closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc good morning i'm cheryl jennings. and i'm kristen sze. sky 7 hd is live in san francisco. stage two of the amgen tour race is getting underway soon. you can see the cyclists ready at the starting gate. wayne freedman will have a live report. first, developing news in the east bay. uc berkeley police made several arrests this morning. katie marzullo joins us from albany. >> reporter: as you can see, police are still on scene

around the perimeter. by occupy standards this was quiet. the occupy farmers are upset now they are losing the crops they've planted and cared for over the past three weeks. they say the police action was not necessary. the university disagrees. police in riot gear stand guard around 6:30 this morning. >> i saw about 80 to 100 cops in riot gear to try to disband what we had disbanded. we voluntarily disbanded saturday >> reporter: that is not entirely true. some members chose to stay and face the consequences. >> there were 10 sleeping on the property. two decided not to leave and were arrested. >> reporter: another seven were realized outside of the gates after police declare add unlawful assembly. uc berkeley uses the land for research. a university spokesman says

that research needs to resume this week. the occupy farmers and university could have shared the land but there were ground rules. >> all they needed to do was leave voluntarily they refused. they continued to sleep here last night. they insisted they would retain control and supervision of our property. that is impossible to do good science when you have a few dozen unwelcomed, untrained guests roaming around an open air lab. >> reporter: one occupier says it is not the camp they are fighting for it is the food they planted. >> encampment has never been part of our long term strategy the own reason it is here is because of things like this like that we -- we want to be able to access our crops. >> reporter: access is now denied. within protester jumped the fence -- one protester jumped the fence trying to water crops. he was egged on. >> water! water! >> reporter: and chased away by police. what is next is the big

question. the university says it is meeting with urban agriculture experts and they will try to preserve as many crops on the land as possible as long as it doesn't interfere with research. the occupyers for their part have not yet decided on their next move. -- katie marzullo, abc7 news. governor brown just unveiled his revised state budget, because the deficit is billions more than anticipated. the governor wants to increase spending on education. eric thomas is live in the newsroom with how he plans to do it. >> with the tax increases he has proposed for the november ballot, 3% income tax hike for the wealthiest californians overseven years and a quarter percent hike for four years for rest of us. if it passes the governor wants to raise k-12 spending. there are cuts, painful, 5% cuts to state workers, the state court was lose 300 million dollars which would postpone construction of new

courthouses. the governor is calling for additional s to prisons and medical. all of this -- cuts to prisons and medi-cal. >> this is the best that i could do. i've been thinking about this a long time. if one of you guys can think of something better, i'll be glad to -- i'll read your story tomorrow fit passes the smell test we might incorporate it -- >> the tax increase package does not pass in november education will suffer through a 5 1/2 billion funding cut. they've already suffered through very many and other parts of the government will have to pony up some money as well. eric thomas, abc7 news. a shake-up at the top of yahoo. a new ceo is in place taking over for the former boss forced out over the weekend due to a resume scandal. ross levinson is now in charge. he replaces scott thompson

whose biography included a college degree he never received. he said he's been treated for thyroid cancer. levinson served as president of news corporation's fox interactive media before joining yahoo. >> the executive responsible for trading strategy at jpmorgan chase is the first casualty of the bank's stunning two billion dollar loss. chief investment officer ina drew is retiring after 30 years with the bank. drew was considered to be the most powerful woman on wall street i.j.. >> morgan is the largest bank in the it is trying to minute my the damage after losing -- two billion dollars in six weeks because of risk trades. despite that also the ceo jamie dimon says the company remains strong. he's facing stockholders tomorrow. pg&e's president and ceo says he's 100% committed to legal settlements with the most seriously injured victims

