president mahoney agreed.ave that conversation with our investment, not just a conversation. >> let's get something done with both transparency on a website and a conversation about a, our investment policy. >> students demanded that president mahoney call the deaths in gaza genocide. mahoney says she does not support violence or violence against unarmed civilians, but she cannot agree to that demand. i am not the secretary of state, either in dc or here. my job is actually to create the space for content neutral. that's that democratic process again. so no, as a president of a university, i don't make political statements. >> faculty members were on hand to support student activists. >> we think these are these are really important demands. and our job, as i said, is to support the students and everything that they do and help them out. >> when the open negotiating session was over, many who were there for the event said they were hopeful. >> i am very optimistic about how this conversation proceeded. we are

the bill and our right to protest speech and assembly. >> reporter: president mahoney promised to work with student protesters saying she was willing to meet with representatives as soon as possible and work with them to meet some of these demands. >> we can have two conversations. one is about what full transparency would look like and how we can make it clear to anybody who wants to see how san francisco invests its funds and spends it, but the second is to take another look at that investment policy. >> reporter: in the end president mahoney and the student protesters left the conversation to be continued. both sides seemed happy with that result. >> appreciative of my students willing to have a conversation with me. >> reporter: what's the next steps? >> we'll continue the conversation. >> i feel very confident that she has appeared to be very open to our conversations and moving forward with the majority of our demands and we're looking forward to continuing to have these conversations and looks like we are going to be making very steadfast progress into their implementation. >> r

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president mahoney agreed. >> let's have that conversation with our investment. that's just a conversation. let's get something done with both transparency on a website, a conversation about a, our investment policy students demanded that president mahoney call the deaths in gaza genocide . >> mahoney says she does not support violence or violence against unarmed civilians, but she cannot agree to that demand. i am not the secretary of state. >> either in dc or here. my job is actually to create the space for content neutral ual. that's that democratic process again. so no, as a president of a university, i don't make political statements. >> six faculty members were on hand to support student activists. >> we think these are these are really important demands. and our job, as i said, is to support the students and everything that they do and help them out. >> when the open negotiating session was over, many who were there for the event said they were hopeful. >> i am very optimistic about how this conversation proceeded. we are again very thankful for president

eight student leaders met face to face with university president lynn mahoney and other administrators in front of hundreds of other students. they are demanding the university be more transparent about its investments and divest quickly from companies providing military aid to israel. we also hope that she understands the urgency within our timeline, president mahoney told the students. they have been heard. she. agreed the university could be more transparent with its investment, and vowed to provide more information on a website and also look more closely at future investments. but the second is to take another look at that investment policy. students also asked mahoney to acknowledge the killings in palestine as genocide, but she said that was not her role as a university president. genocide is not a partizan issue, and we hope that through continuous conversation and collaboration with our student community, we can recognize that some san francisco state professors agreed. i think president mahoney doesn't get to say i'm president of the institution, therefore i'm exempted from mo

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and defend our right to protest, speech and assembly. >> reporter: president mahoney promised to work with student protesters. >> let's hammer out exactly what it would look like. >> reporter: saying she was willing to meet with representatives as soon as possible and work with them to meet some of these demands. >> we can have two conversations. one is about what full transparency would look like and how we can make it clear to anybody who wants to see how san francisco state invests its funds and how it spends it. but the second is to take another look at that investment policy. >> reporter: in the end, president mahoney and the student protesters left the conversation to be continued. both sides seemed happy with that result. >> appreciative of my students willing to have a conversation. >> what's the next steps with this? >> i'm going to continue the conversation with them. >> i feel very confident that she has appeared to be very open to our conversations and moving forward, with the majority of our demands. and we're looking forward to continuing to have these conversations and

