under washington state law, income tax is unconstitutional, property tax is unconstitutional in this ntext. what is weird is the irs and 49 other states consider capital gains tax and income tax, in their decision the reason they move in this direction, the upside down tax system burdens disproportionately the community and we have too wealthy white people. they did not rule on the law, it reads like a press release coming from the democrat party and as he pointed out in his statement, not just to come. washington state legislature talking about wealth tax for the last year and a half and that's likely what they will do next. stuart: here's one for you, crews clear out homeless encampments in some seattle neighborhoods, >> we have shelter space available, most of the folks who are homeless just refused to accept it and then go on to another encampment, policies particularly in the seattle area, if they don't accept them, to go where they want they set up camp for the next several months until that gets cleared to. there was an incident yesterday, the homeless in camden they find a dea

i find irony i'm running for the people of washington state. where would that be? care about. i look at what our president, governor insley, the state is endangered by him and what he's done to businesses, the state and students. >> todd: do you feel you are being punished by the state for your covid stance? >> definitely. i was very honest when they said you need to do this and comply. i said, i'm not going to and stood by that. most followed what you had to do and i didn't believe in the mask, it was symbolic that is complying by wearing the mask and following the rule was divide and conquer and i didn't believe in it. >> todd: this letter is vague, what is happening is washington state government is picking winners and losers based upon politics. did you ever think you would live in a world, a state that would do that? >> not at all. i was a political science student in the '80s and saw what was going on. you can't gather more than five people at a table, can't be in a car with more than five people, it reminded me of the soviet union. >> todd: any way to keep o

the cal bears opened up with washington state. check out this guy on a hat only in los vegas early in the 1st half. check out the acrobatic finish right there by dj rodman. 3 points. the hard way. 10 points in the game for rodman. but quite quality. he kept how close he gets the steal. that leads to better offense on the other end. but cal still down 14 points at the break. 2nd, half the cougar put their foot on the bears next. tough move in here. pj bomba pressure on the rim. he led the cougars with 17 washington state win. 69 to 52 callers. is it 16 straight game? >> we'll see if cal head coach mark fox loses his job in the near future. they finish the season. 3 in 29. down in mesa today. the a's hosted columbia preparing for the wcc tournament early on great glove work. but kevin smith makes the defensive play on colombia's harold ramirez's grounder to shave a run at the plate. bottom of the 3rd conner capel comes in clutch with the bat comes in on the shallow center that plates rosado and christian patchy a's lead to one, but

police pursuits are effectively outlawed in washington state thanks to democratic justice reform. two young children are dead because officers couldn't chase a driver who blew past them 100 miles an hour. we will tell you hello enforcement is fighting back. >> todd: atlanta, freedom fighters with domestic charges with a training facility, and you won't believe what we are learning about them. we have a live report. don't go anywhere, a busy "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. ♪ ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to 60% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a prosecutor suing l.a. county d.a. george gas cone for retaliation and awarded $1.5

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he drove from texas to washington state. eva? >> just an absolutely terrifying story. thank you, demarco. >>> well, in florida, residents of the state's southwest coast have been complaining of burning eyes and breathing problems. the area seeing a flare-up of the red tide algae. dead fish have been washing ashore. a park supervisor saying 1,000 pounds of fish have been found on beaches in st. pete beach this month alone. >>> time now for a check of the weather and somara theodore is tracking a new round of storms. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. we have been seeing this wintry weather, but we're entering spring. severe weather season is kicking off. we're in arkansas, downed trees. they saw golf ball-sized hail on the road. it was a very dangerous condition. that line of severe storms is now actually making its way down into areas like mobile by lunchtime. then it will head to tallahassee by about 4:00. e cknd.d see storms ling we are seeing elevated risk for large hail and damaging winds. as far as the tornado threat, isolated but still there. if you tak

and they never let up that leave washington state beats cal 61 to 49. comes to a screeching halt. the san jose earthquakes, they're locked and loaded ahead of saturday's home opener against the vancouver whitecaps. the quakes lost heartbreaker in their season opener last week in atlanta. >> but there's still plenty of reason for optimism, a talented young starting quarter turns along with several new big time offseason acquisitions, including new head coach, lucci. gonzalez is a former quakes player who also coached the u.s. men's national team. san jose finish last in the west last season. but that was last year. this year. the team is setting a foundation that they hope to lead to a postseason wrote. >> the end result, every team wants to win every want he wants but it's really focusing on how we want to play. want to act. what are we going to do for each other the field? and i think that's been helpful to just push in that direction. the fight for identity. we want our fans and we want this community part of the team in how we have to how we play. we

