usf holds on 6259.bout utah state visiting santa clara also goes down to the final seconds, 8278. utah state adomah ball down the lane. and this is with authority. that makes it a two point game utah state up four after free throws carlos marshall junior with a huge jumper to get back within two. but with three seconds left, all utah state needed to do to seal the win was inbound the ball and they barely do that. santa clara falls 84 8249 ers visit arizona sunday. brock purdy leading the league in passer rating completion percentage yards per attempt get. the national media seems reluctant to anoint the last pick in the draft mvp consideration. kyle shanahan was asked if brock isn't the mvp. how about christian mccaffrey? >> try and get me in trouble with those two guys. >> i think he's playing the best on the on the team that's playing the best in the entire league. if it's not him, i think christian should get it. you know one of them has i mean i feel like it's kind of a no brainer. >> that's the onl

usf holds on 6259. utah state visiting santa clara also goes down to the final seconds, 8278. utah state adomah ball down the lane. and this is with authority. that makes it a two point game utah state up four after free throws carlos marshall junior with a huge jumper to get back within two. but with three seconds left, all utah state needed to do to seal the win was inbound the ball and they barely do that. santa clara falls 84 8249 ers visit arizona sunday. brock purdy leading the league in passer rating completion percentage yards per attempt get. the national media seems reluctant to anoint the last pick in the draft mvp consideration. kyle shanahan was asked if brock isn't the mvp. how about christian mccaffrey? >> try and get me in trouble with those two guys. >> i think he's playing the best on the on the team that's playing the best in the entire league. if it's not him, i think christian should get it. you know one of them has i mean i feel like it's kind of a no brainer. >> that's the only re

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. 1st half here, usf inbounding just one 0nd shot clock on the shot clock. it. >> mark sure of jones right here topped also that throws down there. but it's a beautiful play. time for the coast guard. in. some in second happened now. still a close game. marcus williams kicks it out some late thomas. this 4th 3 pointer of the game, thomas finishing with a game-high of 22. how about some defense? the mongolian wife right here picks off the past. takes it back. the other direction throws it down there. 77 to 57 win. the final fresno state didn't have a single player in double digits tonight. so great news from the forty-niners camp today is defensive lineman jaylon hargrave return to the field in santa clara. always want to say javan but you got to get the now he's been dealing with the harm, a hamstring injury. he missed last week's game against the cardinals. and even though he was limited at practice, it was encouraging, you know, to see the big guy out there and possibly be able to play come christmas day. meanwhile, one of the interesting sidebar. so the p

kraut friday usf luck and practicing attorney since. i since 2014 i run my own firms and mostly practice in the area of housing and real estate law. in general litigation. i have been sitting on board 3 for the last year and i enjoyed my experience and learned a lot and look forward to sitting on board 2. and also i'm theme have an opportunity to serve san francisco i have been here since 2005 and it is important to mow to give become to the community to timed that balance with allowing people who pay the taxes and the government who needs the taxes and raufrg them due process when they think they are over charged or something like that. i vanish pleased sit on board 3 and look forward to sitting on board 2. thank you. >> thank you, so much. seeing no one on the roster with questions i would add also that we appreciate your service to the city. supervisor safai. >> i have a question what is the difference with seat board 2 and 3? >> you said you sat on the previous board now applying for this board. >> i have been on board 3 appointed t

usf wins 7360. six and three for the second time in three weeks, the 49 ers will take on the seahawks. eric armstead did not practice. he could miss a game or two as he deals with foot and knee injuries. san francisco coming off a big win over the eagles last week and won't be overlooking a tough seattle team. i think when you're a really good team, these are the types of weeks where you have to not fall into the trap of feeling good about yourself and come out and take it to another notch. >> we know what happened the last time we beat an nfc east team. pretty good. and we obviously are aware of that. we have a really a tough opponent in seattle. we know what they bring every single time we play them. we're not talking about philly from here on out. we're on to seattle and baseball news. >> espn's jeff passan reports the yankees have traded for padres slugger juan soto, along with trent grisham, in exchange for five players. soto now joins a lineup with aaron judge and giancarlo stanton, while the

