because it was cal harris on trial. wrong man, his attorneys insisted. >> cal did not deserve to be on trial. and frankly, michele and her family deserve better. we all want to know what happened to her. it's time to look elsewhere. >> reporter: there was a new prosecutor this time around. tioga county's kirk martin. he made the same arguments as the previous d.a. saying the evidence pointed to cal harris killing his wife. the trial went on for three months. at the end of april, it finally went to the jury. and four kids and their father suddenly had nothing left to do but wait. >> we said what we want to do when it's all said and done and over with and the good end turns up. >> reporter: want to talk about that at all? >> vacation. suddenly had nothing left to do but wait. >> we said what we want to do when it's all said and done and over with and the good end turns up. >> reporter: want to talk about that at all? >> vacation. >> yeah. >> we said what we want to do when it's all said and done and over with and the good

we don't hear any sirens. >> ma'am, this is going to be cal fire's jurisdiction. let me give you their phone number. >> are you kidding me? this is 911. i'm supposed to call somebody else in >> if you're reporting a fire, it's going to be cal fire that responds out there. i'm not aware of a fire in that area. >> so you can hear there is a frustration in this woman's voice. this was a call around 10:00 to napa 911, and she's basically being told call cal fire. lisa, i feel like as a member of the public, we think there's this cohesive system. it seems like there's some big gaps in there. >> there's different people who deal with different situation. cal fire has the jurisdiction to fight fires and they're the ones that need the phone calls when people tell you there is a fire going on, so they can find it and then decide whether or not to send responders to it. that's what is going on in that call. one of the things is that people really want information. they see flames, they smell smoke and they do what they were taught to do. 911 gets completely overwhelmed and

highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> cal on the road taking on wazzu. first half, juwan harris, first career tunnel double, 10 points, 11 boards. cal down 5 at the half, shoot 32% from the field. franks 10 of 13 from beyond the arc. 34 points. check out the bench, row boat. malachi flynn added 14. wazzu wins big 78-53. cal drops to 7-elev hi- 11, 1-4 pac-12 play. >>> cable coached the raiders' offensive line in 2007-8, became their head coach in 2009-10. jon gruden added edgar bennett as their receiveser coach. >>> sad news as former abc broadcaster keith jackson died at age 89. he retired in 2006 after 50 years as a play-by-play announcer for college football, major league baseball, and he covered ten olympics. he famously nicknamed the rose bowl the granddaddy of them all, was on the call for the nlcs game between the mets and astros in 1986. his last major league baseball broadcast. he coined the famous phrase "whoa nelly." keith jackson gone at 89 years old. >>> the seventh annual john's march against stomach cancer january 20th at sonoma race day.

are -- when you say physical injury, what -- what is cal-osha looking for? they're looking for -- by way of example, are they looking for broken bones, they're looking for ways that people hurt themselves physically? is there anything else that is part of the types of injuries they're looking for that you can just further describe? >> there is some things in the cal-osha regulations about -- about stress, about -- there's actually a law on the books about workplace violence, and the ems personnel are part of that -- that regulation because they're first-line responders, and there's a reporting system. and at this point, cal-osha's really just tabulating data on workplace violence, but there is an analysis on workplace violence, and cal-osha does talk a little bit about stress, but there is no compliance with regulatory stress management. >> how are you measuring whether or not an individual has sustained a stress injury? >> that remains to be seen. i don't have that in my purview at this point. that may be something that will happen down the road, but i don'

highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> cal on the road taking on wazzu. first half, juwan harris, first career tunnel double, 10 points, 11 boards. cal down 5 at the half, shoot 32% from the field. franks 10 of 13 from beyond the arc. 34 points. check out the bench, row boat. malachi flynn added 14. wazzu wins big 78-53. cal drops to 7-elev hi- 11, 1-4 pac-12 play. >>> cable coached the raiders' offensive line in 2007-8, became their head coach in 2009-10. jon gruden added edgar bennett as their receiveser coach. >>> sad news as former abc broadcaster keith jackson died at age 89. he retired in 2006 after 50 years as a play-by-play announcer for college football, major league baseball, and he covered ten olympics. he famously nicknamed the rose bowl the granddaddy of them all, was on the call for the nlcs game between the mets and astros in 1986. his last major league baseball broadcast. he coined the famous phrase "whoa nelly." keith jackson gone at 89 years old. >>> the seventh annual john's march against stomach cancer january 20th at sonoma race day.

