it will handle increasing demonstrations on campus. >> also ahead tonight the investigation underway now after a head on crash in oakland leaves one person dead. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> good evening. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach, a group of all plan to hold a demonstration and

rally tomorrow on the cal campus. the group says the university is not doing enough to protect its jewish students, staff and community members. ktvu to gain says more now from berkeley. more than 300 jewish students, faculty staff members, alumni and allies are sather gas part of their liberate the gate effort on monday morning. >> the group says the environment at uc berkeley has grown increasingly hostile towards theújewish community since the start of the israel-hamas conflict, and they argue the university is selective when applying its policies to different protesters . according to organizers, a pro-palestine protest held on completely blocked off by gate demonstrators, forcing students to walk through the creek bed to access campus. >> there's policy that states say their gate cannot be blocked on campus. this is a student organization that is responsible , my understanding for the riot that occurred. so not only is

this organization still registered at berkeley, but they've been allowed to block sather gate. >> the student march isn't the only effort to support the jewish community at cal. professor lock in inside of his office at 6 p.m. on thursday. he says it's his way of persuading the university to do more to protect jewish students, and he'll stay in his office until he sees >> the week and a half ago, as many have heard, when a speaker came to campus to talk about the israel-gaza conflict, a mob of 200, masked, students and non-students, attacked the venue, harmed multiple students, broke glass, damaged university property. so now students are really, really scared and worried. >> hannah schlachter is a graduate student at cal who testified before congress in february about what she calls a crisis on the university's campus. she says that the university's lack of action,

response to attacks on jewish students leaves her feeling unwelcomed when there is the riot. sp>> i went to the police statin with one of the students repeatedly, and to sit at a table and the ucpd office and have these two officers say to me in that student, there's nothing we can do to help you. that'súa feeling that i don't know how to describe, but that also sends the message that for me as a jewish student, i do not belong on this campus. and if i want to be safe, i need toúgo elsewhere. >> the march is set to begin at 11:45 a.m. at zellerbach playhouse, and head straight through sather gate, across campus in berkeley. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news and a spokesman for uc berkeley today released a statement on both the existing protest and the planned protests for tomorrow. >> it reads in part. members of the campus administration are in contact with both the organizers of the existing protest at sather gate and those of the planned counter-protest the

administration is aware of, and is concerned about rising tensions on campus through dialog, we're seeking to reduce tensions so as to reduce the risk of conflict and violence on our campus. >> and the statement goes on to say, while we support the exercise of free speechc rights, the campus also seeks to enforce its time, place and manner restrictions. for that reason,t& we have been those aspects of te nonviolent protest at sather gate that violate those restrictions in regards to professor hannah's protest, the university said today, quote, the administration is committed to confronting anti-semitism and holds professor julie haener in great esteem. >> and it is in conversation with him about his concerns. thousands of pro-palestinian activists marched outside todayn hollywood. that protest created a traffic mess around dolby theater in los angeles. this aerial footage shows protesters snarling traffic near security checkpoints on sunset boulevard. police in riot gear were on the

scene. the protest was organized by groups including film workers for palestine and sag-aftra. members for cease fire. >> the chp is now investigatingn wounded on the bay bridge. this happened on the lower deck just east of yerba buena island. 820 last night, investigators say the gunman pulled up alongside the victim's vehicle and fired several shots. the victim was hit once and with non-life threatening injuries. the chp is working to determine a motive and identify the suspect a woman an early morning car accident today. it happened just along jd in near crane way. the preliminary investigation suggests the driver of a red infiniti heading southbound struck a brown honda traveling in a northbound lane. a 25 year old woman who was a passenger in the back of the honda, died at the scene. it is still not known if drugs or alcohol played a role in that crash. vallejo police say they have arrested

last week, 40 year old latriceng billingsley allegedly tried to steal a sienna while a man was detailing it at a business. police say the manúwas dragged about 20ft before billingsley fled the scene. it happened on laurel street on tuesday near alhambra avenue. both the man who was dragged and the owner of the sienna are now pressing charges. >> santa rosa police officers cd firearms on a pair of juvenilesf juveniles at a motel six and smelled marijuana on them, and during a pat down of those individuals, officers say they uncovered a colt 38 specialc revolver and the smith and wesson 38. both subjects were felony weapons charges. police in the east bay arrested two people and issued dozens of citations in connection with a sideshow in concord. officers say they seized three vehicles and wrote 32 citations connected to the sideshow activity on thursday night, police said. the same night, thousands of dollars in damage was done to a private

