest was held outside the cal state university chancellor's office in long beach. >> the board of trustees will be discussing the proposal today. they plan on making a decision on all of this in september. happening today, bay area congressman mark to sonia will speak at the white house in support of a special financial assistance plan. congressman to represents contra costa county's 10th district. this plan would affect thousands of workers and retirees in the transportation and service industries. he's set to meet with president joe biden, senior adviser and the director of the financial assistance plan. coming up here on kron. 4 news at noon >> the common cold could be a thing of the past. how a new test redefining what's behind all that's easing and coughing. plus, a man mourning the life of his cat after a dog attacked her and the owners took off. he tel

and today students plan to protest a tuition hike at cal state universities. under the plan, the tuition rates would go up by 6% per year, starting in the fall of 2024. until 2029, the protest is going to happen outside the cal state university. chancellor is office at long beach. the board of trustees is going to talk about the plan today and then make a decision on it in september. well, u.s. secretary energy, jennifer granholm and california senator alex padilla they're now county millions of dollars that are being set aside to modernize our state's energy grid. the funding comes from the biden harris administration investing in america agenda. that includes 67.5 million dollars. that's the most of any state. the money will be used to minimize the impacts of extreme weather and the natural disasters we've been having on the electoral grid. while also ensuring energy is clean, it's safe and it's affordable. >> for this program could include things like undergrounding or fire proofing equipment or connecting microgrids which can on for backup power for critic

and today students are going to protest a tuition hike at cal state universities under this plan. tuitions are going to go up by 6% per year. starting in the fall of 2024. until 2029, the protest is going to be outside the cal state university chancellor's office in long beach. the board of trustees is going to talk about the plan today and then make a decision on it in september. >> sanibel police are looking for a therapy dog who was taken of from and for nonprofit on friday. and police are showing these pictures of 2 women who just walked up and walked off with the dog. this is on friday on 4th street in the downtown area. the dogs, young male. it's a to name buddy. and he looks like a stuffed animal. heat was so weighs 12 pounds. white curly for with brown spots last seen wearing a green collar. anybody with information is asked to contact us tell police. a lot of people are on threads. it's the new cool app, i guess. and the offshoot or competitor of twitter. well, this. this this app threads got 100 million users in just 4 days. now. compare that to tiktok, which took 9 mont

. >>> tuition hikes could be on the way for cal state university students, the board of trustees considering 6% yearly tuition bump over the next five years, they agreed to put it up for a vote in september, if approved, $342, the 2024 school year, by 2029, it would go up by almost $2000, the increase is expected to bring up to $148 million in just the first year. >> something that has not been done in nine years, major league baseball all-star game and chicken on >>> baseball fans around the country are jumping into support oakland a's fans, we showed you what happened at the all-star game, when everyone was chanting. >> they were chanting cell the team, and seattle, in support of the oakland a's, not going to happen is not yet, john fisher keeping the team, trying to move them to vegas, going to continue for several months or years. up to seattle, mid-summer classic, the all-star game, two giants were on the team, alex cobb and dove all, and the game was good, bottom of the seventh inning, the giants young flamethrower strikes out julio rodriguez, 101 miles per hour. colorado's diaz, two-r

the proposed plan would raise tuition for all cal state schools by 6% annually starting fall of next year. just wish it will cost about $2000. more by 2028. state leaders say that increased makes it a lot harder for students to eat it or get their degrees. because what i know in talking to these presidents and in talking to students. >> is that it's too much and it's going basically be the make or break moment for a lot of students. it's going to force him to drop out or not. coming the board of trustees and the chances office something they need to do without considering how this could actually be detrimental to the worst. the system. >> a final vote on that plan is set for september. >> it's 9.50, and inflation is continuing ease in the central part of the bay area. this is according to the labor department that shows consumer prices rose 2.9% year-over-year in june down from 4.2% april and 5.3% in february in the nation's western region. prices rose more than 3% annually nationwide. consumer saw inflation at 3% between june of 2022. 2023. and for your money statistics on home mort