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usf pulls away in the second half.wight newberry with the steal and he takes it all the way for the two handed flush. newberry had 17 points. the dons never trailed to pick up their first win over an sec school in 27 years. 73 to 60. the final the 49 ers. they can clinch a playoff berth with five games to go if they beat seattle on sunday. combined with either a green bay or minnesota loss. of course, they're playing for a lot more than just a playoff berth. as for that ugly incident last sunday, 49ers linebacker dre greenlaw slammed eagles receiver devonte smith to the ground and then some pushing and shoving on the sideline. eagles head of security dom d'assandro. he's right in the middle of it. he pushes greenlaw and that prompts greenlaw to put his finger in big dom's face. both men were ejected and one of the most unfair trade offs in recent memory. since then, both men have apologized. >> he seemed like a genuine guy who seemed like a guy that everybody loved in the building. so i hate that. honestly. i really ha

usf wins 7360. are six and three for the second time in three weeks, the 49 ers will take on the seahawks. eric armstead did not practice. he could miss a game or two as he deals with foot and knee injuries. san francisco coming off a big win over the eagles last week and won't be overlooking a tough seattle team. i think when you're a really good team, these are the types of weeks where you have to not fall into the trap of feeling good about yourself and come out and take it to another notch. >> we know what happened the last time we beat an nfc east team. pretty good. and we obviously are aware of that. we have a really a tough opponent in seattle. we know what they bring every single time we play them. we're not talking about philly from here on out. we're on to seattle and baseball news. >> espn's jeff passan reports the yankees have traded for padres slugger juan soto, along with trent grisham, in exchange for five players. soto now joins a lineup with aaron judge and giancarlo stanton, while

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andrew fraknoi of the usf from institute to explain this discovery of a rare family of six planets.at what we have? where is this thing? >> well, this is a planet orbiting a star about a hundred light years away. but what's exciting about it is exactly what it says on the screen. or you've heard of synchronized dancing and synchronized swimming. this is synchronized orbiting. >> what does that mean? andrew? >> don't go around in a random way. they're lined up in such a way that their orbits actually connect mathematically, and that's a very rare thing in the universe, are very rare with six planets, ours doesn't do that. >> we're not synchronized here. >> no, the moon sometimes do a jupiter's moons because jupiter has a strong gravity and they're close to it. jupiter's moons do a synchronized dance, but our planets are all over the map when it comes to our orbits. >> okay, so this one is super far away, right? how was it discovered? >> this is. it's actually for astronomers, not that far away. a hundred light years is what we astronomers consider our neighborhood. okay. but it actua

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. >> college hoops on a friday night fresno state visiting usf dons by ten. steal and the finish at the other end. one of 11 steals for the dons in this game. he had ten points malik thomas with 22 usf wins 7757. hey, we are packed on christmas day. get up early, open your presents, then enjoy the warriors and the defending nba champion nuggets at 11:30 a.m. that's the tip time then. celtics and lakers fast forward to the night time nfl countdown leading into 40 niners versus ravens. 515. kickoff followed by after the game. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry biel the weekend starting off just great larry thank you. >> let's get a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. all right zach good morning to you. >> hi everyone. waking up to a beautiful sunrise. we have high pressure in control. some gusty upper elevation northeasterly winds but probably not noticing that. maybe getting some tulle fog drag dragged into our east bay valleys. we'll wait and see if that's the case. but we have it right now

he had ten points malik thomas with 22 usf wins 7757. hey we are packed on christmas day.sents, then enjoy the warriors and the defending nba champion nuggets at 11:30 a.m. that's the tip time then. celtics and lakers fast forward to the night time nfl countdown leading into 40 niners versus ravens 515. kick off followed by after the game. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil getting a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen >> hi zach. good morning to you. it is bright out there. we do have a little bit of fog in our inland valleys, but high pressure overhead bringing us offshore winds in the upper elevations. boy did we warm up yesterday. today way back to near average and we're going to keep it dry for the next several days. some of the coastal trails and underpasses could see some minor flooding here. just past high tide right now, and then we'll do it all again for sunday . that coastal flood advisory in the low lying areas here. so keep that in mind if you are out and about and as we look at napa, whe

