. >> we have determined that the california state university system is flush with cash, is actually quite financially healthy. moody's and standard & poor's have both rated the california state university system very highly in their ratings. >> reporter: csu says campuses will be open during this strike, and student services will be available. students, however, should check with their instructors to see if their classes will be going on. here at csu east bay in hayward, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, bob. >>> we have some breaking news. dexter scott king, the youngest son of dr. martin luther king king jr., has died. the 62-year-old had been battling prostate cancer. king worked as chairman of the king center and president of the king estate. >>> to decision 2024, the new hampshire primary is tomorrow. >> and scott mcgrew joins us now. there are now two republican candidates after ron desantis dropped out over the weekend. >> yes. good morning to you. donald trump and nikki haley. the big question, if there is no ron desantis, who will haley get tomorrow as far as voters? w

me introduce our guests. joining us in the studio is david, professor of history at the california state university at. also joining us chris williamson, former british mp and host of press tv's palestine declassified who joins us from derby in the uk. welcome to you both gentlemen and i'll start with you david if i may uh taking a look at just what has transpired in the past hours so we had osamaham down in beirut pointing to the fact that israel has pretty much uh not been able. to achieve the goals that it wanted and has in a sense been defeated on that in that in that regard, because it couldn't defeat the palestinian fighters, namely hamas. also, you have the israeli prime minister who in a press conference has said that based on the icj and how that went down, that we're going to continue with what they call their onslaught in the gaza strip, but they point both point to the fact that they have been defeated, that israel has been de... defeated along with the us, which is masterminding this. um, what is your reaction to the fact that approaching 100 days, none of the goals that israel and the

introduce our guests, joining us in the studio is david. will be on professor of history at the california state university at san bernardina. also joining us chris williamson, former british mp and host of press tv's palestine declassified who joins us from derby in the uk. welcome to you both gentlemen and i'll start with you david if i may uh taking a look at just what has transpired in the past hours so we had osamaham down in beirot pointing to the fact that israel. has pretty much uh not been able to achieve the goals that it wanted and is in a sense been defeated on that in that in that regard because it couldn't defeat the palestinian fighters namely hamas. also uh you have the israeli prime minister uh who in a press conference has said that uh based on the icj and how that went down that we're going to continue uh with uh what they call their onslought in the gaza strip but they point both point to the fact that they have been defeated, that israel has been defeated along with the us, which is masterminding this. um, what is your reaction to the fact that approaching 100 days, none of the goals t

a massive strike by thousands of california state university workers is now over. t was supposed to last a week, but a surprise tentative agreement came just hours after the strike began. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at cal state east bay in hayward with what this deal means, lena, reggie, good morning to you. >> after spending just one day out on strike, professors and their students are all expected to be back inside of their classrooms today here at csu east bay and at all cal state university campuses across the board. this includes nearly 30,000 professors, librarians and other workers across the cal state system. the largest public university system in the country . the california faculty association overnight saying, in case anyone forgot, strikes work , confirming their members will return to work today instead of continuing their week long walkout, the union had demanded a 12% pay raise, but the school said that would cost more than $300 million per year across the school's 23 campuses. i have served over 7000 students who are now science ed

long strike is a consequence of what professors are calling failed negotiations with the california state university system. two weeks ago, the system offered a 5% pay raise. the union is asking for at least a 12% pay increase. >> the 5% is just not enough for the high cost of living in the bay area. >> the union is asking the university to use money they have under the reserve accounts. >> we're hoping for the csu administration to put the money it has in the investment funds and in the reserve back into the classroom, because this is a public university and money should be spent in teaching and instruction and research and student services, not in making profits in the corporations, in a statement, the california state university system said the cfa's demand for a 12% raise would cost $312 million. >> just this year. there are other economic demands, such as life insurance increases and raising the minimum pay. adapt to another $68 million for a total of 380. this is financially unrealistic. freshman reese lawrence joined his professors on the picket line today. did you know there was a strike tod

has been avoided now that a tentative agreement has been reached by faculty members and california state universityntative agreement was announced at 10:00 p.m. last night. what it highlights, a lot of it was a sticking point about pay. cfa members and california state university management has agreed on a 5% increase retroactive to july of 2023, and then another 5% increase for all faculty beginning in july of this year. the agreement will also raise the salary floor, increase parental leave, and extend the current contract to the end of june in 2025. cfa's president says the tentative agreement makes major gains for cfa members. those members launched a one-day strike back in december, some of those faculty members here at san francisco state, and you're seeing some of that footage from that one-day strike that was mirrored in at least three other campuses across the state. yesterday the strike extended to more campuses and threatened to last the entire week until that agreement was reached. the csu chancellor praises the agreement, saying it will enable the california state university system to

