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comcast business. city. last night at 11, we told you about a grassroots group filing a civil rights complaint with the u.s. department of education. well, now they're preparing to file a lawsuit as soon as tomorrow. the grassroots group is called save seawolves athletics. they're blaming administrators of mismanaging the university and causing financial hardship. meanwhile, coaches and players are grappling with the emotional impact of the news. they say they found out the school is cutting all sports programs in june through an email. we're all emotional crying. what are we going to do? i mean, obviously when you hear something like that, your head's going to go to like the worst possible thing ever. i broke down. i mean, it's just super emotional. i you don't know how hard i've worked for this program. and just to find out from a student that i'm, you know, i'm done. it was pretty heart wrenching. the university says it will save more than $2 million annually by cutting all of its athletic programs.

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comcast business.49ers officially announced friday night they are bringing back the team's defensive coordinator, it is a role that he held from 2017 to 2020 when he helped establish the nfc championship defense. the fans are happy about that one. meanwhile, pete carroll is returning, he will turn 74 in september, he will be the league's oldest coach in history, also reuniting with his nemesis, jim harbaugh in the afc west. >>> thursday night, the warriors against the bulls, after the game, quiten post told the story of trying to get home after the roe trip and the new guy got some help. >> it was like 2:30 at night, we were at the airport and i'm trying to get an uber to get home, but the service wasn't working. everybody's trying to go home, the staff walks by and they asked if i'm good, and steph curry said are you trying to go home? and he said, i got you. he drove us home, and he took a little bit of a detour, that's just the person he is. >> to college basketball, uconn head coach, dan hurley, ea

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comcast business. >anne>all >>> welcome back. >>> it is a first alert weather day because we have a lot of rain on the way. >> this is looking pretty good. two atmospheric rivers coming our way and it's going to be busy and it's starting tomorrow. the first thing you can see behind me is i brought us ahead to tomorrow morning at 8:00 on futurecast and by then we have already started to see rain developing up here in the north bay, but i want to take us back and this is going to be a pretty impressive rainmaker for us. we aren't worried about flooding. i want to preface that right away in light of the amount of rain that is coming our way. there's going to be a very rainy period about to start and i think a lot of people have probably acclimated to an uneventful january and the notion that this winter doesn't have much more to deliver. it's going to be very different than that expectation the rest of this week. storms are getting ready out here. i've got to get rid of the regular clouds and look at this

comcast business. >>> a parade today for the st. de paul high school football team in petaluma after they won the state championship for a second year in a row. petaluma declared today as st. vincent de paul mustangs varsity football day. >>> a legal battle is brewing at sonoma state university as the school shuts down its athletic programs. student athletes and coaches say they plan to file federal civil rights complaints against the university. they claim sonoma state's decision to cut all sports disproportionately impacts minority students. the school said it's eliminating the entire athletics department as part of a massive round of layoffs and program cuts. the university is facing nearly $24 million budget deficit. coaches and students say there was no prior warning or engagement before the announcement. >> i live on campus, so i'd already paid for housing. i already paid for tuition. then it's like, well, if i want to play somewhere in the spring, i can't because i just paid for my whole tuition here. >> in addition to the ci

comcast business. >> 2025 off to a poor. start for california's snowpack amid dry conditions statewide. new measurements from the department water resources show the state's snowpack is a well below average for this time of year. yeah. capitol correspondent eytan was though, reporting from the sierra nevada with a little bit closer. look. >> well, there's good news and bad news. let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada. it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here, we'll need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water reso

comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> and distrust growing tonight for san mateo county, sheriff christina corpus. >> another city council took a vote of no confidence against the sheriff who is facing a slew of accusations, including racism, homophobia and abuse of power. the sheriff has denied all of these allegations. kron four's lindsey ford reports the millbrae but the vote was unanimous support of all men and women in uniform. i say yes. and you very much. the millbrae city council unanimously voting tuesday to no longer support christina corpus as sandra tales county sheriff. >> the fact 0 vote came after the council members heard multiple testimonies in support of and against the embattled sheriff was facing accusations of homophobia, racism and abuse of power. corpus has denied all allegations, but a number of sheriff's deputies attending the meeting say they want corpus to resign and speaking on behalf of the sheriff's office, julie lindh, with the san mateo labor cou