marcus lee led cal. cal loses their eight straight, dead last in the pac-12. >>> 23rd ranked cal hosting 27th ranked alu. christina down -- after six more points in the third, asu running away, cory eckmar lays in it. cal drops to 6 and 4 in conference play. >>> roger federer won his 20th major title. for himself, actor chris hemsworth on hand, the 36-year-old federer won the third with shots like that. but chellic refuses to lose. roger federer becomes the second player to win a total of 36. his siz usity titles. eight wimbeldon and one french. and fedex got a little emotional with the trophy. >>> at torrey pines, jason day is in the clubhouse at 10 under with the lead. now ryan palmer, third shot on the par 5, plays it perfectly. make that for a birdie to get to 10 under and join jason day in the clubhouse with the lead. now alex has a birdie putt for the win on the 18. can't drain it. three-way sudden death playoff for the title. palmer eliminaeliminated. alex playing in his first pga tournament, and

marcus lee led cal. cal loses their eight straight, dead last in the pac-12. >>> 23rd ranked cal hosting 27th ranked alu. christina down -- after six more points in the third, asu running away, cory eckmar lays in it. cal drops to 6 and 4 in conference play. >>> roger federer won his 20th major title. for himself, actor chris hemsworth on hand, the 36-year-old federer won the third with shots like that. but chellic refuses to lose. roger federer becomes the second player to win a total of 36. his siz usity titles. eight wimbeldon and one french. and fedex got a little emotional with the trophy. >>> at torrey pines, jason day is in the clubhouse at 10 under with the lead. now ryan palmer, third shot on the par 5, plays it perfectly. make that for a birdie to get to 10 under and join jason day in the clubhouse with the lead. now alex has a birdie putt for the win on the 18. can't drain it. three-way sudden death playoff for the title. palmer eliminaeliminated. alex playing in his first pga tournament, and

and now cal fire is spending six million dollars to clean up the problem. it will cut down and remove dead trees in the counties with biggest problem. cal fire says removing the trees will cut down on the fuel load in the event of a wildfire. the "fleet of the future"-- has hit the tracks. barts new cars are up and running. passengers were allowed to ride the new bart trains for the first time today on the fremont to richmond line. big changes include wider cabins, more bike racks, and new digital monitors that track the train )s progress in multiple languages. the cars are also a lot less noisy. the new trains will run during non-peak hours for now. if there aren )t any major glitches over the next few weeks -- they )ll run the full bart hours. the new trains will slowly replace the old ones over the next 6 years. making special accomodations for kids with autism. a theater on the peninsula has a unique performance this weekend. the "peninsula youth theatre" group will hold a "sensory friendly" performance tomorrow of their show "the ugly duckling." the pe

mountain lions often hunt deer in the hills above cal's campus. campus police advised you make noise while you're walking to reduce your chance of an encounter. >>> remember when we talked about how cold the storm would be. look at lake county. a winter weather advisory. 2 to 4 inches of snow up to 8 inches in localized areas. in fact, here's a look at live doppler. color-coded. the green is rain, the pink is a wintry mix, the white is all snow. snow is already starting to fall and it will continue to do that throughout the day today. so please be careful if you're traveling around there. back here in san francisco, temperature running from, look at that, 44 in sunny side to the mission, castro and parker city to ocean beach. the warm spot at 53 degrees. heading into downtown, 49. it's 40 in walnut creek. 44 down in santa clara. we'll go down south. 101 and 880. it stopped raining now. but it's definitely wet from yesterday's rain. we've got more showers on the way. that will keep roads that are damp this morning likely damp in spots during the af

isaacs was on a cal fire promotion panel and knew what questions would be asked. phillips later told cal fire investigators that isaacs tipped him off to study topics like how to coordinate aircraft or how to enter burning structures. isaacs was later forced to resign. according to the bee, there was a disciplinary letter written to isaacs saying, "your

conservative students at cal filed that suit in april, access cal of creating a double standard for campus speakers, limiting conservative viewpoints. cal is asking a judge to dismiss the lawsuit. they are asking the judge to reject cal's request. >>> later this morning state lawmakers will hold a hearing in santa rosa on how utilities can help prevent wildfires, this as pooe pg&e is being sued by some of the wildfire victims who say it was the power company's fault. so far the cause of the fire in the north bay have yet to be determined but that is not preventing north bay lawmakers and the chairman of the state senate's subcommittee on utilities to come together for a hearing. it starts at 10:00 this morning at the santa rosa city hall. >>> we now know the future of an injured mountain lion cub. we also have new video of the animal's treatment. the cub is coming to a wildlife center permanently rather than to be released in the wild. the animal was hurt in the southern california wildfires. experts say the month old cub i too inexperienced toeáÑ survive the wild without its mother. >>