parking lot from a sideshow in pleasant hill. no word on any arrests during that sideshow. the vehicle seized for reckless driving or evading law enforcement are subject to a 30 day hold. police say owners can incur costs of nearlyú$3,000 just to have those vehicles released. >> san francisco's japantown task force hosted an open house this afternoon to show the public the new community space they are developing. the new center is 3300ft!s. japantowns cultural district partnered with coho, which will open a creative hub in the new center in june. explained that their vision is to connect with young audiences. >> the space will come together. it will be a space for arts, exhibitions, photography workshops, artist in residence programs and really give an opportunity for our for our young folks to come in and do some really amazing, authentic, japanese related cultural

events. >> coho says it plans to work closely with existing cultural organizations have shaped the japantown community. >> the golden state warriors today hosted an event aimed at exposing students to science, technology, engineering, art anc >> ktvu is alice wertz joins us now with more on today's steam fest. alice. >ñ yeah, julie and mike, this was an to connect the dots between sports and steam for studentsc of all ages. the warriors hosted this annual event. community groups and sponsors made it a fun learning experience for all ages and. thd matchup against the rio grande santa cruz was one of the community partners with a demonstration on table. lindsay lava from the university says women are slowly gaining ground in these fields in the larger stem community, women are largelyúunderrepresented. >> it's changing, but we're note definitely want to promote our

our opportunities for women, for sure. and also for any underserved communities, community groups and student clubs from around the bay offered up giveaways and demos with math, 3d printing is the women's computer science club acm-w and yeah, we have a bunch of activities here for the kids, ranging from ai to vr. we're activity, so that's just teaching kids all about binary number systems and computers. >> santa clara university student maddie velasco says she sheúwas young. it inspired her.- >> i feel like this is important for kids just to get that early exposure to stem. i think, you know, it's a really powerful to know what you want young age. and i honestly wish i figured it out sooner. >> two cousins in project know t advancement in education ultimately, pencilsc out to sten >> you mean like math, right? oh, because you have to do math because it's a numbers. what? the money an opportunity to advance into a career with a

comfortable living. and iúwant to be able to live worries about i'm going to do. >> earlier this week, 40 young women each were provided with a free laptop coordinated by self esteem, an oakland nonprofit. the computers were donated by i password and the warriors, a gift of learning. we were able to invite the girls, get their laptops, learn how to set them up, and it's just such an incredible tool for them to use throughout their their careers and for their stem pathway. thic was a hands on learning opportunity to help fill the pipeline of many careers coming in the years ahead. >> for girls who are getting interested in stem, and then we follow them through the pipeline and the career pipeline. so it's just immersionúexploration and then support asc they go on into their careers and their workforce. >> now the in stem education in high growth industries. ultimately advancing

opportunities for all, improving economic status for their families and their communities. mike, back to you. and it's nice to see a teamcts, effort out there today. alice. thank you. >> well, most americans are adjusting to springing forward as daylight saving time began overnight, but health officials and several studies show a surge in heart attacks, strokes and even car fatalities after the time change. a 2020 study found. the time switch increases one's risk of a deadly car crash by 6, one poll says 6r% are in favor of ending the time change for good. >> i think it did. once an and i just think we need to stick with one, whatever it is that makes more sense to me. >> and our change is a big thing. and i you know, we have a flight todayc and we were worrid like, oh, you know, like, you know, what time is the actual flight? >> actually, i'm not crazy about it because i would lose an hour and it affects the rest of the

week. it's not it's not ideal. but i mean, it is what it is. >> a bill in congress would make the spring forward time change permanent. >> there are tiny devices only about the size of a quarter, and they're fueling a new wave of gun violence across cb cotton iw york. i'll explain. >> coming up, and amid intense speculation and secrecy, the british royals release a photo of princess catherine since she was hospitalized two months ago. >> and a little bit of rain coming our way, you can kind of see it out there, some scattered little bit more