comcast business.sed with cancer his sophomore year but that did not stop him from accomplishing his goals on the football field. last fall, knapp, cancer free, helped lead the lancers to a section title. >> really happy i can take the field and give to that cause, playing on the field and inspiring others. >> saturday night, knapp was under center for the 50th annual charlie wedemeyer game that benefits coaches against cancer and als research. he scored the north team's only touchdown in the south won 22-6. >> three, two, one. >> guardians manager former fan favorite stephen vote back in town at dublin school of imagination. they named their family center after him to recognize his 10 years of supporting -- of support helping special needs children. >> the best part is it was 10 or 11 years ago, i see kids who come to a's and giants game and they remember me. i remember when you were in second grade and what are you doing now? i am in college. i am old but it's neat to see the growth of the children.

comcast business. >>> welcome back, thanks for joining us i'm max dero. wet start to the day out there. and first alert meteorologist zoey mince is beside me. we have several days of rain to look at. >> multiple atmospheric rivers under way. and the first one is here. we saw it arrive yesterday. we will continue to see it today. but tomorrow it will quiet out a little bit. so you should be able to find a few moments to get outside and enjoy yourself. satellite and radar show us a lot. you can see where that atmospheric river is setting upbringing moisture all the way from hawaii and just transferring it. funneling it along that fire hose of moisture all the way to us here in the bay area. northern california, definitely getting in on the bulk of it right now. but we will also get in on that over the next several hours. this is what we've seen over the next 24 hours. again northern parts of california definitely getting in on the majority of the action. we are expecting this fire hose of moisture to set up especially as we step out over the next several ho

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comcast business.ateo are receiving grants for their work to improve community health. the peninsula health care district will award $1.2 million in all. the grants cover three focus areas, including healthy aging, mental and behavioral health, and preventative health. 28 organizations will be honored. the awards will be given out in a ceremony thursday evening. a uc berkeley student recently started a nonprofit aimed at helping college students who have experienced intimate partner violence. florence zoo launched some secure steps last summer. the nationwide program helps connect students experiencing intimate partner violence to resources, including legal help. secure steps partnered with the national district attorneys association to provide educational speakers at universities in all 50 states. she joined us today to talk about the significance of programs like these, and says violence in relationships isn't always obvious. it is important to learn how to identify it. >> there are so many different

comcast business. >> thanks for joining us. just hours ago, authorities confirming the recovery of the black box from american airlines flight 5342, the doomed jet that collided with the black hawk helicopter over the potomac. as the nation mourns the loss of the 67 souls on board the two aircraft. authorities now focusing on key details of the investigation. i'm joined now by abc's stephanie ramos in washington. stephanie, what can you tell us? >> juju, a family center has been set up here at reagan national airport. we've seen ntsb investigators going back and forth here throughout the day, meeting with families, updating them on their process. officials say they are now scrutinizing over the military pilot's actions on that army blackhawk helicopter in this country's deadliest aviation disaster in almost a quarter century. a nation desperate for answers after an army black hawk helicopter collided with american airlines flight 5342. the aircraft's exploding in a fireball before falling into the potomac river below. >> the cr