cal just six points in the first quarter. nice dish from thomas. cal down 11 at the half. but 6 more points in the third, asu runs away, they win 57-42. cal drops to 6-4 in conference play. cardinal hosting arizona. cardinals hit 14 threes. mcphee was three for five. smith three for four hp williams passes it up to carington, lays it in before the buzzer stanford goes on win 79-42 they're 8-2 in conference play. >>> roger federer won the the title in the australian open. chris hemsworth cilic refused to los he came back for the fourth set. but it was all federer in the fifth. he becomes the oldest to win at 36 in five sets.s.s. he got very emotional with the trophy. what a run for the best to ever play the game. >>> final round of the farmers jason day huge par put on 17. in the clubhouse with the lead. ryan palmer the approach on the par 5. plays it perfectly, leaves it a foot away. makes it for booerd to get to 10 under, tied for the lead with jason day, so it's a playoff. alex noren has the booerd putt for the win. he didn't. three way sudden death playoff. jason went 1

now it's saying there s good evening, >>> kpix5 news begins with the cal state crunch. the university promised tens of thousands of students a slot. now it is saying there's no room. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. new at 6:00 most of the csu campuses are maxed out to capacity. kpix5's juliette goodrich is live at cal state east bay where the competition is tougher than ever. >> reporter: it certainly is and the good news is that more students are applying to college, but the csus can't keep up with this demand. so the big challenge is where do you put everyone and insure they get a college education? alicia naboa is a freshman at cal state east bay. >> i would say it's competitive. >> reporter: she said getting accepted to california state college is not as easy as it used to be. >> no matter, what college is always -- matter what, college is always hard to get into. you just have to fight your way through if you want it. >> reporter: cal state turned away one in 10 students or 31,000 people last year, more than ever. today csu faculty leade

cal just six points in the first. leading bears with 15. cal down 11 at the half. after six more points in the third, asu running away. and laying it in and she has 12. asu has 57-42. cal drops to 6-4 in conference play. stanford hosting arizona. hitting 14 threes in the game. britney, 3 for 5. alana smith 3 for 4 from beyond the arc. second quarter, key anna williams passing up to dijone carington. stanford led at the half. they go on to win. they are 8 will-2 in conference play. final round of farmer at torrey pines. that's par. in the clubhouse with ten under on the lead. palmer with an approach on 18. plays it perfectly. leaves about a foot away and makes that for the birdie to get to ten under joining jason day for a share of the lead. then alex, this birdie put for the win on 18. 15-foot. can't drain it. three-way sudden death play off. palmer eliminated on the play off. jason day with 12-footer for the win. pushed right all the way. alex playing first pga tour as a member and jason day after five sudden death holes finish the day at 8:00 a.m. due to darkness

agents were actually seen at cal, it wasn't a raid. the agents were invited on campus to speak. recently one undocumented berkeley student made headlines when he was detained for days down in san diego. he was taken into custody at a check point and has since been released on bond and is back at school. that same ongoing battle over immigration reform triggered a new protest this time in san francisco. the peaceful demonstration centered around a family pleading for the release of their undocumented father detained by i.c.e. agents after dropping his son off at day care. fernando carrillo's wife was among the demonstrators rallying outside i.c.e. offices in san francisco. >> it's been a nightmare. emotionally, physically, financially, we've been struggling. our daughters more, i think, than anyone. they are in a position where they don't understand why things are happening the way they are. >> spokesperson for i.c.e. says carrillo was moved to mexico three times since 2003 and he has convictions including possessing a false i.d. and a dui. carrillo will remain in custody while h

but you know what happens in the cal works program, in the cal fresh program, what happens in the medi-cal program have influence on the amount of money that hsa has to work with, which effects the budgets in each of the operating departments. at this point, we've seen the governor's budget and we're really at the point in the process where we are trying internally to fit together a budget proposal. and so, this is the first of two meetings we're going to have. this one is one that we hope to set the context and talk about some of the things that are affecting the budget and then when we come back in several weeks, we will be sharing with you what our actual proposal to you is for the daas budget. and then we'll make that proposal sometime after that. probably a week after that. and then we will go into a long period of discussion, with the mayor's office, about what the shape of the hsa budget and its operating departments' budget are for the next year. and then the mayor will propose a budget herself on june 1st. so then we'll go into the board phase. so, if we can -- just to describe th

