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trinet. people matter. we ck on hero who took matters into his own hands.rd. take a look. dramatic moments is school bus driver had a medical emergency just outside of detroit. she radios for help. but before she could pull the bus over, she passes out. the bus bearing into oncoming traffic >> that is when a brave dillon reeves springs into action. grabbing the steering wheel slowly pushing on the brakes urging schoolmates to call for help. >> i don't care! someone call 911! >> this morning he and his parents are sitting down with "gma". a lot of people calling you a hero right now, is that weird for you? >> that feels good. >> how did he know how to drive the us? it turns out carefully watching his dad drive for years. i bet you never thought that here he was so young but he was really absorbing everything you were teaching him so young. >> yeah, he deathly has always been a tentative to surroundings. >> since that day the calls and letters have not stopped. >> congratulations on your quick thinking. >> on that day, dillon did not think anything of heroic

trinet. people matter.port increases at california's universities may be necessary for the well-being of the college system. the suggestion is to raise tuition llow next year. dan: we explain what that may mean for students. >> the class of 2023 never saw their tuition increase during the four years they were enrolled at any of the cuc's. since 2011, there has only been one tuition increase, a 5% hike back in 2017. meanwhile, the university system says their expenses continue to go up. fiscal advisors representing all 23 colleges say it is time to bring more money in. wages have gone up, and buildings are in need of rates and repair. but students like ben say cuc should put the needs of students first. >> i support our staff. i think that the people who work at city east, the library, our teachers are very vital. but, i mean, they definitely have to take into consideration that the students are the foundation of school. >> i think it makes it harder to achieve my dreams. >> no students, like edgar, who atte

trinet. people matter. liz: silicon valley is the heart of the tech industry and there's a push to create tech hubs around the country. the biden administration is offering millions of dollars in grants to make it happen. suzanne phan looks at what that can mean for the bay area. >> silicon valley is home to some of the biggest and best tech companies and a lot of tech money. >> you are talking about 80% of the venture capitalists and technology in silicon valley. >> the u.s. government hopes to spend out though wealth -- spread out the wealth and possibly develop 20 tech hubs around the country. >> the idea is to make sure we are democratizing technology and innovation across the country. this is not only a program about economic development, but it is also about the u.s. global competitiveness. >> $500 million in grant is available for potential tech hubs. the application process kicked off this friday. among those who can apply, business and government groups. >> the u.s. to part one of commerce says it

trinet. people matter.an: the federal covid-19 public health emergency declaration officially ends today. vaccines, treatments and testing will still be available, but you may have to start paying for tests and many safety net programs are going away. for example, the pandemic booster food stamp benefits has already expired. ama: also ending, title 42. the public health law invoked in 2020 to curb the spread of covid-19 allowed for fastrak expulsions of migrants at the border, leaving very little time to consider asylum claims. some were rejected in mere hours, usually processing asylum claims can take months or years. dan: atitl2 ends, authorities will rely on immigration law as defined under title 8. it gives more time for migrants to seek asylum, unlike title 42, it carries penalties, including five and 10 year bans on reentry for those deported. this policy shift will have a profound effect on people. some have endured dangerous conditions and waited a long time to try to gain access to the u.s. anabel

trinet. people matter. >> today the federal reserve announced most recent interest rate hike.dele jones fell 270 points. the nasdaq lost 75 points. the market drop was a reaction to the federal reserve raising the short-term interest rate by one quarter of 1%. the fed says inflation is easing and this may be the end of rate hikes for the year. >> the strike continues for a second day for members of america. in southern california thousands of writers walked off the job stopping production for hundreds of shows. the writers guild and production studios disagree over labor issues, residuals and concerns about the use of artificial intelligence. writers say they are not being paid fairly. >> we are making money for the studios. it is our content on these screens. we believe we should be compensated correctly. >> this is the first wga writers in 15 years. the last one ushered in a new era of unscripted reality television. >> a new development in those unsolved stabbings in the city of davis. >> atm thieves drain customer accounts with a unique atm scheme with the bank would not be