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comcast business. >> welcome back. ice agents are reportedly conducting operations nationwide so far. ice claims at least 2400 arrests have been made in major cities like new york, chicago and seattle. the move is not without controversy with the mayor of newark, new jersey, claiming ice agents raided without warrant and violated the constitution even temporarily detaining a veteran during an operation and chicago, one elementary school putting their building on lockdown after a falsep report of ice age in showing up at the doorstep. news nation reporter mills hayes is here with more information. >> parents and students at hamline elementary in chicago world to hear that homeland security officials visited their school, worried that an ice rade was next. >> what i had i was oh, my god, you know, it's scary. it is good. >> but turns out the officers were secret service agents investigating a threat against a government official. they protect their visit, unrelated to ice raids taking place across the country. i saying t

comcast business.ast 50 were in denver, where federal dea agents raided a nightclub, rounding up suspected drug traffickers and gang members and handed them off to ice. there were also raids in chicago, miami and newark, new jersey. new york city is reportedly ice's next target, with the raids there expected to be extensive. here in the bay area, immigrant rights groups have been flooded with calls after reported ice operations in san jose over the weekend. ktvu is an rubin has more on how some groups are trying to help. >> verify, then notify. that's the aim of the rapid response network. and when ice agents were spotted in east san jose sunday, then again on monday, that's exactly what they did. crews followed ice trucks, cameras rolling and pushed the information out to social media. city councilman peter ortiz was there hoping to warn his constituents. >> i was in a car and we just started following ice throughout the area, documenting what we saw, documenting what we were told. >> what they saw, m

comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> a possible loss of staffing at an air traffic control towers raising some safety concerns in the bay area. tonight. kron four's terisa stasio reports from the san carlos airport on thursday. the san carlos airport at a crossroads. >> at issue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. >> and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there path pay. >> tv howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from diffe

comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> thank you for joining us at kron. 4 news at 11 this sunday evening. i'm stephanie rothman. president trump's plans of mass deportations are already underway as ice agents report. >> at least 1400 arrests around the country with many more expected to come tonight, we're learning more about target operations in the bay area. san jose mayor matt mahan office told kron 4 that i stations were in the city today. mahan says he hopes that ice is targeting criminals and not law abiding citizens. tonight, we'll hear more from those directly impacted the legal challenges now emerging and how local operations played a part and the national immigration debate. and while no arrests of undocumented people were put out san jose, the migrant community there says they're scared of future enforcement kron. 4 shock moment reports. >> this is the target parking lot at east side. san jose where local organizations tell us they spotted several ice agents loading

comcast business. less than a week to go before the nba trade deadline and it sound like steve kerr think the warriors need to make a move. saying that golden state is quote not in a condition to stay pat. we'll see what they do. >>> and second quarter, phoenix up 56-47. moses moody misses the three. devin booker taps it down the court. late third, durant only had 10 points and had not made a shot since the first quarter then he got fired. buried three threes in the span of 90 seconds. pushed the lead to 21. kd finished with 19 and got the last word with payton. steph curry never able to get hot from deep. he had 14. he went one of six from beyond the arch. misses from the corner, mid-way through the fourth. then on the other end, booker for the three, booker led all scores. dropping the warriors record to 24-24. >>> let's go to some golf. second round from pebble beach. this doggo having a better day. sheffler tied for 20th. chips in from just off the green for a birdie. he won two weeks ago in palm s

comcast business. here at home. a deadly car crash in sunnyvale.ened a few hours ago on lawrence expressway. no other information is being released to us at this time. traffic in both directions is being diverted there at lawrence expressway between homestead road and benton street. it's unclear when lawrence will be fully reopened. well, the tension continues in the bay area and many communities across the country as president trump carries out his crackdown on illegal immigration. the latest development. a new plan f guantanamo bay. the president today announcing that the department of defense and homeland security will begin prepping the navy's guantanamo bay facility to hold detained migrants. the massive navy base in cuba still holds 15 terror detainees and has been used to temporarily house migrants before. however, pentagon officials said that they were blindsided by this order, and it's unclear whether the military will be involved. the president, previewing that order while signing the first law of his second term. this was at the white ho

comcast business. read before you turn in. we pick something out for you. sports programs at sonoma state university that's getting some star power from the nba. last week, the school announced it would cut all of its athletic programs starting next year because of a whopping budget deficit. now, memphis grizzlies player jalen wells is showing support for his ama mater by raising awareness about it. that story, one of the top things people are clicking on right now on our website. it is up for you on our homepage at abc seven news.com. >> and don't forget, you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now so you can start streaming. all right. thank you so much for watching tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel chris alvarez all of us here. we appreciate your time right now with jimmy kimmel. stay tuned. wicked star cynthia erivo and hot ones host sean evans. >> all right. you have a great night.

