the csa represents 20,000 throughout the csu. and according to the union cal state is offering them a 15% pay raise over three years. which only 5% is guaranteed. union says cost of living and health care and child care is up 18% but pay only up 7%. they want a 12% raise just to break even. they say this is nonnegotiable and that csu has enough money to meet the proposals without even touching their reserves. >> we're here showing our power. we won't accept the 5% deal. 5% is a pig and a poke. it is not 15%. there is no guarantee of the second two years and we don't want a three year contract. we're negotiating one year at the end of a three year. and so that is it. we need to raise the bottom. we need 12%. >> i support it, yeah. i think it is for equitable raise. yeah, i'm about it. >> it is a disruption, but i support it, i understand where they are coming from. >> reporter: csu chancellor's office responded to the one day walkout writing in part "our goal and hope is to minimize any disruptions to our students. csu is preparin

this year is across all the csu campuses in 29,000 faculty members at csu, administrators have offered 5% raise each year for the next three years. but for the last two years of that proposal, all the raises would depend on whether state money is available. here's what one of the sf state faculty members had to say about that. >> we're burdened with living in a city that's very, very expensive and impact of what we're asking for is so minuscule to the millions, if not billions of dollars that the csu as a whole has. >> the csu system is currently facing a $1.5 billion funding gap between the resources, which are primarily come from the state, and tuition and the costs that are necessary to provide our students with and faculty and staff all of the services and support that they need. >> now, the union that represent the csu faculty says the university system should dip into its reserves. it has a lot of money in those reserves and they wanted to also cut some of its many administrative positions to better pay the people who actually teach the classes on campuses. the faculty union says

wednesday, they will want out at csu with thursday at sacramento state. >>> the csu chancellor's office responded in a statement that says, in part, our goal and hope is to provide any instruction to our students csu prepared to get back to the bargaining table with the cfa at any time. >>> heads up if you are heading out to the coast today or tomorrow. keep aware of bay area beaches. the national weather service issued a warning about beach hazards for the beaches of pacifica to write here, but also as far north as the north bay and as far south as the increased chances of rip currents and p waves along the coastlines. your advice, not to go in the water or ever turn your back on the ocean. we spoke to a fisherman on the pier striking out this morning and his test to catch crab. >> you stay on the beach. that's when i am on the pier and not the beach. sometimes, yes. >> that usually where you go? >> yes, the beach. but because of waves like this, and out here fishing, but still no luck. >> no? >> no luck. >> too much wave action? >> way too much wave action. >> better to be safe. weath

csu says the average class size for spring 24 is only up to 21.6. students from 20.4 in spring 23. at the same point in time, although they expect that to go up marginally as more students enroll between now and then. but rudy and cordero says the plan presented is not the way to ensure that students have the best opportunity to thrive and succeed as the school promises. >> this is really going to affect the our educational mission. and i don't think the university's really talking about that. i hear a lot about budget, but i'm concerned about our students at san jose state university. >> dustin dorsey, abc seven news. just ahead, the impact, a massive fire under an la freeway is having on business owners right here in the bay area. >> also, the big mess in the pacific northwest, a dangerous and deadly conditions from a powerful late fall storm. and later, efforts by local researchers to unlock a sea turtle mystery. how can they travel more than thousands of miles from japan to the west coast for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist pee

csu is offering 15% over 3 years. only 5% of which is guaranteed. >> original person in this country deserves a full-time job, including my students and colleagues. >> san francisco state professors, lecturers, coaches, among other faculty, will walk off the job tomorrow. on wednesday, they will walk out at csu los angeles, and on thursday, it will be sacramento state. csu chancellor's office responded in a statement, reading in part, quote, our goal and hope is to minimize any disruptions to our students. csu is prepared to get back to the bargaining table with cfa at any time. >>> heads up if you are heading out to the coast today. sneaker waves are inspected to make more tricky conditions and some bay area beaches. the national weather service has issued a warning about the hazards, and covers the beaches, the pacifica right here, but also as far north as the north bay and as far south as big sur. there are increased chances of currents and sneak away down the coastline. you are advised to not go into the water. al

and then tomorrow, faculty , csu faculty at csu los angeles will have a one day strike on thursday, sacramento faculty will stage a one day strike. live in san francisco, ali rasmus, ktvu fox two news. >> ali, thank you. more americans are worried about paying back their student loans now that a three year federal pause is over. according to new data from massmutual, about 60% of people say they may need to file for bankruptcy to eliminate their debt. the federal reserve says most monthly bills are between 2 and $300, although it can be much higher for some borrowers. nearly 80% of people with student loan debt say the restart of payments back in october has had a negative impact on their mental health. >> an investigation is underway into a controversial incident involving the antioch police department. in my hands right here, less lethal. >> less lethal. get out of the door. get out of the car. just released body camera video shows officers taking down a woman accused of stealing a car. >> it happened outside of market in october of 2021. the video shows one officer shooting 29 year old dejo

