in the bay." shocking news out ofxdfá calave county. arrest this morning in connection with thejf brutal stabbing death of his 8-year-old sister. v he looked at me and touched me and said how do you want to better your grade? >> a shaken up student tells her story to our investigativefá un. her professor admits he crossed the line, but the university has done nothing to keep him out of >> and warriors fans wakingxd u with one question on their minds thisxdw3 morning. will star point guard seth curry be frerd game four after reinjuring the tricky ankle. we hear from the man himself. "today in the bay" starts right

>> from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay."?[: and good morning. looking live at san francisco transamerica building there shrouded in a little bit of fog, but we cauá expect warmer temperatures this afternoon for whatever you have planned. thanks so much fort( joining us this morning. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda and we will wish yout( a happy mother' day. >> and yourself, as well.t( ht mother's day. they should be bringivñ breakfast to the studio. ìáhp &hc& /a5%mqeuát san francisco. andt( we have 57 in oakland. the temperatures haven't!u+ cd much except in theñi trivalley we're a bi)o warmer than 24 hos ago, but noticeok the wind in fairfield. that's theñr bellwether for the bay area weather. you get the wind pumping into solano county and hints of axd cooldown across the bay and maybe into parts of tt east bay

for the qxváernoon. so we'll go for 60s and 70s closer to san francisco, but notice south of downtown san xd jose, still upper 80s close to k 90s today and today will be the days and we'll have that coming up in just a few minutes. eñmuch,ñr rob. we begin with the developing story of calaveras county where the arrest of a suspect in the brutal murder of an 8-year-old girl is even more shocking than the girl's stabbing death. two weeks after the killing of leila fowler of valley springs, investigators arrested her 12-year-old brother. the boy had originally told bleedingñi inside. investigators say that little girl was stabbed more than 20 times. leila fowler'st( brother was tad intoq custody yesterday. >> at 5:10 p.m. detectives arrested leila's 12-year-old brother at the valley springs

substation and on charges of homicide. >> i didn't want to believe it. i didn'txd -- i -- you kind of thought so, but it's not something you want to believe. yñ the killing set off a massivd door-to-door man hunt for a suspect fitting the description investigators didn't say what finallyhaed them to arrest the q%=91ññ authorities seized several knives from leila's home to see if any one matches herht wounds. so far there is no motive in her murder. by the way, 12-year-olds cannot be triede1 as adults. :f"5"yrñ qju$elp young cleveland woman who gave birth to hert(c daughter as+ she liv offers are pouring in for her and her daughter and the two other women who are now free. people are offering cash, furniture, even use of a vacation home. the fund sett( 5+hñ?; by the cd city council already3w has ñi$0 for d.cjuák amandaokñ ñiberry,

27-year-old gina t(dejesus and 32-year-old michelle knight. ariel castro is charged with kidnapping andçó raping the thr women andi] fathering s7berry'd 6-year-old daughter born in castro's house with no medical attention. prosecutors say they will seek miscarriages as a result of the discovery of those three women in ohio is helping the teenager sierra lamar maintain their hope that she will be found alive.xdokçó sierra lamar hasn't been seen since. ñe1 volunteers still meet up n saturdays to search for any trace of her, and this weekend was no different. they were out again striving to find something, anything that could lead to an answer about what happened to her. >> everybody needs answers. you have a lo thk v!ody needs some

type of a resolution as far aso why and where. >> most of the people out here, you know, are sticking that we're going to find her alive,c you know? look atxd what happenedw3 in cleveland. >> the manxd accused of killing remains behind lamar's dna was found in torresp car, but he has)u offered any information on her whereabouts. >> garcia torres is scheduled to be in court to enter a plea on ur coverage of that deadlyçóok catamaran cr on the sa.bu4p'cisco bay. theé@ family of the man killed thee1 training run for the america's cupc isxd blaming his death on the design of the high-speed yacht. launched its own probe into what caused the swedish racing vessel the artemis to capsize during a training run on thursday. an britishfá olympic gold medalist was trapped underneath the debris for ten minutes and did notó[ survive.

