anything like this during any protest or actions yesterday. campus police say what you're seeing right now, are these students up on wheeler hair, they are calling this a safety issue. they say their priority is getting the students down safely. at this point we don't see any police action right now but we do know that the campus police, they do know about this situation and they are considering how to get the students down. our john sasaki has been following this story all day. we're going to check with him live and see how the situation develops. we'll stay on top of what's happening there at uc berkeley. we did mention what is happening at the uc berkeley's day of action. police did arrest seven people. including seven students because those students refused to leave the building. everybody there was cited with trespassing. yesterday's protest was named a

day of action. if you want to see more pictures of those students on the ledge go to ktvu.com. there is new fall out that san francisco police officers illegally broke into apartments and lied about it underoath. david stevenson has video of some of the officers in question. >> reporter: we got a new look at surveillance videos where officers raid a residential hotel room. new year's eve 2010, san francisco plain clothes police officers serving a bench warrant kick in the door and arrest a 28-year-old man for possession of crack cocaine. >> it appears that they altered the facts in the report to appear like they lawfully seized the items.

>> reporter: the officers did not properly identify themselves. two of the officers involved are under investigation for perjury and misconduct in two similar cases. police are declining to comment on this surveillance video. prosecutors told us the case was dropped pending further investigation. but it is the first sign of legal fall out after yesterday's release of video in two other illegal drug busts. six plain clothes police officers enter two apartments and cover up a camera lens prior to entering one room. >> the officers involved in this particular case have been given an administrative assignment. nonpublic conduct assignment during the investigation. >> reporter: the man who was police chief at the time of the incident, district attorney george gascon will lead the investigation. >> i do think it's a conflict of interest. however i have spoken to the district attorney and he's assured me that he will conduct an independent investigation. coming up at 6:00, a former san francisco police chief

gives us his read on what the officers actions on these surveillance tapes mean for the future of the department. for now we're reporting live from san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. when the challenge to california ban to same-sex marriage goes to court it will go before a new judge. we learned late this afternoon from the u.s. district court for northern california, that the courts knew chief judge james ware will replace former chief judge john walker. von walker that is. walker declared the -- inconstitutional then retired from the court last march. starting tomorrow, students at harvard will once again be able to join the rotc. the rotc was banned back in 2004. the u.s. navy will be the first new rotc program at harvard. for the first time in three

months a worker at nasa state hospital has been attacked. steve chamber social security live in napa where he has learned some of the frightening detales of what happened to the female victim. >> reporter: this is the third attack in recent months. a lot of people are familiar with donna gross who was strangled here back in september. there are still flowers in memorial for her. we are just learning of the details in this case. >> it took five staff members to contain him and get him off of this woman. >> reporter: anaheim was not in the room, but we asked officials but they would not release any details of this latest attack. they would only say that this attack is under investigation. hospital employees tell ktvu that just after 10:00, two members of the nursing staff were checking the blood pressure of jesus tovar. >> ripped her clothes off and

attempted rape on her. the other nurse attempted to subdue this patient but wasn't able to. >> reporter: once help arrived according to a hospital employee, tovar was isolated to a room for four hours then released back to regular population until he was arrested on wednesday afternoon. we're told that tovar wasn't considered one of the dangerous patients but with three attacks on this campus, hospital workers are very concerned. they say there are no consequences for the patients and believe more attacks will happen. >> it's not a matter of if it's a matter of when. i think we will still have those if the things continue the way they are. once again jesus hernandez tovar is in napa county jail and facing four charges including false imprisonment and rape. he is being held on $200,000 bail. you will hear from one former employee who says suggestions that hospital workers are making today are the same ones they've been making for years. and back now to development

news we brought you at the very beginning of this newscast, it's happening right now at the campus of uc berkeley. forecasters there on the ledge of a building in front of wheeler hall. outside on the ground a lot more protesters. our john sasaki also outside of wheeler hall. let's bring him in now. >> gasia, we're standing outside of wheeler hall. let's take a look, there's hundreds of students have stopped to stair: and the primary reason they are here is to support the people who are on top of the building on the ledge. you can see, about eight or nine people standing on the edge of the fourth floor. there's a ledge out there. this is one of the primary academic buildings here on campus. these folks have taken over the top of that building. the building is now closed per the university. but these folks are here as you look from news chopper two, you can see they are there, they are very upset with all the cuts that have been coming here to the university of california and to the whole uc system.