this is one of four one day strikes on four different csu campuses this week. cal state faculty, professors and lecturers are calling for a 12% increase in pay this year. >> we're burdened with living in a city that's very, very expensive. >> faculty also want to increase the starting baseline salaries for lecturers from 54,000 a year to 64,000. >> our lecturer faculty are some of the lowest paid faculty in the state. we earn less than our colleagues in the ucs, less than our colleagues in the community colleges and less than elementary school teachers. >> csu administrators have offered a 5% raise each year for the next three years, but for the last two years of that deal, those raises would depend on whether state money is available to pay for it. csu administrators say that's the best they can do because the university system is facing a $1.5 million budget gap. >> the csu values its faculty and is committed to ensuring that we give them a fair and competitive salary. but again, balanced on being financially sustain for the system to be able to provide servi

csu is offering 15% over three years, only 5% of which is guaranteed. >> every single person in thisntry deserves to pay their bills if they work a full-time job and that includes my students and colleagues. >> the csu chancellor's office responded in part by saying "our goal and hope is to minimize any disruptions to our students. csu is prepared to get back to the bargaining table with cfa at any time." >>> reforming the city government. the group called together sf action says current government bureaucracy has impeded progress on the city's drug, homeless and housing crisis. sf action wants to change that. leaders are proposing two charter amendment, november 2024 ballot. the first aims to bring accountability to unelected bodies by creating a cap on the number of city commissions and cutting the current number of commissions in half. san francisco currently has 130 sadie commissions -- city commissions, twice as many a similar size cities. >> your commissions means you can free up more resource and time to address your most pressing challenges. >> the second measure aims to add

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csu says they can't do that.salary bump over the next three years on its facebook page, the california faculty association posted videos of state lawmaker showing their support for these efforts. neil gorsuch let me do don't negotiate this contract with diesel wages and benefits. >> we will shut this down. >> now, both sides of the negotiating table had a neutral investigator serve as a fact finder trying to mediate terms of their next agreement. csu says it actually agreed with most of what the fact finders recommended, and that included increasing paid parental leave and easing up the workload for staff with new children and addressing concerns of gender inclusive bathrooms, lactation spaces and parking as well. now strikes across campuses. they begin tomorrow first at cal poly pomona and continue tuesday here at sf state will also see demonstrate actions in la and in san mento on wednesday and thursday. we're live this morning from san francisco, i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. thank you, james. >> there

csu is prepared to get back to the bargaining table at any time to reach a sustainable agreement that my salary increases for our valued faculty. that was said by the vice chancellor of human resources in a recent press release. she also says emma we recognized the need to increase compensation and are committed to doing so but our financial commitments must be physically sustainable. the strike starts here and tomorrow it will happen at san francisco state followed by cal state l.a. on wednesday and will continue at sacramento state on thursday. we are working to get more information and hear from the students soon. >> they sent us a statement saying the university respects our employees and their labor rights and we remain hopeful that the csu reaches an agreement as they have done with other unions. >>> from one strike and works that one that won't happen. dozens of plumbers, carpenters, roofers and more and plan to protest today for what they call unfair labor practices. according to the san francisco building and construction trades council the unified district failed to pay wage

so not guaranteed raises under the csu proposal.m says that it has to do that because it's facing a one and one half million dollar funding gap and can't afford to pay faculty members more. the faculty union says the university system has plenty of money in its reserves and should cut some of its many administrative positions to better pay. the people who actually teach the classes. the faculty union says a 12% raise would just allow them to break even with the rising rate of inflation over the past couple of years. an independent fact finder recently recommended that both sides compromise with a 7% salary increase this year for faculty members, but picket lines are expected to start at 730 this morning. you can see a tent and some signs are at the ready here in front of the administrative office building here at san francisco state. there's also a rally scheduled at noon today for this one day strike and two other csu campuses are also having strikes one day strikes this week, tomorrow, csu, los angeles, and then on thursday, sacra

tomorrow and thursday, strikes will be at the csu campuses in los angeles and sacramento. the csu administered as are set to come back to the bargaining table next week. >>> with our investigative unit expose oakland's dangerously long 911 response time, the city said that staffing was the main cause. now we are finding out that oakland only has itself to blame. >> we have had more on the 911 coverage and we have this major mistake. >>> after the investigations, as well as two civil grand jury reports, council members did a deep dive into the oakland 911 dispatch hiring process. we are told now that she found oakland's human resources department failed to process the applications for an entire year. despite the need to fill several dispatch vacancies, they say from april 2022 until april 2023, the city's hr department missed out on about 1000 submitted applications. at one point, they got as many as 362 applications a month. as a result, open dispatcher positions were left vacant as the city's emergency response continued to fail. we have been telling you that this left th