. >> college hoops on a friday night, fresno state visiting usf dons by ten.s game. he had ten points malik thomas with 22 usf wins 7757. hey, we are packed on christmas day. get up early, open your presents, then enjoy the warriors and the defending nba champion nuggets at 11:30 a.m. that's the tip time then. celtics and lakers fast forward to the night time nfl countdown leading into 40 niners versus ravens 515. kickoff followed by after the game. that's a wrap on morning sports have a great weekend everybody i'm larry biel thank you to larry. >> let's get a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi zach. good morning to you. hi everyone. uh- getting set for the holiday and we've got some pretty quiet weather. not quite as mild as yesterday, but as we look at our satellite and radar composite live doppler seven showing you high pressure building on in the winds around it. a little gusty this morning in the upper elevations. we'll talk about that in a moment. but right now we still have our coastal flood advisory, which we have h

constant bombardment as we've been saying, and they have nowhere escape. yes, we have james elder from the usf spoke. person giving us an up-to-date current um sort of situation as to what's unfolding and we what he has to say with regards to everything that's happening at this very moment time. let's talk about safe zones, they risk being zones of disease and human suffering. let me explain why these zones are tiny pats of barren land with water, no facilities, no shil from the cold and the rain, no sanitation. currently in a shelter in gaza is around one toilet for 400. children and families, in these safe zones, there will be no ch and it tends thousands of people as a doctor told me, these so-called safe zones will be zones of disease, zones of disease, gaza burning is the world fills, literally think in this of century decade that we've seen anything close to what we've witnessing right now, it's more than any of humanitarian crisis that we've ever been reporting, and now the cries are just ever more desperate for a cefire. there was a mention made of the uh subterranean natural resources

former saint mary's basketball star omar samhan and a former usf soccer great turned coach luis sagastumeht, the big numbers for new year's eve festivities made it to new york's times square. today for three, two, one happy union. that's the welcoming countdown. switching on the seven foot tall. 2024 numerals as they've been on tour already, making stops at holiday events in los angeles, arizona and philadelphia. >> we're very excited because we have actually used our all electric kia ev9 suv to bring these numerals from the la auto show in november, all across the country, to allow people from coast to coast to see and touch the future, along with all the bright lights there. >> this new year is made up of 588 energy efficient led bulbs. on this sign, they'll be moved from broadway plaza to times square on the 31st for the big new year's eve festivities. >> it looks good. all right. we still have much more news ahead. >> we do? let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530. karina >> thanks, dan and amo. we're continuing to track the rain. meteorolog

this is on masonic avenue near usf. fire officials say the floor and roof completely collapsed, forcing one person to jump from the home and another person had to all happened about 3:30 this morning. >> most of the time people are sleeping this time, 3:30 in the morning. so they were evacuating as quickly as possible. many times people don't realize what's going on next-door to their house. so even when i arrived, they were banging on doors just to help evacuate the residents of the neighboring buildings. >> the fire spread to nearby homes, damaging three buildings and displacing seven people, no word yet on the cause of that blaze. >>> in san jose a man now facing homicide charges after the man he attacked a month ago died from his injuries. police arrested 33-year-old nicholas anderson, who was originally booked on suspicion of assault. investigators say the man who anderson allegedly attacked was his girl friend's father. that assault happened on november 13th and the victim was taken to the hospital but died from h

new information to bring you on a fire on the sonic near usf that triggered a massive response.any people were injured and how one injury had nothing to do with escaping this fire. then a family pleading for the return of their matriarch right before the holidays. the latest on their efforts to bring her back after they say she was kidnaped in mexico. you'll never guess what we're doing to the baconator. —we're putting it... —a pretzel bun!!?? on the baconator. kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? the baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. to bring their kidnaped mothers safely home from mexico. now, last february, maria del carmen lopez was visiting colima, mexico, when she was kidnaped. the kidnapers contacted the family and demanded more money than the family could pay. and the family has heard nothing since then. her children and grandchildren say she is the center of their family and they have agonized the ten months she's been missing. >> she's just a great person to be around, makes the whole famil

about this service and about this career path back when she was 22 years old after graduating from usf, i tried to put in her ear, i think you would be incredible at this profession and she said i'll think about it. >> that is always something in my ear, but to be honest, my encounter with the fire department that kind of sparked that interest and the reason as to why i wanted to become a firefighter, because at the age of 15 i lost my mother to gun violence and it was the fire department when they came to my home, it was the reaction of the firefighters that i felt cold. their reaction to my situation. i didn't feel support. that is just my perspective of the instant it happened, but that is something that stuck with me. i don't want someone like me to go through what i went through because i know how that felt. i took the leap of faith and i said i'm going to change my career entirely, but now i see for myself just within my recruit class that there is a lot of diversity. it was really comforting to me to see that and know that these are the people who are going to be my first family

