program for students who sleep in their cars and temporary emergency housingsot san jose state university student: "i am just here to let people know that this could happen to anyonein san jose haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) a lobbying firm backed by saudi arabia booked hundreds of rooms at the trump international hotel in washington shortly after the 2016 election. the washington post reports that 500 nights were booked at the hotel to house u-s military veterans.. they'd been invited to d-c to lobby against a law the saudis opposed. lobbyists say they decided to stay at the trump-branded hotel because of room availability and discounts. they claim the goal was not to patronize a trump hotel.. a hotel representative declined c-n-n's request for comment. (landvo) the suspected golden state killer was back in court today.73-year-old joseph deangelo faces 26 charges including several counts of murder, kidnap and rape for crimes allegedly committed in the 70's and 80's. as sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains ... nearly every seat was taken in the courtroom... as

kron4's haaziq madyun was there sot<"today we are here to focus on the housing crisis"> the san jose state university student homeless alliance organized this protest demanding sjsu take action to eliviate what they say is the growing number of homeless students on campussotin fact according to this c-s-u basic needs initiative study close to 11% of students in the c-s-u system has experienced homelessness sotsan jose state senior, dahlia angel says she was homeless for 30 days at the beginning of the school year. she describes how that happened sot

robin )they're calling on administrators to address the crisis....dozens of college students at san jose state university are sleeping outside this morning.their goal -- to raise awareness and show solidarity with the homeless.kron 4's gayle ong went to san jose to speak with some of the students about their personal experiences with homeslessness and what drove them to hold this protest. the high rent increase on dalia angel's childhood home in menlo park left her homeless for a month this year.a senior at san jose state, taking a full course load, in the middle of midterms..she never imagined something like this would happen, she considers herself lucky, she has a place to stay now but is demanding change for

. >>> and addressing student homelessness at san jose state.re one former homeless student is now living. it is not your typical college experience. >>> mexico's new president is downsizing. why he is planning to sell a lavish presidential jet used by his predecessors. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. >>> a new push is underway to get help for homeless students at san jose state and new numbers suggest there are mor

san jose has the highest homeless student population. at san jose state, 13.2% are homeless. administrators are working with other organizations to come up with solutions. in the north way, all a port the holiday express train to ride the rails with santa. the area rail transit transformed one of its trains into a winter wonderland full of candy canes can't cookies. they were encouraged to bring an unwrapped gift for kids who would otherwise do without this christmas. >> the response has been amazing. people have been very generous. we are really excited to get the toys to the kids this christmas. >> this is the third year smart has partnered with toys for tots to help during gift giving season. >>> 500 north bay residents pitched in to spread cheer to american troops overseas. at nap au val yu college with volunteers filling care packages. they loaded personal boxes with personal items and snacks. the congressman explaied how what is inside is out weighed by what is paid by the troops. >> they are willing to lay down their life for our country. they are away. it is the holid

><"students with the homeless alliance say they gave the president of san jose state their requests five weeks ago and hoping today they will get a response. in san jose, sara stinson, kron four news."> (catherine) coming up... it's not something you'd expect to see in southern california. flooding and snow. we'll have the latest on the conditions after a storm moved through the area. (justine) a warning if you use a "neti pot". how a woman died-- after using one. (catherine) also - a heads up for dog owners. where officials are seeing an increase in deadly mushrooms. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (catherine) youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? s. with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. happening now... the east bay regional park district is warningpeople to avoid wild mushrooms that can be fatal. kron 4'

students at san jose state university are frustrated with the growing ( darya ) a big story this morning... students at san jose state university are frustrated with the growing homeless problem on campus. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson has the latest. <"students at san jose state camped out overnight to demonstrate to school officials to show the reality is 13 percent of students are homeless."><"you're not able to even focus, you're thinking about where you are going to sleep at and what your next meal is.">now this is the 13th year students have done this poverty under the stars event. usually it is to raise awareness about the homeless issue in santa clara county, but this year they are concentrating their efforts on the students that are homeless who are sleeping in the library, in their cars and nearby shelters.13 percent of students - thats four thousand students.now they are calling on the unversity's preident to accomodate the homeless with safe places to park and sleep in the dorms.professor and homeless alliance advisor scott myers-lipton pitched a tent with the students and