. >>> csu plans to head back to the picket line at the start of the supporting semester. the faculty association wants better pay, working conditions, the union is calling for a weeklong strike across all csu campuses. the two sides head back to the bargaining table january 8. >>> reviewers were blowing up our phones hours ago asking about these lights floating in the sky. >>> a legal headache for twitter. a ruling in court for x employees that were laid off when elon musk bought the company. >>> we are seeing more fog heading into sunday morning, in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. >>> x forme

>>> right now at 11:00, csu faculty deliver a lesson on negotiating. the impact on the biggest public university system in the nation and a response from the chancellor. >>> good morning, and thank you for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. this labor action couldn't come at more difficult time for students with finals right around the corner. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us from our newsroom with a look at the first day of this four-day walkout. >> so, the students are going to feel an impact, yet many will be joining their professors, their lecturers, librarians, counselors, and coaches on the picket line in the next four days. we won't see that picketing action in the bay area until tomorrow, but it is in full swing already at cal state, pomona. there are signs they're carrying. the union is representing 29,000 workers statewide asking for a single-year raise of 12% because, their union says, csu has not kept pace with inflation. they're offering 15% over three years. the union says only the 5% in th

the csu system has countered with a 15% increase over three years. it says it cannot support yearly raises of more than 5. >> the csu values its faculty and is committed to ensuring that we give them a fair and competitive salary. but again, balanced on being financially sustainable for the system to be able to provide services. >> they are hoarding money in these investment accounts and then telling us that they don't have any money. they actually just voted to raise tuition on students by 34% over five years. so what we are demanding is that this has to stop. >> the union represents more than 29,000 faculty, including professors, lecturers, librarians, counselors and coaches at four campuses, a trailer full of camping and cooking equipment for scouts gets stolen from a church parking lot. also ahead, another potential problem for the antioch police department. the new allegations stemming from what's seen in a police body cam video. we'll get some rain to talk about this week. >> it shows up towards wednesday and a little bit into thursday perhaps.

csu is prepared to get back at the negotiating table. now, some students say that their finals are going to be impacted, and of course there are a lot of athletic events happening at this time of year. but a lot of the students say they're going to join their professors, lecturers and faculty members on the picket line to show solidarity. >> thank you. >>> while that's going on, meanwhile, a late-night agreement in san francisco has san francisco school workers not walking off the job. trade workers, including plumbers, carpenters and roofers, were set to hold a one-day strike today. late last night both sides announced a memorandum of understanding is in place with the sides agreeing to negotiate in good faith to address outstanding grievances and a plan to reach a new deal by the end of january. >>> a warning for anyone headed to the coastline today, the national weather service saying that all northwest facing beaches will have an increased risk of sneaker waves. those are the unexpected large waves rolling in by surprise, which can s

csu is offering 15% over three years, only 5% of which is guaranteed.sting an increase in parental leave from six weeks to a full semester. the csu's chancellor's office responded saying, in part, quote, our goal and hope is to minimize any disruption to our students. csu is prepared to get back to the bargaining table with the cfa at any time, cfa being the teachers union. a smaller union of over 1,000 maintenance and electrical workers plans to strike next week and that would be affecting 22 campuses. as far as the impact on students, we have reached out to csu this morning to see how this will impact classes. however, we did speak with a student over the weekend and they were hearing that from their professors, most, if not all campuses would be shut down -- classes would be shut down on campus again. we have reached out to the school to confirm that. that was from a student. reporting live at sf state, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> it's 5:34 right now. a live look from israel to the gaza border. israel this morning is expand

the csu says they can't afford to give the union those demands.can't afford to give them what they want. the union says they actually can. so there's a lot of back and forth between the two sides. but for students here going to san francisco state, we're going to be impacted by this. with the semester coming up. they say they will have to make adjustments. we're going to wait to see what those adjustments are going to be. we will be reaching out to them to get a further update. we're live here at san francisco state. i'm ryan curry, abc seven news. thank you, ryan. >> it is a surprising trend. you might notice while you're doing your holiday shopping this season, some retailer owners are changing their return policy. and a survey of major us retailers, 59% are telling shoppers just to keep the items that would cost more for the retailer to ship back last year, just 26% of surveyed companies had the, quote, return less policy. i ordered a rug and when it arrived to me, i realized the color just wasn't right. >> and they were like, you know what? no