cal taking on washington state third quarter jada curry. some game like steph, but she's not related to him. she had 16 points. bears are up by five down the stretch all cougars freshman austerity to hina. her three gives washington state and eight point lead less than five minutes to go, and they go on to win it. cal season comes to an end with a 61 49. loss. positive news on the stefan currie injury front. the warriors they sent out a release today. they said curry was recently reevaluated his making good progress and has increased his on court workload includes scrimmaging. it's kind of a big deal is returned to play what we based on his continued progress and response to practice and scrimmages. in other words, barring a setback sounds like he will be back on the court. soon after missing the last nine games missed over a month with a lower left leg injury. warriors host the clippers tomorrow night and speaking of steph that's him right there. he put on put on a disguise the dreadlocks, all of it. he wanted to surprise barry kids from t

the hat thrower cal taking on washington state. they trailed the whole game, but monty boozer, former bishop o'dowd grad 3 13 on this three. he had 19 points. 10 minutes to go. james mullins going to push washington state's lead up to 20, and they go on to beat cal 69 52 cal three and 29 the worst season h. williamson to the right back to williamson. long three to maybe well over a second. damian williamson wins it for wake forest at the buzzer in the tournament and not only in syracuse this season, but as it turns out, it also marked the end of jim boeheim's 47 year career. his tenure at syracuse is over, stepped down just hours after the game ended, syracuse announced boeheim would not be returning for another season. the hall of famer leaves at age 78 with one national championship in 2003, and as the second winning his basketball coach of all time, trailing only mike pence chesky. all right. we'll take you out with a dog on the pitch. check this out. this is in san salvador. we had to go deep. uh and you know, it looks like the

washington state cow kyle had the early lead. players in the bay jayda curry. she's so tough. she had a nice game 16 and cows up by 8 at this point. washington state stormed back, write their car while luck with the go ahead. bucket in the cause never looked back. counsel assisting one. 49 washington state moves on to take on number 2 seeded utah tomorrow. cal season comes to a screeching halt. the san jose earthquakes. they're locked and loaded ahead of saturday's home opener against the vancouver whitecaps. the quakes lost a heartbreaker in their season opener last week in atlanta. but there's plenty of reason for optimism, a talented young starting court returns along with several new big-time offseason acquisitions, including new head coach, lucci, gonzalez is a former quakes player who also coached the u.s. men's national team. >> san jose finished last in the west in 2022 but okay, that last year this year the team is setting a new foundation that they hoped will lead them on a postseason run. >> the end result. every team

a new all electric zero emissions ferry arrived in san francisco by tugboat from washington state yesterdayernoon. the sea change is considered the first commercial maritime vessel in the united states, powered entirely by hydrogen fuel cell technology. the san francisco bay area water emergency transportation authority is looking to phase out diesel ferries, which emit black smoke that impacts passengers. the new ferry will anchor at the san francisco waterfront, though its exact route has not yet been determined in sports, clay thompson was unstoppable in the first half of the warriors hosted sand. joe fonzi has more enclaves big night as the warriors make their push to get in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses th

and european commission president also found a line is actually in washington state for it talks with you as president joe biden . and there's some hope that they will come to an agreement that will lead to a kind of a free trade zone for clean energy. and that would certainly qual, fears that we're about to embark on a another era of transatlantic tre tension and no subsidy raised. then hopefully kate ferguson. my dw business colleague there. thank you so much. germany's economy minister, robert havoc and agriculture minister 10 austin here are traveling to brazil in columbia starting on saturday to discuss trade and climate change policies for sale . latin america's largest economy is seen as leading the charge in the renewable energy boom in the region, which its immense potential for clean energy. brazil is determined to lead to climate change race. a recent report by the global energy monitor shows that with 27 gigawatts of utility scale solar and wind facilities, brazil, latin america's biggest economy is already driving the green energy boom in the region. and almost 10 times o