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about their whereabouts. nearly 300 students were kidnaped from their school by armed motorcycle gangs on children were surroundd then marchedúinto a nearby forest just as they were heading to class. officials say one man was shot to death trying to save the students. the state governor told local media at least 28 of the childrenúmanaged to escape their captors. so far, no group has claimed responsibility for this mass kidnaping in haiti. u.s. troops have been deployed to beef up security at the us embassy and evacuate by

helicopter. there have been increased violence in the neighborhoodúaround the embassy in the capital, port au prince, which is largely controlled by gangs. those gangs have recently launched massive attacks on at leastc three police stations. a state of emergency and nightly curfew has been put in place by haitian officials. >> police nationwide say a tiny gun attachment is increasingly being used to make aúgun even more deadly. fox news cb cotton tells us those small attachments are increasing the number of americans hurt or killed by gun violence. >> a deadly new industry contributing to the surge of gun violence across the country, sometimes called conversion devices or switches, as their small attachments that can maken fully automatic, all aimed at doing the same thing, which is making a legal firearm into an illegal machine gun. >> the modifications are illegal under federal law, but easily obtained, ordered online or made with a 3d printer

>> a semi-automatic weapon now keeps firing until the shooter lets go of the trigger for. between 2017 and 2021, the atf reported a 570% increase and the number of the devices seized by police there frequently used in gang violence and significantly increased the risk to innocent bystanders. used to be that five rounds, four rounds were fired and now 50l 60, 70, 80 rounds are same time period, back and forth, 11 year old dominique davis was near his mom's home in cincinnati when he was hit by gunfire from a passing car. >> police say 22 shots were fired in the span of just a few seconds, likely through the uses father now grieving an unimaginable loss he didn't deserve to go like, at all. >> he didn't deserve to go like he did. and he it wasn't his time. >> many states don't have specific laws against the devices. the atf is now local lt

agencies on how to spot them, and get them off the streets. reporting in new york, cb cotton fox news. >> well, you may have noticed the price of the gas at your pump is climbing back up right here in the bay arean really all over california. the latest numbers from triple a show. the average cost for a gallon of regular in the state, now at just a month ago. prices in the bay area, even more drivers are paying 505in san francisco for a gallon, 491 in oakland and 482 in san jose. those prices are 30 to $0.40 higher than one month ago. >> more than 100 disney employees in southern california have filed a lawsuit against the company. the complaint, filed friday alleges disney failed to pay disney hotel maintenance workers minimum wage rate, as wl as forced them to pay for their own tools, among other wage and labor violations. many of the workers say they are struggling to make ends meet, forcing them to work a second job. the class

action lawsuit seeks $1 million minimum in back pay. well, two lottery jackpots are growing after no one has won the mega millions or powerball in weeks. no big winner of the powerball last night means tomorrow's jackpot has climbed to more than a half billion dollars. the winning numbers were 30, 36, 4y, 52, 63 and a powerball of 16. the jackpot for tuesday's mega millions drawing has reached $735 million. >> kensington palace today released the first photo of catherine, the princess of wales, since her surgery two months ago, but there is some concern tonight from news organizations about the authenticity of this photo. the photo was posted on social media to mark mother's day, which is celebrated today in britain. it year old princess's condition42- after being in the hospital earlier this year. several news organizations this afternoon, including the associated press getty images and reuters, pulled

the photo from their libraries because of concerns it had been possibly been photoshopped out. >> well, 49ers quarterback brock purdy tied the knot over the weekend, tmz reports. purdy wed his college sweetheart, jenna brandt, in des moines, iowa, yesterday. the couple, both 24 years old, met at iowa state university when they were freshmen and were together when purdy was drafted into the nfl. no word yet on where the couple plans to honeymoon. >> world war two veteranúis planning on getting married in france as part of celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of d-day. 100 year old harold terrence and his 96 year old boa raton, florida, planned to get married on june 8th in a chapel right near the beaches of normandy. terrence served from 1942 to 45 as a radio technician in the army air forces. the couple, who live in florida, have been dating since 2021, and they say theyújust enjoy somet& dancing, some kissing and just holding hands.