a racing yacht capsized in the bay, too, and back then, prominent voices in the sailing world also questioned the safety not comment on the safety issue in >> i think what we have here is we have a group of people who are at the top of their game and they want to win, and so they push their limits with regards to their boats and their own physical endurance and those things as youñi find in+ lots o other sports. d> stephen barkeley says in spite of the tragedy he expects the race will go on as planned in julylp with finals still set for september. qe area.com where you can find future of the e1america'sfá cup. just search america's cup on nbc bay area.com. police in antioch continue to search forx$$p'swers this morning after a man was killed in an officer-involvedok shooti. this happened about 9:00 friday

night on buchanan roadt( not fa from summersville road and highway 4. police say they were about to serve a search warrant to a 20-year-old manok when he got o into a car driven by another man. the car patrol cars and the suspect got out and ran.xd officers opened fire and he was killed. the fire of the car alsot( 21 years old was not injured. hejf was booked on charges of the men and women that serv1 up theok greatñii] ballpark wor 97% of the 800 cooks, cashiers and vendors approved a strikec r authorization. it doesn't mean they're walking off the job. only that they are willing to walk off the job. service today will be business as usual. and thursday. workers say they've been without a contract for years and union t)uj fort( part-time workersñr and job

stability are r(&%i key demafv. quote, ccunfortunate. a major shake-up in the raiders organization. still ahead on "today in the bay," lon?tuetxd raidersfá ceo y trask is stepping down from her post. plus will he or won't he play? that is the question on thexdlpd of every warriors fan this e1 morning. we'll show you what seth curry has to say about whether or not he'll step on to tw5'court in

takñl a live look outside this morning at cñ coliseum, the home of the as and of course, the oakland raiders and speaking of the raiders, ceo amy trask announced she isi] steppi down with the organization[vlñrr 25 years with the team. trask work herd way up to and was the highest-ranking7mgq fe executive in the nfl.

she announced a surprise resignation saying, quote, having honored a commitment that transition andko transfer of control. i no longer wish took remain wi the organization. for over a quarter of a century it was my honor and privilege to work for the raiders.r >> heiñiñr says he should be g go. x-rays taken on the lefte1fá an came back negative. he reinjured his ankle against received treatment and the head coach says he will be making a game time decision.fá he'll b%ñf ready to go comex >> if i cant( give the team anything, i want to ñrplay. ik/"el like, yo3á know, if i ca get to a point where i'm notxdjd hobbling,jf and it( canw3fá cut want to. it would have to be 100% is all

that can be confident that )( won't do any further damage. >> the warriorsxd fans desperaty hopefá that heçó will fáplay. golden trails is in the best of ten series and tip-off isfá at 12:30 att( oracle. coming up, he is the he might be forced to sell his stake in the team. the exclusive interview with the silken valleyxd tycoon who is making international headlines in the nba. mostly sunny skies in one of the places that will make a run at close to 90 degrees this workweek forecaste1 shows quite a few changes. we'll have a look at that when we come right back.

morning. ut at a veryw3 prettyxd start to the day in san jose. it's going to be nice and warm for whatever you havexd plannedo

celebrate your mom. îi a military mom in the ba area. very special event was held at the fairlp mount hotel in sa joe yesterday onb. behalf ofb. de military personnel to honor with them on mother's day. some of the gifts included gold star mothers whoseq sons and daughters were killed defending their country. this willñi be my first mother' day without my son, matthewñr sorrow is great, but together with the grief is the ñrñrpride. pride in the work that heok did and the marines did.q our military do. >> this is the ninth yearxd tha was held. ans(ç!zez this mother's day jjt reservations, florists are still filling last-minute orders. according to the national retai3 federation, americans will spend more than lp$2 billion on flowe

