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chatgpt edu will be rolled out to the entire csu community over the next month.e, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, back to the top story, which is, of course, the weather and driving across the bay bridge. yes. and the wipers are on maximum and you still can't see. you know, this is a serious. >> yeah. was it kind of a white knuckle situation, especially with the winds on that bridge? >> yeah, it's a nerve wracking experience especially. you get alongside a big truck and you see the truck swaying a little bit. >> yeah. and spencer, those conditions are going to last a while right. >> they're going to last through the evening commute. yes they are. so those driving heavy rains are still falling, making the visibility difficult. and those strong winds are difficult for driving anywhere, but especially on overpasses and bridges. so let's take a look at live doppler seven and see what's happening right now. you can see that this storm still blankets virtually all of the bay area. we had a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for parts of san francisco, sa

the master plan for career education won't succeed without the csu.it's an engine of social and economic mobility. >> sonoma county board of supervisors making that very case in this letter to the csu chancellor and board of trustees pleading for an intervention. >> sonoma state has been an integral part of sonoma county. we want it to remain that way, and we want to make sure it's uh- uh- its successes. uh- gauaranteed going forward. >> tara campbell abc seven news. >> hundreds of thousands of people are expected to pack san francisco for nba all star weekend. it really is a critical moment for the city still trying to shake off the national doom loop narrative and show off to the city and the world everything that's good about this community. and abc seven news reporter j.r. stone has more on the excitement and the opportunity. >> san francisco is open for business again. >> that's the message from san francisco mayor daniel lurie at wednesday night's nba all star tip off event at chase center. >> we need to have the eyes of the world look on us and

the csu chancellor is sharing a stark warning.ith rising enrollment like san jose state are not immune. in this, abc seven news reporter lauren martinez looks at the big picture. >> what do we do? stand up. fight back. >> students and staff at sonoma state university rallied in frustration over dramatic budget cuts. what was supposed to be an in-person town hall on thursday was changed to a virtual one. >> doctor emily. cutrer. >> this week, the california state university board of trustees and its committees addressed proposed reductions that would impact all 23 campuses. >> sonoma was just the first that's made the headlines. you're going to hear a lot more of these stories across the state. >> with the governor's budget proposal. the csu system faces a nearly 8% cut to its general fund. that's $375 million of state support. in a presentation, the finance committee addressed how csu's have already tightened their belt. >> 1430 course sections were eliminated in just one year by seven universities between fall 23 and fall 24. >>

the master plan for career education won't succeed without the csu. it's an engine of social and economic mobility. >> sonoma county board of supervisors making that very case in this letter to the csu chancellor and board of trustees pleading for an intervention. >> sonoma state has been an integral part of sonoma county. we want it to remain that way, and we want to make sure it's uh- uh- its successes. uh- gauaranteed going forward. >> tara campbell abc seven news. >> hundreds of thousands of people are expected to pack san francisco for nba all star weekend. it really is a critical moment for the city still trying to shake off the national doom loop narrative and show off to the city and the world everything that's good about this community. and abc seven news reporter j.r. stone has more on the excitement and the opportunity. >> san francisco is open for business again. >> that's the message from san francisco mayor daniel lurie at wednesday night's nba all star tip off event at chase center. >> we need to have the eyes of the world look on us an

san jose state and the other 22 csu schools are teaming up with adobe, google, open ai and many otherin goals here is to develop the system so that one ai platform is used across every csu university. >> we noticed across the country, not just in the csu, is that universities are developing their own ai strategies and depending on their funding, they're purchasing their own tools. we were seeing that happening in the csu, and we realized we can't let some universities go ahead while others fall behind. so we needed to provide a common tool. >> the curriculum includes chatgpt edu, a customized version of chatgpt created specifically for educational institutions. there's also apprenticeship programs within ai enabled organizations. and now it's the story i've been looking forward to all morning because, well, if you're looking to mingle this valentine's day, why not do it on bart? the agency is hosting a speed dating event on february 14th. they're calling it valen train. it's open to people 18 to 35. so i guess if you're older than that. sorry. >> you're out of luck. >> they say it's f

