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♪ 7:00. things are intensifying. more protests, more tension and more arrests on college campuses across the country, students are demanding a ceasefire in gaza and for their colleges to divest from israel. the pro-palestine anti-israel movement has moved onto the campus of san francisco state, a university with deep roots of student protest. dozens of tents have gone up in solidarity with other groups, stretching from stanford and uc berkeley and across the nation. nbc's terry mcsweeney is at san francisco state tonight. tonight, a very different look on the san francisco state campus. more than 30 tents have appeared and the people sleeping in them are vowing to stay until

their demands are met. free palestine. hundreds of people demonstrating today against us support of israel in the war in gaza followed by the encampment in front of the student union and then those demands disclose, divest and like declare. that means disclose and divest any financial dealings with israel and to condemn the normalization of genocide and the normalizing ation of the state of israel, which is an illegitimate state. some faculty members showing their support. so i think the students here who are prepared for the long haul struggle that is for the liberation of palestine, is something that many faculty here support and are ready to stand alongside them. on this first day and evening of the protests here at san francisco state. not a law enforcement officer in sight. university keeping it very low key, only saying they want to protect their right to protest and keep everybody safe. it was a very different scene down in the stanford campus today. that's where the university is

threatening students with suspension if they continue camping in white plaza. protesters have also demanded the school divest from companies who do business with israel. for example, lockheed martin literally supplies weaponry to israel and has been transporting these weapons that are being used against the palestinian people at columbia university in new york, where the student protests all began two weeks ago. the school is already suspending demonstrators who refused a deadline to leave. the students refuse to trade in the blood of palestinians at uc berkeley. similar demands from those camping out in front of sproul hall at cal poly humboldt university campus is closed. its only online learning for the rest of the semester that after students took over two buildings. far more aggressive response to demonstrators at virginia commonwealth in richmond this evening. university tonight saying the trespassing protesters, not all of whom are students, were given every opportunity to leave on

their own but refused. and earlier, at university of texas austin, flashbangs and tear gas deployed to clear an encampment there. the protesters may feel united and have similar demands, but the response from campus to campus has been very different. terry mcsweeney nbc, bay area news. terry, thank you. and this, of course, is putting a lot of pressure on president biden. can he broker a ceasefire in the middle east? the u.s. is leading a push to reach a ceasefire and hostage deal before israel's planned ground assault in the overcrowded city of rafah. secretary of state antony blinken met with arab leaders today in saudi arabia. you see them there for the first time. israel is offering an extended ceasefire. if hamas releases the most vulnerable hostages women, children, elderly and the injured or sick. it would also allow much needed aid to enter gaza. hamas has before it a proposal that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily

generous on the part of israel. and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of gaza and a cease fire is hamas. over the weekend, president biden repeated to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the u.s. opposes a major operation in rafah because of the civilians sheltering there. who is moving on to the november election. we could actually find out as soon as tomorrow. and the recount of that high stakes congressional race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo. so the first count in the two county race determined sam liccardo will move on, for sure. but joe simitian and evan lo tied for second. san mateo county has already finished counting its ballots, and santa clara county expects to finish tomorrow morning. and the man who requested the recount spoke with our ian cull today in his first tv interview. during this process, he said it is, quote, mind boggling that the recount is taking this long. many

questions have also been raised about who is funding the superpac that's footing the bill for the recount. so we asked him about it. there's been absolutely no talks with mr. liccardo or his campaign. anybody on the campaign. this is done completely without any of their knowledge. and, you know, they even want us to do things we're not necessarily willing to do right now, like reveal the donors. we're going to do that following fec guidelines. and mid-july, that man, jonathan padilla, has challenged 32 ballots that are still in envelopes across the district. he argues that they should be added to the results. those challenges will have to be ruled on before the recount can be finalized by the state. well, keep your windows closed tonight. that's the message from firefighters after a smoky fire in west oakland, flames broke out just before 6:00 this evening at this commercial warehouse building on myrtle street. this is near west grand avenue and mcclymonds high school. even though the fire is out, crews say smoke is still lingering in the area. no word