the proposed plan would raise tuition for all cal state schools by 6% annually. starry fall of next year. now that means tuition would cost about $2000 more per year by 2028. state leaders say that increased makes it a lot harder for students to earn their degrees. >> because what i know in talking to these president and in talking to students is that it's too much and it's going to basically be the make or break moment for a lot of students. it's going to force him to drop out or not. coming the board of trustees and the chances office. >> something they need to do with i would considering how this could actually be detrimental to the worst of the system. >> well, a final vote on that plan is set for september. at a law going intm effect next year. could help those with student loan debt to secure 2 point. oh, act passed last year will allow companies to help employees pay student loans. how it works. k if you have a retirement savings plan set up with your work. you can have your monthly contribution go towards your student loans and your employer will match th

system has not counted sexual-harassment reports and also says that from 2018 to 2022, more than 1200 cal state employees were accused of sexual assault, but the system only investigated 254 of these accusations. the auditor's office says the university failed to take action against those who were found at fault. the report comes just one day after an outside law firm commissioned by the university released similar findings. that report says the university mishandled years of sexual misconduct complaints against employees , describing it as an institutional betrayal. in a statement, csu's interim chancellor said, quote, we agree with and will implement the recommendations provided in the audit report as well as those identified in the assessment to strengthen our culture of care and compliance and advance the csu's core values of equity, diversity and inclusion. it comes the same week that san jose state 's former sports director is on trial! scott shaw is accused of sexually abusing more than two dozen student athletes, end users say campus officials did nothing to stop it. shaw is accused of

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cal state students could be seeing a tuition increase as soon as the fall. we break down the backlash. part of abc7 advancer at 11:00. appear the search for a sea otter, the misbehavior toward surfers near santa cruz. >> the fundraisingalk is on sunday july 16th at golden gate park. it benefits local h.i.v. and aids program such as hive and the rainbow community certain. 415-615-walk. or visit dan: with repairs finishs the ruby princess left san francisco over the weekend. the cruise ship at peer 27 in san francisco while docking last thursday morning. dion: but tonight in a story you'll see only at 7:00, melanie woodrow took a look at the effort that it took to fix that ship. >> there it is, again, it's leaving. >> as the carnival miracle deparred monday afternoon, oceanwide marine superintendent ryan wilson was reflecting on the miracle his crew was a par of in recent days. >> i knew i had thousands of people relying on me to get this job done immediately. i had to rely on my men to get the job done. >> the ruby princess hit peer 27 koreaing a hole in the

>> joining us tonight, the director of financial aid at cal state east bay. sonia, thanks for being with us this evening. we talk about on a national level. but here at home, i believe you are dealing directly with students. were a lot of people counting on this? >> yes, a lot of them were, including myself on behalf of the students here at east bay. we are definitely heartbroken, very disappointed at the decision that was made this morning. >> so the decision was announced this morning. now the president immediately comes out and says he wants to do an alternative plan. a lot of this seems confusing. is it for the students and even perhaps for yourself with the uncertainty here? >> well, i mean we can't ignore the fact that an election is coming up. having said that, you know, if that means that he's going to actually focus a little bit more on the issues at hand with regards to higher education, then great. but we have a lot of work to do at the financial aid offices. we need to make sure that the students are prepared to transition into the repayment that

. >> maybe sour grapes over losing professor of communications at cal state east bay. nolan hit bin gives perspective what appears to be a rise in public officials facing recalls in the bay area. >> but i think when you more and more recalls as compared previous years, for example, that that's a sign that people don't think the system is working for you know that they they don't think the way things are going right. and, you know, switching the leadership is awaited to try and change things up, but it may not necessarily succeed, but i think a lot of people are kind of gravitating. >> toward that pristine soto deberry served as former sfda chesa chief of staff and is currently the executive director of the prosecutors alliance of california. she says proponents of recalling da price may find the atmosphere is not quite the same as it was when s of voters recalled i think the biggest difference is that our region has seen a recall of the district attorney. >> and then he didn't deliver on the promise that the recall proponents suggested it would might in san francisco.