the union is demanding a 12% pay increase the csu chancellor's office says it remains ready to returnthe bargaining table to reach a quote, fair and sustainable agreement. the union vows to work stoppages early next year. if university leaders don't meet their demands. >> hundreds of california's former felons will receive cash payments of $2400 to help them transition back into society. it's part of the state re entry program offering counseling and job search support for former prisoners. the ceo of the nonprofit running this program says the first 3 to 6 months out of prison are the toughest payments will be distributed as former prisoners reach specific milestones like taking job interviews. a new bill is coming to stop sideshows. california congressman josh carter says he's backing what's being called the they're fast. we're furious act. it would form a federal street racing prevention and intervention task force led by the fbi. >> because a lot of these crimes are the illegal weapons, especially as well as the fencing on the drugs that are coming alongside the sideshows. and fra

csu is prepared to get back to the bargaining table at any time.s just four days long, this time, the union says they're not ruling out a longer action. >> thank you so much, kris. here are some other stories you need to know about. santa clara county is weighing a housing proposal. another store has joined the san francisco retail exodus, but first, a late night agreement prevents san francisco food workers from walking off the job. trade workers were set to hold a strike today, but late last night, both sides anounszed a mem random of understanding was put in place. the sides have agreed to negotiate in good faith to address outstanding grievances. the plan is to reach a new deal by the end of january. >>> joining the san francisco exodus, this time it's the lego store. it was located inside the san francisco's center mall. it officially closed last thursday. the company's reviewing its store portfolio and helping employees search for jobs. >>> it's a proposal to add 700 new homes for agricultural workers. a news conference just got underway at n

the union says csu management rejected their demands. the deadline to reach an agreement was last week. so now the strike begins. the teachers union or the union representing these teachers is asking for the following a 12% raise to keep up with inflation, manageable workloads and expanded paid parental leave to last the entire semester semester for more counselors for students safety, for provisions and much more. csu management says they can't afford those proposals. and as we prepare for those final exams, they say right now those teachers union has to use this time to get that fair contract that they say they deserve. so we're going to be keep tracking this all week to see how it's going to be impacting this university as it prepares for the end of the semester here. we're live in san francisco. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> all right, thank you, ryan. on the peninsula now, a bay area couple became the target of a christmas grinch while running errands. a man named jesus tells abc seven news he and his wife picked up a christmas tre

the csu system has countered with a 15% increase over three years. it says it cannot support yearly raises of more than 5. >> csu values its faculty and is committed to ensuring that we give them a fair and competitive salary. but again, balanced on being financially sustainable for the system to be able to provide services. >> they are hoarding money in these investment accounts and then telling us that they don't have any money. they actually just voted to raise tuition on students by 34% over five years. so what we are demanding is that this has to stop. >> the union represents more than 29,000 faculty, including professors, lecturers, librarians, counselors and coaches at four campuses in san francisco, unified school district strike has been averted . trade union workers who help maintain sf ucsd's schools had planned to walk out today to protest unfair labor practices, unpaid wages and other issues. they've now reached a memorandum of understanding with the district. the mou says the district is committed to finishing negotiate by february 1st

the csu system proposed a 15% raise for faculty over three years. but the union says that offer is unacceptable. >> first of all, they're not offering 15%. they're offering 5% for this year, when we're asking for 12. and then they're stipulating that they would be willing to give us 5% in the next two years, if the state provides the money. >> reporter: san francisco state referred us to chancellor's office. the union says more than 500 faculty are scheduled to be at the picket line tuesday, including faculty from other csus. then next week the union plans to meet with csu management again. >> while that's going on, another strike has been averted. about 30 minutes ago we learned the san francisco unified school district be an its trade union reached an agreement. it cancels a one-day strike set for tomorrow. dozens of workers including carpenter, plumbers were to participate. >>> taking a look from the israel-gaza border. lots of smokey skies. it's raising new fears for palestinians, many who fled to the south and are being told to flee again. a st

it's the first in a series of rolling strikes at four csu campuses. sf state is set to go on strike tomorrow. csu's los angeles goes on strike wednesday, and sacramento state on thursday. the union says it wants a 12% pay increase for the year, with additional raises in following years. csu system has countered with a 15% increase over three years and says it cannot support yearly raises of more than 5. >> csu values its faculty and its committed to ensuring that we give them a fair and competitive salary. but again, balance it on being financially sustained for the system to be able to provide services they are hoarding money in these investment accounts and then telling us that they don't have any money. >> they actually just voted to raise tuition on students by 34% over five years. so what we are demanding is that this has to stop. >> the union represents more than 29,000 faculty, including professors, lecturers, librarians, counselors and coaches. at four campuses. a strike has been averted with facility workers in the san francisco unified schoo