on how it started and thankfully, no injuries were reported. how did it happen tonight? an investigation is underway in fremont after that fire ripped through a bunch of storage units. the fire broke out at around 6:00 this morning at the extra space storage facility on fremont boulevard, not far from washington high school. in all, 53 storage units in one building were destroyed. thankfully no one was hurt, but that building has been red tagged and new. at 11, a suspected drunk driver who hit four children on a sidewalk in the south bay is under arrest. tonight. cupertino police say that the man was under the influence of alcohol or drugs saturday night when he crashed his pickup truck into a car on foothill boulevard. investigators say he then hit a power pole and then hit the children ages four, seven, eight and 11. two of them have serious injuries. santa clara county sheriff's office posted on social media tonight that they and the community are heartbroken over what they call a preventable collision. well, it's been a problem for a few

years now. freeway shootings here in the bay area, especially in the east bay, new numbers obtained by our investigative unit show a decline in these freeway shootings. but the problem still persists. here's nbc's pete serratos. it's impacted us tremendously, not just our family, but the community. sophia is the mother of five year old eliana crisostomo, who was tragically shot and killed last year while riding in a car with her family along 880 in fremont, three gang members were charged for the shooting, with authorities saying the suspects believe the family's car belonged to a rival gang. i'll never be able to see my daughter go to prom. that was all taken from her, you know, she was only five. but in the latest data obtained by the investigative unit, it appears that bay area freeway shootings are trending down. the numbers from chp show freeway shootings doubling during the pandemic, reaching a peak of 178 in 2021,

that number dropping to 126 in 20 23.25 into this year. the number is at 21. while the downward trend is encouraging, some criminal justice experts say there needs to be an emphasis on preventative measures and police come in after there's been a victim. you know, art, this is a bigger social issue in oakland. city leaders still have concerns. that's where the majority of freeway shootings are still happening along 880 and 580. for example, since 2023, san francisco has seen about a dozen freeway shootings. oakland has seen four times that amount. when it comes to the highways, i have noticed a difference, but we got a long ways to go. still, i do see a lot of the speeding and some of the activity, there's still a lot of control. the chp hopes were headed for even bigger drops in crime stats, with more than 480 new license plate reader cameras on the way from the state. as for

sophia, the new numbers aren't necessarily making her feel safer, she says. a preliminary hearing for her daughter's case will take place tomorrow, and the freeway she'll take to get to the courthouse will be a reminder of the senseless killing of her five year old. it gets me anxiety, you know, but i have to go. i have to continue to be there and fight for my daughter's justice. pete serratos, nbc berry news. an ongoing power problem once again shut down a critical courthouse in san jose today. the family justice center handles everything from divorce, child support, payments to temporary restraining orders. but it's been battling a power problem for months now, and this is at least the fourth significant outage. court tells us they've had to bring in five trailer sized generators while waiting for a part to fix the buildings linked to the power grid. today the court sent a letter of urgency to pg and e asking it to prioritize the repair project. pg and e tells us it is working to complete those repairs as soon as possible. the search is on for a student who forced

multiple schools into lockdown for bringing a gun on campus. happened earlier today at jesse bethel high in vallejo school says a staff member took the gun from the student. the student then took off before police could arrive. high school in nearby elementary school went into lockdown mode. police are still looking for that student, and vallejo pd says that it's going to patrol the school as a precaution for the rest of the week. the latest housing prices are in, and they're actually higher than this time last year. the combination of mortgage rates still hovering above 7% and low inventory means bay area prices are likely to stay sky high. most counties saw big price hikes. take a look. county by county prices jumping by as much as 20% from last year. even with a little more inventory on the market, the prices preventing most ordinary people from buying and those who are buying are overbidding. the prices are going up, i believe more than just that, the

interest rate, the interest rate and the scarcity, it just feels like there's still a lot of money in the economy. it's a good time if you're selling. there's now a 180% gap between the typical bay area mortgage and the typical bay area rent. many housing analysts say it's less expensive to rent in just about every category. we're back in 60s up next, two off duty nurses come to the rescue at an east bay basketball game. how they jumped into action with the man's life on the line. and could this be the future of air travel? it's like uber for the sky. the company that's trying to make it all happen here in california. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a lot coming our way this week, from warm and windy weather to eventually some rain chances and then some colder weather,

justice and wasn't breathing when two off duty nurses jumped into action. nbc's jodi hernandez shows us exactly what happened. but we do need to warn you the pictures may be tough to watch. it started as a friendly game of sunday hoops. just, you