and student services, not in making profits in the corporations. >> in a statement, the california state universitytem said the cfa's demand for a 12% raise would cost $312 million, just this year. there are other economic demands, such as life insurance increases and raising the minimum pay to adapt to another $68 million, for a total of 380. this is financially unrealistic. freshman reece lawrence joined his professors on the picket line today. did you know there was a strike today before coming to class? >> most of my classes were canceled. uh, i did hear there was a strike, but i didn't know the location. i decided to come down here. >> the president of the union, the california faculty association, east bay chapter, said the strike could go past friday. >> we hope that we have some resolution. uh to our strike by then, despite the strike across campuses throughout the state, the university says classes are not canceled and urged students to contact their professors directly. >> i don't know whether my classes are canceled or not, if they are fighting for themselves . >> these students are ther

. >>> a tentative contract agreement has been reached between the california state university system,000 union faculty members. the union began a planned week-long strike on monday that's now been called off. >>> and the piano man is back. billy joel has announced that "turn the lights back on," his first single in 17 years, will be released on february 1st. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> it is now a two-person race. do we want more of the same, or do we want a new generational leader? >> so who are you supporting? >> i'm supporting trump. i think he did very good for the country. >> the battle for new hampshire. donald trump and nikki haley go head to head with just one day to go until the country's first primary. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening from here in manchester, new hampshire. i'm norah o'donnell. and it is now a two-person race. and today we spoke with nikki haley, who is going head to head with donald trump. haley is canvassing the granite state. she's h

there was the state of posing a tentative agreement between the california faculty association and california state universityion says the deal includes a 5% salary increase and increased a paternal leave while the san francisco chapter of the california faculty association, we really cannot opposing that deal. and the forty-niners. they're not sure deebo samuel play with the team this sunday against the niners samuel hurt his shoulder while playing the packers and he did not practice with the team yesterday. >> well, thankfully, 2 people are safe after the car they were in was partially submerged in water right near the dumbarton bridge from a police say the driver lost control of that car yesterday morning before going into the water. they say about half of that car was completely underwater. luckily, both people they were able to walk away without being hurt. police say the wet weather might have been a factor in all of this. don't get your hands busy yesterday and it to her talking about the brain and all the accidents on the roads. today's a different story, though. yeah, today, totally different story.

new developments in that planned week long strike at state university campuses across california.is morning. >> voting underway in the new hampshire primary, where nikki haley, hoping for an upset over former president donald trump. some of the former candidates now publicly voicing their support. >> dub nation in mourning. it's been a week since the unexpected death of assistant coach dickey. how the team plans to honor him at tomorrow's game, and a state of emergency in san diego. >>

. >>> 29,000 california state university faculty members are walking a you have the job this week, the university faculty strike in u.s. history, the five-day strike will impact 460,000 students. the union is demanding higher pay, more manageable workloads and additional paid time off for parental leave. all 23 cal state campuses will be remain open and how and when classes will be taught is up to faculty. >>> a woman has been arrested after stealing $2,500 worth of stanley cups. police say the woman left a store with a car full of them after refusing to stop for employees. when police pulled her over they found 65 stolen water bottles inside her car, she was arrested for grand theft. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. an incredible story of survival. an indiana man is on the mend now after he was trapped inside his wrecked truck for six days. the pickup landed under a bridge where drivers could not see him but luckily two men walking in the area were eventually able to save him. they all spoke with next's dana griffin about the rescue. >> reporter: this emergency rescue under a portage

now another union has reached a tentative agreement with the california state university system. um, the teamsters union has agreed to a three year contract. it covers 1100 skilled trade employees across all but one of the csu's campuses. the agreement must be ratified by union members before it goes to the csu board of trustees for approval. in march. the teamsters intend to call off a five day strike planned for next week. more details are expected from both sides in the coming days. now san francisco mayor london breed won't be signing the cease fire resolution for the israel-hamas war. mayor breed says she's grappled with a request from the board of supervisors for ten days now. she also mentioned she spoke with friends and faith leaders on both sides and prayed for clarity. in a statement, she said in part, quote, when we advocate for people thousands of miles away, we should still care for people who are right here in san francisco, the people who are in pain and afraid. we are all san franciscans. we don't close people off. we open our arms and our minds, and we must get t

