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president is retiring after making promises to pro palestinian protesters earlier this week. president mike lee sent out an email announcing deal with pro palestinian protesters on campus. without approval, according to the cal state university chancellor now wednesday, lee was placed on administrative leave by csu for insubordination boycott of academic and research institutions. sponsored by israel and calling for a permanent cease fire in gaza. lee later said the email was sent without the approval of any cal state system. leaders, but he continues to support students listen to the reaction from his former student body. yeah. i like mike lee. i wanted to stay feel like he was supporting the students. and was actually pushing for a change in the way the system works and helping palestine in the best way that we can, you know, as students um and i

don't think there was anything that he did wrong. well, michael is also receiving some criticism outside the university campus, some saying the email was problematic. and painful for the jewish community. now to berkeley, where police cleared out a group of pro palestinian protesters who occupied the and ahead complex after an hours long standoff, riot police bust down the doors. they closed the building and arrested 12. now the building is barricaded by police. and it comes as for a 3rd time you see regions kicking the can down the road when confronted with a vote to restrict employees from posting their personal views on campus web pages at their meeting in merced, while protesters camp outside regions face criticism by pro palestinian activists that to not allow pro professors to post is an incursion on educators free speech vote to allow educators to post on so called secondary sites will now happen in july.

well stay with us for continuing coverage of what's happening in the middle east and protests on college campuses will bring you the latest on air and on our website at kpix.com. and, of course, streaming right here on cbs news bay area now for a look across the bay area this morning as we peek over towards the weekend, happy friday, here's jess. it has been a mild week for us here in the bay area in daytime high, still sitting near normal light winds into this afternoon. we're seeing a wind gust at max close to around 20 mph close to san francisco and our coastline. other than that, it's a beautiful way to kick off the weekend. with that, may gray pulling back along the coast into the afternoon, exposing us to plenty of sunshine throughout the afternoon hours anywhere from livermore down into fremont and, of course, the santa clara valley too 70s this afternoon, but we continue to warm up as we head into the next 7 days. this is pretty cool. high pressure is moving its way. a in from offshore that will dry us up and warm us up just a little bit more to the where now we're in the 80s as we head into monday and tuesday of next week with a very similar forecast for our

friends who live along the coast and the bay to continue to warm up as we head into next week, not the 80s, necessarily, but 70s right around the corner into sunday and monday sunny skies and tuesday of next week and then average out with partly cloudy skies by mid and late next week. all right, jessica. thank you. well, the man convicted of attempting to kidnap former house speaker nancy pelosi and attacking her husband with a hammer will learn his fate in federal court today. david to pop was found guilty and admitted to breaking into the pelosi, san francisco home back in october of 2022. now prosecutors have asked the judge to lock the paper up for 4 decades, which would mean the pap rather faces being a prisoner into his 70s. now a 2nd trial in state court will start in the coming weeks. cruz has reached a multimillion dollar settlement with a woman hit and dragged by 1 of their vehicles back in october. the autonomous car company is paying as much as $12 0 to settle the dispute. now the

california dmv's suspended the driver list. taxi license in san francisco. cruz released a statement saying their hearts are with the pedestrian and hope for her continue to recovery. part of highway 1 near big sur is back open governor gavin newsom is office says it's nearly 8 days ahead of schedule, which is great news back in march, a storm triggered a rockslide and left this section of the road impassible. the only way in or out has been to daily convoys. but now with a temporary signal highway 1 will be open to 1 way traffic 24 7 well from filling up your tank and toll roads to repairs and maintenance. it is not cheap to own a car here in the golden state, even car insurance is getting more and more expensive, making it harder and harder. to balance that budget. we feel you well, joy, benedict reports. how you can cut costs without sacrificing coverage. crazy. never >>an hour. open roads to our red light views. california is known for its pathways of

pavement. but according to a new study, just doing so costs us us more than in any other state. >>we've always been the priciest, or most expensive for everything, >>something sasha escandon is conscious of every time she gets in her car. >>i have have multi policy, so i try to do whatever hacks there are to save money, >>according to forbes, adviser we all should be doing the same as california ranks worst in the nation for the cost of owning a car. >>and insurance. >>things that put us over the top as drivers in the golden state, the 2nd highest gas prices in the nation. liquid gold just since less than hawaii are average cost for car insurance. came in 3rd at 2000. 1007 $168, a year. >>i think being aware that usc is 1 of the most expensive car insurance might prompt you to compare rates a little bit more. and and to look for ways that you can put down on costs. >>we also ranked high for the cost of repairs. most expensive