for mom thisr=] shop says hee1lp expects the ordersl keep coming in throughout the city's flowersxd tells us they delivered about 1,000 florals;n arrangements just yesterday using 40 drivers. on any other saturday they usually have ten.w3 >> the favorite flowers this year were>droses, lilies and tulips. a lot of plantar baskets and a lot ofñr gift baskets. it's been very, very busy. we've had probably the best year in 52 years. >> wow! total spending this mother's day is expected to reach more than $20fá billion with the average person shelling outok about $17. that is an 11%xdw3fá increase o last year. from nowers to birds. if you are still trying to figure out the perfect gift to give your mother if she's an animal lover, you can treatw3 h and help ant( endangered specie at the same time. pandemonium aviary is aqçó

non-profit dedicated to saving birdxd species open to theq wil. it's opening the year for a oncp a year special bird and garden tour. it will highlight the breeding and conservation programs. for more information on the special e+q includingnbñr ticá prices, you can visit pandemonium aviaries.org. thousands of people headed for a festival xmw about cats. this was the scenei] at the corr an yesterday. this one's called the oakland vest val, so was music, games and acrobatic featsñi performedt screen playingxd hours upon hou of cat videos and cats ready for their adoption. weçóñr domesticated them, and i think it'swoy important thatw3

care for them. all animals deserve alp dignifi and happy and healthy life, and we are just doing our part. >>lp organizers say most of the funds raised by the event will go to the east bay e1spca.i4!r(c records and 5kt( participation. more than 2500 kids, pirns and supporters lacedjf up for the willow glen fá5k, a fund-raiser for the parent-teacher association. in participation over last year. in fact, they ran out of bibs in additiont( to the entry bid, th family festival brings in donation as well. it goes to classes, cut, fit programs like science, p-e, art and music andfá there's me. it was hot. >> i got beat by the woman who was the oldest racer, rob mayeda. the photographer out there said y just got the oldest womanok participant and then i got you.

>> you were just pacing yourselp for the 10ke1 and the full marathon you'll be doing later in the year. >> the weather may have been hampering things. it did get wart south of san áe1 we had highs close to w390 toda. the stage was set for another fairly warm day inland. 40s in santa rosa, novato, 58 in livermore and inland we're+ running warmer than yesterday at interesting because osájusjut yesterday climbedt( up to 94 degrees. the change we're going to start to see, we're starting to see a little bit of it now is the wi&o increasing in fairfield and the hour and we'll see an earlier start to the sea breeze which should cap the warming we'll see inland later on. i have the giants game comingg early afternoon and should see low 70s cooling through the 60s as the game goes on. >tty nice out at the ballpark and partlyçki cloudy skies and little bita5ñr on the windy si the seventh, eighth and ninth innings. we have mainly clear skiesxd otr than the fog which is set up in

san francisco ands7 to the gol gate bridge. in and warm temperatures holding on forko one more day.çó we have a systemñi to theq nort which will toss the high clouds later on in the afternoon. mostly 80s and close to 90 and inner bay starting took see cooling with óom60s and 70s and tomorrow as the onshorexd wind picks up we'll see 70s and 80s inland. afternoonñr temperatures, we'll see a mix of the numbers in the 80s and plus filtered sunshine at times and just high clouds as we head throughe1 the afternoon and tomorrow morning, lots ofñi fog and thexdñ2hsp)ine layer wi get thick enough to dropfá drize for your monday morning commute as your inland temperatures will drop quite a few degrees. >> 80s around san jose and in the foothills south of sanñr jo and still close to 90.  80s around dublin and near 90 from ( pleasanton. t,3é#orecast and 60s to low 70o