we had cal train folks here at the last meeting providing an update on their progress. it's moving along well. and positive train control, we hope will resolve its contractor dispute so they can deliver their project anticipated for 2018. bike pedestrian, we saw vision zero meet several times and provide support and guidance to the multi agency group working towards that. we are committed to drive that number of fatalities down to zero. pedestrian improvements, mtas working with public works made tremendous progress with traffic signals and pedestrian facilities throughout the city and bicycle improvements throughout the city in expansion of the bike share was part of that. on transparency and accountability as usual we take it very serious and obtained a clean audit from the transportation authority. i want to thank the team for a fourth year in a row and we were able to sell first long-term bonds at a very good rate with ratings of aaa and a plus. it will help to accelerate improvements and delivery of important services such as the new muni vehicles and other fleet a

i applied for medi-cal, veterans, ssi, i have been approved for medi-cal but it doesn't pay for assisted living. i'm here for your help to find solutions to solve the situation and future problems with memory care, alzheimer's care for assistance where it's privately owned. where will we go when we are in the situation? will we be tossed in the street like homeless to care for ourselves since there will be no place to care for us. and become a problem for our family. thank you. >> thank you. >> i would like to thank you all for being here and especially thank norman yee, my supervisor. my mother was very angry, she didn't know she was losing her mind. i'm a flight attendant. i can't take care of her. she needs 24-hour supervision. i called around to many of the small homes, i called one and they said oh, will your mother watch tv? no, my mother wanders around. they said we're a small facility and we need to keep her in her room to watch tv. at swindels, they have people who love the patient and families. we have at least six neuro science schools in san francisco. they should be studying

their ninth straight road win. >>> cal falls to usc in berkeley, and st. mary's beat pacific. >>> sharks in toronto tonight. game went into a shoot out. bozack ended it with a goal on jones. maple leafs won 3-2, but the highlight of the night happened two seconds into the game. they dropped the gloves. thornton got a fist full of hair ripped out. he eventually tossed it to the ice, and the back up goalie scooped it up saving it for a souvenir. it's no big deal because we saw curly get his hair ripped out tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to ight. >>> the late show is next. our next ne

cal tech in pasadena also made the list ranking fifth. >> going to steer ta be prepared for snow and ice. train control on 50 and 80. caltrans is saying take your time on slippery roads. 12 hour shifts and stay until the highways are clear and safe for drivers. but the good news is i think you'll have a great clans to get up to tahoe and have a nice weekend up there. and any snow expected? >> tomorrow a couple of snow showers. so still check the road conditions. play it safe. but if you are up there you are having a blast. even though it's cold it's definitely a beautiful sight to see. walnut creek, look at the clouds. seeing that storm system finally meet exit off to the east. now what we've have left behind is just some cold temperatures, a little bit of cloud cover, and yes even a bit of some fog in some areas. there is san francisco looking absolutely beautiful. now today is going to set the scene for a nice warming and drying trend. right now the temperatures remain on the cool side in the 50s. 53 in san jose. san francisco at 52 degrees. and not warm up by much. expecting to se

conservative students at cal filed the suit in april. it access cal of creating a double standard for campus "kz+iewpoints. cal is asking the federal judge to dismiss the suit but the department of justice argued those allegations would violate the first amendment if proven to be true. they are asking a judge to reject cal's request. >>> "the new york times" says president trump tried to fire the special counsel. crisis. >> just like saturday night massacre, right, during the nixon years. now, understand, this news is brand-new, "new york times" just reporting it, but the attempt to fire robert mueller actually came last summer. now, that doesn't change the gravity of the situation, but it's important to understand the timeline. four different sources tell "the new york times" trump backed off when his own white house counsel threatened to quit. trump has the power to fire the man investigating him, he also has the power to pardon the people around him, but that would leave the government in a major crisis. you do have to ask yourself wh

their ninth straight road win. >>> cal falls to usc in berkeley, and st. mary's beat pacific. >>> sharks in toronto tonight. game went into a shoot out. bozack ended it with a goal on jones. maple leafs won 3-2, but the highlight of the night happened two seconds into the game. they dropped the gloves. thornton got a fist full of hair ripped out. he eventually tossed it to the ice, and the back up goalie scooped it up saving it for a souvenir. it's no big deal because we saw curly get his hair ripped out all the time by moe. [ laughter ] >> we'll be right back. cbs eye on the community... presented by target. art and history spark connections across cultures, igniting curiosity, conversation, and inspiration. that's why target supports the asian art museum in san francisco. the asian museum is here to make asian arts and culture relevant. the reality is we all have a story to tell. it's what makes us who we are. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors

let's talk about what's going to happen in so cal first. 68 in san diego. mid to upper 70s in los angeles. palm springs mainly sunny conditions. you can see from moderate northward, we'll have the wet weather eventually turning to snow at noon today through 4:00 tomorrow. 8 to 12 inches above 4,000 feet. whiteout conditions because of the gusty winds. if you're heading up there at 6:00, that's when we'll start to see the snow accumulate and you can see more than a foot in a lot of the elevations on the peaks of the mountains for skiing. if i can spit this out, sorry about that. we'll have more snow for monday and wednesday. >> now, a live desk update. >> tomorrow is the deadline for congress to come up with a spending deal to avoid a government shutdown. house republicans are proposing another short term extension. the democrats are fighting for a deal on the d.r.e.a.m.ers, the thousands of young immigrants under the daca program who may face deportation. reporter megan hughes is live in washington with the latest. megan? >> reporter: jessica, good morning

cal tran is urging you to take the 5 as an alternate route. >> it's still painful to watch. the 129th rescue wing spent the day in santa barbara county helping with those rescue efforts. these are photos that the dprgr sent late this afternoon. this is the view they had from up above. >>> there's danger in our own fire zones. a rock fall killed a 22-year-old man last night. emergency crews pulled out his car this morning. police say he was driving on 121 in napa county when a boulder crashed into his car sending it down this hillside. cal fire says the atlas fire last october burned much of the vegetation and the fire scarred hillside likely became destabilized. >> we get the rain in the fire areas. the fire burns the vegetation out and now we have all those boulders that normally holding them up another risk of coming down. >> cal trans geologist says that section is prone to rock slides. >> when you think about how much rainfall we got in that short amount of time. over three in santa rosa and two to three plus inches from napa. it's simple when you think about our mudslid

if you're heading to so cal, low to mid-70s and total sunshine. winter storm warning for the western slope. winter weather advisory for tahoe itself. that means less snow in tahoe than the western slopes. you got to drive through this to gets to tahoe. 1 to 2 feet of snow through noon today up to 10:00. up to 60 mile per hour winds. whiteout conditions. it's going to be nearly impossible to get through those areas. as far as snow tomorrow, we've still got some. a dry spell friday through tuesday. >>> at the live desk, new developments this morning in the russia investigation. attorney general jeff sessions has become the first trump cabinet member to be interviewed by special counsel robert mueller. we've also learned about two key matters mueller's team wants to address with the president. abc news reporter kenneth moton is live in washington with the latest. >> jessica, we don't know where special counsel robert mueller is in his investigation but we know they've interviewed a number of high-profile officials. attorney general jeff sessions adde

knocks down the three. 12-0 cal run. bears won 53-51 and ohio state upsets michigan on the men's side today. >> you ever to play that clip. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> and who said that? >> howard cosell. >> yeah. >> we will be right back. , if. >>> icy and magical wonder land, the ice festival. artists are turning blocks of ice into sculptures. that is it for 5:00 p.m. we will see you back at 6:00 p.m. >> quijano: record-breaking co temperatures hit historic lows. in boston it hasn't been this frigid on this day since 1896. for millions more ice and snow are on the way monday. >> it feels like now is just kind of going at your skin when are you walking into it. >> quijano: also tonight president trump returns from his weekend retreat. still bashing the new book that has raised questions about miss mental fitness. has raised questions about his mental fitness. the "me too" movement takes center stage at the golden globe awards. the one color everyone will be wearing. a quarterback makes nfl playoff histo

even so cal will get a few showers this morning. 63 to 64. even 71 up in palm springs. you can see it's still snowing across the sierra. in fact, we have the winter weather advisory. less snow around the lake and a lot more snow trying to get to the lake. 6 to 12 inches through about 10:00 tomorrow morning with another foot and a half above 7,000 feet. let me show you my accuweather seven-day forecast for tahoe. that's it. snow today and feel like winter chill tomorrow. then temperatures above average by the weekend. >>> right now, the president in switzerland for the world economic forum. air force one landed in zurich just before 1:30 a.m. our time. you were probably sleeping. right before that, the president left the u.s. and he appeared to be one step closer to talking to special counsel robert mueller in the russia investigation. big news. abc news reporter kenneth moton is in washington with the latest on that story. >>> good morning. te press was having an off the record session with white house chief of staff john kelley when the president dropped in and made bi