in the nation. at $415. every time that engine light comes >>on. a budget and put aside $1200 a year for fixing my car. for damages and tires and, you know, world changes like that. >>and although there isn't much we can do about the price of gas or the cost of repairs, there can be some wiggle room on how much we pay. ensure our vehicles. >>you can shop and compare. and don't just compare rates, but compare coverages and just counts that the insurance company offers. >>ruiz is with the insurance information institute. says many drivers are over insured. and the 1st way to cut the cost is by increasing the deductible. >>can afford $1000. you know, you may have that rainy day fun. >>although you have to have liability coverage if you have an older car, take a look at your comment. collision. it's usually about a 3rd of your

bill. this is the coverage, the insurance company will pay to repair your vehicle. if you are at fault in an accident. or damaged in a weather event. but if your car isn't worth that month >>right? >>may not be worth the money and you can drop >>it only online carrying liability. that's much less of >>tip that won't work for escandon since she has a least >>to me, it's worth it to go into the dealership not have to pull out my credit card for any repair. >>coverage could work for you as we're all trying to balance the by way, but to get us home safely. >>well, they say education is the key to success will now hundreds of students in the east bay have a chance to greater chance to a brighter future. we hear

well, this just in from the pga. championship. in kentucky. mass. champions. scotty, chef. is back on the course following an early morning arrest. here's video from espn showing you scheffler they're being led to a patrol car in handcuffs early this morning, police say scheffler was on his way to the valhalla golf club when he failed to follow an officer's orders. after a shuttle bus struck and killed a pedestrian espn reporting scheffler drove past the police car and was chased

down and then taken into custody. scheffler said in a statement that he was proceeding as directed by officers and that it was a chaotic situation. and quote a big misunderstanding. of what i thought was being what i was being asked to do, and never intended to disregard any of the instructions. the 27 year old golfer was booked for 2nd degree assault of a police officer, 3rd degree criminal mischief and reckless driving and disregarding traffic signals. well, let's get a check on what's happening around the bay right now, and we begin in san francisco's hayes valley, where after 5 years of waiting the neighborhood is now finally getting to celebrate the grand opening of a new grocery store. let's get a look at that celebration. the new trader joe's on fulton street, mayor, london breed is in attendance for the ribbon cutting ceremony this morning and the fulton street location is bringing about 100 jobs to the area. that is good to hear. and look at oracle park this morning. get ready to lace up those running shoes bay to breakers

and the san francisco giants are teaming up for an epic running challenge this weekend. the giants are hosting runners night as they take on the rockies tonight and looking live right now at oakland, where we say good morning to our east bay friends and, of course, congratulations to the bridge builders who are opening doors to education. four students. well more than 1100 students got oakland's largest scholarship giveaway, andrea nakano talked to 1 young man who will be the 1st from his family. to attend college. >>yeah. right now, my friends. these young students are the future of oakland. they are leaders and role models in their community. you will find a more positive and inspirational young man than 17 year old royal harvard. >>mom, auntie my family, my dad because of everyone, everyone just put their time and working for music community in me, literally. so what i want to do is being the community in me and bring it right back out to the rural. >>royal is a senior at oakland tech high school and is 1 of the recipients of the oakland

promised scholarship. he's 1 of more than 1100 students who are getting a share of nearly $5 0 to help them go to college for royal. it's a dream come true to be the 1st in his family. to get a college, education. >>have much my mom didn't have much. my family didn't have much, so i just got i learned from their mistakes. i'm going to take the mistakes and just go drive from >>it. students not only receive financial support, but resources such as mentors to guide them in the next chapter of their lives, oakland promised was created in 2016. as a way to reinvest in the city's youth. >>really our students in oakland the other stars. they are excellent, and they have the opportunity to really change the trajectory. of the code, >>royal will be going to csu northridge in the fall to study business and marketing, with an emphasis on fashion. he's already had a chance to be a part of new york fashion week and hit the runway. he's on his way to turning his dream into

reality, but he also knows his journey is not just about him. >>and make me want to try to tear come like my little cousin, my nephews really looking at me like i really got to do this. i really got to do something that's going to change their mindset. >>royal is creating the path for his family. follow. in his footsteps. >>little nephews can look up to him to congratulations. all right, well, we see and celebrate oakland. promise they tell us and keeping their promise to oakland. they have helped more than 1000 families with infants lifted up and supported 10s of thousands of elementary, middle and high school students and can boast more than 2 1000 bridges built to college education and less than a decade of service. that is indeed keeping a promise. here's it's been a may gray week for us here in the bay area, and as we head into this weekend, honestly, we're going to see more of the same. but here's the good news. it's been a mild week for us here in the bay area with 50s and 60s along the coast a little bit of that onshore breeze and of course,