caregivers, has now rebounded to where she is strong enough to make the 3000 mile journey to washington state . yes specifically given us written assurances that even today she'snough a number of sites for a natural sea pen that will become tokyo's new home have been identified like this one i visited in the sailors sea waters, her family, the l pod still swims through. today her 95 year old mother is still alive, but the opportunity for her to acoustically connect with her family without a doubt. so acoustically yes. and potentially physically over time, there will be challenges endangered species act comes into play and federal regulatory agencies like noaa and the usda will have the final say on whether or not this will happen in a few weeks. we're actually going to washington to have meetings with them. we're going full steam ahead right now. morris is optimistic. she's a member of the lamination. the indigenous people of the sailors see who considered toki a relative and have been fighting for this to finally happened was broken when they took her. and when we bring her home and reunite

washington is recognized for two minutes. mr. newhouse: mr. speaker, i'm a third generation hop and grape farmer from the state of washington. being a good stewart of the environment has always been -- steward of the environment has always been important to me, my family and my neighbors. for generations farmers and ranchers across the united states have understood that in order to continue their important job of feeding the world, we must work together to protect our clean water and conserve our most precious natural resources. and to greatistic, our -- great success, our nation's agricultural community has found ways to use significantly less pesticides and fert lieders to grow -- fertilizers to grow even more food. yet the administration has ignored all those facts and instead is coming after our private property rights with their waters of the united states rule. wotus is nothing more than a power grab which would impose tighter controls over the waters the clean water act never intended to regulate. lats be clear -- let's be clear. wotus isn't just a logistical nightmare that has plagued land owners, businesses, farmers,

all star is in police custody in connection to a drive-by shooting in washington state. police charging the super sonic charge with a felony. one car fled the scene and authorities recovered a gun. no injuries reported. drive-by shootings carry sentence of 10 years in washington state. >> ashley: now wanted by the mexican government in connection with the hostage situation that left two americans dead just 30 minutes south of texas. family members of both surviving victims say their friends were killed right in front of them. >> todd: marianne rafferty has more. >> marianne: accused of abducting four americans and killing two of them. garcia is wanted for the shooting death of two americans. mexico announced a bounty on garcia, who is the leader operating in matamoros since 2015. four individuals were kidnapped on friday, brown and woodward were later found dead. ge's cousin describing her family's shock at what happened to her? >> the thought of her coming over here, did that worry you at all at any point? >> it didn't worry me, i'm thinking everything should be okay. >

his mother was incarcerated at the so-called camp harmony holding center in puyallup, washington state and then in camp minidoka in idaho during world war ii. also with this is silky shah, executive director of the detention watch network. when president biden first came into office, he pledged to end family detention and pursue just, compassionate, humane immigration policies. during the very sharp -- drawing a very sharp contrast between what he planned to do as president and what president trump did. >> it is wonderful to be here with you. he is doing the truth is biden on the campaign truck, democrats under trump, were politically supportive of immigration. that is how they put themselves out there. they very much said we don't believe in family detention or separation. the complete opposite has happened. many of the trump europe policies stayed in place for a very long time and title 42 continues. i think this push to say now we are going to consider reinstating family detention is largely because title 42 is going to end in may and they are saying, well, in every way they don't w

three women's teams have already punched the ticket including the pac-12 champs, washington state and the defending ncaa champs, south carolina. >> can't wait for the tournament. >>> coming up, the countdown to when lights go out on the bay bridge and the effort being >>> there is a live look at the bay bridge. when the sun goes down, the lights usually come on. not for long. >> the lights are failing at a rate faster than they can be repaired. a fundraising effort is underway to bring them back, stronger than ever. for now, the bridge will go dark indefinitely at 8:00 tonight. >> they have a gofundme page and millions of dollars so far. >> they need to raise about 11. >> is that what it is? the suspicion is they will come back, but not tonight. stay tuned. >> hopefully they will be back soon. it was beautiful to watch. >>> that's it for 5 . we will see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. >> cbs weekend news is next. we will see you in 30 minutes. >>> tonight, the race is on. >> i am your warrior. i am your justice. >> former president donald trump doubling down on his 2024 ele