in oakland and 80sñi into the north bay and tomorrow temperatures dropping down monday and not much change on the coast and notice what happens, wednesday and thursday. happens,&háhp &hc& and thursday. the west coast and that will drop thei] temperatures more. t p'd rung cooler as the sea breeze turns stronger and we'll warm up inland, approaching next plans are and running in the like today including you, kris sanchez and have a nice mom's day and not running like you were yesterday.xd clearly. >> did you seriously get beat by the thee1jf oldest participant? >> you were pacingi]÷yourself. >> i was with myñi kids. they slowed me down otherwise i ñ a four-minute mile. >> yeah. >> the warriors are red hot and the best they've been in 20 years sojf why would one of the

co-owners be forced to sell? >> every nowe1 and then you get to par in something that's bigger than yourself. >> coming up, this warriors headlinesdr what he might do. we'll tell you why in an exclusive interview.xd

f1 o excitement about the warriors this news comes at an odd time. one of the team's principal owners might be forced to selli he's done nothing wrong, but he'sp, making international do. our own raj mathaiq has the exclusive interview with warriors co-ownerñr and silicon valleyi]v tycoon vivek van $"0pr >> you mightlpñrok not might kn or his ultra successful company tibco or many you do. if you everñi bought an e-ticke or airline and everok shipped something on fedex or activated

that iphone of yours you are using tibcofáxd software. he revolutionized the useñi of real time data. the silicon valley fortune is being spent in part on the warriors, but soon he'll likely be givingfk up his courtside ses to buy thet( sacramento kings. >> every now and then youokxd g the opportunity toe1 participat in something that's bigger thand yourself. andát state of california meansñiçó everything to me, and felt that if i could bet( a par of keeping the kings in sacramentoçó that was somethingp th ' bt i needed to do. quite some time as heok walks through his estate in atherton, he's thinking sacramento and pitch"v# india. though the mumbai native tetq) played basketball, he knows what sells. >> the impact of the nbaxd in india, is therelp a future, a b market in terms offá waiting toe

tapped. >> if soccer was t sport of basketball will be the sport of the 21st century.t( it is nowxd the fastest-growing sport in india. it will never passt( cricket as the national past time, buti] i it becs,r ako strong number tw then i think this will bee1 a b achievement. grew up in india and came here and i wasl about software and business and now i'm living a dream andok being in the nba. >> i don't look ató[a5 it tha. i think my bes(aaysé@ are s('1 ahead of me. i think it's been a great journey, and i'm obsessed with data, as you know,xd and so whei look at basketball i look at it as a big data problem. both with on the business side as well as the gameok side. so what com bin eggsi] of+ pla produce the best results? where do you shoot from? how do youko defend the other m in there are all kind of magicñ in thatc data so i look atçó it a big data problem.lp >> what happens with your share of the warriors. you own a big chunk of the

warriors. your share? upw3 dramatically. the team is doing very well. we sold more seasonc tickets in the last few months than had everxd been soldw3xd by anyone,o i havexd no doubt that there wi bee1 a lot of people wanting to buy that stake. >> last question, so you tell your relatives backc in india, hey, i'm an nbu owner and they look at you confused like what the heck arefá you doing? >> actually, believe it or not, they know a lot about basketball and they know many of the bigok names and so basketball iz alreadyxd catching on in india, people wearing jerseys from the nba. s/( it's in its infancy, but iñ growing. sacramento king, xdjerseys? perhaps not, but hopefully i can change that.

>> that was raj mathai reporting. on fridayçó axd competing group investors increased their bid to $625 million to buy the kings and move them to seattlñ the bidt( is currently at $550 million. the league will vote on the future of this franchise on wednesday. still ahead onc "today in te bay," how k-9 units are perfecting skashlgs head of next perfecting skashlgs headwqq)q'd. what makes a sleep number store different?