. >>> right now a group of san jose state university students is sleeping outside to bring attention to the homeless crisis on campus. and add at least 12 beds and dorms for homeless students to live. >> i started staying in my car. >> they're asking good questions and most importantly they're coming up with thoughtfu to homelessness solutions including more outreach to students. more than 4300 have experienced homelessness in the last year. >>> meanwhile the city of oakland have started clearing out debris on the east side of town. city workers took away tents, tarps, and other buildings. last week the courts cleared the way for the removal of the housing dignity village. 15 people living on city property were told they would be forced out. a woman yesterday says she feels betrayed. >> instead of evicting people can we talk about upgrading encampments or doing somethi n b a new city stahecity o oakland , comprehensive and compassionate. we've offered to store their belongings. the city also tellses us two holdouts finally left last night and crews are removing the remaining debris.

in the south bay about one in ten students at san jose state is homeless. abc news reporter carlos is showing us what their classmates ae doing tonight to call attention to the problem. >> reporter: they setup tents here on campus as part of an event called poverty under the stars. there's a few dozen people right now, they are camped out hoping to raise awareness on the housing crisis. tents went up near sjsu's famous statues, the raised fists symbolic of what these students are demanding. that change related to the housing crisis impacting college students. 13.2% of san jose state students are either homeless are have dealt with it while in school, the highest of any csu campus. >> of one of 4,000 students here. >> reporter: dahlia was living out of her car for a month not being able to pay rent and tuition. >> it was very hard for me to concentrate on my academics when all i could think about was how am i going to get home, how am i going to heat up food? >> reporter: they want them to provide more assistance for those in need. school administrators have

san jose. that's not a secret, but that issue extended here to san jose state university where many students aretruggling to get by and we were there as they demanded answers from the administration. at san jose state university, a gathering to bring attention to the issue of homelessness on campus. >> we are asking them to take action and meet demands. >> according to a report, officials believe nearly 11% of students are homeless or experienced a form of homelessness in their career. sju tops the list at 13.2% that equates to more than 4300 students. >> one day you have money for rent and the next you don't. >> this senior lost her housing earlier this fall and spent a month living in her car at a rest stop. >> i was waking up every 30 minutes or hour to make sure i was safe. i would hear noises and i was scared. >> the student housing alliance is calling on the university to better communicate better resources. they also want 12 to 15 parking spaces set aside as well as additional emergency bed space in the dorms. school administrators are working with partners to address off campus housing s

. >>> a call to action from san jose state university students. a call to action from san jose state students, which is where university activists have set up camp to address student homelessness. this is video showing them setting up last night. a recent report found that more than 13% of san jose state students were homeless at some point over the past year, which is the highest rate for any university in the cal state system. organizers are asking to work with school leaders to try to come up with a workable solution. >>> two consumer teams, one group helping in english and the other in spanish. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is looking at some of the money they helped recently get back for our viewers. >> people's frustration with businesses needs no translation. we're here to help in both languages. telemundo responde, consumer investigator arlen fernandez was able to help out anita. she had a problem with a medical ply company. arlen got anita her $1,899. on the "nbc bay area responds" side, we were able to help out melissa in redwood

san jose's annual event to raise awareness for the cause. details of the purpose of poverty under the stars. kit doe is live. >> yeah, you know, as an alum of san jose state university i can tell you the story really hits home. it's unusual to see all these students out here in the middle of campus. some of them in tents. some of them sleeping out in the open right here in the heart of silicon valley. 13% of the student population is homeless. slightly higher than the 10% average. to bring attention to the 43 students. the faculty advisor also spent the night out here and said it is so cold it's inhumane. >> we had a couple students who said they failed their midterms. you can understand why. it's just not possible. >> here are some of the demands from the student homeless alliance. they want 10 to 15 parking spots near the campus police department so they can sleep overnight safely. a minimum of 12 beds and a one time $2,000 grant. the university says these are pretty good ideas. they're going to take a look at them and meet up with students in a couple of weeks. kpix 5. >>> the city of oakland has cleared out debris in a homeless encampment on the south