we demand lynne mahoney. >> reporter: and work with them to meet some of these demands. >> and we can have two conversations one is about what transparent transparency would look like and to make it clear in how how san francisco spends its funds. and another is to look at that policy. >> reporter: at the end, they left the conversation to be continued. both sides seemed happy with that result. >> appreciative of my opportunities willing to have a conversation. >> what's the next step with this? >> i'm going to continue the conversation with them. >> i'm so happy that she was willing to have a conversation. and looks like we're going to be making very steadfast progress into the negotiation. >> reporter: students say that they will stay there. >>> a surf trip along the mexican coast. but three men who set off on their journey would never make it hope. the every day item that may have made them targets. >>> why a company had to cancel a major launch two hours after take off. >>> class was in session, the 2024 class i inductees to the hall of fame. >>> and some of the least accessible s

. >> san francisco state student protesters sat down with the university president, lynn mahoney, at 1:00 monday afternoon. eight student speakers facing the president and two other administrators, with three faculty members seated in the middle. the protesters called for action to stop the violence against civilians in gaza. president mahoney listened and said she saw her role as protecting free speech on campus. >> my role is actually to make it safe, and i don't just mean physically. i kind of mean culturally, politically and socially for every group on this campus to if it can't play out on a university campus, then the us is doomed. >> students presented their concerns and four demands to one disclose university finances to divest finances three. defend the palestinian people and four declare the israeli occupation a genocide. how can you, as the president, give us the space and that board of trustees meeting to not only just talk to other presidents individually, but have us directly talk to the board? mahoney said she would work with students and invited the group to give her

mahoney said that that is not her role as a university president. and in southern california, dozens of arrests on the campus of ucsd today, this is in san diego. law enforcement ordered demonstrators to leave this growing pro-palestinian encampment. those who refused were arrested. also today, protesters gathered in downtown san diego demanding the release of those people that were arrested at ucsd. some officers, you see warring riot gear and were seen with batons. ucsd moved all classes remote. we do have new information tonight on the thursday shootings of two san jose police officers, the police union says officer joseph de la roche was treated and released from the hospital, and rookie officer jaime arredondo remains in critical but stable condition. they were responding to a guests call for help at the extended stay hotel on san ignacio avenue in south san jose. kevin bruins, who she thought she had a restraining order against, was knocking on her room door when officers arrived. they confronted bruins, who opened fire. a report shows he fire

from _ markets the moment. joshua mahoney from scope - markets the moment. joshua l mahoney from scopery much indeed. we have in—depth analysis from faisal as lamb. he is posing this question? would the us economy doing too well. a good read take a look if you are interested in that. let's go to asia now, because japan's economy has slumped in the first three months of this year, hit by months of weak consumer spending. japan is on track to lose its status as the world's number four economy to india, which could overtake it next year, according to the international monetary fund. japan's total economic output or gross domestic product shrank at an annual rate of 2% betweenjanuary and march — that's a lot worse than the 1.5% fall expected by economists. so, why is it struggling? mariko 0i in singapore is looking at the numbers for us. talk us through the challenges? it basically boils down to the purchasing power of mr and mrs walter nabi as some economists would like to call them, that being a very common family name injapan, it is about private consumption accounting for half of the e

people at the encampment are telling us that the school president, lynn mahoney, will be joining them on campus for what we're told will be an open negotiation. the demands on the university include disclosing and divesting all investments with companies doing business with israel and declaring opposition to what they call the genocide in gaza. it will be hosted here at the quad over our encampment. we are going to be discussing our terms of demands and we are hoping that we come to a concrete conclusion and if we don't, then we'll continue the work that we are doing. a spokesperson says the demands are non-negotiable, and we're just hearing back from san francisco state that, in fact, a meeting is on the schedule of president mahoney. well, not the war in gaza, but climate justice was the center of another protest in the east bay. and instead of land, the demonstrators took their protests to the water. they paddled out to the bay near chevron richmond refinery, demanding the company take action to address climate crisis. now here's nbc bay area's christie smith, who they paddled to s