they are protesting that, they are protesting the arrest and detainment of other protesters who were involved in yesterday's day of action. they say that today is actually a continuation of yesterday's national day of action when they had people across the country involved in protesting cuts to higher education. these folks they say that they are going to be here a very, very long time. now i haven't talked to anybody up on the ledge. but i have talked to their supporters here on the ground and they say that this is about all those different things, especially about what is costing the students here to go to school, many of them say they have to take out second loans. many of them say that some of the departments are being combined and that's doing disservice to the students. as you can hear they are getting more cheering from their students as they unveiled a banner right there. and it says, it says your university on the back it says, the cuts -- fight back against the cuts. so that's going on right now.

big red banner and now folks down here on the university floor are chanting as they often do here at the university of california. but the folks up there on the ledge on the fourth floor here at wheeler hall say that they will be here as long as it takes. now who knows exactly what that is going to mean. because the university typically doesn't do much negotiation with people who are involved in this kind of protest. but i also did want to show you that the front of yesterday's daily -- or today's daily californian, this talks about yesterday's day of action and it shows one of the students here being arrested. so this today here at wheeler hall is a direct continuation of this. also a protest against the arrests yesterday. so we're going to certainly be here, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 and 10:00 covering the developments. they say they could be here days, probably even weeks. live in berkeley, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. it is a story we've been

following since it broke last week and today the marin county coroner confirm had the the body found buried beneath a patio is that of 56-year-old smith. friends and relatives say they hasn't seen smith in months and notified authorities. the cause of his death has not yet been determined. police are also trying to determine if his 55-year-old wife had anything to do with his death. despite higher gas prices, tensions throughout the middle east. high unemployment and a stagnant housing market. the stock market had a field day today because of a flock of positive economic indicators. for more let's go to consumer editor tom vacar who's right outside an oakland concrete company. tom-- >> reporter: the question is, might we see more trucks coming out of this concrete plant. today's economic indicators sure point that way. the nysc traders were confident

today's early big gains would stick. adp reported the public employers hired 217,000 new workers last month. and february retail sales were 4.2% stronger than february of last year. and the nation's huge service sector has its best growth in five years. wells fargo security senior economist mark vitmer. >> we've been in recovery for almost two years thousand but most people on main street really haven't bought into it because they haven't seen the improvement in their day-to-day lives. most folks we met on alameda's street agree. >> i don't feel, i have to wait and see whether it's actual because people, you know they exaggerate sometimes. >> when i go to a job interview there might be 400 people for two jobs. when i go and maybe there are ten people for one job then those are signs to me that

things are getting better. >> things still look grim. >> i do see it but with gas prices and food prices are going to go up because gas prices are higher, how is it getting better? >> reporter: local magazine advertising evene lets. >> it's gotten way better, i deal with a will the of retailers in the area. i deal with a lot of builders. and i think it's optimistic. >> reporter: wells fargo economist vitmer's whole interview and predictions are on ktvu.com. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu. and the national price of gas has surged just in the last hours. similar price hikes in the bay area. prices in san francisco jumped 26-cents a gallon in the last week to an average of $3.56 for

regular. gas prices jumped 21-cents a gallon to $3.82 for regular. prices for mid-grade and premium are topping $4 a gallon. it's been a good day for investors on wall street which has seen its biggest run up of the year. major gains throughout the market wiped out yesterday's losses as investors reacted to lower jobless benefit claims and anticipated jobless claims tomorrow could be lower. the biggest gain since december 1 of last year. the nasdaq climbed 50 points at 2,798. just a few hours ago, former house speaker newt gingrich stopped just short of announcing he is going to run for president in 2012. >> we will look at this very seriously. and we will very methodically lay out the frame work of what we'll do next. >> reporter: with gingrich now testing the waters sort to

speak. he becomes the first major republican candidate to begin raising money for the 2012 presidential race. san bruno gets a big win from pg & e today as the federal hearing into the pipeline explosion wraps up. i'm carol han live from washington with what this means for you. and we continue to cover developments from uc berkeley. you can see, students there five floors from the ground. and there's fog there but rain is a part of the weekend. i'll show you the latest computer model forecast. ing a. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud.