of the 2010 san bruno pipeline tragedy. pg&e held a news conference today prior to its annual shareholders meeting. president and ceo says the company has three priorities, positioning the company for long term success. rebuilding relationships with customers, regulators and political leaders. and resolving its legal and regulatory proceeding as associated with the san bruno tragedy. >> we are totally committed to resolving those proceeding as soon as we can. those victims -- deserve to be compensated. we've taken the unprecedented event in front of a judge saying we are not going to contest liability. we want to get to resolving these issues. >> later today, state assemblyman hill will introduce a bill that targets pg&e executive bonuses and makes them pay back that money if violations occur under their watch. new information on an officer-involved shooting that

happened last night. police have a previous contact with the suspect who was shot in -- amy hollyfield is in napa with the new developments. >> reporter: i just spoke with the captain at the sheriff's office. she told me they've arrested this man before. he is 25-years-old and he was shot in the face overnight by a napa police officer. the sheriff's office is now the lead agency on this investigation and deputies got the call after midnight that a police officer had fired his gun. they responded and found a man they were familiar with. >> i do know we've had contact with the past, the last time being november of 2011. >> reporter: what was that call about? >> a deputy contacted him and wound up arresting him for drug possession. >> reporter: she said he was arrested for possession of methamphetamine that charge was dropped. they put an immigration hold

on him. they've not released his name. she doesn't know where he was originally from. the man is now in a medically induced coma, he's expected to survive. as for why police were called in the first place and why police shot the man? the sheriff's office isn't saying. the captain says they are still working on answering those questions. they have nothing to indicate the suspect shot at the officer. the officer has been placed on paid leave which is standard procedure. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. president obama like we've never seen before. we'll show you how "newsweek" magazine depicted him after he came out in support of same-sex marriage. thousands of fans are watching stage two of the amgen tour of california, now underway. we'll go live to the starting line, next.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> moments ago president obama wrapped up his commencement address at barnard college in new york. later today the president will attend a fundraiser with gay and latino donors. "newsweek" magazine's cover story on same-sex marriage is stirring talk. the cover shows president obama with a rainbow halo declaring him the first gay president. that magazine hit newsstands today, five days after the president declared he is

personally in favor of same-sex marriage. the article is written by a prominent political writer and an outspoken member of the gay community andrew sullivan. the story delves into president obama's past -- it is likely president obama will discuss same-sex marriage when he appears on "the view" tomorrow 10:00 right here on abc7. pedal power happening now. sky 7 hd is live in san francisco where you can see word's best are competing in the amgen tour of california. you are looking at the -- the second stage just got underway. wayne freedman is live at the starting line at the marina green. hi wayne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. seven minutes ago right here it was bicycle heaven this was the center of the universe for anybody who likes biking or

racing. here's how it looked a few moments ago from in spot as all those bicyclists from 16 teams, 128 riders from 22 countries, set off on a 117 mile journey. you can see them going through the presidio. they will see the bridge, angel island, south on highway 1 through daly city and pacifica to devils slide. then they turn inland to the scenic bonnie dunes in san mateo county. then they finish in santa cruz county. they estimate they will finish at 3:50 p.m., approximately. that's a good estimate. these bikes average 28 miles an hour. not an ounce of fat on any of those bike riders. back live now where we have other people who do have a few ounces of fat on them. but after seeing these bike riders takeoff i'm sure they will inspire go on diets, eat

protein and buy bikes and do 115 miles a day themselves. we'll keep you posted. >> wayne, thanks. not an ounce of fat unless you are talking about if any of them at ebay con the night about now we'll show you the right. -- this is stage two they are going to travel south on highway 1 through pacifica, down devils slide along the coast, san mateo county coast, half moon bay into davenport, climb up the santa cruz mountains it is going to be a grueling climb. they will end up -- that will be a 117 mile ride. now stage three, they start in san jose tomorrow and then this way through the east bay hills to livermore. then they climb a killer 2200 foot climb up part of mount ab