destroyer, and usf 18 fighter jet. a spokesman for the houthi forces says they were targeting a ship not responsive and carrying it out with solitary of iranian people. the u.s. sees this, houthi are a proxy in yemen. the spokesperson said iranian support has enabled the houthi to launch attacks against israel and maritime targets. it's often deferred operational decision-making authority to houthi. it was not long ago, that iran was providing support even before. it was iranian support that largely allowed these to happen. we just saw an iranian one-way attack drone attack a ship in the indian ocean, they tried to calibrate their response to continue to try to keep the gaza war from spreading. >> orrin lieberman with that update, thanks so much. >> let's talk about this with senior recorder -- reporter steve paulson. he wrote a piece on cnn.com called fears arising of a wide middle east war, u.s. troops are in the firing line. >> let's talk a little bit about how israel's refusal to scale down intensity. potentially l

[music] >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. the four semesters we have been running here, usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and the united states. america wastes about 40% of the food we create every year, $160 billion worth and that's made up in the higher cost of food for

about this service and about this career path back when she was 22 years old after graduating from usf, i tried to put in her ear, i think you would be incredible at this profession and she said i'll think about it. >> that is always something in my ear, but to be honest, my encounter with the fire department that kind of sparked that interest and the reason as to why i wanted to become a firefighter, because at the age of 15 i lost my mother to gun violence and it was the fire department when they came to my home, it was the reaction of the firefighters that i felt cold. their reaction to my situation. i didn't feel support. that is just my perspective of the instant it happened, but that is something that stuck with me. i don't want someone like me to go through what i went through because i know how that felt. i took the leap of faith and i said i'm going to change my career entirely, but now i see for myself just within my recruit class that there is a lot of diversity. it was really comforting to me to see that and know that these are the people who are going to be my first family

my name is [indiscernible] resident of d1 and work at usf. american jew family killed in the holocaust and here to say criticizing israel is not anti-semitism. 2/3 of american people are calling for cease fire yet only 55 member of the house and 4 centers called for and the board is trying to push the vote and here to represent the people we demand you vote tuesday. gaza cannot afford a winter break. we have been e-mailing calling and screaming in the streets to dend macease fire and not listening so why we are here today. over 16 thousand palestinians murdered and u.s. continues to send aid which 90 percent billions goes with weapon [indiscernible] in gaza and west bank. we refuse to let tax dollars continue to fund the genocide. the federal government failed the citizens and palestinian people so here today calling on you-- >> thank you. welcome. >> i live in d1 and grassroots organizer who knows the struggle of black san franciscans is linked with palestinians. i urge you to vote next tuesday in support of cease fire resolution. two days a

the war here has killed and wounded nearly 15,000 children in a little over two months according to usfs remained in gaza throughout. >>> children, after children, after children who lie in the hospital corridors with horrific injuries. lots of them serious blast injuries. they've lost limbs. >> reporter: it's not just the injured, it's the disabled and homeless. this u. n. run school in southern gaza has become a refuge for orphans and kids with complex medical needs. some several times displaced, like 90% of the strip. sometimes, it's the adult who cries as the children stay silent, or watch in four as building's collapse around them. leaving children covered in debris and dust. there aren't enough emergency vehicles, so any mode of transport will have to do in gaza. horse drawn courts, pick up trucks, motor taxes, the stream of casualties seems angeles. >>> when i have to deal with a child, or a baby, without their family, without their father and mother, i feel heavy hearted and grief stricken. >> reporter: back at the kuwait specialty hospital in rough, a little really handle to th

nice left handed finish. 21 for collins that would extend that lead to 13 usf. all 72 to 61.ith how about the farm. stanford hoping to snap their three-game skid hosting san diego first-half cargo of 7 michael might show threes. all right. later on. brandon great 25 8 for angel stanford to the fight. they beat san diego. 88 to 64 the idaho. >> already today. >> all right. should look at sports. hang tight. coming up after the break, kron 4 news at 11 with dan. at 11 with dan. >> we'll see a bit. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31 at coveredca.com. have you heard? the xfinity mobile black this friday sale is on now!e. don't miss out on a