comcast business.night, a standoff suspect was killed in an officer-involved shooting. this was in san francisco. it started around 5 p.m. at the vapor room dispensary on ninth and mission. officers arrived and found a man had been shot. he was then taken to the hospital. that began a standoff with the gunman who was hiding in a nearby building. police say he refused to leave, and that's when there was some kind of shootout. the suspect died at the scene. sfpd is actively investigating, along with the city's the city attorney's office. some bizarre twists in the stabbing death of a vallejo man. investigators believe the suspect may have been trying to silence the victim before he testified in an upcoming trial. 82 year old curtis lind was stabbed to death two weeks ago in front of his vallejo property. he actually survived a similar attack two years ago, when some disgruntled tenants allegedly impaled him with a samurai sword. lind was set to testify this april in the trial of the original attackers fr

comcast business.we're following for you this morning. san francisco police say an armed suspect is dead after exchanging gunfire with police. officers say it happened after a different shooting led to a standoff. ktvu ali rasmus spoke with someone who saw that first shooting. she'll be back live with details on what they saw coming up at 730. today in alameda county, the board of supervisors will be selecting a new district attorney to replace pamela price, who was recalled by voters in november. the board is considering seven finalists for the da job. the person who selected will serve through the 2026 midterm elections. and people gathered at san francisco's jewish community center last night to pay tribute to the millions who died in nazi concentration camps during world war two. this came on international holocaust remembrance day. there are several other events planned for this week, including a documentary screening tonight on the horrors of nazi germany. >> our time now 714. there's new researc

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comcast business.ks and sports fields, it would mean some south bay fields and other recreational areas would eventually have to replace their turf with grass. the ban has the support of county health leaders, who argue chemicals in fake grass have been linked to cancer, but opponents say there are too few grass fields. the fires in los angeles have ignited campaigns by local fire departments to push for more staffing and resources. it's an especially hot topic in the bay area, where staffing levels in major cities are even lower than in la. here's nbc bay area's robert honda. san jose and oakland say the fires down south are a good reminder of what can happen here. due to the similar urban wildland mix and the low number of firefighters for the population. i think the bottom line is numbers don't lie. according to staffing numbers compiled by the san jose fire department and the bay area news group in los angeles, there is nearly one firefighter per 1000 residents. and while firefighters there complai

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comcast business. >> fire crews los angeles county continue to make progress on wildfire containment. the palisades fire has now burned over 23,000 acres and its reach. a 90% containment. the eden fire burns over 14,000 acres. that is near now nearly 100% contained tonight, the hughes fire burning near castaic lake has burned over 10,000 acres and it's still 95% contained. to pasadena. residents are helping out even fire victims by providing free sitters that help them look for their belongings. reporter jennifer mcgraw are has the latest. >> so many people sadly have lost so much. but these ladies here in pasadena are bringing people hope. these are sisters. these are what you need in the event, your home burns down. this happened to katie 2017 talked to me about how you got involved. my family lost our home in the tubbs fire in 2017 is my childhood home. >> that fire happened 2 days before my son was born and i wasn't able to go home and i was unable to help and you're able to help your mom. my mom w