csu la goes on strike wednesday and sacramento state on thursday. the union says it wants a 12% pay increase for this year, with additional raises in following years. the csu system has countered with a 15% increase over three years. it says it cannot support yearly raises of more than 5. >> csu values its faculty and is committed to ensuring that we give them a fair and competitive salary. but again, balanced on being financially sustained for the system to be able to provide services, they are hoarding money in these investment accounts and then telling us that they don't have any money. >> they actually just voted to raise tuition on students by 34% over five years. so what we are demanding is that this has to stop. >> the union represents more than 29,000 faculty, including professors, lecturers, librarians, counselors and coaches. at four campuses. >> the santa clara county board of supervisors is considering a funding plan to build new, affordable housing for agricultural workers. the board is set to vote tomorrow. the plan calls for building

csu says the average class size for spring 24 is only up to 21.6. students from 20.4 in spring 23. at the same point in time, although they expect that to go up marginally as more students enroll between now and then. but rudy and cordero says the plan presented is not the way to ensure that students have the best opportunity to thrive and succeed as the school promises. >> this is really going to affect the our educational mission. and i don't think the university's really talking about that. i hear a lot about budget, but i'm concerned about our students at san jose state university. >> dustin dorsey, abc seven news . >> is danger lurking under bay area freeways what caltrans discovered following last month's fire in los angeles, a dog and the van it's in are stolen. >> now we just got an update on the frantic search. and there is a happy ending. plus, the panel was great. >> i thought we needed even more time. >> after an hour of take action, san francisco with the mayor, police chief and da abc7 news is continuing our commitment to building a better bay area by following up on

number five, a rolling strike of california state university faculty moves to csu los angeles today. >> yesterday, faculty protested at san francisco state. tomorrow, they go to sacramento. number six, if you heard me just a few moments ago, i said we had a new crash reported in bay point. >> here's a look at it on the map. it's westbound four before bailey road. your speeds are down to around nine miles per hour. number seven, a holiday tradition here in san francisco. >> the city's annual tree lighting at civic center plaza is tonight. it's happening from 4 to 7 p.m, a major mess in the pacific northwest. >> and it's expected to get worse coming up at 530. the dangerous and deadly conditions from a powerful late fall storm and safety in the skies. >> recent incidents proving pilots and air traffic controller are being pushed to the brink. how one local lawmaker is working to do somethin you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body. you green that body. you brain power that body. you practice... and practice that body. you make it rain that body. you flu shot that body. and now

csu says it's ready to go back to the bargaining table at anytime. a vice chancellor released a statement in part saying, "we recognize the need to increase compensation and are committed to doing, so but our financial commitments must be fiscally sustainable." we spoke to one student supporting the staff in their push for better pay and better working conditions. >> there has to be disruptions to change the status quo. you got to make something happen in order for that to happen. you need to shake some trees or do whatever it takes like a strike in this case. >> sf state sent us a statement saying in part the university "respects our employees and their labor rights. we remain hopeful that the csu reaches an agreement with the cfa as they have done with other unions." >>> taking a live look at san jose, county supervisors are on the verge of approving hundreds of new affordable housing units for agricultural workers. supervisors are expected to approve funding for that project at tomorrow's board meeting. >> housing 20,000 people is so critical and

csu has offered 15% spread out over 3 years. but that plan was rejected. the union says that inflation and the high cost of living has hit hard. our members have lost double digits in purchasing power. so they're paying more for child care, more for food, more for and we need 12% just to break. even it's not a raise. it's a break. even with inflation california state university says they are committed to reaching a fair deal with the unions, but that any agreement must be fiscally sustainable. >> we recognize the need to increase compensation and we are committed to doing so. but our resources are limited. following tuesday's strike here at fsu, additional strikes are planned for thursday on csu campuses. >> in los angeles, in sacramento, in san francisco, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> coming up tonight at 6 at below valley college coach as his trial date said in a case accusing him of crimes. we'll tell you about his day in court. plus, an update out of virginia tonight. we're a house exploded during a search warrant and how gene is relying on drones

