she gets 3 to go, carol, there just point this point they steamrolled past pittsburgh. 84 to 53. the final is they'll take on louisville on thursday. >> removal civilian is stanford hosting number 15 ranked unc later in the 4th quarters pick it up. and stanford down by 5 lexi donarski. she drives pump fakes and she lays it in 12 points for her tonight. unc. they pay that lead to 7 on that 100 minutes ago as the cardinal down by 4 at this point, aggarwal. she drives finishes with the layup of our own and she led all scorers 22 points and 14 rebounds. stand for the get within 2 final seconds of the game. that was a last-ditch effort stanford. it's a cara who puts up the shot to try and tie it but it won't go unc. they get the rebound and stanford has the fau and that'll do it. stanford, they fall in this one in heartbreaking fashion. 69 to 57 the final they'll take on the number 3 ranked notre dame team on thursday. meanwhile, more train news in the nba following the surprise and brought us to trace local doctors to the lakers in the anthony davis to the maps. the errant box where

. >> tonight, there is anger among some parents at an elementary school in pittsburgh. a teacher posted a video of her putting up a pride flag and displaying books about diversity. >> the video posted was after president trump signed numerous executive orders targeting the lgbtq plus community and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. and abc seven news reporter j.r. stone is here with more on that story tonight. j.r. >> well, julian and family members of kids at this school reached out to me about this story. yes. the video that the teacher recorded did more than 10 million views when it was reposted by a political account on x, but that wasn't why i looked into this story. family members were upset about the possibility of sexual orientation being taught to their first graders. this is a still image from the 12 second video that was posted by teacher melanie ramirez, who you see here. she's lip synching the words speak out in the video. in the beginning, she shows off her pride flag in class, then some of the books in her classroom, and this poster saying we ne

. >> tonight, there is anger among some parents at an elementary school in pittsburgh. a teacher posted a video of her putting up a pride flag and displaying books about diversity. >> the video posted was after president trump signed numerous executive orders targeting the lgbtq plus community and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. and abc seven news reporter j.r. stone is here with more on that story tonight. j.r. >> well, julian and family members of kids at this school reached out to me about this story. yes. the video that the teacher recorded did more than 10 million views when it was reposted by a political account on x, but that wasn't why i looked into this story. family members were upset about the possibility of sexual orientation being taught to their first graders. this is a still image from the 12 second video that was posted by teacher melanie ramirez, who you see here. she's lip synching the words speak out in the video. in the beginning, she shows off her pride flag in class, then some of the books in her classroom, and this poster saying we ne

there have been dynasties, the first by the pittsburgh steelers of the 70s.radshaw, franco harris, lynn swann and the bunch won four super bowls in six years. >> hands it off. he's met at the goal line and don't believe he got in. i don't believe he's in there. the 49ers have held and listen to the niners crowd across the way. >> the next dynasty, the san francisco 40 niners. the greatest goal line stand in the game's history came in the 40 niners first win in the big game, january of 1982. 2621 over the cincinnati bengals. >> from the 28 yard line, moreno drops back to throw a pass. he fires to the goal line and it is intercepted. [music] picked off by eric wright. >> next game 49ers wins in super bowl 1938 to 16 over miami at stanford stadium, and four years later, the game that at the time was considered the best finish in super bowl history. >> back to throw. montana stepped up, throws it down. 49ers julie haener for the touchdown. [music] a ten yard pass. the 40 niners have scored with 34 seconds remaining. >> san francisco's other two wins blowouts 5510

cal taking on pittsburgh. the 2nd quarter here in the golden bears of ice in iona krimili watching here. she thinks in the 3 and she get the 1004 point play. >> and cal, they had their lead to a living at this point. moving on to the 4th quarter calib by 33 at this point, more from she drives p there. the who and the harm is she gets the three-point play 16 points for krimili on the night later in the 4th is cal with a comfortable lead cameron move here from beyond the arc. you see what she does with to get 3 to go and how they're just pouring it on at this point. they steamrolled past pittsburgh. 84 to 53 the final they'll take on louisville on thursday. >> it was set up with the maples pavilion where stanford hosting the number 15 ranked u n c late in the 4th quarter. and it's stanford down by 5 lexi donarski here. she drives she lays it in 12 points for her and unc with a pad. their lead to 7 under minutes ago. now, the cardinal down by 4 a car she drives finishes with the strong layup of her own. and she l

. >> there's anger among some parents at an elementary school in pittsburgh.cher posted a video of her putting up a pride flag and displaying books about diversity. this is a still image from the 12 second video that was posted by teacher melanie ramirez, who you see here. so she's lip synching the words speak out in the video. in the beginning, she shows off her pride flag in class. then some of the books in her classroom, and this poster that we should be seeing. well, the poster said we need diverse books. so parents told abc seven they questioned whether these items, the pride flag specifically should be in the classroom of first graders. the pittsburgh unified school district superintendent says the teacher is teaching the adopted state and district approved, standards based curriculum, going on to say the teacher is not violating any board policy, and there is nothing in the teacher's classroom that violates any policy. >> now for your morning money report. if you think gas is expensive now, prices at the pump could go up another $0.15 soon. and that is

