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the dinner will also include the announcement of several journalism awards as well as college scholarships but by the association. president trump will not be attending the dinner. he will be holding a rally in pennsylvania. now fcc chair by talks about the future of internet regulation. freedom works and the small business partnership council hosted the event at the museum. good afternoon everyone. my name is adamant. adam. i m the president of freedom works and what welcome everyone here. a lot of people are talking today about president trump s first 100 days. i would suggest that yes, the supreme court is a big deal but the things that chairman pai are working on right now potentially have the longest impact of anything coming out of this administration. that is definitely debatable. so i ve been a freedom works fr 12 years. in 12 years ago when i started,, visit one of the first issues we worked on. and last year i was very nervous that we were going in the w ....
vicktions. that means $1.7 billion in federal fund something safe. our trauma center will stay open. doctors and nurses will stay on their jobs. our foster kids will continue to get the support they need. san francisco is also celebrating the decision. this is why we have courts, to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general who either don t understand the constitution or choose to ignore it. san jose immigration attorney says the executive order had several constitutional problems. first of all, there s no definition. nobody knows what it means or who is a sanctuary in a statement trump said it powered the worst kind of human trafficking and sex trafficking. the administration is vowing to fight back. i think the case is very well written. i don t think he is going to win on appeal. i think it s pretty bullet proof. santa clara s county says they are prepared to defend the case if the president does appeal. we have posted the court ruling ....
speaker series that would include coulter said things are gone sour between his group bridge usa and berkeley college republicans. it was an immediate divide between us and the conservative groups organizing this because while we wanted the facilitation of dialogue, they wanted provocation. i don t believe freedom of speech is a partisan issue. reporter: still both bridge usa and berkeley republicans say they welcome her visit in the future. if ann coulter is willing to come to u.c. berkeley the invitation is open. all eyes are on us. it will be all eyes on us again. reporter: melanie woodrow abc 7 news. they have had their share of violent protests reese lently and there is some concern there to be more trouble tomorrow. abc 7 news report irlaura anthony live on the berkeley campus with that part of the story. laura? reporter: hi, larry. u.c. officials here at the police department wrapped up a press conference. they told us they are preparing for whate ....
peninsula. tri-valley and east bay, all at speed. it s in the north bay, southbound 680 coming off the split, reports of one vehicle involved with major damage to the front end of the vehicle. no slowing shows up on the sensors. there is slowing right at the scene because this is affecting at least one lane. we ll track that. meanwhile, a little farther south, interstate 80 across the carquinez bridge to the bay bridge, 14 minutes, so no delays. thank you very much. we have breaking news we re following out of san jose this morning where police say a woman was injured in some sort of altercation outside a jack-in-the-box. it happened after midnight at fourth and east san carlos street right next to san jose state. police are not releasing a lot of details but they do say a woman, possibly in her 20s, did suffer head injuries in front of the restaurant. our crew found blood on the pavement outside. employees tell us they didn t see what happened. we reached out to sa ....
would be safe. cencerns over a possible violence after other protests were fueled by recent demonstrations that turned bilityht ugly. uc berkeley tried to reschedule her speech for a date when classes were not in session and fire ogainst coulter s impromptu appearance this week saying, quote, the university doesn t atve the desire nor the ability g keep members of the public from coming on to campus. robert honda will be covering that for us for the news at 5:00 and 6:00. our other top story this morning. see hoars after a gunman opened fire on a bay area college rea )s killing seven people and injuring three others, the man accused of committing that atrocity is finally going to stand trial, but for so many people waiting to see how he t==ld plea. we ll have to wait a little bit longer. bob is at the alameda county courthouse where goh was supposed to plead today, but we understand, bob, that the case was continued. reporter: good morning, sam. the hearing was resc ....