their cases. abc7 news joins us from beshg whether i more on the guidelines for the system. laura? >> hi, cheryl. there has been a lot of discussion about sexual assault cases here at berkeley. and a perceived lack of action here but the president of the system said up new standards for all ten campuses >> one of the ways they did go above and beyond was to have a very all encompassing definition of what consent is. >> uc berkeley senior says this system wide sexual violence policy is a good step but doesn't go far enough. >> survivors don't have the right to have a formal investigation into sexual violence cases so you have the right to request but that doesn't you're going to get one. >> the new policy perfect the

office of janet napolitano called for expanded sexual assault training and education. increased reporting requirements and broader protections for victims of sexual violence and harassment. last week, berkeley chancellor anunsd a series of actions designed to enhance the campus response to sexual assaults, including additional staff to support victims. >> the policy actually will now be our policy, which is great. anything that the university of california can do to strengthen our poll says around sexual violence is always a good thing. >> university does not make efforts. the new policy just ten days filed a lawsuit against uc berkeley claiming the university mishandled the cases. in berkeley, abc7 news. >> authorities in the south bay have solved a 25-year-old murder weeks after publicizing new

evidence. last month, police showed off this quilt, we brought it to you here on the news wrapped around kathy zimmer when she was found strangled in 1989. today, police arrested kathy's husband, david zimmer, charging him with murder. investigators credited new evidence and police also charged the victim's brother-in-law with murder as well. a man sentenced today to 52 years in prison for a gang rape in 2000 the 36-year-old was convicted of kidnapping the woman on 33 ready street taking her to oakland hills sheshg was raped by four men, police used dna evidence to link him to that crime. >> a suj bay lawmaker introduced legislation he says would bring justice to victims of cyber bullying and make laws more relevant to the connected society. it's called audrey's law named after audrey pott. the 15-year-old took her life in september, 2012 after she was

sexual assaults while unconscious three boys admitted to sexual assaulting her, taking pictures and sharing them with others she received short sentences, 30-45 days in detention. >> their crimes veiled in secrecy. there was in public conviction. no element of acknowledgement or deterrent to reoffend no remorse or apology. our community is more dangerous for our kids. >> the law would make it a crime of rape if the victim is incapacitated or intoxicateed and makes it easier for prosecutors to bring adult charges in juvenile cases. a richmond teacher suspected of molesting young boys will remain in jail. the 32-year-old arrested wednesday as we've reported to you. he's accused of molesting six boys ages 11-13 while teaching

at making waves academy the d.a.filed 27 charges against him, including kidnapping and forced oral cop you'llation. he faces live in prison if convicted. a hayward grandmother and grandfather had to throw their grandchild out of the window boit is just fine. this real life drama played out in a hayward apartment building. >> the 3-year-old and his relatives woke up to find their apartment on fire the only way out was a second story window. the family had to jump. >> tell them what happened? >> i see fire here. >> what did you do? >> jump out of the window. >> what was mama doing? >> she just was out of the

window. >> she jumped out of the window, too? >> his great aunt was waiting and caught him. he is fine. >> what if someone didn't catch him? who would have caught snim >> maurice's mother wasn't here this, is the home of her mother. she came to see what her young son experienced. >> it's a high drop. i was hysterical just knowing i'm home picturing it, i see it no. crazy >> she stopped by with her brother who explained what happened to adults in the home. >> they had to toss him out to my aunty. >> the grandmother and husband broke bones from hitting the sidewalk. maurice is fine, and after everything he went through, he still remembers to use his manners. >> you're sure cute. >> say thank you.

>> thank you. >> his grandmother and husband are still in the hospital but expected to recover. firefighters say this started because of an unattended pot left on the stove. the apartment unit was destroyed. >> five people suspected of lobbing a santa clara bingo hall are under arrest police say it's part of a crew targeting employees and players we told you about the aqua made's bingo hall. authorities believe they robbed the hall last month, and on wednesday. in one robbery a 78-year-old woman was hit in the head with a handgun until she surrendered her purse. >> last year, city voters approved a ban on magazines carrying more than 0 rounds. nra sued on second amendment

grounds. federal judges refused the injunction request. sunnyvale's ban went into affect yesterday. >> a ruptured sprinkler system went into unusual pictures in san francisco. this cell phone video shows water pouring out of the top story of an apartment building on terny and market streets. at ground level, wet pavement and windows were evidence of the rupture >> air fers employees took over justin herman plaza to celebrate company's 15th anniversary. the founder also used the occasion to challenge other companies to make philanthropy a priority. >> mark benihoff will tell you it's not easy convincing other

companies to give. but the hope is to raise money for people in poverty. janelle monet walked through the party. they put together 15,000 meals for the hungry, and 15,000 pounds of canned food. >> i think it's just part of our responsibility to give back. >> air force founder wants to make giving a key part of the philosophy. announcing an initiative to raise $100 million for antipoverty programs in the bay area. >> this is the place this, is incredible. don't don't come to san francisco ask take from us be prepared to give back. >> a dozen tech companies are on board. and so is san francisco based if only. the company which sells experience was famous people, pledging $500,000 >> today, san francisco is like

florence, in the renaissance. just an incredible place we're gifted and lucky to have what we have. >> benioff has become one of san pran's leading philanthropists. but persuading others to give hasn't been easy. he offered his theory. >> when they went to business school, that they believed that the business of business is business. that is what milton freedman said. that is what they believe fundamentals of business are. we want to show them how to integrate philanthropy into their future. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> that is fantastic. >> yes. >> sales force isn't the only one raising money for worthy projects. coming up, ben factors behind a cream come true with women in their own page in history books.