. >>> we're live here on the campus of san jose state where it's just a couple of degrees. and students are freezing out here on campus. we've got a live record straight ahead. (humming a lullaby) you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> students sleeping outside in protest. this morning their demands for san jose state. >> plus a california teen with autism dies after being restrained at school. what went wrong. >> and a u.s. china trade deal puts wall street. it's friday december michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. >>> first mary says it's going to be a beautiful day. we believe in mary. >> thank you. a lot of pressure there. it's going to be a fantastic day for sure. so sunshine. if you love that sun you're going to get it today, tomorrow as well. so a good looking weekend forecast. just in time for the weekend. we're looking at high pressure building in for us. a live look at our sales floo

tonight dozens of college students at san jose state university are sleeping under the stars tonight.their- to raise awareness and show solidarity with the homeless. (grant) kron 4's gayle ong joins us live in san jose with the story. gayle. the high rent increase on dalia angel's childhood home in menlo park left her homeless for a month this year. a senior at san jose state, taking a full course load, in the middle of midterms..she never imagined something like

. >>> two dozen students woke up intense on the campus of san jose state university this morning. amped out in the cold overnight to raise awareness about the growing problem of homeless students. a recent report found some 4300 students at san jose state have experienced homelessness in the past year. organizers had several demands, they want the university to provide safe parking spots in the seventh street parking garage for students to sleep in their cars. >>> north bay contractors have their hands full rebuilding neighborhoods destroyed by last year's wildfires. one contractor is dividing his time to give homeless veterans a place to live. tom has this story. >> reporter: is busy as mike wolf is with rebuilding one country, he is putting a lot of his time, energy and personal money into 14, 250 square foot tiny homes for veterans to use that little or no cost for however long they need it. >> i understand how a lot of the veterans ended up where they are. >> reporter: wolf a combat veteran and -- knows only too well. >> when i first came home from iraq i had significant ptsd m

tonight dozens of college students at san jose state university are sleeping under the stars tonight.their goal -- to raise awareness and show solidarity with the homeless. (grant) kron 4's gayle ong joins us live in san jose with the story. gayle. the high rent increase on dalia angel's childhood home in menlo park left her homeless for a month this year. a senior at san jose state, taking a full course load, in the middle of midterms..she never imagined something like this would happen,she considers herself lucky, she has a place to stay now but is demanding change for those who are still struggling to get by..her peers are spending the night on campus..it's the 13th annual poverty under the stars event put on by san jose state's student homeless alliance sot/studentthe goal is to raise awareness

dozens of college students at san jose state university are sleeping under the stars tonight.their goal -- to raise awareness and show solidarity with the homeless. kron 4's gayle ong joins us live in san jose with the story. gayle. the goal is definitely to raise awareness in the homeless problem in santa clara county but mainly for the students here who are homeless. the high rent increase on dalia angel's childhood home in menlo park left her homeless for a month this year.a senior at san jose state, taking a full course load, in the middle of midterms..she never imagined something like this would happen, she considers herself lucky, she has a place to stay now but is demanding change for those who are

students at san jose state university are frustrated with the growing homeless student problem on campus... saying nothing is being done to help them. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in san jose where students are waking up outside on the lawns. sara? ( james ) thanks sara. ( darya ) a big story this morning... san francisco police have made an arrest after a teenager was killed in a knife attack. 16-year-old josue (ho-sway) david mejia sanchez died last weekend after he was stabbed in the neck in the ingleside district. last night his school remembered the student- athlete. sanchez immigrated to the united states from honduras with his family just three years ago. school prinicpal tara hobson say the school has been pulling together an

. >>> activelies at san jose state set out a camp to address student homelessness. dents were homeless at some point in the past year. the highest of any cal state school. >>> the forecast starts out cool but we'll get sunshine and nice weather headed out to christmas in the park in san jose. as we head over toward willow aga glen, 45 degrees at 9:00 and highs reaching into the low 60s, which is slightly warmer than normal, up to 63 today and 62 tomorrow. it will be mostly cloudy. by sunday, we will start to see some rain moving in, that will be with us through the end of the weekend, into the start of the new week. let's get an update on the commute from mike. >> light volume of traffic in the south bay. north 85 at camden, there is a crash still reportedly blocking your fast lanes. watch for slowing in the valley. the dumbarton bridge looks like it's a slower drive overall than the san mateo bridge. stowing starts from 101 and the bay bridge toll plaza has your metering lights on. good recovery the last half hour, good to walnut creek but now slowing for lafayette