there are crews coming in from the west from washington state and from the state of new mexico to help pg and e crews get the power back on. but this is going to be a long process, of course, because we have at least 2 more atmospheric rivers heading our way with the wind and the rain and the trees falling down into power lines is going to be an ongoing battle for the next week or so. back to you guys. >> all right, ken, a castro valley, the surrounding area boy, they got really pounded this latest round of big storms. officials describe some of the damage throughout the area as eye-popping. and that is particularly true along crow canyon road. also a street. >> kron four's dan thorn his life in castro valley. with more on what's happening there, dan. >> well, catherine and vicki, the rain has come down just a little bit out here. but over the last hour or so, it's been coming down in sheets, as you mentioned, crow canyon road is always one of those problem spots. whenever we get an atmospheric river really any sort of heavy rain because of the mud that will slide down from the hills a

they placed 17th out of over 100 competitors in washington state's competition. i was so honored to visit with them last month. these kids really, really know their stuff. i am behind them 100%. so much so that i actually offered or agreed to jump in a pool if they are successful in their next competition. hopefully we'll have more on that. but, again, congratulations. we are all so proud of you. you have made your community very proud and i am very excited to see what you all continue to do. and madam speaker, i rise today to thank the u.s. coast guard and the columbia river bar pie lots in -- pilots in southwest washington. this is one of the most dangerous bodies of water in the world. it's when they meet the pacific. in winter waves reach over 30 feet and 40 feet in height and every day these folks risk their lives to save lives and livelihoods and ensure that the columbia river can be a connecting route for washington state, the entire world for trade. i am so grateful for the work you do guiding cargo ships and providing aid to stranded vessels. thank you,

. >> let me ask you about a bill on the other end of the spectrum, in washington state where abortionortion. one would block subpoenas for information from other states where it's illegal. so in other words, a woman who lives in a state, let's say texas where there are restrictions, decides she wants to come to washington state to get an abortion, that would block anyone in that state from sending that information back to texas or any other state where it might be used to prosecute her, right? i know, for example, there are countries that won't share information with the u.s. or don't have extradition treaties with the u.s. maybe that's a bad comparison, but would this be a new area of state law? this blocking and sharing of information? >> so i think the extradition agreements are actually a really good example because there are some countries, the united kingdom is one of them that says, look, we don't agree with the united states policy on the death penalty, so we won't submit folks in our care to your jurisdiction, that's essentially what's going to happen over one state that choo

over the bright neon green lights with flickers of pink lights were also seen from get this washington state to michigan and as far south as arizona and north carolina. have you ever seen the northern no, i have not. i hope to in my lifetime. certainly on my bucket list for sure. look at these stunning images. i've never seen it. this bright in a video video usually doesn't do it. justice and how did this happen? well, stronger than anticipated influences from the sun made it possible for states further south to see it. that is so cool coming up next the weekend tragedy involving a bounce house plus ticketmaster has to federal court class action lawsuit is faced. it's facing today involving allegations of fraud and price fixing. call it puppy love, which breed of dog is the most photogenic on instagram. we will tell you this is what you need to know you're it happen. after high winds pulled to bounce houses from the ground in western north carolina. they were set up for kids at a little league baseball game only flew one flew nearly 500 ft. all of the injurieswere minor. it's not known of an

that the, and we've seen people move from the west coast not just california, but oregon and washington state in term -- in numbers like we've never seen. this is the result of better governance in statements like florida -- states like florida. s the a result of poor governance in these left-wing states. [applause] that's why people are moving. [applause] just think about fiscal management. the state of florida, we have millions of more people now than the state of new york does, and yet new york state they have twice the size of the state budget than the state of florida does. and yet we have better infrastructure if, better services and higher performing k-12 the schools. so where is all this money going? but not only does new york state have twice the budget that florida has, new york city's budget with 8 million people is basically the same size as florida's state budget with a state of over 22 million people. our per cap a the debt in florida is the -- per capita debt in florida is the second lowest in the united states. new york's per capita the debt is the fifth highest in the united