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nine protesters who have chained themselves to a ledge on the fourth floor not far from the roof there of wheeler hall. ktvu's john sasaki is live on the scene. he's gathering new information as we speak and we will find out what he's learned coming up live at 5:30. the national transportation safety board today wrapped up three days of public hearings into the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. carol han live now from washington, d.c. where pg & e is already making plans for big changes. >> reporter: the san bruno group will be coming home tomorrow and they are returning with a victory. pg & e says it's learned its lesson and it's clanging the way it does business. all pg & e customers living 2,000 feet from its pipelines should expect to receive a letter from pg & e. pg & e will

begin installing valves that can be shut off remotely. >>pg & e is a new pg preponderance & e and i think it can become the gold standard for this country that all other operators should follow --pg & e. >> reporter: the changes came after the company got slammed. this afternoon the head of the agency called the news encouraging. >> this is exactly the type of progress that we could hope for in a public hearing like this. >> reporter: a hearing that got heated today, when ntsb investigators asked the gas industry whether two recentty saásers including san bruno could be part of a bigger problem involving old faulty pipes -- two recent disasters. >> reporter: now after three

days in washington they are returning home satisfied they did what they could to get answers answers for the community. >> i was here personally, to make sure the personal end of this did not get forgotten. >> i hope that they will be proud of what has happened here, and the way that they've been represented. >> reporter: now i called pg & e this afternoon to ask them when those safety letters will be going on and when safety valves will be installed. i was told the company is actively working on this but was given no time line. live in washington, carol han, ktvu news. jerry hill who represents the district that includes san bruno issued a statement after the nstb hearing. hill said the ntsb hearing exposed many flaws in california's regulatory system. you can also get more details

and the latest information as well as video clips on the san burno investigation on our website. when you're there look for the gas line explosion tab. i want to check our weather now, another great day. but bill big changes in store. >> it's winter still and as we move into the weekend we have more rain to talk about. but what a day we had today. a few sprinkles this morning all done. now we have some coastal fog which we haven't seen in a while. we'll see valley fog in the morning. coastal fog is always interesting out here along the avenues of san francisco. the reason i say its interesting because it indicates a fair weather pattern. the fog just setting up offshore. you can kind of see stratus out here. that fog is going to roll in overnight along the coast and in the north bay valley. that fog indication of high pressure and stability. there's no rain in the forecast tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a stunning day for your friday.

along the coast then there'll be patchy fog. temperatures tomorrow easily into the mid-60s in warm spots. before that happens, we have valley fog to talk about. could see a dense fog advisory tomorrow morning in the north bay valley. these are the areas, santa rosa, petaluma up toward sonoma. over toward salina you're going to find very dense fog. the nights are long, the overnight lows are going to be a little bit chilly tonight and there's moisture lingering. pacifica tomorrow morning about 46 degrees, 37 in santa rosa. 40 in vallejo, overnight lows are going to be kind of cool. i mentioned rain, i have the latest computer model loaded up. it's going to hit us for part of the weekend. part of the weekend is pretty good, part of the weekend doesn't look so great. we'll have all that coming up here in just a little bit. there's a new late development that happened late this afternoon involving the nfl whether or not there's going to be a lock out.

we'll have that for you. we'll go back the uc berkeley where we'll continue to monitor the situation there. there are thousandsover students rallying in -- thousands of students are rallying in support. and new information about this navy video, why it's so controversial and what it could lead to. new at 6:00. some tiburon residents are calling these security cameras an invasion of privacy. but we'll tell you why police are telling us, so far so good. also could the america's cup bring some unwanted visitors, the risks of holding the race in the bay. and coverage on the protest at uc berkeley. where several students have chained themselves to the edge of a ledge. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