. >>> california lawmakers are considering a bill that would require uc and cal state universities to offer the abortion pill. the legislation calls for access to medication that ends pregnancies. at university health centers by the year 2022. the bill passed in the state senate yesterday and now headed to the assembly. the foundation of san francisco and other donors are each paying up to $20 million in startup costs. >>> a federal appeals court ruling out of san francisco is a blow to immigration rights. yesterday the ninth circuit court of appeals decided undocumented youth are not entitled to government-paid lawyers to contest deportation but they are allowed to hire a private lawyer, accept the services of a pro bono lawyer and guaranteed due process. it comes after the aclu tried to defend a teenager who was brought to the u.s. to avoid death threats, he says, from gang members. the boy did not have a lawyer when asking a judge to grant him asyl asylum. >>> o.j. simpson may be a free man but his legal troubles aren't over yet. the millions of dollars at stake during a california

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forced to get this pass away as part of a 7-0 cal run. the bears lead by 1 at half time. smith drives, and then dishes fortwo. cal gets its third straight win and a four and two conference record. >>> the warriors continue the road trip tomorrow night in cleveland rematch of the christmas day game played in oakland and won by golden state. things not going well of late for the cavaliers losing three in a row and 8 of their last 11 following to the number three spot in the east, and dangerously close to falling even further. in tomorrow night's game thomas and curry will be in their respective line ups. both missed their christmas game. >> it's only january. we're not in panic mode. i on played four games after being off 7 months, so there's no need to panic, but we, we got to be powerful. we have to take anything we do negative, anything we do that's not good on the court, take that serious and look in the mirror and see what you can do to help them win. >> all right, those two teams again tomorrow night. that's it for me. we'll see you in half an hour for sports fo >>> p

she helped cal reach the final four in 2013. according to the civil lawsuit, mohammad muktar the cal assistant director of student services sexually assaulted her nearly 10 years ago when she was a freshman. clarendon tweeted: regarding the news today, i want the shame to not be my own anymore, because it's not my shame to carry but it's something that i have had to carry. it's a horrible thing to live in silence to carry that pain and that weight and the guilt. clarendon now plays for the atlanta dream of the wnba. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> california sea lions have made a big comeback along the west coast with their population tripling since the 1970s. there are now about a quarter million of them. many give credit to the marine mammal protection act signed by president nixon in 1972 making it illegal to hunt, kill, injure or harass marine mammals. >> you can link it right back to these protections from the marine mammal protection act and the endangered species act that have really protected these species from

cal and 14th ranked arizona in berkeley. kristen went to cal. check out don coleman, kristen. that's your alumni check. trying to claw back into the game. 19 points. they were down, get within 11. alonzo treer to the rack. deandre aden, he's 7'1", 250 pounds, a freshman. better box him out. he's very strong inside. had 20 points and 11 boards. wildcats beat cal. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. were you questioning our squad for the all-star. >> check out the ballot for the broadcast. >> super bowl champion, a done owe foil. >> you don't need to tell by those guys. we know. >> thanks, larry. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, hugs and happiness. new video of a student being released by i.c.e. late today. what he has to say about his time in custody. >>> a chance to smile for an olympic skater going through a tough month. how police say they've recovered the items important to her and that's 11:00 on channel 7. that does it for now. for all of us here, thanks for watching. bye bye from the allstars. (slow dramatic music) (intense dramatic music) - [narrator

cal students have rallied to his support since the detention. mora was released this evening on a 15- hundred dollar bond (pam) last week's nationwide ice raids have people on edge here in the bay area. the immigrant rights group "siren" says... it has seen a spike in calls from people worried about those raids. the sweep targeted seven- eleven store franchises ... in four bay area counties. siren says, it is fighting back .... by preparing people for anticpated raids. and is holding workshops for people .. to learn about their rights in case they are approached by ice. (pam) congress is at an impasse right now over immigration. and in about 48 hours - we could be in the midst of a government shutdown, if congress cannot come up with a spending bill. (steve) the shutdown hinges on making an deal on daca... that the president is willing to sign. alexandra limon reports from washington four and a half months ago the trump administration announced an end to the deferred action for childhood arrivals program known as daca.now lawmakers are at an imm