taking all washington state more just juggling. they loved it. a gust early in the first check out the acrobatic finish from dj rodman. 3 points the hard way. 10 points for rod win. but the past is a any right here at cal close 30. he gets the steal. we're going the other way. bang, bang, seigel street. but count still down at the break. 2nd, half hubert put their foot on the bears next. dj rodman. put pressure on the rim. i washington state wins. 69 to 52 callers, 16th straight game. we'll see if they also lose their head coach in the near future. last night, the warriors lost their 7th straight road game. they have the 4th worst record road record in the nba. but during last night's loss, there was an incident in the 2nd quarter that left a lot of people talking. >> we play i'm so confused. was upset about something just kind of stopped that i still haven't seen >> that was reaction of the warriors play by play crew in the 2nd quarter after dream and failed to get back on defense after not getting a pass from jordan poole. you see him right dow

and police in washington state, say the man who murdered a podcaster and her husband was actually one of our listeners. detectives in redmond say your a that biggie's killer had been stalking her for months. sometimes calling her more than 100 times a day. investigators say the man traveled from his home in texas. he entered her home on friday, shot her and then shot her husband before killing himself. sadeghi had an order of protection against him. former vice president mike pence says history will hold donald trump accountable for january 6th strongest public comments against his one time boss came saturday to washington, d. c gala. pence also said trump was wrong for claiming pence could overturn the 2020 election. former vp is fighting what he's called an unconstitutional subpoena to appear before trump special counsel jack smith also declined to testify before the january 6th committee. it's not the super bowl, but the ads were actually really good during last night's oscars, and one in particular got a lot of attention. teaser for season three of only murderers in the building.

washington state win. 69 to 52 cal loses its 16th straight game.ow if my man right here will keep his job. they finish the season. 3 in 29 last night, the warriors lost their 7th straight road game. they have the fourth-worst road record in the nba. but during last night's loss, there was an incident in the 2nd quarter that left a whole lot of people talking. >> we play i'm so confused. was upset about something just kind of stopped that i still haven't seen >> that was reaction of warriors play-by-play crew last night in the 2nd quarter. as you can see, draymond doesn't get the passenger in pool. he just gets upset. we're going to watch it one more time. just keep an eye on dre won jordan other given the ball. kind of has a temper tantrum turned his back on clay tries to give him the ball and one of the great look, the optics were great. steve kerr didn't make a huge deal of it. when asked about the incident after the game. but what can reasonably come to the conclusion that incidents like those our size to chemistry issues on a team that this has

her three gives washington state and eight point lead with less than five minutes to go.mes to an end with a 61 to 49 lost. opening day in baseball, still about a month away until then, we do have cactus league action for you, and that means the single camera shoots giants to hit three homers to today against the diamondbacks. castor catcher austin win solo shot in the seventh. catch your breath. auerbach a two run shot in the eighth inning. and then in the ninth to cap it off another catcher, blake sable. these aren't household names, yet perhaps another two run shot in the ninth, so that's pretty good symmetry, three home runs and consecutive innings all by catchers, but the giants still lost the d backs 8 to 5. is that the reds and goodyear arizona christian incarnation strand from walnut creek hit a grand slam in the eighth inning. the reds third baseman then capped off the inning with an rbi single. so five r b i in the inning for walnut creek's incarnation. strand teams combined for six home runs, five doubles. and check out that practice. lee score 14 14, and then

authorities have now rested the 63-year-old harold carpenter after dna tested for me kit in washington state matched the dna from september of 79. it is one of the oldest cold case murders in the country to be solved through the dna review process. >>> answers in another cold case in solano county. 40 years ago 21-year-old holly ann campiglia was found dead in a california cornfield southwest of sacramento. she had been shot several times in the head and the neck. dna evidence has linked herman lee hobbs to the murder. herman lee hobbs is serving multiple life sentences for murder spanning from 2000 through 2005. he will not be transferred from state prison to the county jail to face another charge of first- degree murder. >>> the diablo county nuclear power plant will stay opened. the federal nuclear regulatory commission ruled the plant can stay open until 2030. this is the largest electricity source in the state which was supposed to be shut down in 2025. lawmakers pushed for it to stay open. the public utilities commission has to give it the okay to continue operating. >>> one lawmaker p