each csu will also offer ai training and tools at no extra cost. ai is something that can be learned, right? it's not magic. if people engage with it, they can practice with it. they can figure out how it works under t hood. and so it's just so important to think about giving people the classes and the tools they need to do that. preparing the next generation of techies for the next wave of tech jobs and what they're doing and making this deployment available, is saying that access to ai is fundamentally important to students, both to learn and teach with ai, but also to gain the skills needed to be competitive in the future economy. and in addition to those tools, those companies will also be offering the students internships in the months and years to come. jessica. okay. thank you very much, scott. well, san francisco has a new fire, chief. it happened today. a big promotion for longtime firefighter dean crispin. he's a 34 year veteran of the department, most recently serving as a battalion chief. before the mayor named him for the top job. cris

california state university system responded to the president's order, writing in part, quote, the csu and our universities are committed to our responsibilities under the csu nondiscrimination policy title nine and state and federal law to protect against and respond to all forms of discrimination or harassment in the csu's educational programs and activities, including our athletics programs. all right. now to our weather as we take you right outside for a live look at the golden gate bridge at this hour, where we are seeing a break in the rain. but you can see the roadways are still looking slick tonight as we try to dry out from this last storm. it was a bit of a different look, though. if we head to san francisco and show you the sight. earlier this afternoon, the rain was coming down a bit harder at that point. more wet roads there as the cars passed embarcadero and the ferry building. as people kept those umbrellas out and handy. and down in the south bay, a similar sight. after just short breaks of wet weather, you can see people just trying to stay dry sharing that umbrella. s

the csu chancellor is sharing a stark warning.es with rising enrollment like san jose state are not immune. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez looks at the big picture. >> what do we do? stand up. fight back. >> students and staff at. >> sonoma state university rallied in frustration over dramatic budget cuts. what was supposed to be an in-person town hall on thursday was changed to a virtual one. >> doctor emily cutrer. >> who this week the california state university board of trustees and its committees addressed proposed reductions that would impact all 23 campuses. >> sonoma was just the first that's made the headlines. you're going to hear a lot more of these stories across the state. >> with the governor's budget proposal, the csu system faces a nearly 8% cut to its general fund. that's $375 million of state support. in a presentation, the finance committee addressed how csu's have already tightened their belt. >> 1430 course sections were eliminated in just one year by seven universities between fall 23 and fall 24. >>

that's ed clark from the csu system. good to have you on. ed. >> thank you so much. >> well, one organization is getting black communities outside to experience the beauty of nature. coming up next, right here on the four from swimming to hiking. how outdoor afro is making the great outdoors fun and safe for everyone. >> and weather clouds. definitely marching into the area right now. we could be tracking some showers as early as tonight into tomorrow morning, but the next main event in terms of heavy rain and strong winds that will arrive wednesday evening. w hav (man) got one more antoine. (vo) with usps ground advantage, it's like you're with us every step of the way. ♪ (man) cooool. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door. the great outdoors, from fishing and hiking to camping and kayaking. >> as we continue to honor and celebrate black history month here at ktvu, we talked with rue mapp, founder of the nonprofit organization outdoor afro. they were here in our studio this morning, and she talked wit

the partnership between the csu and major tech companies to bring the tools to students and staff.irst, here's drew. >> hey there. we're looking at rainfall totals from yesterday's storm. and we got soaked, especially in the north bay. we saw several inches of rain anywhere from three to nearly six inches in many areas. in fact, mount tam over the last five days saw 17in of rain. that is incredible. other areas oakland, san francisco 2 to 3in. even the south bay. more than an inch of rain. we get a break in the action today. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. our storm is now in southern california, la getting some rain today. it's quiet here the next 24 hours, but our next storm already getting its act together. this low arrives tomorrow morning and lingers throughout the day. this morning, though, it's quiet, but it is certainly very chilly compared to yesterday. we're in the 30s right now with frost advisories in effect. it's a nice looking day. you just need multiple layers out there. take the sunglasses with you because sunshine is with us all day today, but it wi