70s and 80s in our inland areas, and we'll continue to see those daytime highs, staying near normal as we head into our weekend forecast with very small day to day changes. it has been a little bit breezy for us this week, but luckily this morning lasting into this afternoon that onshore flow really only maxes out close to around 20 mph. our for a wind gust. other than that, it states pretty light for us as we head into the next couple of days, which is perfect because there so many fun events to do out there. there's of course bay to breakers. there's all these county fairs and for the county fair over in antioch, we're expecting upper 70s and lower 80s. i would say that's honestly the best forecast we have all throughout the bay area this weekend if you want to head to beta breakers, it's going to be beautiful and fun and a lot of crazy sightseeing to and people watching, but we're expecting 50s in the early morning hour. lasting into the afternoon. we'll actually hit the 60s for our daytime highest, so just keep in mind layers is probably a good idea. i know a lot of people will go against what i just said right there. but here's what we're looking at throughout the bay today, is as we head into our friday afternoon forecasters expect expecting 70s, anywhere from livermore all the way over and

fremont 50s along our coastline near half moon bay in pacifica. it has been a beautiful week for us down in the santa clara valley, and we'll continue to see beautiful weather last into this weekend with 70s in sight for us today, 60s just near morgan hill. now watch what happens as we head into the next 7 days will continue to warm up as we head into our forecast next week. high pressure sitting just offshore continues to move its way in actually see 80s as we head into monday and tuesday, lasting into wednesday, with plenty of sunshine, and it will look similar to that just a little bit cooler along the bay. so if you live closer to san francisco or oakland, the 60s that we have now turned into 70s by sunday. we hold on tight to the 70s as we head into next week with some partly cloudy skies still sticking around protecting people and their voices as a new tech continues to cause concern in entertainment coming up, can

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alleged the company used recordings of their voice. this is to create a i bots to replicate. their voices without permission or proper compensation. now the suit seeks $5 0 in damages. well this week, the artificial intelligence company of baritone announced a partnership with the entertainment agency. see a to protect the digital assets of performers their names, their image and their likeness. so it comes after the growing reach of a i was a major concern during contract negotiations. if you remember with the unions for actors and writers, this was last year, so are shawn chitnis spoke with a voice actor based here in the bay area on the continuing challenges a i presents. listen. well, well. i'll show you how to >>book. blacktop hoops is a vr video game now available and that's the voice of joyo photo you here in 1 of the game's players, the full released this

week for play on vr headsets comes years in the making. well after joy voice to this character, >>whether you're recording in person or at home voiceover takes time >>as a professional voice actor based in the bay area, she's keeping a close eye on the latest developments for all things a >>i i was interested, excited. a little bit nervous, scared and as someone who has publicly spoken about a i and my concerns as a voice actor, i knew a lot of those alarm bells will be ringing as >>well. announcement that very tone and c a have created the cia vault to store and protect digital assets caught her attention. she's cautiously optimistic about steps like this to secure any work that uses her voice. >>come in, and they can make sure that their scans their recordings. everything is being done is there's >>the 2 companies say the vote will ensure an artist voice is only used when they wanted to be, and they're getting paid for

>>it, okay, >>but voice actors like joy say. a cybersecurity is a growing threat for her line of work, and it's too early to know if anyone can truly store voices safely. there are always legal and ethical concerns with a i n voice work. and now there could be an issue of access. who will be able to use this technology to protect their voice? >>anytime that i see developments in ai particularly as they relate to voice concerns me for independent artists for those of us who are professional working artists and actors. sorry, dude, i can't hear you. >>joyce says she's fortunate in these uncertain times to keep getting more work, whether it's in the animated series the sales off or the independent, hand drawn film. beverly bunny >>murder what murder? when was the murder >>beyond the concerns over ai creating an unfair landscape for voice artists? she also worries about it, moving the craft away from the art of performance. >>act, not because we just want to receive a check every now

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well, let's go live right now to the uc berkeley's campanelli. bell tower. look at this. check out their new little falcon chicks. just a few weeks old now, and they still don't have any names, but that is where you come in the couch falcons group has launched a contest to help name them. there are 2 boys and 2 girls just hanging out there together. organizers say the name should be connected by a theme and we have a link where you can submit your nominations on our website at kpix.com. the winners will be announced later next week. all right, that is it. for the news at 9 up. next is the drew barrymore show and today the star of the new series of bodkin will be stopping by and checking in with drew for more local headlines, including weather, you can join us on our streaming service on cbs news bay area, i'll see you there.

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