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trinet. people matter. maisha: shared leadership has to do with...knowledging parents as equal partners. narrator: california's community schools. grant: community schools lift the voices of folks that have traditionally not been heard whether they're parents, students, community groups. john: it's shared decision-making with parents. they're saying that these are the priorities that they want to see for their kids. wendy: it allows us to create the school that our students deserve. rafael: community schools are innovative, and they're working. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. ama: welcome back, with a live look at san francisco airport. air travel at memorial day weekend said records. on friday alone, more than million people traveled, the tsa says it is the single highest day since the pandemic started. dan: and now a live the golden gate bridge. aaa predicted road travel would nearly match pandemic levels -- pre-pandemic levels. gas prices have dro although san francisco is teetering on the edge, at $4.99. oa

trinet.inding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning everybody. i'm liz creutz. a car up in flames while dozens of other cars backed up traffic following a sideshow in oakland overnight. it appears that sideshow led to chaos as people also got out of their cars and were seen lighting fireworks or running around filming the incident. multi purple cars were on fire when police arrived. authorities eventually put out those flames as officers cleared the traffic. we'll keep you posted on developments there. meantime, lisa argen, good morning to you. let's get a check of the forecast. all right, liz, it is raining our level one system breezy south winds reduced visibility. >> it's moving oute to alamo. o valley road looking at the wet weather down along the peninsula, the east bay hayward and castro valley and you can see the south bay. we'll get into partly cloudy skies, near 60 today. liz >> all right, lisa, thank you. thanks for joining us. the news ♪ ♪ >> gio: welcome back to "gma." we

trinet. people matter. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news.iew the case. reggie: chaotic meeting over the drug crisis. the message from london breed this morning. kumasi: ron desantis set to enter the race for president. the announcement is expected tonight with the help of elon musk. drew: it is great to start. some of fog along the coast, temperatures in the closed spots upper 40's. 50's around the bay shoreline.

trinet. people matter.an: parents in brentwood are demanding answers after middle school student reportedly hijacked the computers of several teachers to show racist and inappropriate footage. the hack happened at edna hill school. they tell us it is becoming a pattern, highlighting frequent bullying at the school. i >> would never have thought let me hacked the teacher's computer and tried to you know, it is things you hear about in the movies or something. you don't really think it's going to happen in real life. >> but that did happen at edna hill middle school in brentwood. this parent wished to remain anonymous out of fear for retaliation. her daughter is in eighth grade student. >> it surprises me that it got that far to the point where they are insulting or disrespecting a teacher. >> according to the brentwood union school district, a student allegedly hijacked the projector in three classrooms to display racist images earlier this week. parents told that i team that some students were learning abou

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trinet. people matter. ama: three states reach a landmark deal today on water conservation, including california. it will cut millions of gallons of water usage in the last -- the next four years. stakeholders are working with the federal government to iron out a plan for short-term payments in exchange for water savings. dan: near yosemite national park the river has begun to overflow and that will impact visitors as they go into the park. our or in what people can expect. reporter: the river is rising because of runoff from the heavy snow pack. monday morning, levels peaked over 12 feet near yosemite national park. >> as for now so this phase of the big melt we are looking at the peak today and then expecting some cooler weather as the week goes on. reporter: water is expected to recede this week. this video is from the help -- housekeeping campsite, immersed in water. reservations were canceled because of flooding. they in some areas, water covers the roads. but it is not discouraging people from going t

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trinet. people matter.iz: silicon valley is the heart of the take industry, and now there is a new push to create tech hubs around the country. the biden administration is offering millions in grants to make it happen. abc 7 news reporter suzanne phan looks at what that could mean. suzanne: silicon valley is home to some of the biggest and best tech companies and a lot of tech money. >> you're talking about 80% of venture capitalists and the technology in silicon valley. suzanne: the u.s. hopes to spread out the wealth and turn more of the u.s. into hotspots and to possibly develop 20 tech hubs around the country. ms. castillo: the idea here is to make sure we democratize technology and innovation across the country. this is not only a program about economic development that about the u.s. global competitiveness. suzanne: $500 million in grant funding is available for potential tech hubs. the grant application process kicked off friday. among those who can apply by august 15, business and government groups.

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trinet. people matter. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin with remarkable new insights into ukraine's president and the desire to hit russia on home soil. the "washington post" said president zelenskyy has suggested bold attacks behind closed doors including blowing up a pipeline and attempting to occupy russian border villages to gain over moscow. zelenskyy made such suggestions months ago. still, the pentagon did not dispute the authenticity of the leaked materials. this comes as we're getting new signs that the long-awaited ukrainian counter offensive could be getting underway soon. sources tell cnn, ukraine has begun shaping operations and cnn's sam kyly has more details on that. >> reporter: there have been signs, i think, very clearly now, that there are shaping operations going on ahead of a summer offensive by ukraine to try to recapture this territory that was taken by the russians. both in 2014 and more recently last year. what we've seen is