students at san jose state university are frustrated with the growing homeless student problem on campus... saying nothing is being done to help them. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in san jose where students are waking up outside on the lawns. sara? in the south bay... students at san jose state university are frustrated with the growing homeless problem not only in santa clara but on campus. the 13th annual poverty under the stars event was held overnight on campus. the goal is to raise awareness for the housing crisis students are facing. about 13-percent of the students are homeless and are sleeping in the library... student union.. and in their cars. they are calling on the university's president to accommodate the homeless students with reserved parking spots.. beds and spaces in dorms. ( james ) dorms. spaces in beds and spaces in dorms. ( james ) ( james ) thanks sara. ( darya ) a big story this morning... san francisco police have made an arrest after a teenager was killed in a knife attack. 16-year-old josue (ho-sway) david mejia sanchez died last weekend after he was

call to action from san jose state students, which is where university activists have set up camp to ness. this is video showing them setting up last night. recent report found that more than 13% of san jose state students were homeless at some point over the past year, which is the highest rate for any university in the cal state system. organizers are asking to work with school leaders to try to come up with a workable solution. >>> a new rehab program is working to help kids with video game addiction. your kids, like a lot of millions of them out there, might be glued to their screens playing fortnite. the game's creator says there are now more than 200 million accounts online. the poll finds that 61% of teens are playing the game, about 24% of parents there expressing concerns about video game addiction. joe fryer takes us inside a rehab program. >> we can't avoid gaming. we've been compared a lot to detox programs for say alcohol. you can go to alcohol treatment and never touch it again your whole life. you could live that way. >> you can watch the full interview coming up on the

students at san jose state university are frustrated with the growing problem of homeless students on campus... saying nothing is being done to help them. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in san jose where students are waking up outside on the lawns. sara? in the south bay... students at san jose state university are frustrated with the growing homeless problem not only in santa clara but on campus. the 13th annual poverty under the stars event was held overnight on campus. the goal is to raise awareness for the housing crisis students are facing. about 13-percent of the students are homeless and are sleeping in the library... student union.. and in their cars. they are calling on the university's president to accommodate the homeless students with reserved parking spots.. beds and spaces in dorms. ( james ) thanks sara. ( darya ) a big story this morning... san francisco police have made an arrest after a teenager was killed in a knife attack. 16-year-old josue (ho-sway) david mejia sanchez died last weekend after he was stabbed in the neck in the ingleside district. last nigh

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looking all hover that rural area in case she > and th homeless students homes as they go to san jose state. >> this is what this 19-year- old calls home for now. he is staying on property owned by a church. he shares it rent-free with four other homeless students from san jose state. >> i don't have to worry about where i'm going to sleep. >> the oakland native knows it's not ideal. he considers it a godsend after couch surfing and spending time at the dr. martin luther king, jr. library. >> i was failing my classes, i couldn't study correctly. >> he's facing a growing issue. numbers they receive from the california state university chancellor's office indicates 4300 students have experienced homelessness in the past year. >> i can't do my job as a professor if my students don't have been the basics. no matter what i do and how well i teach, they can't perform at their highest levels and graduate. >> scott meyers is a faculty advisor for the homeless alliance, he said the cost of housing on and off campus is so hard. >> a studio apartment at san jose for a month is about $1700 and if they

comes up repeatedly as one of the top concerns. >> here's a stunning number. 13% of students at san jose stateeless or have been homeless the past year. this morning students are sleeping outside in a show of solidarity. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live in san jose. amanda. >> reporter: jess cashes reggie, it is cold. temperatures in the 40s. but while this group is braving the overnight chilly temperatures, they say there are so many others who don't have the options to escape the conditions. now, the group, student homeless alliance, is leading the effort. more than 13% are either homeless or dealt with it while in school. that's the highest number across the csu system. participants at this poverty under the stars event want the university's president to take action to address the student homeless crisis. they say at a time when students should be preparing for finals, they are struggle to go make ends meet. >> it's already expensive to be a college student in the silicon valley but it is more expensive >>> this is one of those challenges that we have to be partnering with th