we are, again, very thankful for president mahoney to come out and have this conversation with us. >> the protesters say today's conversation made them hopeful, but they have no plans to pull down their encampment yet. well, another breezy night across the bay area, looking live out at the embarcadero, a taste of summer, though, just on the horizon. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here with a look at the warm up getting started in your 24 hour accuweather forecast. hi, spencer. hey umma, it is indeed getting started. >> in fact, tomorrow continues our warming trend. sunny skies all day in the early morning hours 7:00 51 degrees around the bay, nearly 50 inland and at the coast. but as we get to the noon hour, it'll be warming up mid 60s from the bay to inland only mid 50s on the coast. 4:00 in the afternoon, rising temperatures mid 70s inland about 7071 around the bay. only upper 50s on the coast and at 7 p.m. uh- all an hour and a half before sunset. we'll have 70 degrees inland, upper 60s on the around the bay shoreline and mid 50s at the coast. this is just the b

president mahoney will be there on campus tomorrow. well, new record for california travel spending has reached an all time high at more than $150 billion. last year, governor newsom made the announcement in a message taped at the top of the golden gate bridge last year. $150 billion of investment tourists around the globe coming to the great state of california, people coming back not only to visit, but coming back to live as well. okay, so the previous record for travel spending was just under $145 billion. that was in 2019. california holds the largest market share of tourism in the entire country, and it has kept its title as the fifth largest economy in the world. president biden is headed back to the bay area. he's going to be here this week, though it's not clear exactly when he'll be touching down. he plans to attend a fundraiser friday in the portola valley home of billionaire venture capitalist vinod khosla. tickets range from 6600 to $100,000. this will be at least the fourth bay area fundraising trip for mr. biden since tak

the middle of san francisco state university's campus laid it their demand to sfsu president lynn mahoney. >> we are students, we are faculty, and we are staff demanding for the csu and sf state university to divest from all companies and partnerships which actively participate in the colonization and ethnic cleansing of the palestinian people. >> reporter: the students here at sf state like so many other student protesters across the country are demanding the university not only divest from companies that do business with israel, they also want to university to disclose all of its investments. and also defend the rights of pro palestinian speech on campus and declare their support for the palestinian people in gaza. >> just as mahoney and sfu praises 1968 global strike -- and defend our right to protest, speech and assembly. >> reporter: president mahoney promised to work with student protesters. >> hammer out exactly what it would look like. >> reporter: saying she was willing to meet with representatives as soon as possible and work with them to meet some of these demand. >> we can hav

while president mahoney is looking into the way the university does business, students out here at theampment tonight are telling me that they are optimistic that their message and this effort is bringing about change. i think, honestly, we're feeling pretty good. we're feeling pretty energized about what happened. i think it's just great that we were able to have this dialog with our president. and now we're able to, you know, go back and decide kind of how we want to move forward in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news and taking a live look from the gaza border tonight, the details of that cease fire deal remain unclear. but israel believes that many of the 93 hostages captured are still alive and being held in rafah. this is all developing by the hour, so make sure to stay with today in the bay for all of the overnight developments starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning. we have new details tonight about president biden's visit here to the bay area this week. the president will touch down on friday, and he'll be busy with two high dollar fundraisers, his campaign added a s

mahoney says that the school may consider avoiding investments based on the mechanics of war just as it takes into account climate impacts and racial justice. 2 people including a teenage girl are hospitalized tonight after a driver hit them and then took off the suspect who was eventually arrested. >> was chased by police from the tenderloin to north beach before he came to a stop right outside the kron. 4 studios along the embarcadero today. kron four's dan kerman joins us now live with details. dan, this was quite an ordeal. >> yeah, definitely wanted dead. want to be in the path of this person. again, it came to rest right here just across the street for the exploratorium along the embarcadero. but not before 2 people were injured. >> you're an chase and i'm like it's here along the embarcadero with green street where san francisco police took the hit and run suspect into custody. >> this after at least the 3rd incident of the day when the white he was driving slammed into this parked car. no one was injured at this location, but that's not the case at the other locations. police