trinet. people matter.uter -- commuter ferries could become electric. they have opened an office hoping to lead the way. liz kreutz got to take a ride on a zero emission ferry that flies above the waves. >> shall we? reporter: at first glance it blends in with the hundreds of other books docked in sausalito. the moment we hit the water, part of what makes it so different. >> it is pretty quiet. very quiet. >>? it is fully electric. reporter: this is an electric boat, produced by a based in the bay area. veronica is the project manager. >> it is about that>> flies above the waves. our boat uses 80% less energy than a traditional speedboat would. the mission really is to help accelerate the transition to fossil fuel free waterways. reporter: riding around the bay is cool. but this is not actually the boat we came to talk about. candela is building a fully electric ferry seen in the renderings. it is a 40 foot catamaran that can hold 30 people. the hope is to replace the bigger diesel fueled ferries. the speed

trinet. people matter. >> president biden's homeland security secretary is defending the administration's border policies against bipartisan backlash. with concerns things could get worse at some already overcrowded border facilities. here is m win with the latest. >> many had predicted a surge of migrants but dhs secretary al hundred mayorkas says they have seen in approximately 50% drop in the number of people at the southern border compared to when before the trump policy expired. >> there is a safe lawful and orderly way to reach the united states and seek humanitarian relief. that is through the lawful pathways that we have expanded under president biden's leadership should >> for those migrants arriving at the border new restrictions are in non-mexican migrants are required to apply for and be denied asylum in another country and they will have to make an appointment at a port of entry on a cbp one app. if those rules are not followed they could be removed and not allowed to enter the u

trinet. people matter.rew: 6:09 on here is live doppler 7. high-pressure building and on the west post -- west coast. that will supply warmer weather over the next couple days. we have a fair amount of cloud cover out there but in parts of the north bay, we will lose the cloud cover and the fog will thin out. we will see a lot of sunshine for the second half of the day. sunny afternoon on the wave, -- 70 eight half moon bay. it is the onshore breeze on half moon bay. if so onshore breeze keeping it cooler. the warming trend continues tomorrow and takes off saturday. it will feel like summer around here saturday. we will show you the weekend forecast coming up in five-minute. reggie: the city continues to deal with a mercury spill, in martinez. and what they say about that. and why a new -- moving to the east bay this year. and it is 6:10. we wil feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let the light shine through. and light tomorrow, with the hope from today. this is a chance to let in th

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trinet. people matter. >>> back to our breaking news.eral judge in washington found four members of the proud boys guilty of seditious conspiracy. all five were found guilty of obstructing an official proceeding, one count of destruction of government property. joining us now on the phone to talk about this is andy campbell, a senior editor at "huff post." andy, thanks for being with us. wondering what your thoughts are on today's verdict. >> right. i mean, this is a very serious charge and a very successful day for the government in one of its highest profile cases in january 6, four out of five proud boys found guilty of seditious conspiracy. the government -- sorry, the jury agrees that these guys entered into an agreement prior to the attack to upend the certification of joe biden's election. certainly, they did so by force. >> tell me about the fact that the one man was found guilty of the seditious charge when he was not physically there. just the organization and this -- as you call it a gang. what kind of a group is this? >> this

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trinet. people matter. ama: another retail giant is shutting down operations. navy will shutter its flagship store on july 1. it opened in 1997. the company says the way it leverages operations as changed and is looking for a new downtown location that better fits its needs. the mayor says the closure is part of a larger shift in the overall retail model. >> it is a different time. retail is going to it is not going to be what it was especially in the place that you can have your deliveries on the tip of your po ge stuff sent to your house. ama: banana republic closed in april. the company says it is committed to doing business in san francisco. dan: developing news, the a's have released the first renderings of the proposed 1.5 billion dollars ballpark on the vegas strip. officials say the retractable roof stadium will sit on nine acres of the 35 acre tropicana site. critics have pointed out problems. the a's management admits it is the first rendering that they will release. leaders reached agreement on a funding package that includes up to $380 million in pu