. >>> another headline we are watching, trouble at csu. hundreds of faculty members from the biggest public university system in the country are walking off the job. a week's worth of rolling walk-offs started today. this is on the campus of cal poly pomona. tomorrow there's a walkout at san francisco state. a union representing the 29,000 cal state university employees say faculty isn't being paid enough. they want a single-year raise of 12%. csu is offering a 15% raise over three years, only 5% of which is guaranteed. >>> well, it's official. another bay area politician is running for congress. state assembly member evan lowe has officially filed paperwork to run for the 16th congressional district. that spot is up for grabs next year because congresswoman anna eshoo is retiring. the seat represents parts of the south bay, midpeninsula, and parts of san mateo county. if low decides to formally announce a run, he enters a growing field. two people have already announced a run. santa clara county supervisor joe simitian, and rishi kumar. f

csu offered 15% but spread out between 3 years which the union turned out. teachers today said inflation and the high cost of living have hit them hard. >> members have lost double digits in purchasing power. so they're paying more for child care. more for food, more for and we need 12% just to break, even as not to raise its a break, even with inflation. >> csu says they're committed to reaching a fair deal with the unions. the statewide strike will continue thursday in sacramento and los angeles. >> still to come here tonight, the next republican presidential debate is scheduled for tomorrow evening where you can watch coming up. >> and next, and then lo has announced his candidacy for congress. how is competition is sh another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser perman

csu is offering 15% over the next three years. alaska airlines is buying one of its biggest rivals. air announced today it's acquiring hawaiian airlines. for $1.9 billion. the deal, which needs government approval, comes after several months of negotiations. hawaiian's ceo says both companies will keep their brands. the merger will also turn honolulu into the company's second largest hub that could enable greater international connectivity for west coast travelers. well, a warning tonight from the us secret service about so-called pig butchering scams. it's a type of crypto fraud and it's on the rise. the secret service says the scam originated in southeast asia and is spreading globally. the abc7 news i-team found out on how hackers are specifically targeting silicon valley tech workers. i-team reporter stephanie sierra spoke with a secret service special agent about the impact here in the bay area and the pig butchering scam. >> it's a type of romance scam that's a little more sophisticated in which criminals lure victims into a virtual relationship to build trust over time. event

y tenemos buena fe de encontrar un camino al incremento salarial, dijo la portavoz de csu.ncremento salarial. por tal motivo, la huelga continúa mañana en la universidad estatal de san francisco, miércoles en el csu de los Ángeles y el jueves en la universidad estatal de sacramento. la asociación de docentes de california también contó con el apoyo de otros sindicatos en este primer día de huelga, donde finalmente esperan que el objetivo se cumpla, que sus demandas sean escuchadas. balbino avilés noticiero. telemundo 48 y un acuerdo de última hora evita que los trabajadores del distrito escolar unificado de san francisco abandonen sus labores. >> los empleados de oficios comunes, incluyendo fontaneros, carpinteros y tejedores, planeaban realizar una huelga de un día a partir de hoy. sin embargo, ambas partes anunciaron la firma de un memorando de entendimiento en el que se comprometen a negociar de manera honesta para resolver las disputas salariales pendientes y alcanzar un nuevo acuerdo para finales de enero del próximo año en el congreso federal, un grupo de senadores de

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csu released this statement. it says csu is prepared to get back to the bargaining table with cfa at any time to reach a fiscally sustainable agreement that provides increases for our faculty. she also says we recognize the need to increase compensation and are committed to doing so but our financial commitments must be fiscally sustainable. tomorrow the strike will happen at san francisco state followed by cal state and also on wednesday and sacramento state thursday. we will keep you updated and try to get reactions from students as well. >> thanks. >>> one strike in the works to one that will not happen. san francisco unified school district reached a tentative agreement. we are talking about plumbers, carpenters, roofers and more. according to san francisco building and construction trades council they failed to pay wages owed. they're going to work toward completing negotiations. >>> closures are expected because of a strike by burling game city workers claiming unfair labor practices. plan on closures at th

. >> university faculty members continue to press the csu system for better wages and benefits.t week their union held a four-day rolling strike at various csu campuses, including out at san francisco state. the union is demanding a 12% pay increase the csu chancellor's office says it is ready to return to the bargaining table to reach a quote, fair and sustainable agreement. the union, though, vows to increase their work stoppages early next year at the university doesn't meet their demands. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and former san jose mayor sam liccardo has made it official. there you see him filing his paperwork to run for congress. he wants to succeed representative anna eshoo who announces she's retiring. liccardo says his confidence. his experience leading san jose has prepared him for this new jobs the state of california. i'm excited to talk about the issues that >> our residents care about the most homelessness crime and the rising cost of living really identify the solutions we need. to ensure that congress is doing more. >> political experts say t

