melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> melanie, thank you. the state supreme court is expected to deliver its decision on housing at berkeley's people's park tomorrow. the ruling will likely end a three year legal battle that led to protests at the park earlier this year. university of california regents are accused of violating the california environmental quality act, with plans to build student housing and low income housing on people's park. those who oppose the project want to preserve the park as a site for political activism. >> a san francisco sports bar, loooooong. that sports bar is long legal battle with the nfl heads to court tomorrow, the owners of mucky duck are suing the league over the nfl's sunday ticket tv package. the lawsuit was filed back in 2015, and since then, it's become a class action case. mucky duck and other plaintiffs claim the nfl engaged in price fixing scheme in a price fixing scheme that limits fans ability to watch out-of-market games by inflating the cost of sunday ticket. if the nfl loses this case, the le

melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> melanie, thanks so much.ome stanford students were arrested today after taking over a building on campus. those students also have been suspended by the university. the 13 current and former students are now in jail after barricading themselves inside the office of the university's president as part of a pro-palestinian demonstration. officials claim the building sustained extensive damage, including inflammatory graffiti on the walls. they say protesters shoved and injured a public safety officer this afternoon. demonstrators rallied outside the jail, calling for the release of those arrested while back on campus. others blasted the university for removing their pro-palestinian encampment following this morning's incident. >> i think that it's cowardly. they're retaliating against the entire encampment uh, even though they already arrested the students. so obviously it's a retaliatory action. >> the university issued a statement saying they're appalled by the actions of the group, adding that any of the stud

. >> abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow was in court, and you have the details for us tonight on dan pelosi's testimony began about mid-morning, this after lieutenant carla hurley finished her testimony about interviewing depape at the hospital. >> at one point, she was holding in her hands the hammer to pap allegedly used on pelosi, which she called a sledgehammer. in his testimony, pelosi described waking up in the middle of the night startled, scared and groggy. paul pelosi on the stand, describing the moments inside his home a little after 2 a.m. when his bedroom door burst open and he was greeted by a large man with a hammer and zip ties. pelosi says david depape woke him with a question are you paul pelosi? it's those four words that began a middle of the night conversation with depape looking for paul's wife, then speaker of the house nancy pelosi, and paul trying to explain she wasn't there. i'm going to have to tie you up. we'll wait, pelosi testified to pap said before saying she's second in line for president and we're going to have to take them all out. pelosi describ

and abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow has been investigating exactly what's going on and is herey. melanie. >> dan and umma, when we first heard about this from one san francisco small business owner, we thought it might be an isolated incident, but it turns out a bunch of people are impacted and struggling with this migration, jamming up a dedicated phone line that's been set up to help assist clients. russell grover is a music lover who turned his passion into his profession. jiffy tickets a reseller of concert, theater and sporting tickets. >> i love music. i've been to over 1000 events, concerts, theater, sporting events. >> but grover says he feels like he's on the losing team. following jpmorgan chase's purchase of first republic bank. >> first republic bank customer for a long, long time, my favorite bank that i've ever banked with jp morgan chase tells seven on your side. >> last week it migrated 800,000 consumer and business deposit accounts to the jp morgan chase systems. some products, though, like business lines of credit, won't transition to jp morgan chase systems u

abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow was in court and is here with more on what happened today. >> began this afternoon, about mid morning after sfpd lieutenant carla hurley finished her testimony about interviewing depape at the hospital. at one point, she was holding in her hands the hammer to pap allegedly used on pelosi, which she called a sledge hammer. she also described the contents of his backpack, which included a laptop and inflatable unicorn costume. depape said in his federal trial that he had planned to wear that costume while interrogating then speaker of the hse ncy pelosi. but she wasn't home the night of the break in. in his testimony today , paul pelosi described waking up in the middle of the night startled, scared and groggy. paul pelosi on the stand, describing the moments inside his home a little after 2 a.m. when his bedroom door burst open and he was greeted by a large man with a hammer and zip ties. pelosi says david depape woke him with a question are you paul pelosi? it's those four words that began a middle of the night conversation with depape, looking