also in phenix herb sendek and santa clara, facing former usf dons head coach kyle smith and washingtont santa clara's carlos marshall runs him down. gets a piece of that. we're going to go back the other way adama alpha ball lobs and cameron tung slam broncos by 16 at the half. that's a pretty play ball a transfer from arizona was three of four from downtown. scored a game high 23. and the broncos hang on down the stretch 6961. they played for pac 12 teams and beaten three of them, the only loss was at cal to tomorrow will be arizona native brock purdy's first game in his home state since this one, when he quarterbacked iowa state to a fiesta bowl victory over oregon in 2021. running for a touchdown, throwing for another in a game limited to family and friends. because of the pandemic. slightly different scene tomorrow. he's still only getting tickets for his family, but this time brock expects to emit a much bigger crowd rooting for him. that gilbert, arizona native excited to play in front of all of them. but at the same time, he's gotten used to playing with his loved ones, watching

usf in tempe to take on arizona state. the sun devils on a 12 to 1 run early.rankie collins hits the three for asu. he led five players in double figures with 21 some slick ball handling by collins here before he decides to take it to the hoop. the dons go down 72 to 61. they are five and three and the cal men's water polo team is the best in the country. the bears today playing for a third straight national championship against ucla. that was nicholas papanikolaou, the guy known as big papa, with the goal for the bears. papanikolaou was named the tournament's most valuable player. that's max casabella with one of his five goals in the game. cal wins the championship game 13 to 11, not only is it the bears third straight ncaa championship, it is their 17th overall sharks are playing a little better of late. and tonight had a chance to win two in a row on the road for the first time this season. santa z at the garden to take on the rangers. the sharks in it all the way. they dig the ball off the boards here. then ryan carpenter fires in the goal against his old

. >> to have pride in where you grew up and i actually had a stick shift in san francisco at usf andaduated college it burned out. [ laughter ] >> i used to just grind it on the hills and i'd be like -- because you just roll right past. so just grind it out. way to go. >> just the fact that he got emotional talking about his love for the city. and the -- his love for his job. how creative and what a great way to kind of sort of bring your love of where you are from into your work. >> heart is in san francisco. >> it is. >> truly. >>> time is 5:56. a big change on b.a.r.t.. the new fare gates being rolled out in the east bay. >>> and before we head to break, taking a live look from oakland right now. as you can see a major police presence happening at 9th avenue and embarcadero. we have a live report coming up. we'll be right back. >>> thanks so much for joining us this morning. it's friday, december 29th. >> let's get going. >> this is just going to set us back a litt

. >> that fire started at about 320 this morning at a duplex on masonic avenue near the usf campus.eople were injured. one jumped out of a third floor window to escape the flames of that burning building. the other was escorted out by firefighters , according to the fire department, both suffered serious injuries but are expected to survive. firefighters say that the flames were coming from the roof of the building when they arrived, the roof and then the second floor partially collapsed. >> during this fire. san francisco fire was faced with multiple challenges. this was a high volume, high intensity fire . >> seven people have been displaced. they are receiving assistance from the red cross. no official word yet on what started the fire, but investigators say they think it may involve construction work at one of the buildings and the equipment may have fueled the flames while three bay area high school football teams are now celebrating, state champion chips, including acalanes high school in the east bay. >> ktvu is alice wertz joins us live tonight from lafayette after speaking

she wrote landmark opinions on abortion, affirmative action in john trasvina is a former dean of usf the continuation and ultimately the end of affirmative action. as we know as we know it, but also on on young women and on everybody. >> o'connor's first job out of law school was deputy county attorney of san mateo. san mateo, d-a's office posted this on formerly twitter, quote, we mourn the loss of former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. a stanford law grad in 2014 inductee into the san mateo women's hall of fame, who before the first female justice, got her first job as a lawyer here. liz lee san francisco entrepreneur and mother, shared this message on x about meeting the supreme court justice. years ago, quote, when you're 16 years old and they let you spend an hour with sandra day o'connor for taking first in the nation for constitutional debate. but it stays with you for a lifetime , i'm rip. justice o'connor, before and after o'connor stepped down from the supreme court. her career included hearing cases in the ninth circuit in san francisco in the newsroom. suzanne

the clients that we represent at our immigration clinic at usf, these are valid asylum seekers. and so by ing into this rhetoric that they're creating a problem that their criminal that they're coming here to just take advantage of, i think is it's wrong headed. we ought to be looking at the human side rather than buying into this rhetoric that it's huge challenge that that's creating a problem. >> all right, bill, we're going to have to leave it there. building university of san francisco. professor, thank you so much for joining us. thank you. >> well, meantime, the fighting, it continues in gaza as israeli forces launch strikes from the ground and the air. this is calls for a cease fire, are rejected by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. fox's trey yingst has more now from tel aviv. >> we are not stopping whoever talks about stopping there is no such thing in an apparent expansion of their ground offensive, israeli forces bombarded palestinian refugee camps in central gaza tuesday, this coming after air strikes over the weekend, left hundreds dead, according to the hamas run