now another union has reached a tentative agreement with the california state university system. the teamsters union has agreed to a three year contract. it covers 1100 skilled trades employees across all but one of the csu's 23 campuses. the agreement must be ratified by union members before it goes to the csu board of trustees for approval. in march, the teamsters intend to call off a five day strike plan for next week. more details are expected from both sides in the coming days. as san francisco mayor london breed won't be signing the ceasefire resolution for the israel-hamas war, mayor breed says she grappled with the request from the board of supervisors for ten days. she also mentioned she spoke with friends and faith leaders on both sides and prayed for clarity. in a statement, she said in part, quote, when we advocate for people, thousands of miles away, we should still care for people who are right here in san francisco, the people who are in pain and afraid, and we are all san franciscans. we don't close people off. we open our arms and our minds, and we must get throu

a massive strike by thousands of california state university workers is now over. it was supposed to last a week, but a surprise tentative agreement came just hours after that strike began. abc seven news reporter lena howland live at cal state east bay in hayward with the details on this. lena kumasi, good morning to you. >> the california faculty association is celebrating this deal, tweeting out overnight in case anyone forgot strikes work. diving right into the terms of this deal reached, the union says this tentatively includes a 5% pay hike for all faculty, raising the salary floor for the lowest paid workers, and increasing parental leave from six up to ten weeks. this deal was made just a day into the union's planned week long strike, which started on the same day as the new csu semester began. the union has since called off the strike and said union members will return back to work today. the union had originally demanded a 12% pay raise. >> i have served over 7000 students who are now science educators, doctors, engineers and nurses. yet my salary does no

university of southern california and starts at 6:00. >> the spring semester started today at california state university campuses, but without any faculty professors, lecturers, coaches, librarians, and counselors are staging a five day strike. they called it last week, after negotiations with csu management broke down. >> they said 5% and they walked out and said, we're imposing a 5% contract on you. and they walked out and said, we're not going to bargain with you anymore. and that was it. they shut down. so that's why we're striking some 460,000 students at 23 campuses are impacted, including four in the bay area. >> reporter rob hayes has a look at the issues. >> this is what it looks like when day one of classes meets. day one of the largest university faculty strike in u.s. history, barren campuses. except for the spots where california faculty association members say are hitting the picket lines and. you'll find scenes like this on all 23 of the california state university campuses across the state. >> we are on strike for our dignity and self-respect above all, but we're also on strike for decent salary. >> the striking teachers

joining us now from uh san bernardino, we have professor of history at california state university, david yarubyan, also we have international coordinator of the samadun palestinian prisoner solidarity network, miss charlotte kates joining us from vancouver, welcome to the program uh to the both of you, let's start off with mr. yarion uh, and uh please give us your thoughts initially as we jump in about the legacy. that general has left behind. it's good to be with you, and in marking this fourth anniversary of the assassination of general soleimani, i think it is abundantly clear to uh any observer of uh history since uh certainly uh this this uh illegal and cowardly act by the us government that uh in no way was general sulaymani's uh uh broader project and life work set back. in fact, if anything, um, this horrible act, this illegal act, this cowardly act uh... simply propelled uh soleimani's project uh even uh more strongly and further uh throughout not only uh the region of west asia uh but also even in the western hemisphere uh in venezuela so um on this this fourth anniversary of h

thousands of strikers a california state university are heading back to work today. yesterday faculty and the university system announced they reached a tentative agreement , ending a systemwide strike. nearly 30,000 faculty members took part and they were set to strike all week but it ended up lasting just one day. the california faculty association announced the tentative deal last night and here is what they asked for. a retroactive salary bump, and increase to the salary floor, for parental leave, and more protections for faculty. the union still has to ratify the agreement but for now teachers and students will go back to class today. >>> the mother ends of the world, warriors assistant dejean milojevic is be remembered after he died last week of a heart attack. in san francisco, he was affectionately called dickey. the former serbian player and coach was known as the serbian charles barkley. the warriors return to practice for the first time since his death. the team wore shirts in his memory the red, sometimes even the biggest fighters leave us. he was brought

. >>> union negotiations with the california state university system at a stand still, meaning a weeklong strike looms for the start of the spring semester on monday. that means around 30,000 university workers at 22 of the 23 state campuses are prepared to go on strike unless a last-second deal happens. they are asking for regular yearly raises, 1100 plumbers, electricians, carp enters and more. >> 29,000 faculty members will join them on the picket line. >>> in san francisco, flyers are popping up calling for a boycott of israeli owned businesses. it is unclear who is behind this effort. >> reporter: arriving at work it reads, do you condemn your hummus? calling the boycott of six businesses including this hummus shop. claiming it is part of a campaign of stealing, a propiating and profiting of palestinian food and culture to erase palestinian existence. >> we have not experienced any type of confrontations or interactions with anybody for either side. >> it is palestinian food that is rebranded as israeli food. and, this is part of tactics. >> reporter: he is a descend and of holocaust