cal pine operates the -- cal pine official brett kerr confirms there was an event involving an intruder and local law enforcement at our facility. >>> an alameda county judge allowed the use of public money to pay for one of the lawyers of the go ship defendant max harris. harris and co-defendant -- so far harris lead attorney brigs has been working pro bona because harris doesn't have the money. the judge says granting funds to a defense team is a rare move, but he believes it's in the best interest of justice. brigs will earn between 140 and $172 an hour. >>> no word from -- the epi center was off the northern coast of honduras, but the shaking was felt in belize and mexico. in honduras, people ran out of their homes, but officials say at this point, there's no word of any injuries or damage. a tsunami warning was issued, but cancelled an hour later. >>> speed may have been the cause of a school bus crash. home security video shows a white truck hitting a volkswagen bug at lois lane. that pushed the vw into the path of the school bus. four people went to the hospital including all sev

cal-trans hopes authorities will be able to intervene, before a possible collision. coming up in sports... the giants shake up their outfield ... a day after acquiring andrew mccutchen... we'll tell about the changes... and apparently tuesday night's all right for fighting... at least in the n-b-a... gary will let you know what happened... and have all the sports... coming up next at 8. a six year old boy dies after touching an animal...and contracting a deadly virus. (pam) a family in florida is in mourning... after a six- year-old boy died from rabies last week.(steve) the child contracted the virus from a bat that was infected. reporter michael paluska has the story. nat sot: "cherish every freaking moment with them."nat sot: "put the napkin on his head with your left hand. hard, press down on it hard" this is what ryker roque loved to do - fish with his father and just enjoy time together. henry thought time was on his side.sadly, it wasn't.father: "he looked up me and says i love you daddy i trust you i trust you more than anybody." on sunday ryker died after a

. >>> stanford and cal are in the pacific northwest this weekend. stanford beat washington state, 79-70. the cardinals are now above the .500 level. the guard dorian pickens had a career-high 28 points. he did his best steph curry imitation inmate 7 of 10 three- pointers. >>> cal lost to washington. 66-56. the huskies -- i know, sal , -- they pulled away in the second half. that's for the performance by freshman forward just assuming. here the best game of his career. 27 points, 8 rebounds and cal had 18 turnovers. >> you're not going to win games if you do that. >> they should've known you were watching them, sal. >> you know what? they will rebound. they will play better next time. or i will send a sternly worded email to something -- to someone. >>> good morning. this friday morning we already have some slow traffic on five 80 westbound as you drive through the altamont pass. on this friday were not getting too much of a break, however, we are hoping traffic volume will be lighter when it gets later in the morning. sometimes this backup ends up g

cal lost tonight to ucla. joe thornton had a procedure on a knee ligament today and was not on the ice. sharks called on the cavalry and wore cameo sweaters in warm ups. tied at 2-2. turns on the red light and the sharks are up 3-2. but san jose got burned by the defenseman later in the period. he scored his first two goals of the season in back to back fax and the rangers win 6-5. -- back to back fashion. and the rangers win 6-5. >>> tiger woods is back. and he turned back a clock on the par 3, 16. nearly a hole in one. tiger had three birdies, and three bogeys to finish at level par. he is 7 off the leader. but i tell you what, tiger woods he had confidence. he looked like he was having a great time out there. and he definitely has the game. i think tiger woods is going to win a tournament this year. >> wow. >> whoa. >> comeback, maybe? >> it's a different tiger. he doesn't have the eye of the tiger, remember when he wanted to win majors it was all about golf the focus. >> that 3 par was right on. that's all

sky 7 other head as firefighters responded to a cal to a home on garden avenue. arriving to find the fire well under way around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. fortunately, the residents got out safely not able to return any time soon. the department has red tagged the property and pg&e cut off ct electricity. no word on what started the fire. >>> the march began on the plaza. this year's event focussing on engaging youth uplifting women leader, and standing up against voter suppression. more than 2,000 took part yesterday. the streets of oakland were packed. tens of thousands walked through downtown yesterday. their chance echoing off the buildings. "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard in the middle of the crowd. >> reporter: a massive crowd on the move downtown. from lack merit to city hall. >> i'm here to stand up for my rights for my rights for fellow women, everyone faces the world in a different way and i'm here to stand up for those people. >> reporter: police estimate 40,000 to 50,000 people flooding through streets. >> berkeley was at the first women's march

. >>> coming up a cal student detained by i.c.e. at the border what family and friends and activists are doing to get him back in california. >>> you probably heard about it, the east coast getting slammed by the massive impact. the gas chromatography to worldwide travel including in the bay area. >>> a few showers right now from petaluma downtown through novato. we are track ago brand-new storm moving in within the next 12 hours. details in nine minutes. scrambling to help an undocumented u-c berkeley student, detained by the u >>> tonight, activists are scrambling to help an undocumented uc berkeley student detained by the u.s. border patrol. luis here a you junior at cal was rift visiting his girlfriend at san diego when they missed a turn going home. as a child he came to the united states from south america and hoped to gain a pennsylvania path to citizenship through the dak an problem. the cal program supports him and brought in an attorney from the east bay community law center. >> he has a right to a hearing. . a right to po