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we're monitoring breaking news at uc berkeley. protesters are still on a ledge. our john sasaki is there, we will check back in with him in just about five minutes coming up at 50:00. president obama authorized u.s. air lifts. he again called on libyan leader gadhafi to step down. mr.obama said mr. gadhafi has lost his legitimacy and called the ongoing violence in libya quote appalling. the president's statements came during a meeting with mexican president calderon. >> mexico played a leading role at the united nations in suspending libya from the union rights council. >> reporter: president obama said he was directing humanitarian aid to the libyan border. the white house is also considering a range of options

in dealing with the situation in libya including the possible establishment of a no fly zone to keep the libyan air force from attacking rebels. acre of people are waiting to cross the border into tenesia. about 10,000 people a day have made the border crossing. many others have been waiting for days without food or shelter. an admiral in the u.s. navy today recommended the censure of four senior navy officers for a serious of lewd videos that were produced on board the uss enterprise. admiral john harvey says letters of sensor should be issued to general honors and others who were seen in videos. supporters of the captain honors, those say the videos were shot back in 2006 and 2007 were made to boost crew moral.

during this newscast yesterday while reporting on an embezzlement case, we mistakingly showed the photo of a woman who absolutely had nothing to do with the case. we apologize both to her and to our viewers for that error. when we come back, we will take you back to the scene at uc berkeley. and developing news on the potential nfl lock out, negotiations are under way. billions of the dollars at stake, why your 49ers and raiders may not kicking off come the fall. there are a lot of people angry about what's going on in california, now add the rising cost of health insurance to the list of complaints. that story coming up. a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister.

protesters right now letting their actions do the talking. they are out on a ledge at uc berkeley. they're sporters and campus officials are watching very carefully -- their supporters and campus officials are watching very carefully. we have seen some things change. just about 20 minutes ago when we were showing you a live picture at uc berkeley we saw the protesters unfurl a red banner. you can barely see the corner of it. if we can show you a larger look of what's happening. there are many dozens of people on the ground in frontof wheeler, they say they support the protesters who are on the ledge. let's go to john sasaki. tell us more about what the protesters are demanding. >> reporter: let me point up to the roof there, you can see

feet hanging off the ledge. that's 60 feet from the air. that shows you how close they are to the ledge and how dangerous this effort is. hundreds of people here out just watching and supporting these students who are up there protesting. what they are protesting is all the budget cuts and the according fee hikes and the cuts in basic classes and the increase in class sizes and just all the things that go along with these budget cuts. a one hadn't $4 billion in budget cuts that they say they are opposed to. they are coming to the uc system for years and years of budget cuts that have been going on. you see right here more and more signs going up. watch out they are probably about to step on something. but they are also drawing on the bricks on the ground saying, support public good. i think that's what that says. support public good. so they are going to be here for quite a while and we did

talk to the spokesperson for these protesters just a little bit ago. here is what she said. >> this is an incredibly dangerous thing you guys are doing. tell me about that. >> well they are clearly saying that they are putting themselves, their lives on the line for this issue. for public education. and so they've made four demands. the first of which is democratize the regents. to stop operational. >> if you can come back to me live. i want to show you something really quick live. go ahead and look inside, you have some of the uc police officers there, they have shut down the building, they are not letting anyone else in. some of the classes have been cancelled tonight. i did talk to a student who was very upset that her class here at wheeler was cancelled. she also said that she was in a

class over across the way and one of her classes there, they were half way through a midterm and someone pulled a fire alarm and they believe that was related to this. the rest of her test was cancelled. they have to redo that test next week. it's been upsetting to some of the students here. but the clear picture is all of these folks have very upset with what has been going on. john sasaki. >> less than two hours ago, the nfl and players union agreed to a 24 hour extension of the current contract avoiding at least for now a repeat of what happened back in 1987 when a work stoppage shut down professional football. mike miback live in alameda where the stage is set here. >> offseason work outs usually get up and running this month. i want to show you a live look right now from the cam that that is attached to our mass. the practice facility is striped but the players are

nowhere to be found. welcome to ricky's. a san leandro hot spot for football fans. filled with tvs small and big. >> football season is just it. it's harvest time for us. >> reporter: the captain of this team, ricky ricardo he says the cancellation of a nfl season should strip him of 60% of his business. hundreds of thousands of the dollars of lost revenue and he knows it's all in the hands of the nfl. >> it's big business. it's not a backyard game it's a huge worldwide game now. >> reporter: the biggest sticking point between the union the nfl is how to strip $9 million of revenue. >> they make a lot of money, and sometimes they forget how much they actually make and they take it for granted. >> reporter: with a lock of the looming, john harbaugh said this week we haven't given our players any kind of play book and they don't know what our