. >> former pittsburgh city council member janelle scales preston is now a contra costa county supervisor whose district includes all the refineries in martinez. >> will be looking into root causes. you know, how did it happen? why did it happen? and what can we do to make sure that this doesn't happen again? >> this big plume of smoke that who knows what's in it is going out into those communities. >> blair kittle is an attorney who is suing the same refinery for previous chemical releases. the federal lawsuit is still pending. >> potentially people are breathing it. it's potentially going out into people's vegetable gardens. it's potentially being taken down by the rain and put into the water, perhaps drinking water or the bay. >> contra costa health officials say an advisory remains, in effect, recommending anyone with respiratory sensitivity in martinez, pacheco and clyde to stay indoors. the health department's hazmat team is still out in the field monitoring air quality. >> and it's extremely concerning that a heavy industry like this is having events like this so close to where peo

the university of pittsburgh is their opponent inside haas pavilion on this sunday. second quarter. cal's up eight. joanna chmiel drills the three pointer. plus the foul. she finished with 16 points. cal goes up by 12. later in the second, cal up by 16. marta suarez hits the turnaround jumper. cal rolls in this one 8453. that's it for now. i will see you back here for sportswrap coming up in just 30 minutes. the 11:00 news with claudine. starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> well, protesters fled a busy downtown los angeles freeway, blocking traffic and facing off with police. the daylong demonstration in response to president trump's crackdown on illegal immigration and promised mass deportations. [music] and the demonstrations didn't just happen in l.a. hundreds of people protested in san jose today against the president's actions, and today was about protests. but tomorrow, groups want to show the power of the immigrant community in a different way. hello again. i'm claudine wong. they are calling it a day without immigrants asking people to stay home from

not american development, not developing ohio, not developing the forgotten community in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. not developing the border towns and texas had been run over by illegal alien invasion but developing countries all over the world except our own. there is no entity in the government that is more of an interest unelected bureaucrats with less accountability, less oversight then usaid. they funnel money to their cronies all over the world through eight swamp eat network of ngos and cut out including potentially some very troubling elements -- elements of focusing things like regime change and disablers -- destabilizing foreign countries. this is not the amount -- about america's interest. donald trump is restoring democracy. article two of the executive branch that's all power by the constitution, all power of the executive branch of a presence. it says the executive power shall be vested in a president. cingular. not in that bureaucracy, not unelected lifetime seat -- civil servants. they voted for one man donald trump. they do not vote for a single bureaucrats. they vot

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. >> former pittsburgh city council member chanel scales preston is now a contra costa county supervisor whose district includes all the refineries in martinez. >> will be looking into root causes. you know, how did it happen? why did it happen? and what can we do to make sure that this doesn't happen again? >> this big plume of smoke that who knows what's in it is going out into those communities. >> blair kittle is an attorney who is suing the same refinery for previous chemical releases. the federal lawsuit is still pending. >> potentially people are breathing it. it's potentially going out into people's vegetable gardens. it's potentially being taken down by the rain and put into the water, perhaps drinking water or the bay. >> contra costa health officials say an advisory remains, in effect, recommending anyone with respiratory sensitivity in martinez, pacheco and clyde to stay indoors. the health department's hazmat team is still out in the field monitoring air quality. >> and it's extremely concerning that a heavy industry like this is having events like this so close to where peo

i've got to tell you, i wasn actually at an event in pittsburgh shortly after this, and i went to eastthese people here are two but is a lovely community. they should not have twothis g o through this and ignored by theb sofederal government just absolutely ignored. they are still dealing with ope situations and secretary death he has talked about it and accompanied by lee zeldin, newho epa director who will also be e grout there on the ground.back we have to get these people's lives back in order.ic i'm glad the vice president is going there after sworn in asen. the new vice president. >> todd: these peopleus basically lost their homes because homes on and how to make uninhabitable and i will defer to you dr. saphier with theses chemicals. heit can kill you in the long rn so what option do you have? >> nicole: at they were havinghi skin irritation in the chemical spill did affect them the plume in the air. it is tragic and they felt completely abandonedar by the administration and secretary duffy right now fromti former secretary pete buttigieg. >> jason: i hope the ty get bact on the

i have to tell you, i was actually and in the event in pittsburgh shortly after this and then went toovely communities should not have had a going through this they were ignored by our federal government. absolutely ignored and they are still dealing with these open situations, secretary duffy talked about it i believe will be accompanied by these old and the new epa director who also be out there the ground and we have to get to these people's lives back in order to feel for them break on the vice president his going there shortly after being sworn in as an oops vice president. >> these people put people basically plus their homes because her homes are uninhabitable because you cannot going to these places penalty for to you under this doctor safire with these chemicals he could kill you in the long run so what option do you have. >> and absolutely never the lot residents were complaining about there having headaches, feeling nauseated and skin irritation like the chemical spill did effective the plume in the air, and so it was just tragic another felt completely abandoned by the adm