president mahoney listened and said she saw her role as protecting free speech on campus. >> my role is actually to make it safe and i don't just mean physically. i kind of mean culturally, politically and socially for every group on this campus to if it can't play out on a university campus, then the us is doomed. >> our right to protest, mahoney said. >> moving forward, she would work with the students. this meeting lasted a little bit more than an hour. faculty members and some of the protesters say they were glad to see the dialog. >> you all. >> i'm encouraged, i think, and i believe the university is acting in good faith. they've been supportive in their own way in terms of not shutting down the encampment. we are very optimistic. >> i think this was a huge step forward. i would like to say that i do hope other universities are seeing the leadership that has been performed here today. >> after the meeting with the president, the students held a caucus in the center of the encampment to discuss their response to the president. they say they will protest as long as it takes to ha

in fact, lynn mahoney sat right here. now, one of their demands is to have more transparency with the investments that the university is making. and asking the university not to invest in any companies that are perhaps providing any military aid to israel. now, hundreds of students watched as as this went on. as you can see over here, the tent camp is growing. there are now about 50 tents here. so basically the university president did agree to try to be more transparent about investments and look more closely at those investments. now, the student caucus is going to meet and look at that response, and then they're going to issue a response to the president as well. so no final decisions here. but this was the beginning of a dialog. and this is one of the first times that a university president met director with the students out in public for all the students to see back to you. all right, marianne, thank you. let's bring in our political analyst, larry gerston. let's start with these protests. you've been around college

joseph gregory mahoney when he, thanks for joining us on their programs, they really appreciate it. at best up. how would you assess the behavior of us officials regarding chinese electric cost is a full in line with the free trade practices. but the us preaches. well, let's look at the bigger picture. first of us attacks against trying to see these are part of a much larger trade war and studies prove american consumer, sir. consumers and businesses have encouraged, significant loss is due to these policies, reports estimate as many as 300000 american jobs have been loss along with half a percentage point to about gdp. it's also contributed to inflation, a leading cause of discontent among us others. now, despite these losses, uh, the u. s. continues to expand the policies that created them by their objectives seem to include increasing economic pressure on china to induce popular discontent . frustrating china is structural reforms slowing. china is rises a, a technological society, true tactic, counseling, and pushing china into a middle income trip. more specifically, the us is

reporter: mahoney currently sucks around 400 million pounds of grease out of dumpsters nationwide.s to retrievability and by 2030. even though sustainable aviation is two or three times more expensive than the possible alternative, the airlines are demanding it. facing public backlash under the climate footprint, the industry has set an aggressive goal, net zero carbon emissions by 2050. and it has no other short-term alternative to fossil fuels. >> there's a drop in fuel. you have to modify anything to use it. you don't have to build charging stations for airplanes and all those types of things. so to me, that is the logical next step. >> globally, sustainable aviation fuel production will likely reach nearly a half billion gallons in 2024. a sixfold increase since 2022. yet still only one half of 1% of the 91 billion gallon annual burn rate for jet fuel. in 2021, the biden administration launched a sustainable aviation fuel grand challenge. the goal is to produce 35 billion gallons of saff in the u.s. by 2050. but to get there, grease is not the only word. >> there won't be a sil

. >> san francisco state student protesters sat down with the university president, lynn mahoney, at 1:00 monday afternoon. eight students, speakers facing the president and two other administrators with three faculty members seated in the middle. the protesters called for action to stop the violence against civilians in gaza. president mahoney listened and said she saw her role as protecting free speech on campus. >> my role is actually to make it safe, and i don't just mean physically. i kind of mean culturally, politically and socially for every group on this campus to if it can't play out on a university campus, then the us is doomed. >> students presented their concerns and four demands to one disclose university finances to divest finances three. defend the palestinian people and four declare the israeli occupation a genocide. how can you, as the president, give us the space and that board of trustees meeting to not only just talk to other presidents individually, but have us directly talk to the board? mahoney said she would work with students and invited the group to give her