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sale ends june 2nd. only at the sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. good morning to you. looking live at a foggy start to the day from our emorivillee1 camera. temperatures this afternoon. so herefá -- thanks for joining us. yesterday. i think inland we'll see those f8again, but maybe for the coas stronger sea breeze cooling

things off and we have winds offshore at 23 miles per hour and light winds inland and it p places once again, trivalley and aqu svw.!<  ofn jose that will see highsçó for e more day in the upperw3 80kos w 90hiñ çó notice the numbers inland around the east baye1 valley is d-80cs byñi some spo+& and by 8:00, antioch and livermore, we'll get briefly the sea breeze picks up again, cooling us offñi and speak of a cooldown, the seven-day forecast does bring the temperature temperatures down from 10 to 15 degrees and we'll -juju @(t&háh& about the timing of that coming up in justñr a few minutes. happening now, prince harry colorado this mother'svp day whe he will attend a cycling competition and tourt( the air force academy before heading to ast coast on tuesdayn( yesterday heñi spent time with r veterans at the warrior games. nbc's leann gregg has the

latest. >> reporter: britain's prince harry with a fellow service member andxd olympians lightok torch to officially opent( the warri=rp games. >> nowfá entering the square th united states army.cm cf1 o thet( ceremonya procession of athletes representing all five branches of the u.s. military and a british team. prince harry, a soldier himself who served twice inçó afghanist is a supporter of programs who >> during a luncheon he noted military fáokbrotherhood. no matter the detail or the accent, i witnessed it okfirsthd royalty by birth, but during this t(visit,t( soldier first, sopping by to visit british team members and learn the basics of sitting volleyball. it was like having anotheru friend. . exhibition match. volleyball is one of seven,

vents that 260 woundé@ or ill military members will participate in during the six-day competition. among the athletes ivan castro, a mortar wound in iraq left him rh says competes is about more than medals. ((á$(psp)aderie.çó >>xd camaraderie thatñi makes a prince seem like a regular guy as he continuesxd attending weekend, vents at the warrior games where sport is a platform for recovery.çóc leann gregg, nbc konews, color springs,c w3colorado. uñ rare space walk to fix an ammoniaq leak. the crew installed a new pump after removing theq old one aftr leaking the frozen a monoia last wee+/f cf1 o it was successfully xdplugged, t crew members will be keeping a close eye on it over the next few weeks. nasa says theñr leak never

jeopardized the safety of thelp crew. now to a developing this story this morning in calaveras county where theçó suspect is jt as shock as her stabbing death. two weeks after the killing of leila fowler authorities arrested her 12-year-old çó brother. he found his sisterxd bleeding inside.t( investigators say she wasjf stabbed more than 20 times. leila fáfowlis brotherxd was tan into custody yesterday. >> at 5:10 p.m.lpxdc detectives arrestedok leila's xd12-year-ol brother at the valley springsi] substation and charged -- and on >> i didn't want to believe fái. i -- you kind of thought so,xdpt to believe. >> the killing set off a massive suspect fitting the description that that 12-year-old brother gave to police. investigators didn't say whatt(

finally led them to arrest the á 12-year-old, but as part of the seized several knifeü=5 leila's home to see if one of wo. so far there is no motive fort( brother cannot be tried as ane1 i#ult. turning now to our continuing coverage of the deadly catamaran crash on the san francisco bay. killed in the training run for the america's cup is blaming the design of the high-speed yacht some in the racingñi community e raisingu safety concerns as we. the head of the america's cup expects the race will go on aso planned. "today in the bay's" monty francis has the latest/k as the family of andrewñi simps grieves his death, questions are swirling about theok safety of e racing yachtc artemis that capsized onñiñi thursday. simpson's mother told a ñr newspaper, quote, oure1 daughter-in-law is inxd pieces. she's flyidgñ back+ home.