. >> reporter: at san jose state university where the student are camping out until the cold to bring of a growing problem on campus. i'll tell you what that is coming up. >>> we're looking at a commute where the traffic is getting busier on the east shore freeway as we head to the bay bridge. >>> quiet weather out there. but it is a little on the cold side. but it is a great friday. what about the weekend? take a look. . >>> the u.s. labor department announced that the employers added 155,000 jobs in november. that falls short of the expectations. they are looking at the futures and indicating small gains in the opening. but at least in the green. but we'll have all the business news in your dollar and cents. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. >> is it friday. i'm dave clark. new video to show this morning. you see the extreme weather hitting southern california in a burn zones. this road turned into a river in burbank. 1500 homes were evacuated in the holy fire burn zones. some people saw some mudslides are too close for comfort. >>> interstate 5 through the grapevine is ba

there will be rallies across the state including san francisco and san jose.y say that mental health patients are not getting the care they want. >> we are trying to advocatet for the greater returned a voe cat s -- returned advocates for the patients. once they get them in the door there is not much to get them out. >> they have decreased the time to see each patient, and we rechallenged by that. >> they say that kiz er's offices will remain open, and the strike will have a minimal effect on the patients. >>> a camp outside of yosemite national park is piloting a program to be more inclusive. they are have a all gender bunk. melanie woodrow has the story. >> it is 100% possible. >> reporter: this is um h mer johnathan and his big sister. >> 10, and my twin. y wid o yosemite national park. it is not the first summer at camp, but the first opportunity to bunk in all gender bunk as g diop than says he is binary. >> i use both. >> reporter: he uses he, she and they. >> he is not male or female, but johnny. >> reporter: the idea came from the campers. >> and we ha

this news comes after a report showing san jose has the highest student population of all state schools. 11% of students in the 23-campus system are homeless, but at san jose state, more than 13% are homeless or have dealt with homelessness in the past year. administrators say they are working with other organizations to come up with solutions. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, a foggy morning in some parts of the bay area. the areas under a dense fog advisory right now. >>> then, the man who fired omarosa from the white house is also leaving now. the leading candidate to take over as chief of staff. >>> and a little taste of home for the holidays. >>> good morning, south bay. let's t up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> and good morning. it is 5:30 on this sunday. and we're going to start this half hour with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, some folks are going to be waking up to fog. >> yeah, that's right. some very dense fog out there, katie. in fact, the national weather service has issued a dense fog advisory until 11:00 this morning for areas of

the several flight schools and san jose state school of aviation on site, but the hum of aircraft is not enough to drown out complaints of neighbors. there have been several airplane crashes over the years including this one last year in the front yard of a home. at a packed board of supervisors meeting another health concern was raised possibly connected with loaded fuels that small airplanes burn. >> we have become aware of significant lead problems with not only the property, but with the surrounding environment and the children in the area. >> reporter: reid-hillview is now at a crossroads. if the county accepts funding from the federal aviation administration for airport maintenance, the airport would be required to stay open for 20 years. if the county rejects the funding, it could close in 13 years. one idea is to close the airport and move operations to the county's san martin airport. local pilots and san jose state aviation students say that would be a big loss. >> if you take away our airport, you're taking away our aviation department. please invest in the future of santa

. >>> some two dozen students woke up in tents on the campus of san jose state university this morning. they camped out in the cold overnight to try to raise awareness about the growing problem of homeless students. a recent report found some 4300 san jose state university students have experienced homelessness in the past year. homeless activists say that is creating huge problems for the students who are trying to get a college education with no place to live. >> they are having to live in their cars. we have a 24-hour library so many of them sleep in the library. they are having to stay with friends, couch surfing all the while trying to maintain a steady education. it is a difficult time. >> they are coming to class not well rested and not well fed. how can those students be successful and graduate and go to get a job and have a better life if they don't have basic needs met. that is what the students are highlighting. >> organizers want the university to provide safe parking struck -- spots for students who sleep in their cars. they are demanding beds in the dorms for homeless stu