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. >> today, thousands of staff members at california state university campuses will start a week longcould impact as many as 400,000 students statewide. the union, representing 28,000 workers, is demanding a 12% salary increase and extended parental leave. san jose state, san francisco state and cal state east bay will be impacted. chancellor mildred garcia is urging students to still show up to class despite the strike. >> it's been just over a year since san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins assumed office. >> abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra spoke with her about the city's recidivism rate and what's been done, and also the work ahead. i would say when i took over, it was at its height. >> people did not believe there was any accountability. they were being released immediately after their arrest. and so the courthouse was a revolving door. and in many ways, despite my office fighting against that, it still is for certain types of crime. that's why i've been so vocal about the judge's impact when it comes to us asking to detain certain drug dealers while their cases a

. >>> thousands of california state university workers that went out on strike today will be going back to work tomorrow. in the past hour the two sides announced they reached a tentative agreement. nearly 30,000 faculty workers were asking for better pay and benefits and they were supposed to strike all week. the union still has to ratify this agreement but teachers and students are set to go back to class tomorrow. >>> a safeway in san francisco's fillmore neighborhood slated to close in march will stay open for now. community members fought the closure in part because it was the only major grocery store in the area. that closure was announced after the company sold the lot to a developer. today, mayor breed said the city struck a deal to keep the store open through early 2025. >>> back to all of the rain that we have seen that left plenty of flood damage along the coast like in santa cruz. an apartment complex flooded overnight. the water was up to the wheels of some of the parked cars. heavy rain caused a creek behind this complex to flood. sending the water rushing in. and, in san

now another union has reached a tentative agreement with the california state university system.the teamsters union has agreed to a three year contract. it covers 1100 skilled trades employees across all but one of the csu's 23 campuses. the agreement must be ratified by union members before it goes to the csu board of trustees for approval. in march, the teamsters intend to call off a five day strike planned for next week. more details are expected from both sides in the coming days. san francisco mayor london breed won't be signing the ceasefire resolution for the israel-hamas war. mayor breed says she's grappled with the request from the board of supervisors for ten days now. she also mentioned she spoke with friends and faith leaders on both sides, and prayed for clarity in a statement, she said in part, quote, when we advocate for people thousands of miles away, we should still care for people who are right here in san francisco, the people who are in pain and afraid. we are all san franciscans. we don't close people off. we open our arms and our minds. we must get through t

california faculty association which represents 29,000 faculty members are at odds with california state university over labor negotiations. the union is asking for a 12% raise csu leaders offered 5%. they say the 12% would lead to massive cuts, including playoffs. people gathering in berkeley today to celebrate all things my college e the tilden fungus. fair today event aimed to educate residents on local mushrooms wrapping up earlier today. the fair taking over the told in nature center, toxic mushrooms, edible mushrooms displayed on the tables there, teach people about the fungus among us, talking a naturalist to learn more about. it's interesting event. each year gets bigger and bigger. i think some of the reason why they're such an interest mushrooms, fungi my college in general is because my college e the study of a fun day. >> is not super well known. we don't know a lot about the fungi kingdom. it's not an animal. it's not a plant. there's many new things to still be discovered. and so i think that's why folks have a really keen interest. >> yeah, they're not an animal there. not a plant th

and also david will be on in the studio, pleasure to see you, uh, professor of history, california state university, san bernardino, thank you so much to you both. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, thanks for tuning in, from and the team, it's goodbye. نعم كنت قد تحدثت ان هذه الجرافات التي تشارك فيها. palestina merdeka palestina merdeka palestina merdeka israel yuk enggak apa-apa bapak-bapak ibu-ibu pagi-pagi sampai senam saudara sekalian sebagai informasi bahwa rumah sakit indonesia hari ini membutuhkan baik benderanya jangan diteguk gitu ya ayo. welcome to the palestinian village of alakaba. it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated. for palestinians in area c, uh, the way that israel treats them as a hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian bidwain families who live in in almost about 52 communities. all the other nuclear plants in the world are monitored but not the ones in يشتغل بدون اي نوع من انواع الاجراءات الوقايه على العكس تماما نفس الزلمه اللي كان يجي له