know, two teams going at it on the basketball court. but the all out sports league matchup in clayton took a scary turn when a player suddenly collapsed. when i seen him down, he did not look good. off duty kaiser nurse doreen thrasher was watching the game when it happened. she immediately ran to the court to help. all of a sudden he's not breathing. i feel no pulse and we jumped right in and we started cpr. another off duty nurse from john muir began chest compressions as thrasher began mouth to mouth, but it was the gym's portable defibrillator that may have ultimately saved his life, followed by now shots delivers. there's a button you press, i press the button. it shocked him right away, and right away he woke up. his eyes opened and he was breathing. it was nice to see the community rally around this man and i was rooting for him. we were all rooting for him. noli caldera

captured it all on video. he was there to document the game but captured a miracle instead. i wanted to give these people recognition and show that, you know, there's still humanity out there and people still care. they are heroes, people can make a difference. we're a community that came together. we were all there at the right place, at the right time to save him. the player gave a thumbs up as he was taken to the hospital by paramedics. he's expected to recover. i felt elated, i felt elated, and i says, what a blessing, what a blessing. yeah, i yeah, he is right. there's no words for it. i pray that he continues to heal and i pray nothing like that ever happens to him again in clayton. jodi hernandez nbc, bay area news. amazing work by those nurses. glad he's okay. well, california is taking steps to stop opioid overdoses. leaders announced that the state is going to soon sell its own generic version of narcan. that's the drug that can save someone's life during an

overdose. governor newsom announced a deal today to make the medication less expensive. new jersey pharmaceutical company will sell naloxone to california for $24 per pack. that's actually 40% cheaper than the market. value packs will be given for free to first responders, universities and community organizations as well. the clock is ticking. the biden administration is canceling federal debt for millions of students, but the deadline is already tomorrow. and in order to be considered, you will have to consolidate your loans by midnight tomorrow. types of loans include commercially held federal education loans, parent plus loans, perkins loans, and health education assistance loans. those who missed the deadline may still receive some credit once they consolidate their loans, but the white house urges everyone to act now. the twitter sitter stays. today, the supreme court rejected an appeal from elon musk over a settlement with the securities and exchange commission, the sec. the case

stems from messages that elon musk posted on twitter in 2018, in which he claimed he had secured funding to take tesla private. those tweets caused the company's share price to jump and led to a temporary halt in trading. the settlement requires musk to get approval from his attorney before he tweets about tesla. he filed a petition with the supreme court to undo that settlement back in december, arguing it limited his free speech. well, if you drive an ev, this could be really good news for you all tesla's chargers in california are now open to other electric vehicles. the 10,000 supercharger orders are in addition to the state's 105,000 public ev chargers. this move follows the recent approval of a nearly $2 billion plan to expand the state's charging network. the goal is to meet governor newsom's executive order that all new car sales be zero emission by 2035. well, california and the bay area are leading the country when it

comes to buying electric cars, but recent data is revealing some concerns that are keeping many buyers from making the switch. the governor's office says more than a quarter of all new cars sold last year in california were electric, but the initial cost of a new ev is still keeping many people on the sidelines. we looked into buying a used ev, and with hertz recently putting thousands of their evs on the market, prices are coming down. experts also note many cash incentives are still available. whether your income qualified or not. every single californian and pge territory qualifies for a $1,000 rebate on a used ev, no matter which vehicle and no matter what your income is. the state survey also shows that most ev owners charge at home, and that's a problem for many apartment renters. well, it is almost may and that means the end for the ski season up in tahoe. most of the resorts closed for the season yesterday, including

mount rose, kirkwood, sugar bowl and northstar. however, you can still get in those last runs. palisades tahoe is planning to stay open through memorial day, weather permitting. okay, so i guess we're all going skiing. oh my in the next couple of weeks. what a year. it's effort here is here now. how you doing, jim? we're doing good. that's now our third year in a row of really strong rain and also snowpack coming in. so it's just such a nice turn after all of the drought years we've had recently. so when it comes to that weather right now the storm track is just off to the north because of this area of high pressure. so rain stays over washington and oregon. so we're going to get some warm weather. also that wind kicking up, i'll tell you as well, when we'll see some rain chances starting to return. let me get you into that microclimate forecast right now. and we're going to take it right into the wind. and tomorrow morning, i don't really see it being too much of a problem. it's only five to about 20mph. we'll start to see it kick up in the mountains here of the north