csu will be paying $17 million over an 18 month term to openai for the use of chatgpt.su hopes the adoption of ai technologies across all 23 universities will have a profound impact on training, learning and teaching tools. well, the eagles have landed in philadelphia, the super bowl champions greeted by fans at the airport as they got off their plane with that lombardi trophy in hand, raising up in the air. the eagles, fresh off their flight from new orleans, the team announced the city will host a victory parade for the birds on friday. and now the countdown is on to super bowl 60 in santa clara next year, and the entire region will get in on the action. earlier today, we talked with san jose mayor matt mehan, who said he is eager to highlight local culture, art, music, restaurants and businesses similar to what we saw in new orleans for this year's big game. he said san jose will host a number of watch parties, block parties and live music events. >> the takeaway for me is that this isn't just about the people who visit. we want to be great hosts and make sure they h

csu east bay professor of public health michael schmeltz says exposure to harmful levels can lead to serious health risks. >> reproductive effects, uh- developmental effects and delays in children, increased risks of some cancers, and interference with the body's natural hormones. >> the chemicals are used to create products resistant to water stains and heat. the lawsuit claims the south bay contamination came from firefighting foams manufactured by the companies that are routinely used at training centers, fire stations and airports in the county. >> it covers the ground and then, of course, it seeps through the ground, through the soil, and then eventually, as it goes down together with the rain water, it can accumulate at the water table in the groundwater here. >> csu east bay environmental science lecturer elena givental says it can stay for hundreds of years. pfas can be filtered out of water, and lopresti says he intends to hold the companies accountable for cleaning up their mess. >> we filed this lawsuit, which adds to the several thousand lawsuits already pending throughou

nvidia and openai, according to cal state's deputy vice chancellor of academic and student affairs, csu an 18 month term to open ai for the use of chatgpt. csu hopes the adoption of ai technologies across all 23 universities will have a profound impact on training, learning and teaching tools. >> a congressional panel will soon meet for the first time to discuss the department of government efficiency, how democrats and republicans are anticipating the inaugural hearing will to our day. i know the tri-valley did dip down to 28 degrees overnight. that freeze warning goes back into effect for our inland areas tonight in the overnight hours. in addition to the frost advisory, but it should not be as cold tonight overnight, due to the influx of clouds on the approach. now, overnight tonight, we should dip down to the 30s and 40s. we could see an isolated 27 degrees that will be more towards penngrove and cotati and maybe, perhaps even some of the isolated areas of the east bay. otherwise, 32 degrees in morgan hill. a few high, thin stratus clouds otherwise looking out towards alcatraz. the

openai and csu say it is the largest implementation of the ai platform in higher education.campuses, 460,000 students and 63,000 staff and faculty. officials say csu faculty can use chatgpt to develop curriculum, and students will benefit from tutoring and study guides. students can also connect with apprenticeship programs to learn ai skills. >> california lawmakers are calling for full staffing of cal fire in the wake of the l.a. county wildfires. a bipartisan group introduced the fight for firefighters act in sacramento today. it would fully staff 356 cal fire engines all year and keep 36 wildfire management crews working year round. the state would also phase out seasonal firefighters who work nine months of the year and transition them to full time status. cal fire officials say the recent wildfires showed that disasters don't take time off. >> firefighters no longer get a break, and fire season is now all year long. and yet, we still rely on outdated models to determine our response. we cannot continue to nickel and dime public safety and expect anything but catastroph

and a csu labor union. they're going to be holding a rally to deliver a petition to reverse budget cuts at sonoma state university. the cuts will affect multiple degree programs. the athletic department and the layoff powell teen staff, the rally set for one this afternoon right outside stevenson hall. and that nba all-star tipoff party, it's been canceled because of the stormy weather is supposed to happen today. people are now being encouraged to watch the game at thrive cities, bar and restaurants. parts of the north bay saw the most damage during the bay area's last storm and some residents. they're worried incoming rain could create more problems. so in saint rose, a mudslide damage 3 homes and threaten a dozen more 17 homes in the area are still under an evacuation warning. neighbors say little work has been done to make the area safer before the this round of rain. we for these people because after the last rain, you could see just lots of water coming down the hill. so, you know, there's that potent