. >> last week, san francisco state university president lynn mahoney met face to face with students for gaza. she heard their demands. then administrators met with students on monday and reached a big agreement to divest from weapons manufacturers, according to student leaders. the university will also limit other indirect investments that violate human rights. overall, students say administrators met three of their demands. >> we have received a commitment to divest from weapons manufacturing to disclose clear accounts of where sfsu is investing its money, and to publicly defend our right to protest. >> however, protesters say president mahoney stopped short of calling the thousands of palestinian deaths a genocide. students say they will keep a presence on campus. >> so we resuming activity and everything in our presence here on campus. i just will not be staying the night. >> the agreement comes right before graduation for san francisco state students on may 24th. >> i think the timeline is curious, but you know what? we're never going to complain about something being done quick

mahoney told protesters the school may consider avoiding investments in companies involved with war. however she wouldn't agree to students demands that she call the war in gaza a genocide. >> my job is actually to create the space for content neutral. that's that democratic process again. so no, as a president of a university, i don't make political statements. >> i am very optimistic about how this conversation proceeds. we are, again, very thankful for president mahoney to come out and have this conversation with us. >> the protesters say yesterday's conversation made them hopeful, but they have no plans to pull down their encampment and stay with us for continuing coverage of the college campus protests in the bay area and across the country. get the latest anytime at abc7 news.com. >> 5-10. this morning we'll say hello to san jose right now. the live look outside current conditions. we have clear skies, a temperature of 52 degrees and just a very light wind less than about ten miles per hour. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. you can see our ridge of high pressure

protest organizers say they appreciate the appreciate the conversation with mahoney, and they actually do feel encouraged. >> a state bill that would let cities and counties regulate autonomous vehicles faces an uncertain future. senate bill 915 went before the senate appropriations committee this morning, where it was sent to the suspense file that allows legislators time to determine its impact on the budget. but it's also a common tactic used to kill a bill. the proposal by san jose state senator dave cortese, will let local governments have more oversight over driverless vehicles in their communities. the decision comes as waymo announced it's ready to expand into san mateo county. >> all right, let's turn to the forecast. and the question, can we finally put our umbrellas away for months? >> well, unless you are using it for the sun as a sun umbrella, yeah, that's an option. yeah. but we posed this question after the incredible happen that uc berkeley central sierra snow lab reported that this weekend's storm dumped more than two feet of snow. they're making sunday, actually the s

. >> san francisco state student protesters sat down with the university president, lynn mahoney, at:00 monday afternoon. eight student speakers facing the president and two other administrators, with three faculty members seated in the middle. the protesters called for action to stop the violence against civilians in gaza. president mahoney listened and said she saw her role as protecting free speech on campus. >> my role is actually to make it safe, and i don't just mean physically. i kind of mean culturally, politically and socially. for every group on this campus to if it can't play out on a university campus, then the us is doomed. >> students presented their concerns and four demands to one disclose university finances to divest finances three. defend the palestinian people and four declare the israeli occupation a genocide. and how can you, as the president, give us the space and that board of trustees meeting to not only just talk to other presidents individually, but have us directly talk to the board? mahoney said she would work with students and invited the group to give h

that's university president lynne mahoney sitting down and listening and talking to students in a public forum. hundreds of students gathered in a campus plaza to let the administration know what they think about all this, mahoney told protesters the school may consider avoiding investments in companies that are involved with war. however, she wouldn't agree to student demands that she call the war in gaza a genocide. >> and my job is actually to create the space for content neutral. that's that democratic process again. so no, as a president of a university, i don't make political statements. i am very optimistic about how this conversation proceeded. >> we are, again, very thankful for president mahoney to come out and have this conversation with us. >> the protesters say yesterday's conversation made them hopeful they have no plans right now to pull down their encampment. stay with us for continuing coverage of the college campus protests in the bay area and nationwide. get the latest anytime at abc7 news.com. >> this morning, new concerns about autonomous cars on the streets. just as