tuition hikes may be on the horizon for some cal state students. the california state university system is proposing a 6% annual tuition hike starting in the fall of 2024, according to cal matters. that would add up to about $340 more for undergraduates, and it would help close a $1.5 billion funding gap. the board of trustees is set to take up the plan at their meeting on july 11th. tuition at csu schools has only been raised once in the last 12 years. the us supreme court today struck down president biden's plan to forgive college loan debt. the proposal would have allowed eligible borrowers to cancel up to $20,000 in debt. the court ruled 6 to 3 that the plan was an unlawful exercise of presidential power because it had not been explicitly approved by congress. at seven, we spoke with kristen mcguire, the executive director at young invincible, a national advocacy group for young people, about her advice for students now. what i don't want to happen is the narrative of if you can't afford to go to college, don't go. while there are very many pat

i spoke with a communications professor at cal state east bay. he said the company that made the word twtweet into a veverb and broke news from leaders around the world is essentially dead as we knew it. >> to just throw that out in favor of a simple x signifies a major change, a very fundamental shift in how this person is thinking about the app. >> again, the first casualty, that little blue bird. today we heard from the san francisco artist who helped create the original logo. he said he is sad to see it go calling it a symbol of optimism about the role technology could play in our lives. >> it was meant to communicate simplicity, brevity and clarity, which i think aligns with the platform in 2012. i think in culture it feels like the best memories of the internet's adolescence. >> of course, news of the logo change started trending with hashtags like twitter x and riptwitter, but the changes are not happening overnight. right now x.com takes you back to twitter.com and there's still that button that says tweet. we'll keep an eye on it. >> yea

a professor of communications at cal state east bay says this change could be part of a broader ecosystem within the other technologies musk has been working on. >> with automated cars, you might be able to call a car from the x.com app. there is more beyond what is obvious. lauren: on monday evening, musk posted that next will be the everything app, saying that within the months to come, we will add comprehensive medications and your ability to conduct your entire financial world. this is compared to asia's wech at. >> it allows you payments, you can chat one-on-one, you can have group chats, you can do video. lauren: there are media reports that x is already trademarked by other big tech companies. >> it is hard to imagine that was not thought through already. it seems like a soon as we are used to something and we enjoy using it and we want to keep using it, it seems like everything shifts. lauren: in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. dan: you details tonight on what led a car to sail off a san francisco cliff full speed on saturday. it hit a guardrail and went over the emban

. >>> trustees are closer to finalizing plans to raise cal state tuition costs through a series of hikesears. the school system recently posted this plan to raise funds starting in the fall of 2024. this calls for tuition to increase 6% each year. this is through the spring of 2029. so far, there's no guarantee the hikes will stop there. but undergraduate costs would go from the current $5,700 per year to about $7700 by the end of the decade. trustees will debate that proposal one week from today. >>> and this year, volunteers are working to keep tahoe blue with some high-tech help. the league to save lake tahoe, the organization, cleaned up a total of five beaches last year and picked up hundreds of pounds of trash. this year they plan to do it again with the help of a beach-cleaning robot you see right here. even with the robot, volunteers are asking people to do their part and clean up behind themselves. people like to leetch stuff at the beach, not on purpose. got to clean the beaches up. >> absolutely. it end up in the water. the water levels are so high in tahoe. it's been pretty a

her doctorate in education is from cal state east bay. founded a literacy-based nonprofit for students of color called three l's. >> as long as i am alive, i am doing this work. >> reporter: the organization partners with students, parents, teachers and principals at four schools in the neighborhood. students go to virtual tutoring and homework clubs. saturday mornings are family reading days with their parents. >> there is something about the magic that comes with an energy that comes with seeing kids reading. >> reporter: she says every third through fifth grader who has gone through the program has advanced to reading at grade level in 90 days and six in 10 of the students now read at or above grade level. the third-grader worked with people like her sister. his mother is thrilled with his progress. >> we read the bible every night and he has his little bible, and now he can read to us instead of us reading to him. so i am super excited for that. >> bright colors, loud enough to be heard. >> reporter: and ms. rios also thanks her for h