plus... >> flying high. local students going where many never have and a pioneer showing them the way. >> the connection between milk and breast cancer. >> when serial takes too much time the breakfast on the go. >> oh, my. when [son] she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams]

xd a 63-year-old woman fell from her horse and got stomped officials say the woman was riding her horse up a ravine at the end of a vineyard road the horse slipped on wet ground the woman fell and the horse stepped on her chest and arm. rescuers took her to the

hospital for treatment. the woman's injuries are not considered serious. >> today, there is a big push to introduce more girls to aviation. abc # news on the students who did something for the first time to get on a plane. >> getting on' plane was not as easy as some thought. for many, their first time flying. >> i went and said listen. bring kids to see what it >> this field trip is part of the science technology and engineering program. >> airplanes trying to go forward? there is a drag. >> today, these girls got more

than a lesson in aviation a chance to fly. they were also introduced to a woman who made aviation history. the captain was the first la tina to complete the military pilot training. and the first hispanic pilot to fly for a commercial airline. during her career, she ran foo people questioning hear belt to buy. >> yes. they do have women flying airplanes i am the captain today is there a problem? he goes welsh i didn't know. you do not have to take this flight. >> today, she's retired . >> i want to let them know they're able to do it. anything can be achieved. >> if you try hard there is no point you'll overcome the fear.

>> this is amazing. >> remarkable. five rosie the rivetors will be meeting with vice president bide yevenlt a fund raising came through. she they worked often in place of men who served in the front lines of the military. >> officials have given their stamp of approval to california's new standardized tests because they reflect what teachers have been teaching this year. secretary of education concerned public won't know how well students and teachers are

performing because duncan threatened to veto, withhold funding that, is unless the state used old tests >> six states suing california, challenging a law require proing duesers of all eggs sold here to house chickens in roomier cages the saying the law is forcing farmers to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to be able to compete the attorney general says she will fight this lawsuit. >> texas governor says states such as california are damaging the can economy saying taxes are too high, leading to fewer jobs and stagnant growth. also targeting capitol hill today at a conference in maryland. >> it is time for washington to

focus on the few things that the constitution establishes as the federal government's role defend our country. provide a farm policy. get out of the health care business. get out of the education business. stop hammering industries. let sleeping giant of american enterprise create prosperity again. >> rick perry made a failed run for the white house in 2012 saying he's considering running again in 2016 >> flu season is winding down but number of deaths continues to rise. state wide, 318 people have now died. that is triple the number of deaths from all of last year. the numbers including six children by the way. >> vitamin d may help women with breast cancer survive the disease saying patients who had high levels of it are twice as likely to outlive the cancer. saying they should be included

as a supplement to other treatments but it added milk and other foods. >> students at uc davis may be soon able to study the science of coffee. the school plans to set up a center devoted to it. topics could include sustain scombriblt a sensory perception of coffee drinkers. sign me up. >> yes. >> part of the lure of coffee is the caffeine. what better way to have it than in waffles? it's coffee, bake kron and a maple waffle in one. >> efficient. >> it was spring like out there. >> yes. sandhya patel is reflecting the

weather. >> yes. you're right. it's beautiful out here, spring is in the air. sparkling day and we're going to carry this into the first half of the weekend. and then, we'll give you rain. throughout the bay area, okay? not a wash out. right now we'll talk about what is going on just a couple clouds passing through. looking aconsiders the bay, 59 in san francisco. 66 in san jose. half moon bay, in the mid-50s. so a gorgeous day. more of this coming, 70s in san rafael right now. the view from our camera, you can see the sun there.

spring like again tomorrow, it going to be dry and mild for the rest of the week. so we do have one opportunity for rain but beyond that, it's looking driechlt high pressure will provide us with another gorgeous day. plans looking great. 6:00 avm sunday, drizzle could show up during monday hours. light showers possible in the north bay. rain doesn't move in until sunday night 58 p.m . at 2:00 a.m starting to move into the south bay east bay. behind it, it's gone. monday commute looks like a wet one with showers. so rainfall highest in the north bay. and tomorrow morning low 40s to

low 50s. early morning flan plans looking fine and dry. 70 degrees in santa cruz you might want to head to the beach. it's going to be gorgeous. 71 redwood city. 64 half moon bay. mild sunshine downtown san francisco. south san francisco, 66 degrees. you'll see some high clouds in the north bay. 70s in santa rosa and vallejo. towards east bay, upper 60s in oakland. heading inland it's going to be nothing but spring like. rain moving in late sunday night. so don't cancel plans. just a reminder sunday at 2:00 a.m daylight savings time beginning. meaning we lose an hour of

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welcome to "world news." tonight -- collision course. russia tightens its grip on ukraine. no sign of backing down. even warning america, as obama and putin square off. facing justice. the mother who drove her minivan into the ocean is charged, as her children describe what was happening in the car. driving high. with marijuana now legal in some states, police try to crack down on drivers who are stoned. and secrets revealed. our hidden cameras go inside some nail salons. see what they found. good evening to you on this friday night. and as we head into the weekend, two world leaders spent the day in an escalating war of words. president obama and russian president vladimir putin.