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trinet. people matter. >> hello everyone, thanks so much for joining us for this hour, where we bring you tomorrow's news tonight. we have our great lineup of reporters to share our secrets. here when we have harry enten, -- , shimon prokupecz, and sarah murray. thank you all for being here on the couch tonight. okay, another texas town is reeling after another mass shooting at an outlet mall over the weekend, killed eight people, wounded seven others. tonight, we're learning more about the 33-year-old gunman and his actions leading up to the shooting. shimon prokupecz is following the story. let's start with what's next in the story. >> ultimately, right now, as much as we know about this individual, really the hate, the heat keep believed in really there is still this thing they need to do, authorities need to figure them out of. is there something else going on here that perhaps sparked this? so, that's investigators are now doing. you know, we learned so much about him through his social

trinet.>> good evening and happy birthday, patrick bailey, the giants rookie catcher threw himself a party is the pirates. he is batting and doubles, knocks in a pair. he is a switchhitting catcher, really rare. in the seventh, batting lefty, four rpi day on his 24th birthday. eight-run seventh. the bomb to he has no idea where it is, turnaround, finally he dives in to get it. 14-4, the most runs they have scored since 2015. in oakland, tailgate barbecue. posting the braves. two on for ryan noda. high and deep, although hot. second in as many games. matt olson, doing what he used to do in the a's uniform exit 4-2, but the a's would score three in the bottom of the inning, 7-2 oakland the final. a's first win weeks. the warriors general manager will meet the media after the season. but tomorrow, he may tell us if he is leaving the team. another report indicates he was poised to walk away despite a huge offer to stay on. no nba team has won a playoff series after going 0-3, celtic story to do i

trinet. people matter.eggie: time is now 6:15. this morning, concern is growing after four horses died at churchill downs racetrack just days before the kentucky derby. two of those horses collapsed for no apparent reason. one after a race on tuesday, the other on saturday. two other horses, including one entered on saturday's race, suffered injuries while racing or training and had to be euthanized. the trainer says blood work nothing out of the ordinary. >> the horse getting hurt, getting injured, that is something you could say is unfortunate. i run almost 4000 horses and almost nothing has ever happened like that. it doesn't make sense. >> am i concerned that four horses are dead? 100%. you would be silly not to be concerned about that. it bothers me. reggie: churchill downs says it is working with regulators to check necropsy results. experts believe some shopping centers need a makeover just to survive. sean randolph, with bay area council economic institute, says it is time to rethink retail. many sh

trinet. people matter. ama: ucsf benioff children's hospital hosted prom tonight. patients and staff got to enjoy a night of fun, dancing, great music. dan: teenagers got their hair and makeup done for free before the prom. many got a chance to pick up their close before prom. that is spectacular. ama: brittney griner made her return to the basketball court tonight. it wasn't just any season opener. dan: it was her first game in nearly two years after being jailed in russia. , harris visited greiner in the locker room before tip-off and met her phoenix mercury teammates, giving the pregame speech. one of greiner's biggest supporters was also there. greiner hit the first shot she took. ama: the giants are feeling good on this orange friday. dan: larry beil is here. sandhya: with a healthy roster -- larry: with a healthy roster, it feels like things are coming together for the giants. the kid continues to deliver in the clutch. casey schmidt helping the giants to their fourth straight w. sports is next. yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's in

trinet. people matter. ♪ ♪ >>> hello on this monday. hope you had a wonderful weekend. it's 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. >>> breaking news this morning. first republic bank seized and sold to jpmorgan in an overnight deal. this is now the second largest bank failure in u.s. history, the third major bank to go under in less than two months. how are the markets reacting this morning? and what does it all mean for your money? is it safe? >>> the manhunt for a suspected mass murderer continues in texas. a authorities say they have zero leads. five people are dead, including a 9-year-old boy. a community shaken to the core. we will bring you a live update on where the search goes next. >>> we're asking ever everyone for your help so you can bring this suspect or this monster, i will call him, to justice. >>> a weekend of absolutely wild weather. from a tornado touching down in virginia beach to the historic rise of the mississippi river, expected to crest today in commun

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trinet. people matter. >> in the east bay, we are halfway through the annual san ramon art and wind festival. that event kicked off this morning in the city's central park area. the two daylong extravaganza features fine arts and food along with kite flying demos and international music. you have already missed today but there is another chance to partake in the fun. the final day of the festival happens tomorrow from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.. and also today is the final day of this year's bottlerock music festival in napa. tonight the red hot chili peppers, little knobs x and the wu tang clan are all set to perform. tickets are sold out. what'd you say before the show, this was right up your alley? >> i like wine, bottles of wine and i like to rock. so bottlerock. >> it is a lot of fun and i'm glad that the weather seemed to hold for today. >> it has held up pretty well but just to the northwest of bottlerock there is rain but i will give you a look at what is going on. we have some active weath