ending the loss to washington state. >>> why in the world are we going to show you texas a&m, corpus hristi? well, because of number 23. williams, shooting over north western state. he was legendary coach and guess what, he was the first bay area product to officially qualify for the ncaa tournament. texas a&m, corpus christi won the southland conference tournament today. 75-71. the islanders get an automatic bid to the march madness 60-18 field. williams dad, willie green. the head coach of the nba's new orleans pelicans. how about that? [music] >>> all right, vern, thank you. >>> up next, how you can celebrate the get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. [ laughter ] >> holi festival of color and music and love started today. this weekend people are gathering to join in the fun. the traditional hindu celebration is known as the festival of spring. people throw colorful powders at each other, they dance. people celebrate at rock riverside park this saturday between 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. >>> all right, international women's day is

the cdc says there've been three cases in washington state with two more suspected. >>> a warriors fan but also the fan of the howard university basketball team. she was there to watch howard university play in the first round of the ncaa tournament. after the game they stepped in within invite to the white house. >> you are hard work powerful and winners. howard's first appearance since 1992. a great peptalk from the vice president. >>> the warriors an >>> they did it. all smiles for st. mary's. they were victorious in the opening game periods the bbc you 63-51. up next the gales play fifth- seeded yukon and they go on to a sweet 16. however the story of the night, fairleigh dickinson university. outside was the 16th seed topping purdue for only the second time in ncaa history. that is fun to see. here at home they host sacred heart a nice move here finishing with 17 points and of course we have hannah jump. cardinals when 92-49 playing all ms. sunday at the farm. frustrating for everyone involved in they look happy. the 16th technical foul so he could not play tonight. is three ball

mullins pushes the lead up to 20 for washington state, and the cougar is going to win. 69 52 cal finishesg this the worst season in their 115 year history . williamson appleby to the right back to williamson. long three to maybe well it's over a second. damian williamson wins it for wake forest at the buzzer and the tournament. and it not only in syracuse season, but as it turns out, it also marked the end of jim boeheim's 47 year. tenure is syracuse's head coach . just hours after the game ended, syracuse announced boeheim would not be returning for another season. hall of famer steps down at the age of 78 with one national championship in 2003. and as the second winningest college basketball coach of all time only cch k. mike has more wins. time to give high school sports and love joe fonzi with the look at all the north cal basketball champions from the bay area who still have unfinished business. my baby. yeah. free bay area boys teams and three girls. teams will try this weekend to go as far as a california high school basketball team can be named the state champion. some have been t

>> are getting help from crews that are here from new mexico and washington state. they're all here to help. there are over 400 crews and equipment throughout the area. and a lot of the bay area crews have been out helping with the snow events in the sierra in the foothills there. but they're now back and they're staged the san carlos yard ready to help. and we do need that help. we're going to take a look now at the pg outage map will start here in the north face. we could see what's happening where people don't have power right now. green circles means about 50 customers affected the yellow diamonds anywhere from 50 to 500. if we see a orange square, that's 500 to almost 5,000 customers. so we have people in santa rosa petaluma even the bottle without power right now, sandra fell as well. even in mill valley moving it into the east bay, san pablo, concord, antioch, there, customers without power there. berkeley, oakland, san leandro, hayward, also people there in the dark right now. we do a big cluster right here in newark. there's almost 500 to 5,000 customers wi

and high school serves more than 600 students, one of 10 summit schools in the bay area and washington statees were announced in january over budget concerns, but supporters say that one month earlier the board reported denali was doing fine financially. >> summit public schools clearly have options to keep budget cuts away from students in classrooms. they have chosen to protect highly compensated central office staff rather than students and teachers. >> supporters want the state to audit summit to get a clear picture of its finances. >>> with heavy rain and more coming there is a danger of trees coming down. this is footage of downed trees from the last storm. you could see in that neighborhood, all of them on the ground. local arborist warned people to be aware before the rain hits like checking for loose or hanging branches, cracks in trees or the soil around the base of trees. >> every situation is different. like i said, being aware of the situation in your environment. better to do it preemptively. better to be proactive not reactive. >> if you are a homeowner and you notice any pote