sonoma state is not the only csu campus that's dealing with budget issues. the system is facing a $375 million funding cut, on top of a budget shortfall of over $800 million. their board of trustees is concerned. >> so important that this board the chancellor, the entire csu community and stakeholders come together for a show of strength, solidarity to remind californians what is at stake. >> after making that broken heart valentine today, faculty, staff and students plan to deliver a petition to administrators asking them to reverse the cuts. now, one coach told abc seven news the petition already has over 10,000 signatures. now let's talk about that rain this morning. it is slick out there. if you're driving today, andrew, it looks like it's going to happen all day today right? >> yeah that's right. the accuweather alerts in effect for heavy rain this morning. strong winds. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. you can see our atmospheric river just on top of us. we've had many hours of heavy rain this morning and we'll see more downpours this af

csu east bay professor of public health michael schmeltz says exposure to harmful levels can lead to >> reproductive effects, developmental effects and delays in children. increased risks of some cancers, and interference with the body's natural hormones. >> the chemicals are used to create products resistant to water stains and heat. the lawsuit claims the south bay contamination came from firefighting foams manufactured by the companies that are routinely used at training centers, fire stations and airports in the county. >> it covers the ground and then, of course, it seeps through the ground, through the soil, and then eventually, as it goes down together with the rain water, it can accumulate at the water table in the groundwater here. >> csu east bay environmental science lecturer elena givental says it can stay for hundreds of years. pfas can be filtered out of water, and lopresti says he intends to hold the companies accountable for cleaning up their mess. >> we filed this lawsuit, which adds to the several thousand lawsuits already pending throughout the nation, to ensure th

sonoma state is not the only csu campus that's dealing with budget issues. the system is facing a $375 million funding cut, on top of a budget shortfall of over $800 million. the board of trustees is concerned. >> it's so important that this board, the chancellor, the entire csu community and stakeholders come together for a show of strength, solidarity to remind californians what is at stake. >> and today at sonoma state, after making the broken heart, valentine faculty, staff and students plan to deliver a petition asking administrators to reverse the cuts. one coach told abc seven news the petn has over 10,000 signatures. now let's shift gears and talk about the weather, because we're all experiencing that rain this morning, drew. >> yeah we are. today is a level three. we are tracking flooding. rain. the chance of a thunderstorm, strong damaging winds. and we are seeing several reports this morning of flooding on roadways. here's live doppler seven. we'll flip it on over, show you the loop over the past six hours. and you can see we've just been in and o

csu says it will cooperate fully with the government's inquiry.an jose state has not confirmed it has a transgender woman on the volleyball team. >> this comes as san jose city leaders voted unanimously to reaffirm support for undocumented immigrants, and also started the process to take their support further. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a breakdown of what was voted on and local reaction. >> sounds of celebration from the packed city council chamber at san jose city hall this week. the council voted unanimously in support of a resolution first introduced last month by council member peter ortiz to reaffirm the city's support for its undocumented immigrant community and to commit to not collaborating with the federal administration and the ice department as it relates to undocumented and immigrant deportation enforcement. the resolution comes as many immigrants in the community say deportation fears are at an all time high among those documented and undocumented. >> everybody is scared to get out of their house, to go out an

csu will pay $17 million over an 18 month term to openai for the use of chatgpt.n of ai technologies across all 23 universities will have a profound impact on training, learning and teaching tools. >> our time now. 537. one man was arrested after he crashed a car on the bay bridge into a police vehicle during a high-speed chase. san francisco police were first called about 1050 yesterday morning about a wanted vehicle heading into san francisco from the east bay. this video shows the pursuit as police caught up with the car south of market. but then the driver sped away, eventually getting back onto the bay bridge. and that's when the car collided with a police car and the man was arrested and taken into custody. no one was hurt. another man was taken into custody, also accused of running from law enforcement. the chp says 45 year old christopher andalus took off from vallejo police saturday night, leading police on a chase along interstate 80. the chp followed and watched as andalus ran into the san pablo light linden casino. he was eventually arrested. >> in fre