. >> the sponsors in the usf coalition include salesforce, deloitte financial giant citi and the san francisco chamber of commerce. the innovator projects range from curbside ev charging to construction site water recycling and yes, so hopes that they will be all up and running within the next year. we're expecting the next 6 to 9 months to see most all of these innovators actually deploy their sustainability solutions here in the city, but also setting up shop so that as they're growing, they're creating jobs that benefit san francisco and the local economy. the world economic forum plans to present results at their meeting in davos in january. and then hopes san francisco can be a model for replicating these solutions in other cities. starbucks workers in petaluma have voted to form a union. >> the starbucks on petaluma boulevard in downtown town is the 31st california location to join starbucks workers united baristas won the union election in a unanimous 12 to 0 vote. there demands include safe working conditions and fair pay. since december of 2021, more than 360 starbucks store

. >> so, steve, the usfed cuts ras so the economy does not go into a recession, is that partly what would drive the cuts? >> yeah. well, they're in restrictive status right now, which is what jay powell has said. so, the reason why -- i've heard that push-back of, why are we going to cut rates, what would the -- the economy is going to be in such poor shape, that's the reason why they're cutting rates? no, it's to courtney's point. inflation has fallen. this was a supply issue, a supply chain issue. that was basically self-created. so, he was right when he said it was transitory, he just had to expand on what that actually meant, but if you have a pce at 2%, there's no need to have rates where they are right now. you don't have to be crashing in the economy if milk, eggs, cheese, gasoline, if everything continues to fall in a dramatic fashion, then he's too restrictive, he's got to cut rates. nothing to do with the economy falling out of bed. >> all right. our next guest thinks the broadening of the rally we've been seeing over the past couple of months could carry over into the next year

. >> as you know, i'm not one to apologize for things i meant to do, but i do apologize to usf becauseidn't intend to hit him. so i was just selling the car because he was grabbing me and pulling my hip back. so i spun away and unfortunately, i hit him. >> what's going on with him? i don't know, personally, i feel like that brother needed help and i'm glad he not try to choke me. >> this is the third time this season green has been ejected over a physical altercation, an altercation, and the second time he's faced a suspension. the nba says the suspension is indefinite to give green time to deal with the challenges he's facing. wow that's a lot. and now whether it's a lot, that is a lot. >> it is a lot. what >> all right. this morning. so we are dealing with a lot less fog out there. and we're on our way to a mild afternoon with warmer weather on the way. here's a look at the accuweather headlines. what we're finding is that it's filtered sunshine today as we head into friday and saturday we are warming up to near records, especially on saturday. saturday we could have some temperature

john trasvina is the former dean of usf law school. >> she has had an impact not only on the court in the continuation and ultimately the end of affirmative action. as we know as we know it, but also on on young women and on everybody. >> o'connor's first job out of law school was deputy county attorney of san mateo, san mateo, d-a's office posted this on x, formerly twitter. quote, we mourn the loss of former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor, a stanford law grad in 2014 inductee into the san mateo women's hall of fame, who before the first female justice, got her first job as a lawyer here, liz lee san francisco entrepreneur and mother, shared this message on x about meeting the supreme court justice years ago. quote, when you're 16 years old and they let you spend an hour with sandra day o'connor for taking first in the nation for constitutional debate, it it stays with you for a lifetime. i'm rip. justice o'connor, before and after o'connor stepped down from the supreme court, her career included hearing cases in the ninth circuit in san francisco in the newsroom. suzanne

but also i want to appreciate usf, our educators, thousands of educators insisted not just on raises, but on actually the fiscal accountability and discipline and dealing with some of these things. and they said we want to know where every penny is at. so we can demand not an excessive raise, but an a raise that sfusd can actually afford. and so i just think that's also another credit. that's due here. and i think as we think about this transformation of the i'm thinking of it as like the old sfusd to the new sfusd, there's certainly all these pieces. and i think this is where at least my discomfort comes from. there's a lot of the old sfusd that's still around and we don't have a plan yet for changing it, right? we've got classrooms with 10 or 12 kids in it and we can't keep that. that's not going to that's not sustainable. we can't afford that as mr. duchin has pointed out, many times. so it's like, so how are we going to make that shift? but we also have i'll use another example which may not be popular, but we also have a curriculum and instruction department that doesn't respond