we are, again, very thankful for president mahoney to come out and have this conversation with us. >> today's conversation made them hopeful, but they have no plans to pull down their encampment yet. well, another breezy night across the bay area, looking live out at the embarcadero, a taste of summer, though, just on the horizon. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here with a look at the warm up getting started in your 24 hour accuweather forecast. hi, spencer. hey umma, it is indeed getting started. >> in fact, tomorrow continues our warming trend. sunny skies all day in the early morning hours 7:00 51 degrees around the bay, nearly 50 inland and at the coast. but as we get to the noon hour, it'll be warming up mid 60s from the bay to inland only mid 50s on the coast. 4:00 in the afternoon, rising temperatures mid 70s inland about 7071 around the bay. only upper 50s on the coast and at 7 p.m. uh- all an hour and a half before sunset. we'll have 70 degrees inland, upper 60s on the around the bay shoreline and mid 50s at the coast. this is just the beginning of a much

now, this group met around 1:00 this afternoon with the president, lynn mahoney. about eight student speakers were sitting on one side, and the sf state president was on the other side with two other administrators, three faculty members also were attending, seated in the middle. the protesters called for action to stop the violence against civilians in gaza. president mahoney said she was glad to meet and said she saw her role as protecting free speech on campus. she told students they have been exemplary in their peaceful protest. she'd be glad to craft investment solutions to share with other csu campuses. >> you have been heard for those of us you know, i'm a u.s. historian. i can't think of a time in the recent past where the president of the united states, whether we you agree with how we respond or not, he heard. they heard, we've heard. >> he's meaning to not only just talk to other presidents individually, but have us. >> the students called on sf state leadership to take four actions disclose their finances, divest finances, and defend palestinian people

. >> san francisco state student protesters sat down with the university president, lynn mahoney, at 1:00 monday afternoon. eight students, speakers facing the president and two other administrators with three faculty members seated in the middle. the protesters called for action to stop the violence against civilians in gaza. president mahoney listened and said she saw her role as protecting free speech on campus. >> my role is actually to make it safe, and i don't just mean physically. i kind of mean culturally, politically and socially for every group on this campus to if it can't play out on a university campus, then the us is doomed. >> students presented their concerns and four demands to one disclose university finances to divest finances three. defend the palestinian people and four declare the israeli occupation a genocide. how can you, as the president, give us the space and that board of trustees meeting to not only just talk to other presidents individually, but have us directly talk to the board? mahoney said she would work with students and invited the group to give her

. >> last week, san francisco state university president lynn mahoney met face to face with students for gaza. she heard their demands. then administrators met with students on monday and reached a big agreement to divest from weapons manufacturers, according to student leaders. the university will also limit other indirect investments that violate human rights overall, students say administrators met three of their demands. >> we have received a commitment to divest from weapons manufacturing to disclose clear accounts of where sfsu is investing its money, and to publicly defend our right to protest. >> however, protesters say president mahoney stopped short of calling the thousands of palestinian deaths a genocide. students say they will keep a presence on campus, so we resuming activity and everything in our presence here on campus, i we just will not be staying the night. the agreement comes right before graduation for san francisco state students on may 24th. i think the timeline is curious, but you know what? >> we're never going to complain about something being done quickly b

