joining us now is dylan gorrell from the stanford daily. dylan, nice to have you on the program. okay. tell me about it. the initial response from stanford when you said you were a reporter on assignment and then got arrested. what the university tell you? well, they told me that it didn't it didn't necessarily matter. it seemed that their initial response when i was initially arrested was that i had no legal right to be there. you know that journalism, in their eyes, was a crime, and that reporting and being a journalist, you know, deserved being arrested, deserved having possibility of three felony charges. i'm welcoming this news this morning, and i'm really glad that stanford has now decided to drop the pending disciplinary charges. and i feel like a load has been lifted off my shoulders that has been on me for the last seven months. yeah, i'm sure it's been a long seven months. were you ticked off? dylan? confused about what happened? what were your emotions? well, i mean, i definitely was trying to go about this rationally and, you know, letting my judgment at the door. thro

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then freshman dylan go hill was covering pro-palestinian protests for the stanford daily go! hill was wearing his press pass when he followed a dozen student protesters inside the president's office. officials say they caused extensive damage after a brief occupation. go. hill was taken into custody with the protesters. all were released from the santa clara county jail after more than 12 hours. >> sonoma state is making deep cuts, including the elimination of all of its athletics programs. the school is facing a budget deficit of more than $20 million to close the gap. it is also ending several degree programs, shuttering multiple departments and laying off faculty. those who are part of any of the athletic programs will be allowed to transfer to another school. part of the reason for the budget shortage is a dramatic decline in enrollment over the past decade. >> still ahead here. certainly a chilly start this morning, as you know, but it turned into just a gorgeous day. stunning. here's a live look outside and the conditions right now. we'll check back in with abc seven ne

at the time, then freshman dylan coghill was covering pro-palestinian protests for the stanford dailyhill was wearing his press pass when he followed a dozen student protesters inside the president's office. officials say the students caused extensive damage after a brief occupation. go. hill was taken into custody with the protesters. all were released from the santa clara county jail after more than 12 hours. >> bart is being sued for the death of a woman who was pushed in front of a train last summer. 74 year old corazon dandan was heading home from her night shift as a telephone operator at a union square hotel. she was at the powell street bart station where she was pushed, hitting an oncoming train and the platform. then she died. a homeless man was arrested and charged with her murder. abc seven news reporter tim johns is following the story. >> bart, you're on notice. you have to make riders safer. >> powerful words outside the powell street bart station in san francisco on wednesday. the family of corazon dandan held a news conference alongside their lawyers to announce a law