thousands of staff members at california state university campuses will begin a week long strike. this could impact as many as 400,000 students statewide. the union representing 28,000 workers, is demanding a 12% salary increase and extended parental leave. san jose state, san francisco state and cal state, east bay will all be impacted, chancellor mildred garcia is urging students to show up to class tomorrow, despite that strike. coming up next on abc seven news, a winter storm dumped snow in tahoe. what drivers can expect when they hit the roads. >> i'm spencer christian. our most recent storm is already producing heavy rain over parts of the north bay. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment. when abc seven news at five continues. then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together. transforming lives. together. join us. for hours there with more on the way. the lab reports. as of saturday, snow levels are 55% of normal slow down. the state's snowpack is creeping upwards. now ro

all right, thanks lot, professor of history, california state university, david yagubian, joining us from san bernardino and also thanks to international coordinator of the samadun palestinian prisoner solidarity network. miss charlotte kate's joining us from vancouver, of course we are gna continue now with our extended coverage of the fourth anniversary of the martterdom of lieutenant general assam sulaimani, commander of the gts force of uh iran's uh islamic revolution card score. stay with us here on pst we'll be right back. fired other muslims and resistance forces in the region that they can defend their soul and integrity, his practices and achievements taught the oppressed that they can defeat the arrogant if they believe in themselves. helped establish and strengthen the access of resistance in palestine, which has surprised the world and weaken the ziners regime. today, israel is taking revenge from innocent civilian palestinians because they can't fight. let the resistance front in the region and worldwide. today gaza is invaded by the israeli army and people there are suf

. >>> thousands of california state university faculty members plan to walk off the job.y started their week-long strike today across all 23 campuses. faculty hit the picket lines as some schools start their spring semester classes this week. this was the scene at sf state today. faculty also went on strike at san jose state. the union is demanding a 12% pay increase. csu is also offering a 5% raise each year over three years. >> as a department chair, i'm in a relatively privileged position, but that also means that i know what my lecturer faculty are making and i know it is not a survivable wage. >> in addition to a pay raise, the union is asking for more counselors and paid parental leave extended to a full semester. csu says all campuses will remain open during the strike. it says it is not canceling any classes, but faculty members who choose to strike will cancel their own classes. >>> this time of year can already be expressful for high school seniors applying to go to college, but there's also some big changes to the application process. so our lauren toms talked

thousands of staff members at california state university campuses will begin a week long strike.this could impact as many as 400,000 students statewide. the union, representing 28,000 workers, is demanding a 12% salary increase and extended parental leave. san jose state, san francisco state and cal state east bay will all be impacted. chancellor mildred garcia is urging students to show up to class tomorrow. despite that strike. well, coming up next, a winter storm dumped snow in tahoe. what drivers can expect when they hit the roads. >> i'm spencer christian. we have a storm of our own right here in the bay area. with rainfall increasing its reach across the bay area. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment on abc seven. news at six continues. and coming up in sports, the 40 niners find out their opponent for next sunday's nfc championship. >> and tara stands alone. coach vanderveer making college basketball history the most wins all time in division one. that's ahead in s ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling

new at 730 tonight, voting is underway for more than 20,000 california state university student workers to determine whether they can form a union. that vote began today for student workers all across the 23 csu campuses. it's just another step towards forming what would be the largest undergraduate union in the country. organizers hope a union contract would help secure raises and benefits such as sick pay. that vote will continue. through february 22nd. all right. there is a trailer that is out for a new docu series from the california highway patrol. it's called cadets, and it gives people ordinary people like you and i, a never before seen look into the chp academy and the rigors of the training and the hard work that it takes to go from cadet to officer, where earlier today on the four, i spoke with chp officer andy barclay, who says this nine part series is designed to inspire people to want to join the department. >> seeing that the rigors of what our academy and how how big our academy really is, i mean, we're 1200 hours of training in this academy, which is above and beyond wha

. >>> thousands of california state university faculty members walked off the job today. >> it's all part of a five-day work strike across all 23 campuses. anne makovec joins us with what union members are demanding. >> the short answer, money. months of negotiations have stalled out between the faculty's union and csu system. they've been bargaining since may and today faculty hit the picket lines as some schools start their spring semester. this was the scene at sf state today. the cfa represents 29,000 people, including professors, lecturers and librarians. they're demanding a 12% pay increase. csu is offering a 5% raise each year over three years. >> they said 5% and they walked out and said, "we're imposing a 5% contract on you," and they walked out and said, "we're not going to bargain with you anymore," and that was it. they shut down. so that's why we're striking, to bring them back to the table. >> the csu system says it cannot afford a 12% raise and the union is also asking for more counselors. csu says all campuses will remain open during the strike. the teamsters and csu