the 14 kilometer philadelphia cord or that as long served as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt. mahoney. in recent days, 5, the sources have taken operational control over the philadelphia, colorado, along the border between egypt and ref phone. she meant to send a death in card or so as an oxygen pipe for a mazda 3, which it regularly translates width into the costs of stripe. the shoot the cover to bills and cover the captor of the cord or where israel says its troops found these rocket launchers could complicate israel's relations with egypt. cairo is accused israel's using the allegations of smuggling to justify legally occupying the stretch of land. in this latest development is also a signal, israel's deepening offensive and southern gaza despite growing international calls for to stop israel's military chief of staff, visit a troops. and rafa assuring them they will push on one afternoon for me. come, we're here for a couple of reasons. this is the last time i asked for guide that remains with all the type of abilities molly and we want to dismantle is about the 5th. israel insis

here is, is really, army spokesman daniel guardian dressing the latest developments in casa maybe mahoney. in recent days, id a forces has taken operational control of the philadelphia, caught it all along the border between egypt and dropped off from the philadelphia caught her dose of does an oxygen pipe for how mosque to which it regularly transits weapons to cause us trip open cover at our jerusalem, corresponding rebecca rid of historians. we now rebecca israel says it has taken control of the buffer zone between gauze and ease of what does that mean for the situation on the ground? well that's right, and you just heard it there from the senior military spokesman daniel. hi gary, saying that they had indeed taken control of that border region area, known as the philadelphia kartel, that they had found some twin t tunnels they say along that border area and they also found rocket launches, place very close to the border, some just 10 to 40 meters, they say from that board area, i got ready saying that they would do that. have moss, i tell you we're taking advantage of the proximity to

university spokesman confirms this evening president mahoney will be there at 1:00 tomorrow afternoon in southern california, usc students protesting the war in gaza got an unwelcome wake up call. they were forced to pack up camp and leave university grounds early this morning around 4:00. this morning, police officers in riot gear helped campus officers clear that massive encampment. and coming up at 1130, we'll have much more from the usc campus and reactions from students in the middle east. a new escalation israel has closed the main border crossing used to bring food and medicine into gaza. that comes after hamas attacked that key border area. now, aid groups fear parts of gaza are now in a full blown famine. here's nbc's megan fitzgerald. tonight, another massive blow to the dire humanitarian crisis unfolding in gaza. israel shutting down the karem shalom crossing after they say hamas fired rockets towards the border. hamas says they targeted idf headquarters. the closure a significant setback. in an exclusive interview on meet the press this morning, the head of the world food

. >> he drives for mahoney environmental, subsidiary of nest egg, a finnish oil refiner that is now aader. >> the cool thing about cooking oil is it has already had one life, and now we are having a second life with it. >> mahoney currently sucks about 400 billion pounds of grease out of dumpsters nationwide. it's cooking up plans to retrieve one billion but 2020 -- by 2030, even though sustainable aviation fuel is two or three times for expensive than the fossil alternative. the airlines are demanding it. facing public backlash over its climate footprint, the industry has set an aggressive goal -- net zero carbon emissions by 2050 -- and it has no other short-term alternative to fossil fuels. >> you don't have to modify anything to use it. you don't have to build charging stations for your planes and all those types of things, so to me, that is the logical next step. >> globally, sustainable aviation fuel production will likely reach nearly 500 million gallons in 2024. a six-full increase since 2022, and yet, still only .5% in the 99 billion gallon annual burn rate for jet fuel. the

the university president mahoney held in open negotiation session with the demonstrators yesterday.nts demanding that the university disclose financial times that the college may have with israel and then divest immediately. mahoney says the school may consider avoiding investments based on the mechanics of war just as it takes into account climate impacts and racial justice. the uc berkeley chancellors now saying that following guidance from the regions, there will be no suspension of any academic ties with israel and no divestment from israel. meantime, the san francisco bay area office of the council on the american islamic relations is praising uc berkeley for launching a civil rights investigation into allegations of harassment and discrimination against a muslim student by a law professor last month, a dinner for graduating uc berkeley law students got heated. here's the video when a pro-palestinan palestinian protester stood up to read a speech about ramadan and the war in gaza. the dinner was held at the home of to berkeley professors, erwin. chairman ski and catherine fisk.