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comcast business. kron. 4 morning news.perations in the bay area leaving city leaders and residents on edge. >> plus, classes canceled laos school this morning after copper thieves. we leave that school without power. and today is holocaust remembrance day. we're live in san francisco commemorating the victims. good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom on this. >> chilly john says at some point we're going to warm up a little. we hope so because it's right. cold this morning, is thankfully will be staying like this all day. in fact, a couple of areas are already starting to see their temperatures lifting. if you ever turn from the 20's to the 30's and a few from the 30's to the 40's now. so we're getting there

comcast business. happy tuesday to you. shares in santa clara's nvidia fell hard yesterday on that popularity of a new chinese artificial intelligence that made people wonder if you really need nvidia chips to run an ai, ignoring maybe some reports that the creators of deep sea could actually stockpile the nvidia chips before the u.s. restricted them one way or the other. nvidia fell, and it affected other chip stocks as well. broadcom it went with it. you see the effect it had on the nasdaq. now the dow industrials unaffected. the dow has only 30 companies on it. and when a company that is measured on both of these goes south it can have a different effect. because the two indices give different levels of importance to the company. take a look at the nasdaq index gives weight to the company's overall value. the market cap. the bigger the cap, the more an individual stock is going to move that index. nvidia is worth like 3 trillion. so it syncs the nasdaq. dow gives priority to the company's stock price. nvidia had a stock

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comcast business.♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >> 6.30, right now. checking out the weather for you and cold but not too cold out there. that's right. we've got john with a look at the forecast this morning on those temperatures. john, good morning. yeah, we're looking at another chilly one, but similar to yesterday, not as cold as we had been earlier on this week. anyways, skies are clear enough behind me. you can see san francisco and from this view from mount tam, you can see the first signs of any sort of light of day, a little bit of low cloud cover, but not as much as we saw yesterday today will grow clear a little bit quicker. so definitely some sunshine to look forward to on our last dry day before we get to some rain starting tomorrow. 40's to 50's right now. oakland, you are very mild. only at 59 degrees. well, vacaville sitting at freezing at 32 to get the morning started as we move into the afternoon. do expect a good dose of sunshine, increasing clouds towards sunset

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comcast business. >> we're back at 6.44. things to know today, the windham and leadership academy in valais was closed today because of a copper wire theft. at this point, there's no electricity inside of the building. repairs will likely take a week leaving students out of class for that time. meanwhile, this a lot of coty library is hitting the streets with their reading machine van lot ke the mystery machine from scooby-doo right? well, the library brings the mobile library, bring services and education resources, along with some n activities directly to residents. the van also promotes library cards. the next stop is fairfield library on wednesday. you can officially begin to file your taxes beginning today. the irs is expanding its free direct file tax filing service services will allow will now add more situations like additional child and elderly credits and credits for elderly and disabled along with savings contribution credits and student loan educator expenses as well. thousands of demonstrators covered san franci

comcast business. 4 people have been arrested after police say they shot to undercover cops. the settles a. >> happened last week in the only under mckinley neighborhood looking at surveillance video released by san jose police. police say the plainclothes cops they were shot in their car. unprovoked. they've been shot back in. the suspects ran off. thankfully, nobody was hurt. okay. take a look at this vacaville. a man is taken to jail after allegedly driving recklessly just feet away from kids crossing the street in a school zone monday afternoon. police were conducting enforcement operations right near local elementary school when students were being picked up, they say a van ran to stop signs like this was going 50 to 70 miles per hour. the driver was arrested and booked into the solano county jail reckless driving charges. his van was impounded for 30 days. time now 7.26. san francisco is popular turner's kitchen is closing at the end of march after nearly 10 years in business. the owner. >> who b

comcast business. let's check out concord and what we can expect here and throughout the east bay. we are going to start out with clouds and chilly temperatures in the low 40s at 6:00. and then throughout the day, it's going to be cooler than it was yesterday as the clouds hang on a little while longer. but we will have sunshine this afternoon. we'll see clouds and eventually some rain in the forecast. we'll talk about it coming up in a few minutes, and i just saw the volume bump up over at the toll plaza. i was a little concerned, but it was very brief. volume update and then things got back to normal flow. so we'll watch and we'll look at those sensors. we should see some changes in the next couple of minutes. i'll show them to you. well good morning. very happy wednesday to you. a lot going on. the fed concludes its interest rate meeting today. and we expect they'll leave interest rates where they are. no cuts because economists are worried about inflation caused by tariffs and immigrant roundups. t