. >> california state university students are being urged to show up to class on monday, despite next week's five day strike by faculty members. >> i want to assure everyone that our campuses will remain open, open and that we have provided and will continue to provide students and families with guidance and timely updates so they are able to check on the status of their classes. >> chancellor mildred garcia says she is hopeful that they'll hear from the unions over the weekend and return to the bargaining table. unions representing professors, lecturers, coaches, librarians and counselors called the strike last week after csu officials announced a 5% pay hike starting on monday. the unions are seeking a 12% salary increase. >> tony adkins is the first woman to lead the state assembly and the state senate. now she wants to be california's first female governor. today adkins announced that she's running for governor, and if she succeeds, the san diego democrat would also be the first openly lgbtq leader of the state. among the other candidates in the running, lieutenant governor eleni

new developments tonight, california state university has reached a tentative agreement with the teamsters union on a three year contract. it covers 1100 skilled trades employees across all but one of the csu's 23 campuses. the agreement must be ratified by union members before it goes to the csu board of trustees for approval. in march, the teamsters intend to call off a five day strike plan next week. more details are expected from both sides in the coming days. a vigil was held tonight at saint dominic's catholic church in san francisco ahead of tomorrow's walk for life west coast. it's expected to draw thousands of anti-abortion rights demonstrators to the city. if you're coming to san francisco, so be prepared for the delays because of street closures, the march is supposed to start around 130 in the afternoon on market street, and end at civic center plaza. a counter protest is planned for embarcadero plaza , san francisco international airport is glowing in red and gold tonight for the 40 niners. the team will face the green bay packers in the playoffs tomorrow at levi's stadium. ab

this will be the first time faculty from all 23 california state universities will be going on strike together in the bay area. that includes cal state, east bay, cal maritime, san jose state, sonoma state and san francisco state. there will likely be thousands of classes canceled across the state away. the faculty hopes, will show the system would fall apart without them. >> faculty working conditions are indeed student learning conditions, and without those learning conditions in play, there's not much, not much left of the university. the california faculty association, the union made up of 29,000 professors, lecturers, coaches and librarians, says negotiations have stalled with the csu system. >> there are four demands include more reasonable workloads, such as smaller class sizes, health additions like gender neutral bathrooms and lactation centers. a semester of paid leave for new families, and the most important, a 12% wage increase for all faculty. csu's best and final offer is 5, saying more isn't financially viable, but the union had an independent report done showing the sy

. >> new developments the week long strike among california state university faculty members is over. as soon as it started. after just one day tonight, the union says it has reached a tentative deal and is allowing faculty to return to work tomorrow. it was the largest strike of university professors in the country. some 460,000 students at 23 campuses were affected, including the four in the bay area. but they'll be back to work tomorrow. >> all right, let's get back to the barrage of rain and storm damage we've seen over the past few days in downtown san mateo, three cars were damaged. two of them totaled. after a 100 year old oak tree fell over on fourth avenue this morning, the santa cruz one person's cabin was also destroyed by a toppled tree. a man olive tree sitting farthest from the home on highway nine, slid down the mountain where the crown of it crashed down. the owner says the home is a family treasure. >> my parents bought this place when i was a year old, so this is really the most home i have. if i had been there sleeping, of course i would not be standing here. i'd be

to professor sahar razavi, director of the iranian and middle eastern studies centre at california state universityelcome to bbc news. todayis a warm welcome to bbc news. today is going to be an extremely difficult day for so many reasons, isn't it?- many reasons, isn't it? yes, incredibly — many reasons, isn't it? yes, incredibly difficult. - many reasons, isn't it? yes, incredibly difficult. there - many reasons, isn't it? yes, | incredibly difficult. there are a lot of national security implications as well as the grief many are going through. in iran it is a very tense time. ., ~ , in iran it is a very tense time. . ~ , ., ., time. talk us through what we can exoect _ time. talk us through what we can exoect and _ time. talk us through what we can expect and are _ time. talk us through what we can expect and are you - can expect and are you concerned about this escalating further? ~ , ,., , ~' further? absolutely. i think we can exoect _ further? absolutely. i think we can exoect a — further? absolutely. i think we can expect a response - further? absolutely. i think we can expect a response fr