the csu system announced it is becoming the nation's first and largest ai powered university system. the partnership with openai will give an education version of chatgpt to more than 460,000 students and 63,000 staff and faculty across all 23 campuses. openai says it is the largest implementation of chatgpt anywhere in the world. i'm pam cook. let's look at your dollars and cents. >> 748. let's get out the door. hopefully a lot better than we were at this time yesterday. >> well that's true. gasia for sure. we still have some issues though. i want to start with the south bay. it's pretty slow there. we've had a couple of things to get in your way. if you're driving the cupertino or sunnyvale, but most of it is just slow traffic. and a couple of earlier things have cleared up. i do want to show 280, which is doing pretty well in the northbound direction. we have to go to the east bay where westbound 24 is slow from the lafayette area all the way to oakland because of earlier issues, and we also still have a crash clearing westbound 580 at grand, which has traffic backed up all the wa

some of those were my favorite so let's it was csu fullerton had amazing ones whittier college and these were people knew pat before or all of her tumultuous life and so they knew her character they knew what she was like as a child as a teenager and then as a college student. so those were were very helpful. and then probably favorite source material were letters between pat helene. yes. so mean helene is tell tell the audience who helene was. so drowned is pat's friend for a good deal of her life. they meet when they worked together on the whittier pep squad. that whittier high school pep squad. not as cheerleaders, by the way. but as the pep squad, sort of the teachers who are leading this. they become dear friends and helene is sort of the polar opposite of pat. she's very vivacious out there, very extroverted. but she brings out the real pat. you know, the unguarded moments. what what she thinking? funny things say together and helene drowns daughter maureen nyhan told me those letters literally almost threw them away because she was cleaning her house out and was, oh, my gosh, she'

meanwhile, also in the north bay today, csu labor union is going to be holding a rally to deliver a petition to try reverse the budget cuts that were announced by sonoma state university. this comes on the heels of a 24 million dollar deficit affecting that university. the cuts will affect multiple degree programs, canceling the entire athletics department and laying off faculty and staff. the california faculty association is asking the university to reverse that decision. save the programs and keep the educators. the rally is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon. it'll be outside stevenson hall. >> a gruesome discovery in the east bay is being investigated now after san leandro, police found a body wrapped in plastic. this was a sweet water drive and spring lake drive around 7 o'clock last night. the chp and alameda county sheriff's office. also responded. this person was found wrapped in plastic homeless inside a homeless encampment. law enforcement says at this point it's too early to know the cause of death or what was behind it. police in san francisco are investigating a shooting that hap

she's a professor of civil and environmental engineering at csu. professor, good afternoon. great to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> well, let's start with the with the obvious question, because that video of pretty much everything up in sonoma county is pretty disturbing. what are some of the warning signs that your home, or perhaps the entire neighborhood, might be in danger of a landslide or a mudslide? >> first off, if you see a slope starting to sink a little bit, that can be a big indication if you see cracking. if you're towards the top of a slope or cracking in a roadway, that's an indication that the soil is starting to go as well. >> and you were saying cracking. we have a full screen up here with some warning signs that you had kind of mentioned in terms of, along with the cracks in the ground, broken or sunken roads. it also said running water in new places. can you explain a little bit about what that means? >> the main thing that contributes to destabilization of soil is in fact the water. so if you see water coming from an area that is normall

csu showcases smart gadgets and simplify life. >> startups are always looking for ways to make our lives easier with must have gadgets. and that was certainly the theme at this year's g e s today. i've got gadgets to keep your batteries charged your packages safe and even your garden growing with cool looking fog. >> there's no shortage of innovation on display at cs 2025. such an exciting time to see what's new and next in technology, what we may have in hand and the concept that a little bit further out into the future. >> light is known for flash lights. now they're tackling dead batteries with station rechargeable batteries. very good for the environment. but downside is that always very hard to used recharge them and don't know they're charged on that. so this one will take care of it. just drop your batteries in the top. it identifies the recharge doubles and spits out the rest. keeping up to 32 batteries charged and ready to go $120 packages going missing. not if you have high last year, 12 billion dollars worth packages were stolen doorsteps and hive is a solution to secure packa