. >>>, campus of san jose state, a group of students woke up this morning after being outside in the ld. they can't up overnight to raise awareness of the problem of poverty. alissa harrington joins us from san jose state. the issue of homelessness is more prevalent than ever. >> reporter: in the past, they have tried to raise the awareness of how mrs. this is about students who are homeless and cannot afford to live on or off campus. they have wrapped up. overnight, there were students and activists and a professor who slept outside to try to make a statement. this is called poverty under the stars. the student cost of living on and off campus is too high for many students. especially with skyrocketing rent. this student homeless alignments Ãthe student homelessness alliance says many are experiencing this. >> it is hard to concentrate when you're faced with where will you stay at the end of the night? where will you find a location without being cited or fearful of anxiety of were to stay. many students face homelessness. it is a real issue. higher educationÃwe do not connect studen

a stunning number. 13% of students at san jose state are homeless or have been homeless in the past year. >> students are sleeping outside in a show of solidarity. amanda del castillo is live in san jose. amanda. >> reporter: reggie, jessica, tents remain near the famous statues. these students spent the night here. they are demrede take acti t address organizers say more than 13% of students here are either homeless or have dealt with homelessness while in school. that number is the highest of any csu campus. abc 7 spoke with the struggling students who say it is difficult to concentrate on academics when they are worried about where they will sleep, heat up their next meal, or even find food for that matter. >> it is already expensive to be a college student. but it is difficult to survive out here. >> this is one of those challenges that we have to partner with the city, the county, community-based organizations to figure out how to find a way to create a web. so we address this. >> administrators are looking to improve services. they want to provide more resources to students in need

. >>> on the campus of san jose state, a group of students woke up this morning after being outside in cold. as ktvu's elissa harrington reports, they camped out overnight to raise awareness about the problem of poverty and student homelessness. >> reporter: the annual event is called poverty under the stars. several dozen students along with activists and even a professor spent the night outside in the cold to raise awareness about homelessness. >> many of them are having to live in their core -- cars. we have a 24-hour library. many of them sleep in libraries, or have to stay with friends on the couch, all while trying to maintain their studies. right now, we are in finals. it's a difficult time. >> reporter: myra barnaby is the president of the student homeless alliance. she says more than 400 students at san jose state university have experienced homeless in the last year. she said some students have to choose between paying rent or tuition. >> it's hard to concentrate when you are facing, where are you going to stay at the end of the day? where are you going to find a safe locatio

. >>> there's a new push to get help for students at san jose state. this week the student alliance is demand ing more help at the school. allie rasmus talked to a student from the benefits program. >> reporter: this is what this 19-year-old he shares this spac >> he it's not ideal. he considers it a godsend after spending it at a library and other places. >> i couldn't study correctly. >> he is one facing a growing issue, according to the student homeless alliance, numbers they receive from the california state university's office 4300 students have experienced homelessness in the past year. >> i can't do my job as a professor if my students don't have the basics. no water what i do and -- no matter what i do and what i teach, they can't perform at the highest level and graduate. >> and this prcosts are too hig 700 at san if they share it's $ they're demanding 10 safe parking spaces and a dozen bets for homeless students to stay for days. >> it's really a bad situation for a lot of people. >> he's focused on looking for a job and saving money for his

college hoops, san jose state visiting stanford. they were up seven early.ive threes. oscar, oscar, oscar. >>> and a cool moment after the lakers lost to brooklyn. the young lady rushes lebron. he stops to take a selfie. he took the phone out of her hands, because with his long arms, makes for a better selfie, right? lebron did that? >> how nice is that. >> and then he went back to straight face. >>> all right. that's all for no. we appreciate your time. >> for sandhya, all of us >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- john cena, from "welcome to marwen", eiza gonzalez, and music from skylar grey. and now, for the time being -- jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. hi, guillermo. thank you, thank you. hi, everyone. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. very nice.

students at san jose state gathered asking for officials to take immediate action. many have asked for additional parking spaces and dormitory best for students who have nowhere to go. >> we are here to do better than our parents. it is hard when we are not being able to meet basic needs. >> how can we expect them to have a bright future if they don't have a place to live? we are going to make sure the students are feeling that they are being supported. >> tonight the property under the stars event takes place, students, staff and others will sleep outside on campus to bring attention to the issue. >>> take a live look at san jose this evening. in just minutes a final route for phase 2 of the south bay bar extension. it is not expected to open for several years but they have been working on relocating the people who live along that route. they released this map showing the route southbound, the tracks would run along highway 101 and take a right on santa clara street. they have identified nine people who will have to be relocated. 57 businesses may also have to be m

rent and the next you don't. >> a new report on the surprising number of homeless students at san jose state srsu campus has more. we are working on building a better bay area. finding out what we all can do to make commuting better for everyone. all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> finally tonight, plenty of kids head off to school with stuffed backpacks and rarely do they make the difference these 2. >> a marin county nonprofit launched a program to provide foster children with packs filled with essentials like toys, toothpaste s >> they keep it for central emergency packs. organizers say kids often arrive with little more than the clothes on their backs. >> in case they need to run out to target to get something. the teddy bears and the teenage bags which i'm sure they don't appreciate. it's our gesture to say they can have something to smuggle. >> they are runned by votears. >> we have links at abc 7 kids.com. >> world news tonight is coming up next. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time and hope to see you again in a half hour. >>> tonight, the terrifying jet landing, as a