>> i'm getting married because i love this girl. this woman who she is a one of the most magnificent women i've ever known in my entire life. >> being in love is not just for the young. we get butterflies just like everybody else, and he's just so amazing. guy >> after d-day in june of 1944, terrence says he went to france to bring captured germans and freed american prisoners to england. he also worked at a soviet air base as part of an american contingent. >> there's no way that dude is 100. >> yeah, and she's 96 six. >> she looks like she's like 66. yeah, they look great. >> wow, that's awesome story. i like that,útoday we had some nice temperatures. really nice. i imagine you like these as well. it's supposed to be a few sprinkles coming in late tonight or in the overnight hours, butr- shouldújust be enough to kindc f wet the ground, not anticipating anything big. i'll show you that

these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be a little bit warmer. i suspect a little bit, but mostly in the mid 60s. cover is there. the system is getting closer as we push into the next few hours. there it is to the north. we'll come and yoe the green, all of it. and it's like i said last week, it's sort of a not a direct hit system like this whole winter has been lots coast, and that's gotten us big, big rainfall, big snow. this is more of a drive by brush by system, but it has generated winter storm watch up in the mountains. i don't think it'll get into winter storm warning, but the winter storm is it stays in effect. the storm watch staysúin effect through tuesday morning. so there's at& couple systems. a stronger system comes in monday night into tuesday morning. so that's probably the one that would get you some snow, maybe 4 or 5 or six inches. but in the meantime, we have sort of an interesting week because we're going to brush it with this rain, this

chance of showers tonight and a chance of showers on monday night into tuesday. and then it goes right into are going to wam up really quickly back into the mid 70s by next weekend. at least that's how it looks now. we'll be talking about allergy seasonúand things like that as this temperature really warms up . this is the model. so here we are tonight at 11:00. that's the scattered sprinkles. tomorrow morning's commute should be dry. rain should be over. day until . then this system does another overnight deal, which is money. i love it when they come in overnightúbecause you don't have to deal with the driving and commuting in it, and you get the rain. not a lot though. not a lot of rain coming on this one. but that's the model. and then it clears out tuesday and afternoon and into wednesday, the five day forecast things really start to warm up. so here's the forecast highs for tomorrow a little cooler than today maybe a degree or two a few more clouds certainly by certainly by the afternoon. and then that's the plan. evening things start to dry out. andday then you get your weekend, which

looks pretty darn good. i'll see you back here tonight. >> yeah. finally some warm weather looking good bill. thank you. we like that. well, juju watkins was the headliner. it was a northern california product that led usc against the favored stanford cardinal in the final pac 12 title game. our bailey o'carroll has the story and the rest of sports coming up next and coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, a bay area university being investigated by the u.s. department of education >> the group therimination. did my legs shrink?

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half. and forbes brotherc mason who plays for saint mary's there likes that one. then at the end here in the fourth quarter, usc up ten. forbes hits the transition three here. trojans up 13. forbes had 2626 points. and the trojans take the pac 12 tournament title. stanford held watkins to nine points, but that left forbes free to have a monster game of her own. the cardinal now await their selection to the ncaa tournament and if this loss costs them a number, one seed will possibly. it could have. but stanford still looking promising to get that number one seed on her a we today at the sec championship game. lsu versus south carolina. here six players were ejectedt& from this game. check it out. this is late in the fourth quarter. you see the south carolina forward shovingc a lsu player. there to the ground. and

they bumped each other heading to the bench. then they rushed. you could see both benches cleared out there. the gamecockx remaining players. lsu was left with only its starting five players after two reserves were disqualified. south carolina, though, holds on to get the win 79 to 72, and the oakland high school girls beat out montgomery high school in san diego this weekend to bring home a division five title. we spoke to head coach nita simpson this afternoon about how a win like this impacts players, not just in the moment, but for years to come when they have moments hitt changes them forever because now it's like, hey, coach kept saying all we had to do is put in the work. >> all we have to do is get the job done and we got it right. so now those other dreams that they may have that they've been suppressing, they can now bring to the forefront and they can chase them and they can go after

them wholeheartedly. >> big win for that program. now to some nfl news. baker mayfield is staying with the tampa bay buccaneers after agreeing to a three year contract worth up to 115 million bucks. the agreement guaranteed. guys payday. ist- exactly. not bad. yeah, i would take it. yeah. >> thanks, bailey. thank you. bailey. and that is our report for tonight.úthanks for joi ng us. e'll b ba - mostly rural and remote, laos-- or more correctly, "lao", happily remains largely untainted by mass tourism. wedged between thailand, china, and vietnam, this small landlocked country was the most bombed place on earth during the us-vietnam war. but today laos is a travel gem that has visitors raving. the zen-like tranquility is infectious, and i believe it has the ability to chill out the most uptight, annoying tourists imaginable,