ooh adding, it was the design of the boat. that review,ñr i'm not going std her and say to you the boat is unsafe or the boat is safe or t. i'm going to leave that to an expert. the america's cup ceoñilp steph couple of weeks in time for the races toxd resumeok in july, bu some prominent voices in the sailing world say the catamarans used in the race are built to travel at ever-increasing speeds after oracle's racing yachtjfe1 capsized in the bay in october, the editor of yachts and yachting magazine said a criticism of the boats calling them deathlp traps. barkeley doesn't see it that way. 4,@phave a gro)y oflp people w at the top of their game and they want to win so they pushjf their limits with regards to their boats and their own endurance as you find inc lots of other boats. >> because thursday's accident

investigation.r maritime law expert marilyn reyes says if a lawsuit is filed it will likely be heard in federal court angz the judge could award damages to thexd ìáhp &hc& in this case the federal law the parties were negligent and because the racers were soçó skilled and experienced as sailors, the court will hold them to a higher standard. reporting. it could take months for the coastxd gua4$e ñrcocomplete its investigation. they're planning to meetñi with the team on thursday to discuss tuesday's accident. stay with nbc bay area.com x&o ñú investigators, just search america's cup. san francisco police showed off ,lyokçó tr;i)ed bomb officers have demonstratored how sharp those it comes to explosive material.

the dogs were shown several boxes when they reached the box with the scent of the "á$( as dangerous. the police say the dogs wil-] b out in full force for the beta breakers race andfá will play a vital role in keeping big events safe. >> when it comesa;zñ detection work they're a great use to our bomb squad. we actually usexd with the bomb squad hand in hand. we do sweeps of the vips and events, world seary, all-star game, niner home games, et cetera, et cetera. >> the k-9 officer added anything left on orok along the route .qu sunday,fá including garbage cans and unattended car1 will be inspected by thosefá do. still aheadxd onok "today id bay," a south bay professor who admits he crossed thejf line wi a student is still in the we investigate why c.5kng up. filtering process for our water.

we don't need it. because crystal geyser is made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source.

>> and let's look live at oracle arena and in less than five hours the warriors will square off against thet( spurs in game four of the westernt( conferenc semifinals. the warriors trailingw3 san antonio 2-1 in the seary, but the question burning on the minds of every warriors fan,i] an friday night. yesterday curryokxd received treatment and head coach mark jackson said it will be a says he's feelingw3 optimistic. >> if i can give the t7a! goingq to play. i feel like, you know, if i can get to a pointt( where i'm not hobbling, and i can cut howi] i want to, whether it will be 100% is all that i can be is confident that it won'tó[ do a

>> tip-of"gj is at 12:30 atq oracle. the giants areçó looking foa series wine1 against the braves yesterda- madisonñr bum gartner was excellent allowing only onec run in strike outlpxdok 11 inçó ñ offensive side came alive once blancoñixd with the clearing do in the fifth. qu5bñ firstñi pitch today 1:05. bay" a betrayal of trustxd betwn we investigate the system that allowed a bay area professor to continue teaching after he

it was don ñixdsensual. a student said she went to her k professor's offihb to contest her grade.

the professor admits he crossed the line with some of the student, but the university has done nothing tosxd discipline h. within hours of the interaction the student says she called police and filed a report. thisñr mornin( she's tellingok investigative reporter because nine months later there's still no resolution. >> he looked at me and touched me and said how do you want to hr(t&háhp &hc >> reporter: she's asked us to disguise her identity beca5re she still attends san jose >> myjf body justxd completely down. >> she'slp talking about a nigh in august of last year. >> hew3xd continued to touch me >> an after-hours meeting up th( staircase. >> i told him no. no. like, i don't want to do it this way. i'm not this type of e1person. >> axdñi secluded office inside spartan complex. >> thenc straddled me and

straddled me and putxd his hand up my shirt and through my÷ sweater. >> shee1 scheduled a meeting wi hert( professor to understand w he gave her a d-plus the priort semester.t(q she learned he discovered shemy plagiarized a significant amount of her final paper. the meeting lasted for two hours. he blocked the stairs from me being able to go downc them and 'ojez the only way i'll let you leave is if i can grab your (t&& butt, but it has to be the way i >> this is video of the professor on campus. mathis to hear hisxdt( side of happened in his office after hours. when he did not return ouro5+ç emails and calls we met him onñ campus after class. >> i want to hear your side of the story. what happened that night?ñilp did you make a mistake? >> ñrzvxdunfortunately becauset i was told by both hrc andçó th p.d. here i'm not allowed to talk about xdit.