bay and the coast. by tomorrow evening, 15 to about 35. but where i really start to see things picking up and getting strong would be wednesday morning. watch how the colors change here, especially over the central valley, 20 to 50 plus miles per hour. same thing goes for the north bay mountains wednesday morning. could see some of that wind pop for the east bay mountains and right there for the south bay as well. we'd start to see that wind trying to taper off through wednesday night and into thursday morning. now, besides that morning temperatures tomorrow, it is going to be chilly. make sure to have that jacket with you dipping down to 48 here through the peninsula. south bay at 47 over to the north bay. have you at 45 commuting into san francisco there for work, 49 and the east bay at 46. daytime highs for tomorrow. nice afternoon. look at this. we got a pretty good rebound coming our way. 75 up in annapolis 76 concord 73 san jose. get near the bay or the coast and we're going to be in some 50 to 60s. so sunshine and dry weather here all the way through friday's forecast. and then we're going to be in for

what could be a wild turn for us. chance of some rainfall by saturday. now, what i'm watching with this storm is if it moves just a little bit, i mean slightly more to the south, we would see rain chances and totals. pick up a lot for california. little bit off to the north and we'd get really little to nothing. so the way i'm calling it right now, here, we get some spotty rain, maybe a few heavier pockets on saturday, and certainly much colder temperatures. we'll have more in the coming days as we get closer. i also wanted to get in here tonight. if you're doing any traveling after that severe weather we had this past weekend, there's more severe weather headed to the central u.s. des moines, omaha, kansas city looking for tornadoes and potential thunderstorms. so watch out in the central u.s. if you're headed that way right here in the 7-day forecast, keep your eye on saturday. we're dropping down to 58 in san francisco with those chilly rain chances, we'll go from 81 on wednesday to 63 across our inland valley. so enjoy the workweek because the weekend

dodd going to get chilly. hello! thursday yeah, bring it on. thanks, jeff. well, they are coming to california sooner than you think. the city that's preparing to welcome pandas this summer before san francisco and happening now, the salvation army is teaming up with san jose and santa clara county to help tackle the homelessness crisis. local leaders have unveiled plans to help salvation army expand its site on fourth street. the upgraded facilities mean more housing for the homeless. you can read the full story

but giant pandas are actually coming back to california this summer. pair of pandas will soon fly across the pacific to the san diego zoo. their names are sin bao. four year old female and yuan xuan, a five year old

male with deep connections to california. his mother was born at the san diego zoo in 2007, and his grandparents were the last pandas to live in san diego. they left in 2019. like my kids going to get to grow up with pandas now i get to tell him it's a grandson of the panda that was here when i was here. and those are so cute. zoo is expanding their habitat to double their space, but the exact date for their arrival has not yet been set. it could be the future of air travel, and a santa cruz company plans to build it right here in california today. joby aviation broke ground on a major expansion of its airplane factory in monterey county. it's a building. it's building a quiet electric airplane that takes off and lands vertically. the new factory will build 25 planes a year, and the company says that means hundreds of jobs. a clean way of enabling transportation within cities. think of it as you order an aircraft on a mobile app. it

comes and it picks you up and saves you a ton of time there. connecting to our colleges and really making sure that we can get, you know, the people directly from the community into these jobs. yeah, that city, that community there is in marina near monterey. this was once the home of fort ord, the nation's first racially integrated army post, which closed in 1994. community leaders say they hope this marks a new chapter as the city reinvents its economy. it should be pretty cool. oh yeah. can't wait for that next up, we're going to show you what the a's did tonigh and

las vegas and also the team itself. the team is fun to watch, which makes this even more painful that they'll be leaving in a few months or so, we think, at the coliseum tonight. a's and pirates, just a few thousand fans on hand. sad

to see, but you know what? the players are fired up. and those fans who are there or watch on tv get to see. pretty nice product. bottom of the fifth inning as theo ruiz with the rbi double off the wall. he's a speedster. he's going to slide into second. the run scores. it was 4 to 1. a's top of the ninth, ending the a's bullpen one of the best in baseball. michael kelly induces the game ending double play. what a way to end it. a's beat the bucs 5 to 1. the a's improved to 14 and 16 on the season. all right nba playoffs in denver. hello to peyton manning lakers and nuggets final seconds here denver's jamal murray. watch him here with the go ahead bucket. he hits that little floating jump shot. lakers still had a chance. they get the ball. desperation shot it. time just ran out on him. the lakers are eliminated. nuggets win the series four games to one and will play the t wolves in round two final tonight, 108 to 106. all right. the nfl draft is over now. it's the long drought until the season begins