there have been dynasties, the first by the pittsburgh steelers of the 70s.w, franco harris, lynn swann and the bunch won four super bowls in six years. >> hands it off. he's met at the goal line. i don't believe he got in. i don't believe he's in there. the 49ers have held and listen to the niners crowd across the way. >> the next dynasty, the san francisco 40 niners. the greatest goal line stand in the game's history came in the 40 niners first win in the big game, january of 1982. [music] 2621 over the cincinnati bengals. >> from the 28 yard line, moreno drops back to throw a pass. he fires to the goal line and it is intercepted. picked off by eric wright. >> next game 49ers wins in super bowl 1938 to 16 over miami at stanford stadium, and four years later, the game that at the time was considered the best finish in super bowl history. >> back to throw. montana stepped up throws. tiktok. 49ers. back for the touchdown, a ten yard pass. the 49ers had scored with 34 seconds remaining. >> san francisco's other two wins blowouts 5510 against denver in super bow

the university of pittsburgh is their opponent inside haas pavilion on this sunday. second quarter.ght. joanna chmiel drills the three pointer. plus the foul. she finished with 16 points. cal goes up by 12. later in the second, cal up by 16. marta suarez hits the turnaround jumper. cal rolls in this one 8453. that's it for now. i will see you back here for sportswrap coming up in just 30 minutes. the 11:00 news with claudine. starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> well, protesters fled a busy downtown los angeles freeway, blocking traffic and facing off with police. the daylong demonstration in response to president trump's crackdown on illegal immigration and promised mass deportations.

. >> former pittsburgh city council member janelle scales preston is now a contra costa county supervisor whose district includes all the refineries in martinez. >> will be looking into root causes. you know, how did it happen? why did it happen? and what can we do to make sure that this doesn't happen again? >> this big plume of smoke that who knows what's in it is going out into those communities. >> blair kittle is an attorney who is suing the same refinery for previous chemical releases. the federal lawsuit is still pending. >> potentially people are breathing it. it's potentially going out into people's vegetable gardens. it's potentially being taken down by the rain and put into the water, perhaps drinking water or the bay. >> contra costa health officials say an advisory remains, in effect, recommending anyone with respiratory sensitivity in martinez, pacheco and clyde to stay indoors. the health department's hazmat team is still out in the field monitoring air quality. >> and it's extremely concerning that a heavy industry like this is having events like this so close to where peo

one pittsburgh man thought he'd be a millionaire. turns out this is a worth less than its weight.s veteran wesley skelton is dumping out $2,500 worth of golden eagles, along with what he thought were trump silver coins. >> he said that he was going to help the people become millionaires. i could trade these in for cash at bank of america, supposedly $110,000 apiece. >> 110,000 apiece. >> correct. >> which is why skelton bought 324 of them. so you thought you were getting. >> over 35 million? >> skelton became aware of the project after watching what he now knows were fake. likely, ai generated videos of president donald trump on telegram. >> and i want to congratulate everyone who has already gotten their trump golden eagles and exchange them for a new future. >> there were also fake videos of bank of america's ceo and even elon musk. >> you can even visit any tesla shop and trade your trump golden eagles for a tesla car, or use them to invest in tesla or spacex stocks. >> a bank of america spokesperson tells seven on your side, it's a scam that bank of america has nothing to do w

. >> former pittsburgh city council member janelle scales preston is now a contra costa county supervisordistrict includes all the refineries in martinez. >> will be looking into root causes. you know, how did it happen? why did it happen? and what can we do to make sure that this doesn't happen again? >> this big plume of smoke that who knows what's in it is going out into those communities. >> blair kittle is an attorney who is suing the same refinery for previous chemical releases. the federal lawsuit is still pending. >> potentially people are breathing it. it's potentially going out into people's vegetable gardens. it's potentially being taken down by the rain and put into the water, perhaps drinking water or the bay. >> contra costa health officials say an advisory remains in effect, recommending anyone with respiratory sensitivity in martinez, pacheco and clyde to stay indoors. the health department's hazmat team is still out in the field monitoring air quality. >> and it's extremely concerning that a heavy industry like this is having events like this so close to where people live

. >> the first rally happened saturday in pittsburgh. it drew dozens of people.rger crowd gathered in concord, including some business owners. one gym owner said some of her clients were afraid to show up, worried about being caught in an immigration enforcement operation. >> these are our neighbors. [music] and they belong here. so? so we're here to support- [music] them and just show up as bodies. >> today there's a national day without an immigrant protest underway, many foreign born residents not going to work or school, and they're not shopping or dining out. in recognition of immigrants economic and cultural contributions. 840 now, last month's wildfire disaster in los angeles is prompting more action among state lawmakers in california. they're now calling on the state's fire agencies to fully enforce california's defensible space law, passed by the legislature in 2020. the wildfire safety measure requires many state property owners to clear the vegetation and debris from around their homes. but many state lawmakers say enforcement of the law has been slow