>> he did not acknowledge making a mistake inw3 front of our camera, but hec did in this, mal written to the student thelp da after the meeting, the first sentence reads i've been thinking about last ñrnight, ani have come to the conclusion that i made a terrible mistakeñi inlu iñrok handled that situation. >> the email to her said you came to the conclusion you made a terrible mistake. did you? >> mr. mathis did talk with university police at san jose state. the daylp after the meeting in ñ office his former student filed this incident report. mathis was under investigation &i false imprisonment and sexual battery. he deny good criminal wrongdoing. tk(é#iled. lusion of the >> everything that that was a was a lie. he said th!u lie. wanted to kiss him. hi everything was just a lie. >> the email he wroteok to the student also included i will change your grade to a b-minus

for free becausee1 it is the rit way to handle this. >> why do you think he offered to change your grade?t( >> because he knew what he did was wrong. >> the student wants to know if other students should know. can you tell us if you were disciplined? >> i cannot. i was tolde1 specifiqos&y not t talk about it. >> san joseq state declined a request for an interview, but through its spokesperson confirmed there was no formal university did noti] discipline professor mathis. >> i finde1 that surprising. simply because we have instructor so there's not a question that hefá acknowledges the behavior. is an expert in human." b.xy#lations. she regularly provides testimony in the courtroom during trials. >> when you read that report from the university and youñr learn<  that there was( no disciplinary ñihearing, thus,xd that say? in essence,koçó when you have

/1jt+háhat'sxd recognized as violated by an i%íqáurt(uju and there's no responset( to that essence, you're condoning the5a behavior. >> she's referencing violations to the university's codeçó of conduct. ♪ñr ♪ >> the university also conducted its own investigation. a its conclusion reads in part there is insufficient evidence substantiate the claim of sexual harassment and sexual assault. it alsoçó states mathis admitte to kissing and touching the complainant sexually, butñi he believes it wasok consensual. the report continues, whether or their actions were consensual in this instance, his position is one of power over the student's and he has the duty not to allow situations to develop. >> from ae1 professional standpoint, did he cross thejf line here? >> absolutely. >> no question. >> no.xd

>> why? >> because he had power over the grade.çó >> this is your name. hr(t&háhp & reputation. i'm giving you a chance to defend çóthat.lp +ayreájuáráy overruled mathis s? on the grade change he offered ì& san jose state was provided several opportunities to explain its decision. at one point an interview wasp unit, but the university later backed outf if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call 888-996-tips or send us an email to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >> still ahead on "today in the bay" hundreds of peopá%e line u for a chance at stardom. to. here'st( a hint, stay cda@sy,xd diego. >> sunshine above the lowfá cl-

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toward thursday and friday. more clouds late in the week, but no sign of any showers next temperatures climbing up into the 80s inland. for the mom's day plan,t( it los pretty nice. more like summer, 60s and 70s over our shoulder in san francisco. >> that looks lovely. >> all iok ask for is peace and harmony. i think i %ñq get flowerñ( instead. >> we'll see. >> thanks, rob. they love anchorman in san diego, clearly, that's why for the+n0 casting call to be a extra in the upcoming movie t( "anchorman 2," the legend continues. me folks were in line six hours before the doors even ok opened.ñi @r(t&háhp &hc the movie wñ all about ron+ burgundy played by will ferrell, a san diego tv news anchor with an affinity forñi polyester sui and scotch. the star-studded cast will include kanye west,a5 harrison ford, steve carell :ñ% paul syq uz f#kpc. >> we'll have moret( localg

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