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1st of its kind negotiation, sitting face to face students laid out their demands to president lynn mahoney yesterday, there demanding the university not only divest from companies that do business with israel as well as disclosed all of its investments. and also defend the rights of pro palestinian speech on campus as well as declared their support for the palestinian people in gaza. >>>>of my students willing to have a conversation with the next steps with us, they're going to continue the conversation with them. i feel very confident that she has appeared to be very open to conversations and moving forward with the majority of our demands, and we're looking forward to continuing to have these conversations and it looks like we're going to make a very steadfast progress into their implementation. >liz>protestors say while these negotiations are ongoing, the encampment in the middle of campus will remain the boy scouts are changing their name. it's rebranding as scouting america, the organization says its emphasizing inclusion after decades of turmoil involving sexual abuse claims in recen

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president mahoney listened and said she saw her role as protecting free speech on campus. to make it safe, and i don't just mean physically. >> i kind of mean culturally, politically and socially. for every group on this campus to if it can't play out on a university campus, then the us is doomed. >> students presented their concerns and four demands to one. disclose university finances to divest finances three. defend the palestinian people and four declare the israeli occupation a genocide. how can you, as the president, give us the space in that board of trustees meeting to not only just talk to other presidents individually, but have us directly talk to the board? mahoney said she would work with students and invited the group to give her names of representatives to meet with their investment team to create a model for other campuses to follow on investment transparency and investment policies. >> give me a couple of names of folks who want to sit down with me and jeff and a representative from cambridge, and let's hammer out exactly what it would look like. >> faculty

there were eight student delegates who met with the university president, lynn mahoney. today. they met here in the quad in front of hundreds of other students. now the big request is that the university divest from companies that may be providing aid to israel. the university president did say that the university, first of all, can do a better job of being transparent about the investments. and she vowed that they will work to make that information known on the university's website. she also said that the university can take a second look at which investments it makes. okay, so talks are happening now, marianne, i know other universities across the country have had to change commencement and graduation plans because of all of this. anything similar for our local universities? well, we do know that columbia and usc have both canceled their main commencements because of the protests so far in the bay area. we're not hearing of any commencements that are being postponed or canceled because of protests. but i did talk to the protests here who were set up in the tents. and they say

students and supporters rallied in malcolm x plaza today after university president lynn mahoney committedo forming a work group, including students, to create a website to show investment strategies and to draft revisions to align with social and racial justice. we have received a commitment to divest from weapons manufacturing to disclose clear accounts of where sfsu is investing its money, and to publicly defend our right to protest. we will continue to organize for further commitments beyond this, the protesters say they will remove the encampment in stages, depending on progress on the concessions. we want people to see the work that we're doing, the way that we've negotiated this, so that other schools, whether they're part of the csu system or not, can model the work that we are doing. numerous jewish groups have issued public statements criticizing the negotiations and any concessions, including divestments, at san jose state university, protesters declined to go on camera or comment on the sfsu situation, but university officials say they're encouraged. what it tells us is there's

. >> personally, we've already had our demands met by our president, lynn mahoney, and so we are just moving on to the next phase through one school divesting and another maybe sac state to more schools divesting. and our goal here today is to just get further organizing. >> over the past few weeks, students held pro-palestinian protests at seven of the state's 23 cal state campuses. they are now on summer break, but say their organizing is just the beginning. >> after the break, state lawmakers vote on three important reparations bills. today, abc seven news race and social justice reporter julian glover will join us with the outcome of the votes and what comes next. >> and we may know what caused the recent starvation of hundreds of brown pelicans up and down the state. the theory from a bird rescue group when abc seven news at five returns. coming up tonight, we have breaking news right now. >> the harrowing images coming in now, the tornadoes touching down, watches and warnings right now across several states, and this deadly turbulence that slammed a passenger jet many passengers