throw concord that is going to be tough. they circle back around and ending in livermore for 115 miles of riding all in a day's work simple, right? >> 115 miles, i don't think so! meteorologist mike nicco ahead with the forecast. it is pretty calm out there considering they are so close to the coast but cool clouds starting to break up. warming trend is on the way for tomorrow. she wasn't a prom queen but she felt like it. one ohio teen scores the ultimate date with a professional athlete. one of the stars on "modern family" opens up about her

an ohio teen has bragging rights after scoring a date with an nfl player to her prom. 18-year-old joyce was one lucky girl over the weekend she got to take quarterback jose den to the prom. going on a date with a -- joe

hayden to the prom. he picked up joys in his lamborghini. -- he picked up joyce in his lamborghini. >> would you consider going to my senior prom with me? because my date backed out. >> i'm nervous, taking pictures with me and her family, i felt like we were legit, getting ready. i felt like i'm legit, this is my prom too. >> that's great. hayden says he never got to attend his senior prom because he garage waited early. joyce is a big hayden fan she follows him on twitter and shows up at his appearances and autograph signings. isn't that great? >> i think we are all hayden fans now. love >> that was a nice touch. anybody does a limo. >> old school. >> right. if had you a lamborghini or anything with a sunroof you

would like it later this afternoon. the sun is coming out. it looks grey, but here's san jose where clouds are slowly breaking. you can see how green the trees have become any more shots? there we go from south beach back towards the port of oakland downtown in the east bay hills. satellite visible satellite from 23,000 miles up you can see clouds eroding both ways, from west to east and also from east to west and west to east i think forecast is still going to hold on, partly cloudy by the afternoon. drier air downsloping off the mountains running around this in a counterclockwise fashion will take away the cloud cover as we head into the afternoon. 59 in san rafael, the rest of us low to mid 60s. monterey bay, santa cruz at

sunshine for everybody else, upper 60s watsonville. partly cloudy by the afternoon cooler, cloudy tonight watch pout for patchy drizzle at the coast warmer temperatures around the bay and inland tomorrow and wednesday and again through the weekend. today compared to average we are cooler in livermore, three degrees same in san francisco, four in oakland, san jose five, napa 69 redwood city 67, six and eight degrees cooler than average. south bay san jose and saratoga around 70 upper 70s, upper 60s to middle 70s los gatos at 73 mid to upper 60s peninsula today blown park 66 partly cloudy along the coast upper 50s. afternoon sunshine around bodega bay, sausalito 62. 70s around clear lake, ukiah. 62 richmond cool spot, mid to upper 60s inland low to mid

70s today same around morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. mid 60s santa cruz, what the vonville and salinas. sun -- watsonville and salinas. giants back in town 7:15 first pitch, cloudy, cooler by the end of the game the clouds tonight temperatures even formed and upper 40s to near 50. one to nine degrees warmer tomorrow, one at the coast, nine inland, inland biggest warm up tuesday and wednesday, also biggest drop thursday and friday. coast may make night 60s warm air never reaches there. young starve tv's most popular sitcom on abc is revealing a secret to the millions who watch her every week. you know her as haley a

typical buy crazy teen on the show. for the first time she is sharing something only those close to her knew about. when she was nine she learned he had kidney dysplasia. she faced life on dialysis without a donor until her dad stepped in. turns out he was the perfect match. others struggling with that disease. >> know that you are not alone even though it may seem like it. and that if you ask why me? why not you? it makes you the person that you are today. >> a month ago she received that transplant surgery, filming is on break now she is going to spend the summer recovering. up next, the new list of popular baby names.

. later today, michael finney shows which new cars have large blind spots. tour buses can be a big few sans if they roll through your neighborhood. now regulations could be in the works in parts of san francisco. those stories and more later today. finally, the annual list of most popular baby names was released this morning. >> for the girls sophia. isabella dropped to second. emma, olivia and ava round out top five. >> for the boys jacob is the top name for the 13th straight year, mason the second most popular. number three, william. then jaden followed by noah. officials say the names were

influenced by religion and reality tv. >> that's going to do it for us thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. have a great day!