new developments tonight, california state university has reached a tentative agreement with the teamstersyear contract. it covers 1100 skilled trades employees across all but one of the csu's 23 campuses. the agreement must be ratified by union members before it goes to the csu board of trustees for approval. in march, the teamsters intend to call off a five day strike plan next week. more details are expected from both sides in the coming days. a vigil was held tonight at saint dominic's catholic church in san francisco ahead of tomorrow's walk for life west coast. it's expected to draw thousands of anti-abortion rights demonstrators to the city. if you're coming to san francisco, so be prepared for the delays because of street closures, the march is supposed to start around 130 in the afternoon on market street, and end at civic center plaza. a counter protest is planned for embarcadero plaza , san francisco international airport is glowing in red and gold tonight for the 40 niners. the team will face the green bay packers in the playoffs tomorrow at levi's stadium. abc seven news south

. >> new developments the week long strike among california state university faculty members is over. it started. after just one day tonight, the union says it has reached a tentative deal and is allowing faculty to return to work tomorrow. it was the largest strike of university professors in the country. some 460,000 students at 23 campuses were affected, including the four in the bay area. but they'll be back to work tomorrow. >> all right, let's get back to the barrage of rain and storm damage we've seen over the past few days in downtown san mateo, three cars were damaged. two of them totaled. after a 100 year old oak tree fell over on fourth avenue this morning, the santa cruz one person's cabin was also destroyed by a toppled tree. a man olive tree sitting farthest from the home on highway nine, slid down the mountain where the crown of it crashed down. the owner says the home is a family treasure. >> my parents bought this place when i was a year old, so this is really the most home i have. if i had been there sleeping, of course i would not be standing here. i'd be dead. >> a

state. the california faculty association announced this strike beginning tomorrow due to stalled negotiations with the california state universitys and librarians, says it's looking for a 12% wage increase, reasonable workload requirements and broader access to facilities . csu leaders have said all campuses will remain open and they have continued plans in place to maintain operations and hopefully minimize disruptions to students, csu has said the system is facing a $1.5 billion budget gap, but at cfa, organizers say with an increase in tuition, the system has more than enough money to pay for faculty salary increases. now about 1100 trade workers were also planning to strike, starting tomorrow, but they did reach a tentative agreement with the csu system, so they will not be striking tomorrow. it will just be those faculty members live at san francisco state. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. all right. >> thank you amanda. happening today, a funeral is being held for one of the two boys killed in a hit and run crash that happened late last month. antioch police are still investigating the crash that involved the car. that

professor sahar razavi is director of the iranian and middle eastern studies center at california state universityfficult day. i think that we can expect a response from iran. of course, it's not surprising that the president and the supreme leader have blamed israel and the united states, not just because of the situation in gaza at the moment, but also because of everything that has led here and the ongoing tensions between israel and iran. so i expect a response, certainly. i think that the days to come could inch us closer to a regional conflict that could go much wider than it is now. and certainly i'm very concerned about what's going to happen next. i think it is a given that we will see a response. after soleimani himself was killed, iran vowed a response and the response came. but it came at a time that there were no service members at the base in iraq and people were not killed. so it was a more symbolic act than it was an act of warfare. we don't know at this point who is responsible. i think it's far too early for us to be able to come to any kind of responsible conclusions. but i thin

and thousands of faculty in the california state university system walked off the job today.he union is seeking a 12% pay raise for 29,000 members. it is the large university faculty strike in u.s. history. two passings of note, dexter scott king, the youngest son of martin luther king. he became an torn and chaired the king center in atlanta. dexter scott king was 62 years old. and hollywood director died saturday, his 1967 film in the heat of the night won the best picture oscar and directed "if i hadler on the roof" and he was 97 years old. still to come, we discuss the vice president's new push to highlight abortion rights. stanford tara vanderveer the women's most winningest women's coach. >> in the west from the walter kon cite school of arizona university. >> and the republican presidential field is a two-person race after florida governor ron desantis dropped out. democrats have to navigate a ballot that will be missing president joe biden. i'm joined by our politics monday duo, amy and tamara. tam, kick us off, republicans are kicking the ring, governor desantis drop

there's going to be a rally at san francisco state opposing the tentative agreement between the california faculty association and the california state university system. the union says the deal includes a 5% salary increase and increases in paid paternal leave. but the santas with traffic or of the california faculty association immediately called out opposing the deal. they want more. and the forty-niners aren't sure people. samuel will play with the team this sunday against the lions. >> samuel hurt his shoulder while playing the packers and didn't show up to practice with the team yesterday. we'll see what happens. >> a foot of snow in the high sierra from that storm that just blew through. and there are concerns about a drought still this year, experts call it a snow drought. they say that the storm so far this winter have actually been lackluster in rain and snow and that could impact the water supply and increase the chance for a bad wildfire season. as of monday. the state's snowpack was only 55% of normal. >> seems weird because i feel like we've been having with storms but i guess there may be warmer than they were expecting. i think