. >> san jose state political science professor melinda jackson says bush's legacy will be more than his one-term presidency. >> we tend to focus on foreign poll by, but the americans with disabilities act was passed during his presidency. >> he was a happy warrior, and played a good game. >> reporter: secretary schultz remembers a good will tennis match when he was secretary of the treasury and bush was a congressman on the ways and means committee. >> who won that match? >> i don't want to say. i don't remember. >> secretary schultz is now 97 years old. he sends condelenses to the bush family. former mayor agnos says all american people should honor and respect the former president's memory. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> we first alerted people in a push alert last night. to get breaking news updates, download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> believe it or not some people at today's big game didn't even care about the score. >> neutral today. just want a good game. >> coming up, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex to keep me moving the way

. >> reporter: this is what it looks like right now at san jose state. the vice president of the student affairs says he will meet with the students in the next few weeks after he takes a close look at their solution. and if most part it does have a pantry and other resources they said they could do a better job on outreach. >>> tonight the city of oakland has started peering out debris -- clearing out debris. they started clearing out the tents and other debris while police officers stood watch. it served women and children. 15 people living on city property were told to move out. a woman said she feels depraved -- feels betrayed. >> can we talk about upgrading cabinets or doing something more humane rather than evict us? smacked they said the shelter beds available for everyone elected but officials have not said how long those beds will be available. and the city statement says this on your screen. we have offered shelter and social services, we have offered to story -- to destroy their belongings. crews are removing the remaining debris.>>> we will t

. >>> happening now, a dangerous situation at san jose state. men got into an argument inside the library. one of them pulled out a knife and then took off running. campus police officers tracked him down and arrested him. thankfully, no one was hurt. "oad to take a hiatus because of safety issues. the new measures organizers are implementing before festivities start tomorrow. and mike has your friday commute covered before you head out the door!!!! join us tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. bay. the "lindsey wildlife center" in walnut creek says it )s seen 30 animals, mostly birds, who have been shot. most of the shoot >>> the wild high of center in walnut creek said it has seen 30 animals, mostly birds, that have been shot. most involved a bb gun or pellet gun. it is not clear why people are shooting the birds but it is likely people think they're a nuisance or they're just using them for target practice. >> very recently, we've that everything from a crow to a raven to a red tailed hawk to a turkey as a result you are. come in with indications

college hoops, san jose state visiting stanford. they were up seven early., he had five threes. oscar, oscar, oscar. >>> and a cool moment after the lakers lost to brooklyn. the young lady rushes lebron. he stops to take a selfie. he took the phone out of her hands, because with his long arms, makes for a better selfie, right? lebron did that? >> how nice is that. >> and then he went back to straight face. did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> all right. that's all for no. we appreciate your time. >> for sandhya, all of us here, thanks for being here. >> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." a rhino calf tries to keep up with mom but. >> lit

a little more difficult time with san jose state and he figured on.er but still off the bench to hit three at 14 to help out the cause. the spartans actually had two leads in the second half. there you go. up 6 with under one minute left. 78-73, the final. >> vander meer has her deal going at stamford. smith is shooting threes. 10 point halftime lead against tennessee. stamper goes in at number 8. nice passing. smith to carrington. she had 33. stamford a 10 point winter. the kids are hyped up. plenty of sugar. the take on usc. it is the first win over a pac 12 team since 2006. double-overtime. the first one was necessitated. in the second overtime, the up the broncos double-overtime winners. >> meanwhile collett us check this out. sporting events always start with the national anthem. >> land of the free, and the home of the brave. >> i cannot get over that. three years old. congratulations.an eight-year-o the right, left. finally, we have to give a shout out to the surf championship of the world in hawaii. goes to gabrielle medina from brazil. i coul