cal taking on washington state first half tj bomba drive and tough layup. he had 17 points. cougars lead by 14 at the half cow does its best to hang on, and specifically monte bowser. hits the three the bishop o'dowd grad lead cal with 19 points. but cal was never really in this 1 10 minutes to go when jade mullins knocks down the three pointer to put washington state up by 20. they go on to win. 69 52 cows season ends two and 18 the conference and just three and 29 overall. and their last win four. three back for williamson for the win. damian williamson wins it for wake forest at the buzzer in the a c c tournament, but that's not the story and not only in syracuse is season, but as it turns out, it also marked the end of jim boeheim's 47 year tenure as syracuse head coach. just hours after that game ended, syracuse announced that boeheim would not be returning for another season. the hall of famer steps down at age 78 with one national championship in 2003 and as the second winningest college basketball coach of all time. trailing just great coach mike stachowski of duke,

long season comes to a close for mark fox and his cal bears against washington state. down early inside to okafor. throwing it down. second half, all cougs. t.j. bamba for three of his. team high. sports on abc7 sponsored by river ama: a reminder, you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand on the connected tv app available from apple tv, google and rocky. thanks for watching tonight. and roku. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, courteney cox, and ike barinholtz. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. thank you, thank you, thank you. welcome. oh, that's very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching, thank you for joining us. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i'm glad you're here. i have to say, i don't want to ruin anyone's fun. i'm not a fun-ruiner, for the most part.

the attorney general in washington blue state is picking up where biden left off and looking to formrmation board. >> todd: what the heck is going on? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ musical ♪ ♪ >> ashley: thousands of people are dying from fentanyl overdoses every year, but one san francisco supervisor appears to have an issue with the attention of the crisis is getting lately. watch this. >> people are getting crazy over fentanyl because we see more white people dying over these drugs. but where was our people when my mothers and grandmothers were on crack? there has been a drug issue in this country for a very long time. but there is no way we can stand by and allow people to say one race or immigrants are responsible for the fentanyl crisis. you are talking about people being -- who are dealing with abuses themselves. >> ashley: last hour we spoke to a san francisco mother whose son is actively battling an addiction to the deadly drug. addiction does not discriminate. >> so what, we are not supposed to do anything about it because no one is there to save our black brothers and sisters, but yet we should

cal's taking on washington state. how about 10 points on the bench?rstar, scoring 16. the lefty lane is good. a lead in the third quarter but it was all coots after that as sarah to quito with a huge three coming up. stanford plays orient tomorrow afternoon in the quarterfinals. snowcapped mountains and the san jose having a media day before vancouver. this team is hungry to become the winter. >> there is no reason why we cannot be where we want to be, which is to go off of playoffs. >> i feel like for us the playoffs once we get in will be eight competitive team. chris: ama: there is a lot of news to sift throughout their, so we went ahead and picked something out for you paid it is the epic blizzard in lake tahoe and extreme avalanche risks in the sierra. the palisades said is it has measured more than 40 feet this season. that story is one of the top things you are clicking on right now on our website. it is on abc7news.com. dan: a good thing to read while you are tucked in and warm. ama: thanks for watching. i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashle

they could be visible from washington state clear across idaho, the dakotas, michigan, new york, all to maine. the incredible display across this country. it's just breathtaking. i'll see you back here on >> next only on 7:00, battered and bruised. and it does not end there. >> i heard a cracking noise in the and i heard him. >> a nightmare in the board -- north bay. >> and dusty to klepto kitty. the cat that made headlines a while ago for making things away in a peninsula. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> tonight only on details on san francisco stabbings. abc 7 news has learned that police suspect the same 12-year-old boy who is responsible. good afternoon,. >> why they were not notified that a fellow student was being charged with attempted nerd or. -- attempted murder. >> it is a disturbing story. >> it has also been a challenging story the reason being there are long-standing laws in place protecting juveniles. the lack of information about child the suspects allegedly involved in violent crime is what is concerning communi

united states a new railway accident threatening an environmental disaster near the west coast of washington statefuel the locomotive and several wagons overturned on the ground. more than 22,000 liters of fuel spilled out and that's it. this is against the background, not flowing, not subsiding. everyone has scandals around the train, which went off the rails in the state. agaya then because of the combustion of chemicals in the air. x began to actively emit gas in the foil, which was used as a chemical weapon during the first world war. to this darkness, everything is see you. going back to 2006, where you just shot it was just your year it's straight. well, it's unrealistic that you were everywhere and, of course, the watch is the brightest event of 2006, which cannot be ignored - this is such a good movie. and after everything. this is not like, yes , after everything that happened in the eighties in nineties here is this creepy music in these movies, when, for example, they planted, apparently the composer. well, i don’t know how to call the person who was responsible for the music in this fi