csu is prepared to get back to the bargaining table with cfa at any time. some students say that their finals are going to be impacted, their athletic events, some coaches are participating as well. but some of those students say they're going to walk the picket lines in support of those faculty members. >> taking the solidarity approach. thank you. >>> meantime, a late-night agreement means san francisco school workers will not walk off the job. trade workers, including plumbers, carpenters and roofers were all set to hold a one-day strike today, but late last night both sides announced a memorandum of understanding in place, with sides agreeing to negotiate in good faith to address outstanding grievances, and they plan to reach a new deal by the end of january. >>> a warning for anyone headed to the coastline today, the national weather service saying all northwest facing beaches have have an increased risk of sneaker waves, the unexpectedly large waves rolling in by surprise, which can sweep unsuspecting people into the sea. the warning takes effect at n

the union is demanding a 12% pay increase the csu chancellor's office says they remain ready to return to the bargaining table to reach a quote, fair and sustainable agreement. the union vows to increase the work stoppages early next year. if university leaders don't meet their demands. here you can see mission street vendors continuing to protest a temporary ban that they say threatens their livelihood. dozens of them rallied friday asking the city to let them continue to work at 24th and mission streets. one vendor told kron 4 that he couldn't rent this month because of the ban. others say the city's ban has forced them to move to chinatown where there are feuer customers overall. >> we are belong to the saber. we are belongs to chinatown. is the latino district and we are last of the latino >> and the vendors who have legal permits to work say they don't want a handout. they just want to go back to work and earn a living in the mission district. but the san francisco department of public works as their workers were assaulted and threatened by people illegally selling stolen goods on

the union is demanding a 12% pay increase the csu chancellor's office says it remains ready to return to the bargaining table to reach a quote, fair and sustainable agreement. the union, those vowing to increase these work stoppages early next year. if the university doesn't meet their demands. >> election headquarters and former san jose mayor sam liccardo has officially filed his paperwork. >> to run for congress and areas turning and he hopes to succeed. representative anna eshoo who announced her retirement last month. the says he is confident that his experience leading san jose has prepared him for this constitution. i'm excited to talk about the issues that >> our residents care about the most homelessness crime and the rising cost of living. and really identify the solutions we need. to ensure that congress is doing >> all he has to do is raise a lot of money that's going to be key in this race. that's what experts say is going to make a successful race. so we'll see if you can do that in the constitution. >> going to take a break or 6.22. but coming up on the kron 4 morning n

we need 12%. >> the csu chancellor's office responded.did tell us campus remains open but was not clear how classes could be impacted. the president of the local chapter did say that his members, most if not all, would not be teaching class today. judging by what we saw on campus, campus seems to be very quiet today. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >>> warmer weather today. don't let it fool you. we could have more rain on the way this week. here is kari hall with a look at the forecast. >>> looking at our temperatures today, it's going to be one of the warmest days we will see in a while with highs into the upper 60s and low 70s. up to 75 degrees for morgan hill. parts of the north bay in the mid to upper 60s with a partly cloudy sky overhead. tomorrow we are going to have a cooldown with highs in the low 60s for most. we get a day with some off and on showers as this storm system comes in. we may see another wave of rain behind that on thursday. as we get closer to the weekend, the rain starts to move back to the north. we wil

the union now the four-day rolling strike at various csu campuses, including san francisco state. the unit is demanding a 12% pay increase the csu chancellor's office says it remains ready to return to the bargaining table to reach what they call a fair and sustainable in agreement. the union vows to increase the work stoppages early next year. if the university doesn't meet their demands. hundreds of california's former felons are going to get cash payments of $2,400 to help them transition back into society. this is a state reentry program that offers counseling and job search support for former prisoners. the ceo of the nonprofit that runs the program says the first 3 to 6 months out of prison are the tough u.s. payments are going to be distributed as the former prisoners reach specific milestones, including taking job interviews. starting next month. more people in california will be eligible for medical coverage. a new state law will fully cover adults who are between 26 and 49 years old. regardless of immigration status right now in california, people under 26 and over. 49,

csu east bay professor zeno rasmussen is the scout master. >> the scouts sort of. you built the you build this gear and it belongs to you and now it's gone. we have to start that all over. >> the thieves who apparently used a vehicle with a hitch cut through a chain sometime last week and they had to know the trailer had no lock on the hitch . and get this, one of the trailer's tires was flat. >> they had to change a flat tire, which we were about to do to get it more mobile again. and they swapped it, probably swapped the plates. so it was undetectable by a plate readers, which san ramon police have checked? no evidence of it coming in or out. >> it's all a part of the nation's growing culture of theft as hard as it is to say that america has descended into a theft of culture where if something isn't nailed down or even if it is, it's fair game for far too many people, the church of the valley after itself, having been recently burglarized, installed security cameras which were on timers. that suggests that the thieves might have had some knowledge of the systems