. >>> for the first time tonight, send estate -- san jose state university is holding commencement ceremoniesates who have just learned there degrees. they lined up earlier this evening all decked out in their decorated caps and gowns. the university is hosting five separate ceremonies between tonight and tomorrow. at the event center on campus. >>> new video tonight fought b pushing the gun and man back through the window. luckily for him, the suspect drove off. >>> a would be car thief more than what he bargained for. the woman he tried to sfought b frtcthisdeo,alte om she was about to take her son to school 15- year-old pointed out someone was in her car. the commotion got the at iote nofnt a woman in her apartment recorded the whole -- altercation. >> when looked out the window i saw him pulling her out of the truck and throwing her to the floor. >> she shot the video, you can see her wailing at him and the team had to >> then he tried to get away so he tried to take officer and i sat on him. >> she sat on him until police arrived. she said her car was vandalized twice in recent weeks and

tonight it is viking jones and company hosting san jose state. first-half action, austin up, andre kelly down. he had 19 points and 10 rebounds. first career double double. the spartans led by two at the break. in the second half noah, the deep three. he had 18. they plot the upset? no. cal pulled away late. austin with a career-high of 11 assists. cal with 88-80. >>> santa clara hosting idaho. in the first half tree worth will drop it. he had three triples for 13 points. just before the end of the half, taj going for 14. terrific ball movement. it winds up in the hands of zeke richards who had eight points off the bench. broncos win big, 77-56. they moved to 7-6. >>> for a guy who hasn't played a minute of game basketball, we have seen a lot of dough marcus cousins. the latest today at warriors practice. he wenton -one kevin durant. that is a facial. sounds like we need an explanation. >> it is just good, it is just the spirit of the game that comes with playing like that. it is good for both of us ut th whatever that was, it was cool. >>> the w

kip doe kpix 5. >>> it is 6:58. >>> in san jose four men are behind bars arrested in connection to an organized crime ring. across multiple states. san jose police have been investigating the group for two years. they confiscated more than 800 pounds of marijuana products cocaine, ecstasy pills and three handguns. >> in san francisco today the family of 21-year-old jihad ead will file a civil lawsuit. his family says that the shooting was not justified. >>> a data breach affecting a marriott hotel chain starwood properties may be connect today china. the hackers were working for a chinese government intelligence operation. >>> google ceo and executives from microsoft, oracle and qualcomm will meet today. >> a live look at st. maarten's church in texas where the president george h.w. bush lies in repose for one last time before the 41st president is laid to rest at his presidential library. >>> westbound east shore freeway stacked up. we've got a crash at central causing delays. taking a look at the bay bridge right now. you're backed up well into the maze and a quick look at 880 in both directions. looking good through oakland.

down on the farm, the stanford men hosting san jose state, second half, the cardinal's oscar desilvaaks a 54-all try, desilva score -- scored 23, stanford hung on to win. out of their mind, usc visit to santa clara, second overtime, the broncos freshman -- what are you guys doing -- the off- balance three, scored 28 and the broncos upset the trojans 102-92, their first win over a pac-12 school in four years. and tennessee martin tied with chattanooga, one second left, preston parked just heaves it up, at the buzzer, for the win, are you kidding me? it goes in. the bank shot, the skyhawk's defeat them 75-72. >>> "the late show with stephen colbert" is next. >> our next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. we'll get you set on weather and traffic and a little news. have a good night.

. >> reporter: san jose state associate dean meg varick says the tech industry is largely responsible the pay gap. according to recent figures from the u.s. census bureau, women in santa clara county earned just $.62 for every dollar earned by a man, a decline since 2015. in san francisco is $.83 for every dollar. san mateo and alameda counties are at $.88 and the state of california average is $.76. doctor varick say the numbers reflect gender and race. >> we have much more demographic diversity. we have many more latinos, asians, in comparison to other counties. we tend to have more high-tech focus. >> reporter: google tracks pay and analyzes strictly on-the- job regardless of gender. still, there is a racial component with the lack of minority participation. doctor varick believes that helps increase the pay gap. one tech worker believes the way to reduce the gap is to increase participation. >> we are having this conversation because i believe there are not enough women that look like me in the board rooms. decision-makers, entrepreneurs that are building big companies. >> reporte