started on masonic avenue right near the panhandle neighborhood of golden gate park, not far from the usf campus. now authorities also tell us flames spread to at least three buildings, while masonic is closed between grove and hays streets. i heard all the fire trucks going. >> just woke up, grabbed all my stuff and just came outside and the house a couple doors down was fully, fully engulfed in flames. and i've just been waiting on the corner ever since . >> the fire department says an unknown number of people will be displaced by the fire crews. are there at the scene. they will likely be there for hours. no word yet on what started the fire, but stay with us here at ktvu. we will continue to bring you updates again on that fire on masonic in san francisco. the former pittsburgh police detective accused of shooting his wife at a and at police cars is now in jail. he was at the center of two standoffs in pleasant hill over the weekend. ktvu james torres joining us now in studio with what happens next james. >> pam, good morning to you. well, police in pleasant hills say chun-li chow fin

. >> so currently do the usf programs have those requirements on them now?> the requirement that recognizes -- >> davis-bacon for example. >> there's going to be a departure for that. the rules of the commerce department to have these types of labor related regulations that do not apply in the fcc's universal service context. so i think that is going to be a disincentive to smaller providers to participate because it has those requirements that don't currently exist in usf. >> 's at the time for the proposal into the digital discrimination rules could open up the broadband industry to price controls that would undermine i believe it is fair competition. and also heard private investment. that is favorable to the larger broadband providers. back to mr. carr. could you just shared your take on that? discuss the impact of the rules from your vantage point and how these impact a smaller providers? >> there's a lot of talk about the biggest cable providers and i get it but the reality is there's thousands of small mom and pop broadband providers that are out ther

the goal of usf is to bring these cutting edge companies of the future to the city. here.ing, growing by connecting them with key founders, city departments in charge of permitting and local resources. 14 innovators named by the world economic forum are expected to meet with yes sf for funding today. the group says they want to bring cutting edge innovation that can be replicated in other cities around the world. >> 40 million drivers in the united states park on the street. they don't have a driveway. they don't have a garage, and therefore they have no place to charge. >> our starting projects have been in new york, but we're really looking forward to making san francisco our west coast regional base. >> the san francisco chamber of commerce said they'll open an office downtown to help the companies make local connections , say a downtown full of businesses is what's best for the city. dave >> all right, andre, thank you. time now, 612. well, a unanimous vote by the san rafael city council to renew its current tax assessment program for downtown businesses. now, the plan

cities tasks like updating the website and sending out the newsletter and i'm getting my master's at usf in environmental management. thank you. hello, i'm maxine schulte. i'm the new residential toxics reduction associate, a very recent college grad with a background in conservation biology. but here at the department, i'm excited to be learning more about household toxics and hazardous waste. i'll be overseeing the retail collection program. nice to meet you. good evening. my name is simone koskinen diaz. i'm the new environmental education coordinator working on the school education team. really excited to bring these topics to our youth as a native san franciscan and really excited to be on board. great. thank you. and joining us remotely, we have edna aguilar, who is a clean transportation intern. edna and dr. dude seems edna is having a technical issue. we do have kevin fumitaka joining us remotely. so you heard a presentation from kevin fumitaka at your last meeting. pleased to announce that he's been promoted to our green business coordinator within the department. so kevin, if y

that, you know, a coda to that, commissioner benavidez, is that there was a resident, ansel hall at usf that was renamed aimed to burl toler. and so this is a living history. and i think that the monuments and memorials work is informing a lot. i mean, a fantasy the artist was on the monuments and memorials task force and they took their practice and found new ways of expressing their art. you know, a person who is doing fashion and textile design is now applying their work in different ways. and so it's wonderful to see this growth. i also wanted to call particular attention to bernice bing, who who was an extremely significant artist. and in this conversation about representation in, you know, a young chinese woman in her time did not have a place in the art world. but for fortunately, history is resurrecting the importance of her voice. we always just wish that they could have been more effective in their own time so that they didn't have to sit on their talent and not really have a place. but the other one is i don't know how many people knew isaac wong did you ever hear of obiko? i