. >>> women's hoops, cal's coach, ladies night. number 13 ucla and hawaii. cal down at the limbo. trailing by five late. they show they can hit from d. joey canada, excuse me. then they decided to go inside. monique with the glass, 14 points, 18 rebounds. bruins win it 60-52. cal's record is 13-5. >>> what a wild day at usc. cardinals trailing by as many as 14 in the second half. trojans turn it over 21 times. here comes the cardinals. brittany mcphee for the lead and one. she scored 12 points on seven in a row down the stretch. stanford won it on guts and grit. there's the shot again. 59-55. cardinals now 6-1 in the pac- 12. they lead the conference with oregon. way to go. >>> it's been said that she is pound for pound the best basketball coach period in the bay area. >> men or women. >> yes, pro, doesn't matter. >> i believe it. >> there you have it. >> we'll be right back. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a great weekend. we'll see you on monday. captioning sponsored by cbs >> the definition of the wall has changed. >> candidate trump did talk about the wall

a couple of them cal their moms to tell them about me and how inspirational i am. >> i had to cal my mom after the interview. 16 ranked saint marys, hosting the portland pilots. the longest acting streak. calvin, had 16. saint mary's, 12-23 from behind the ark. 44-22al the half. drives and lays it in. thomas, added six. 2-2 behind the ar m. 10-0 conference play. 72-55 the final. stanford taking on ucla, and new head coach at the game. leading the cardinals 23, points gave stanford the lead by not for long. going under the legs to chris, omg are you kidding me, ucla should win on that play alone and they do. 89-73, the final. burns alone shark representative for the pacific division but the big news was the commissioner announcing the all star weekend taking place in san jose. the shark tank will host the games one year from today. the second time the center hosted the game. last time was in 1997 when former shark, thrilling the home crowd by a hat trick and one of the greatist plays when he pointed to beat dominic. that's the way the ball bounces, i'm mike shumann, i will see you aga

a cal student who was detained by ice will soon be returning to the bay area. the new overnight (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a young girl falls under a train and survives. now her mother has a warning for other parents. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) this is archive ( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:a weather system approaching form the northwest will spread rain across the north bay this morning and then southward across the remainder of the forecast area by this evening. scattered showers are forecast for thursday night and friday as much colder air settles over the region. a few showers may linger into early saturday morning, but for the most part saturday should be a dry day. the next front will bring rain chances late sunday into monday. major hot spot sb 101 at spencer overturn crash blocking two l anes. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) ( darya ) breaking news in marin county...

cal kids. >> there's a lot there. >> i didn't hear her agree to the cal book. but recent complaints are prompting youtube to change it's policy when it comes to running videos from it's most popular contributors, those videos will be reviewed by actual humans before they disappear off the site. youtube came under fire for moving too slowly after one of its stars logan paul aired what appears to be a suicide victim. >>> ask finney, "7 on your side's" michael finney is here. let's start with greg r. asking, i got a new engine and battery, but my dealership wouldn't put them in my car. i paid $12,000 for a local to put it in. i got an engine alert after 500 miles. what should i do? >> there seems to be a lot going on here, talk to the guy who is put in the engine, you paid 12 grand, you're a very good customer, tell them i told you that. with a new engine installed, you usually get a warranty, did you? and what are the conditions of that waan. if you don't like the answers when you ask them, i would like you to contact me here at the station, i may have you contac

. >> they're from cal stoega and vacaville. >> where my odds are low, i can't play the odds. i have to have people ready to go. >> abc7 news. >>> tonight an east bay man is saying thanks to the very cop who's arrested him. with his family and friends by his side, they gave this certificate. he got multiple dui's before he had his wake-up call. an accident the after he blacked out behind the wheel. he has gone 27 months without a drink and he has become a speaker with alcoholics anonymous. >>> some good news on the horizon. sky 7 is above half moon bay where the national weather service says next tuesday's swells could reach 20 feet. they have reportedly alerted competitors that it could start any time next week. they'll be monitoring conditions over the weekend but the big wave tour only runs for events when waves are bigger than 30 feet. it revid the competition after a one-year absence due to the previous owners going bankrupt. >> new information on the mud slides in california. boulders and rocks the size of small suvs. we'll have the latest, next. >>> and staying connecte