the spring semester starts next week for many california state university campuses and that includes y area. that is unless their professors take to the picket lines. the california faculty association represents lectures, professors, counselors, librarians and coaches from the 23 sk u campuses. the union is calling for a system-wide five-day work stoppage beginning monday. the csu system offered a 5% raids each year three years but the union wants a 12% raise. csu leaders say the number is virtually impossible to meet. >> we moved a little and xpoecting they would move a little bit but that didn't happen. >> hoping unions will demonstrate interest in reaching agreement for their members. >> meanwhile, the teamsters union, which represents more than 1,000 skilled employees at csu campuses has reached agreement with the csu. they've reached a three-year deal. teamster union members will not be striking. >>> still to come on "today in the bay," aiming for a zero-waste future. how one bay area city is hoping to get residents to the rethink thr energy use. ei >>> 45 past the hour. we've g

california state university professors called off their strike after one day. two things, what were they asking for and what did they get? ashley: well, on the picket lines for a day and cal state faculty agreed to a new deal that includes a 5% general salary hike for all faculty back dating to july 2023 and a 5% salary increase for all the teachers in july this year. the agreement raisings for the lowest paid faculty and paid parental leave from six to ten weeks. professors and staff in the cal state system that walked off the job yesterday and they're expected back in the classroom today and will vote on radford fioing the contract in the coming week -- ratifying the contract in the coming weeks and back to normal for 23,000 students across the campuses in the state. the strike worked in this case. stuart: ash, a woman in california was arrested for stealing stanley cups. those drinking cups. they were valued $2,500. what's the story here? ashley: yeah, i read this and we're not talking about the hockey stanley cup. they're tumblers or quenchers and they've b

thousands of faculty members throughout the california state university system walked off the job earlieray demanding higher compensation. the proposed five-day strike affects students across campuses making it the largest university strike in history. police in roseville, california, arrested a woman for allegedly stealing $2500 worth of stanley travel cups. she allegedly walked out of a store with a cart full of the quenchers and took off. cops responded -- they displayed some of them on the hood of a cruiser saying, quote, stanley quenchers are all the rage, we strongly advise against turning to crime to fulfill your hydration habits or perhaps resale. the suspect was arrested for grand theft or tyler, i suppose grand theft water. >> grand theft water or grand theft auto, bertha, thank you very much. >>> coming up, near-term options in united with a 7% move in either direction. that's not very helpful, is it? it can go 7% higher, is it? we'll talk about that as well as lockheed and has missed on earnings four times in the past 20 quarters and those shares gaining 12% and one firm says

we reached out to california state university for a response and have not yet heard back . >>> the american federation of musicians is the latest entertainment union threatening to go on strike. the plan to begin negotiations with the alliance of motion picture and television producers tomorrow. that is the same group that actors and writers were striking against last year. and like those unions, the afm once a better deal on streaming royalties and protections against a.i. they say they look forward to productive negotiations with the union, on monday. >>> mayor matt mahan of san jose wants to use existing money in the city's budget to try and clear more encampments along the guadalupe river trail. he says he wants to preserve access for the wider public. >> reporter: san jose mayor matt mahan is calling on the city to make the guadalupe river trail a no encampment zone. >> it is hard for us to build public trust to get taxpayers and other government agencies in the state of california to trust us with our limited public dollars , if we don't prove that we can keep these areas clear and cl

nearly 30,000 california state university staff and faculty members will joint picket lines. rsity styled negotiate with the california faculty association. the workers are asking for raises of at least 12%. extended pay paternal leave, limiting police power on campus and getting more gender inclusive rest rooms. nnaturally. those your headlines. brian, over to you in new hampshire. >> brian: see you soon, carley. great job. democrat supporters of joe biden are launching a write-in campaign as a creative way to make sure he wins the primary. despite his name not being on the ballot. in my view, totally dissing new hampshire. long shot candidate and next guest currently sitting congressman dean phillips ripping into the dnc over the move as he fuels congressman dean flins on the couch. >> good to see you, friend. >> brian: congratulations on private sector success. >> thank you. >> brian: founding fathers put it out now it's time to serve the country. that's what you are doing. your decision to jump. in you knew there was a problem with the sitting president. >> um-huh. >> bria

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