. >> in the north bay, a csu labor union is going to hold a rally to deliver a petition. >> asking tose budget cuts at sonoma state university. 24 million dollars deficit is affecting the university. and so they said that they were going to be cutting multiple degree programs altogether. just of the athletic department completely. no more athletics. and layoff faculty and staff. the california faculty association is asking sonoma state to reverse these cuts to save the programs and keep the educators. the rally is set for 1 o'clock today at stevenson hall. >> san jose city officials have voted to update the 20. 24 25 budget with and implement hiring. freeze to address a projected 15 to 20 million dollar shortfall. the council approved tapping into at least 10 million from reserve funds with additional adjustments, including reallocating funds for unexpected expenses like a special election and workers compensation claims. despite these the city says it still faces a projected 16 million dollar deficit for the 25 26 fiscal year. city leaders are also preparing for potential staffing cu

. >> today in the north bay, a csu labor union will hold the rally to deliver a petition to reverse budgetsity. this is on the heels of a 24 million dollar deficit that's affecting the university and the cuts will affect multiple degree programs. the athletic department, they want to scrap completely and lay off faculty and staff. the california faculty association is asking university to reverse these cuts to save programs and to keep educators. the rally is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon at stevenson hall. san jose city officials have voted to update their 24 25 budget implementing a hiring freeze, addressing a protected 15 to 20 million dollar budget shortfall. the council approved tapping into 10 million dollars and reserve funds with additional adjustments, including reallocating funds for unexpected expenses like special election and workers comp claims. despite the measures the city says it still faces a projected 60 million dollar deficit for the 25 26 fiscal year. city leaders are also preparing for potential staffing cuts as part of their ongoing financial challenges. >> well,

well, today in the north bay, a csu labor union will be holding a rallies to deliver a petition to reverse budget cuts at sonoma state university. so this on the heels of a 24 million dollar deficit that's affecting the university. those cuts will affect multiple degree programs. athletics department and the layoff of faculty and staff, the california faculty association is asking university to reverse these cuts to save programs and keep those educators on the payroll. the rally is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon. it will be outside stevenson hall. >> time now 606, a gruesome discovery in the east bay san leandro. police found a body wrapped in plastic as they were responding to sweet water drive at spring lake drivers around 7 o'clock last night. chp and alameda county sheriff were also there. this person, the deceased was found in a homeless encampment too early to tell what the circumstances surrounding the death were. police in san francisco are investigating a shooting that happened near a construction site. it injured a pga contractor and this is video from the scene on the citizen

well, elsewhere in the north bay, csu labor union is going to be holding a rally to deliver a petition to try and reverse sonoma. state university's announced the budget cuts. now 24 million dollar deficit is what the university is dealing with. these cuts they announced will affect multiple degree programs, canceling them out right along with dismantling the athletics department and laying off faculty and staff. so the california faculty association is asking the university to reversed course and not do that. keep the programs, keep the educators. the rally is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon outside stevenson hall. >> it's 906, and i was a gruesome discovery made in the east bay when san leandro police found a body wrapped in plastic at sweet water drive at spring lake drive around 7 o'clock last night in a homeless encampment. and the chp in alameda county sheriff's also responded. they're now investigating what happened. we just know at this point that law enforcement says it's too early to know the cause of death or to report on who that person was or how they died. new this morni

conference at san jose state this morning, officials will explain how they envision transforming the csuem into an ai powered university system that will better prepare students for the workforce. >> finally, two special honors for a's legend rickey henderson. today, the oakland city council is set to discuss renaming a portion of coliseum way, rickey henderson way, and during the alameda county board of supervisors meeting, supervisors plan to include a proclamation celebrating henderson's life. rickey henderson passed away late last year at just 65 years old, he was known as one of the greatest base runners of all time. >> still ahead, a controversial parking plans. the proposals sfmta is considering that could affect your wallet. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're down about 64 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> surge in streaming the huge spike beyoncÉ's cowboy carter album is seeing on spotify after her historic night at the grammys. but first, here's drew. >> hey, reggie. we've seen a spike in our

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