csu says it's offering 15% that is spread out between 3 years which the union has turned down. faculty says inflation and the high cost of living is hitting them hard. >> members have lost double digits in purchasing power. so they're paying more for child care. more for food, more for and we need 12% just to break, even as not to raise its a break, even with inflation. >> csu says that it is committed to reaching a fair deal with the unions. the statewide strike is set to continue on thursday in sacramento and los angeles. >> the chinese restaurant in san francisco's west portal neighborhood that's been serving customers for more than 20 years closing its doors for good. the owner of john blume announced the closure on its website. no reason was given for the closure. still ahead tonight, some boy scout activities canceled in the east bay. >> after a fall victim to a theft taking away some precious items. how you can help. the new law that will protect employees who enjoy smoking pot. from their bosses. >> game between the oakland mayor and the oakland police officers associat

the cdu, csu and spd together received about 50% of the votes. why were they called folk?always together gained at least a constitutional majority. subjectivity due to the fact that some, some part of the european bureaucracy simply fit into this topic for their own benefit ukraine, okay, then the question is simple , now let’s simulate the situation, the united states loses interest in ukraine completely if it switches to the middle east, yes, it pushes this problem exclusively onto europe, how long will europe deal with ukraine’s problem, even taking into account how.. ... they said the need to have a common enemy, as a means of escaping from their own social cataclysms, well , this is a rather idealistic option, i think the united states will not merge... this is the same moldova, georgia, azerbaijan, that is, there are enough certain candidates, donors, cheap labor, how long this will take is a difficult question, it must be calculated, but i think that they are ready to play until 2028 for sure, why 28, because there will be the next elections in the united states. go

csu released the statement. csu is prepared to get back to the bargaining table with cfa at any time to reach fiscally sustainable agreement that provides salary increase for valued faculty. she says we recognize the need to increase compensation and are committed to doing so but financial commitments must be fiscally sustainable. tomorrow the strike will happen at san francisco state and followed by cal state wednesday, sacramento state thursday. we are working to get you more information on this and we'll hopefully hear from students. >>> from a strike in the works to one that won't happen. there is a tentative agreement with the trades people. plumbers, carpenters, roofers and more had planned to strike today. according to the building and construction trades council unified district failed to pay wages owed. they're going to work to completing negotiations by february 1. >>> if you plan on using th easten library, closures are expected by workers claiming unfair practices. also plan on closures at the commun

the cdu, csu and sdp together received about 50% of the votes. why were they called folk?lways together gained at least a constitutional majority. that is, there is no trust in systemic political forces in the social institutions that exist. and so. in the name of somehow uniting society, and it is best to unite, if there is nothing to sell them, just now appears, the image of the enemy and fear, this is what is being done, therefore europe, or rather their elites, who do not think about european interests, they think about euro-atlantic interests, their home is the plane between brussels and washington. they are not interested in europe in this regard, their accounts are in transnational banks, they receive their interest, they don’t care whether the german grandmother receives one pension, or we raise the retirement age, or start withdrawing part of the pension for some military, there other funds and services, they are not interested in this, but they are available. another trend, you noticed about slovakia, and this is only the first election, and i want to emphasize t

csu is offering 15% over three years, only 5% of which is guaranteed. in parts of the bay area, and the dense fog advisory continues until 11:00 this morning, where we're seeing in some spots visibility down to zero. we're seeing it dropping in parts of the east bay. we're also going to see it clearing up for the afternoon. temperatures in the upper 60s. watching out for rain. you can see the full forecast on you can see the full forecast on our alaska airlines $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪ we care a lot. ♪ you know, my friend funshine would have loved this trip. ♪♪ well our companion fare is just $99 with the alaska airlines visa card, so your friend can come along with you! next time you're the legs! ♪ ♪ we care a lot ♪ ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, massive explosion a house in virginia bursting into flames overnight as police were attempting to execute a search warrant we're live with the latest. >>> then holiday shopping hack how a

the cdu, csu and sdp together scored about 50% votes. why were they called folk?hey always together gained at least a constitutional majority. that is, there is no trust in the systemic political forces, in the social institutions that exist. interested, but there is another trend , you noticed about slovakia, and these are only the first elections, and i want to emphasize the curious point that such a special opinion exists and prevails in the societies of the former austria-hungary, yeah, hungary has been very was critical of this whole ukrainian topic, we see a sharp change of opinion in slovakia. and soon there will be a czech republic, soon there will be austria, initially it went on quite restrainedly, it went on quite restrainedly, now there will be even more criticism and gradually a pragmatic core will be built within the european union that understands that we are losing funds, we are losing our subjectivity because of that some part of the european bureaucracy benefits. yes, he pushes this problem exclusively onto europe. how long will europe deal with