2+ week, 1+ day ago (391+ words) Beam was shot in the Laney Field House, school officials said. OAKLAND, Calif. -- A suspect is in custody after Coach John Beam, who was featured in the Netflix college football series "Last Chance U," was shot on campus at Laney College in Oakland, California, on Thursday, according to police. The suspect was taken into custody early Friday morning, and was in possession of a gun, a source told our sister station KGO. Authorities had been searching for the suspect since he fled the scene after the shooting at noon on Thursday. The shooting occurred shortly before noon Thursday at Laney College, which is part of the Peralta Community College District. Responding officers located one person on the Oakland campus suffering from gunshot wounds, police said. Sources say Beam was shot in the head. Beam was shot in the Laney Field…...

4+ day, 5+ hour ago (402+ words) CENTRAL VALLEY, Calif. (KFSN) -- The holidays and flu season are upon us, and medical professionals are warning people of a new version of the virus. "Subclade K is a variant of the common flu strain that we are typically seeing this year. It's known to be a little more aggressive and a little bit more infectious, but it has the same effects and same symptoms as your regular flu strain," says Dr. Emanuele Maccalli, who is the Medical Director of inpatient Pediatrics at Kaweah Health. Symptoms include fever, aches and muscle pains. You can also have a runny nose, cough, sore throat, and headaches. "We have already shown an increase in hospitalizations, particularly in populations such as children under the age of five, and the elderly do seem to be hospitalized at higher rates even compared to last year, which…...

12+ hour, 16+ min ago (175+ words) "HIV Unwrapped" streams Nov. 30 on Hulu Fashion designers are known to tell stories with the clothes they create. For the Hulu special, "HIV Unwrapped," design students from the Parsons School of Design partnered with the best HIV scientists in the world to change the narrative about the stigma of HIV through fashion. "We are taking science, really complex science, and fashion, two worlds that you don't normally think come together, and weirdly, they do," said Karl Schmid, executive producer of "HIV Unwrapped" and co-founder of +Life Media to On The Red Carpet. Schmid has brought "HIV Unwrapped" to Australia, England and Rwanda and he was excited to bring the conversation to New York City. The special will take viewers behind the scenes of the fashion show to see how the garments were made, how the collaborations between designers and science…...

3+ week, 5+ day ago (236+ words) "Good Morning America" first aired on Nov. 3, 1975. 'Good Morning America' celebrates its 50th anniversary On Nov. 3, 1975, a new era of morning television began when co-anchors David Hartman and Nancy Dussault welcomed viewers to ABC's new show, "Good Morning America." Fifty years later, on Nov. 3, 2025, the show's current co-anchors, Robin Roberts, Michael Strahan and George Stephanopoulos, kicked off a celebration of the show's milestone anniversary with the same three words to viewers, "Good morning, America." In the five decades since the show's first broadcast, "GMA" has brought viewers everywhere from cities and towns across the United States to countries around the world, on adrenaline-inducing adventures and in conversation with celebrities, world leaders and everyday people alike. Tune into "Good Morning America" on Monday, Nov. 3, from 7 am to 9 am ET, on ABC to see a celebration of "GMA"'s 50 years, featuring past co-anchors…...

4+ week, 1+ day ago (160+ words) For the past 50 years, the three best words in the morning have been, "Good morning, America." On Monday, Nov. 3, the morning show that sparked those words, "Good Morning America," celebrates its 50th anniversary. From its first broadcast on Nov. 3, 1975, to today, "GMA" has delivered some of television's most unforgettable moments, from being on the red carpet at the Oscars and on the field at the Super Bowl to candid moments with celebrities, travels around the United States and the world, and adrenaline-inducing adventures. Take a look below at some of the biggest moments from the past 50 years of "GMA." Five decades of celebrity interviews 50 years of cooking on 'GMA' 'GMA' on the field at the Super Bowl 50 years of celebrating moms on 'GMA' The best sports moments on 'GMA' 'GMA' at the Oscars 50 years of music on 'GMA' Taking 'GMA' on…...

2+ week, 1+ day ago (398+ words) MADERA, Calif. (KFSN) -- Surveillance video captured tense moments in the North Valley as a group of masked robbers broke into a Madera jewelry store located on North Country Club. Within seconds, the store owner took matters into his own hands and opened fire on the crooks sending them running out the door. As unsuspecting customers left Olivia's Fine Jewelry store in Madera around seven Thursday evening, surveillance video captured a group of about five masked people charge in. The thieves quickly filed into the store, darting straight for the glass cases, sending the employee at the counter to seek safety. One suspect stayed at the door as a lookout. In a matter of seconds, the owner came out of the back of the store with his own gun, firing 3 to 5 shots. The crooks took off running as he chased them…...

3+ week, 5+ day ago (484+ words) FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- For the last 50 years, Good Morning America has been helping viewers across the country start their day. The team is celebrating the anniversary Monday. Action News Anchor Jessica Harrington took a trip to The Big Apple to catch up with the anchors and correspondents about the major milestone. Michael Strahan, Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos have been co-anchoring together since 2016. George, who had to be convinced to join the show as a co-anchor, has been there now for 16 years. Fourteen of those years, GMA has been the most watched morning newscast in total viewers, season to date. "I think they feel like we're part of their family and they know they can trust us to give them the news they need at the beginning of the day, but to also give them a big slice of life…...

2+ week, 2+ day ago (449+ words) FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- ABC News anchor JuJu Chang has reported on true crime across the country for 20/20. Now, the show's latest episode, airing Friday, brings Chang to Fresno. "All of it was this saga that took multiple trips to report out," Chang told Action News on Thursday. She is pulling back the curtain on a crime that rocked the Valley. Debbie Dorian was 22 and a recent Fresno State graduate when her father found her dead in 1996. The crime led investigators on a decades-long chase. Now, 29 years after the investigation began in Debbie's northeast Fresno apartment, Chang will take viewers to the crime scene. JuJu and her team also traveled to the South Valley, visiting the street corners of four sexual assaults. "Another is assaulted here, while waiting for a bus," Chang says in the 20/20 episode airing Friday. The assaults in…...

2+ week, 2+ day ago (444+ words) CHICAGO -- Jim Avila, a former longtime ABC News senior correspondent, whose investigative journalism earned him several of the most prestigious awards in broadcast news, has died. He was 69. His death after a long illness was announced internally by ABC News President Almin Karamehmedovic. "Jim was a gifted journalist and a generous colleague," Karamehmedovic said in an email to staff. Avila had also a been "20/20" correspondent based in Los Angeles before departing from the network in 2021. He specialized in politics, justice, law and consumer investigations. He had previously covered the White House from 2012 to 2016, during President Barack Obama's second term. "He won the prestigious Merriman Award from the White House Correspondents Association for breaking the news that the United States and Cuba had reopened diplomatic relations," according to his ABC News official biography. "As the Senior Law and Justice Correspondent, he…...

3+ week, 2+ day ago (399+ words) FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- The government shutdown is now the longest in U.S. history, causing the Federal Aviation Administration to make a decision like never before. This Friday, air travel will begin cutting flight capacity by 4 percent and climb to 10 percent over the weekend. The unprecedented move causing turbulence to 40 of the nation's largest airports from coast to coast. "When you start cutting those flights, it gets really rough," said Deborah Reagan of Merced. In California, four of the biggest airports will feel the reduction from San Francisco and Oakland to LAX and San Diego. Major hubs like Chicago's O'Hare also made the list which could cause delays for connecting flights. RELATED: FAA to cut thousands of flights a day starting Friday due to shutdown: List of airports here "That's gonna be double the headache, triple the headache," said Edwin Cheung of…...