it wasn't until this year that officials discovered the test of a 1994 rape kit in washington state matched dna in the south lake tahoe case. el dorado county investigators worked with the spokane police to arrest 63 year old harold carpenter. he's being held without bond in spokane. a man who entertained tourists in san franciscans alike by playing music on buckets has died. larry hunt, sometimes known as the bucket man died tuesday, but the city's medical examiner has not released the cause of death. hunts beats were unmistakable, adding energy in life to market street and showing up on youtube streams for more than a decade. he traveled overseas to play his music, hosted his own ted talk about 10 years ago. and talked about sharing the screen with will smith when he appeared in the film pursuit of happiness, people who knew hunt say he brought joy to the area with his music. what i love the most about larry is that i could see the happiness on kids faces, they would jump up and down and parents and smile because their children are happy. and he meant well. he was bringing goodness and vi

safe and we'll be right behind them to clean up johnson as utility crews from new mexico and washington state are here to help all stage at the san carlos yard. mateo county is one of the areas of concern. here's what happened back in january. local streets flooded with water. the rain started coming down in the afternoon. businesses in hard-hit spots have sandbags in place, but johnson says the utility is eyeing the rural areas along the coast, like half moon bay and pescadero where people were out of power for days in the early winter. you know, with your power's out a day or more, that's really challenging. we understand that's that's a incredibly inconvenient. and also a potentially becomes dangerous as those. >> as those outages, a length. and so we want to do everything we can to coordinate with local agencies. >> in the meantime, utility crews will be staged here along san mateo county and across the bay area. 2 assists for any power outages for emergencies here in san carlos, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> as the storm gets stronger throughout the evening, residents in san francisco say t

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mark is in washington state.rning. >> caller: good morning. >> host: go right ahead. >> caller: i have another point about the border. >> host: okay. go ahead. >> caller: what was wrong with president trump's stay in mexico plan that was turned over 20 minutes20 into president biden's inauguration? and how manyd drugs are coming over? they say they are all come over to the port of entry. which is incorrect. and these gotaways, how many terrorists or known terrorists are on the o watchlist are comig through with the gotaways? >> host: let's go through some of those stays in mexico. >> guest: it didn't end in fact, when president biden came in. that program is to working with mexico to process asylum applicantse in mexico. look, as i've said initial rooted the system is overwhelmed right now and it has greeted crf uncomfortable realities for the biden administration because they have also taken on an accepted the prospect of establishing detention centers which were exactly the points of criticism there were critic

this evening, noah maxes the ledge could be be visible from washington state, across to idaho, michigany to the main. the incredible display across this country. it is just >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. ♪ >> all of a sudden, i heard this cracking, then i heard the boom. kristen: frightening moments for a northbay family, their house, split in half by a tree. they say they are lucky to be alive. and you can certainly see why. julia: sky7 w today giving us this birds eye view of the damage. check this out. the homeowner describing the scene as chaos, when the tree came crashing down, trapping her and her son inside. they are sharing their story of survival. cornell bernard is live with more on this chaotic scene. reporter: hey, very big operation happening here on yolanda drive. cruz just about everywhere you look -- crews just about everywhere you look. the family feels like to be alive after that tree fell at 5:20 a.m. this morning, smashing into that house. it woke up pretty much the entire neighborhood and trapped the family upsta

this one is kohl's of full piece. china has been labeled by the us as a potential threat with washington stating its national security. so the, that both china and russia are nuclear power and they need to be deterred. what exactly does that mean? how do you think the us plan to do it? it's actually, yeah, so corn to stranded to competition with china with russia, initiated by the former president to donald trump in 2017 that and to say china, we are become they in a competitor. all those stretching her origin is to in the word and to change the what order or system i used used to be dominated by the united states. this is actually a, it which key strategy by the united states always the us would like to have an enemy for the say could to get more and more money at home and get a more and more support from the other country. so i think this is the code we're thinking on mentality for the united states to take china and russia as an enemy. i don't think that the united states can make any records. you see the word with the globalization of economy and also wanted audition of international politic