schemes are. things we can control now, looking at free agents and preparing for the draft. if the players are locked out it could mean no offseason work outs, no mini camps, the longer the impasse rolls no regular season. empty seats candle stick and nfl stadiums across the country. some football fanatics say, it's all about the money and never about the fans. >> reporter: raider head coach hugh jackson said his biggest goal is to get ready for the offseason work outs until somebody says he cannot. live outside raider headquarters, mike mibach. president obama was asked today during a white house press conference whether he plans to interfere with the nfl lock out. although he is a big football

fan, he says there's a lot of other big things that he is looking after. the president says the players and owners should be able to work out their differences. police are looking for a man who attacked a jogger. it happened last night in the area of greenfield avenue. the victim says that a masked man pulled her to the ground, demanded money then cut her with a knife and ran away. she suffered minor injuries. anyone with information about the attack is being asked to call san anselmo police. one policyholder says that she almost feels like a victim of a crime. she's talking about blue cross rates being hiked. robert handa has the story. >> reporter: as you can see and here union members and

supporters are protesting california's budget situation here at the state building in san jose. now rising insurance costs are fueling their anger. the protesters say they want an equal economy. and they say there's nothing fair about the fare increase. >> no red flags are raised in the state or insurance commissioners office. i find that really objectionable. >> that's too much for me. 5%, 10% i would take but that's about all. >> in a statement blue cross says that rate increases are

not unique to anthem. an independent study was conducted. >> that study did find that the rate increase was supported. >> reporter: but since no state agency has the legal authority to block the rate increases, some anthem members complain. >> that's going to make me pay more money out of my own pocket and me not able to say anything, right. >> if they hold on to it. they're going to have to make very painful decisions about whether they pay their rent on time. whether they pay mortgage on time or whether they put food on the table. >> reporter: despite protests, the rate increases are scheduled to go into effect may third to see the state's review of the state reich proposal you can go to the web link at ktv u.com live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. we are continuing to gather more information about the breaking news from uc berkeley. all of those protesters who have chained themselves to a ledge on wheeler hall. also coming up, riders today pleaded to keep it from

happening. the dire situation facing caltrans and the drastic action that's being considered. and it's one of the most unusual call we've ever seen. what spiders have anything to do with some mazda drivers.

more now on the developing news we've been following since the top of the hour.

protesters on the the ledge on the fourth floor of wheeler hall on the uc berkeley campus. we have reporters on the scene gathering new information. we just learned about the demands, the four demands that these protesters have making. we will have complete live coverage coming up on our 6:00 newscast. more developing news, we just received word that the san jose firefighters have received a tentative agreement with city officials to help avoid massive lay offs. the union local 240 told us the firefighters have agreed to day a pay cut for this fiscal year and the next. its members have agreed to pay more for benefits. san jose city leaders have trying to make up for a budget shortfall. a final decision for firefighters and police officers in san jose is expected during the city council budget session in june. caltrans board of directors declared a fiscal emergency today clearing a way for higher

fairs and decreased services. and it's considering closing stations including those in south san francisco, belmont, san bruno and the college park station in san jose. dozens of caltrans riders spoke out at the board's meting today in san carlos pleading with board members to keep those stations open. >> we actually live, bought our house across the street from san jose station for that reason. because she takes that train. and i look out of my window every day and i see that lot full. >> reporter: a decision on the station closures could come as early as the board's next meeting on april 7th. most major u.s. airlines today raised their air fares once again. american airlines says it has boosted the price of most domestic round trip tickets by $10. delta has also raised its round trip ticket prices by about $20. this is the sixth time this year that airlines have made an across the board fare increase. the airlines say the higher fairs will help offset the

rising cost of jet fuel. complimentary snacks are a thing of the past for passengers in coach on continental airlines. the airline discontinued snack service on march 4th as part of its merger with united airline. other airlines such as united, american and u.s. have dropped their complimentary snacks. continental hopes the moves will save $300,000 a year. and mazda has recalled vehicles, saying that they may have spider infestations. so far no one has reported a spider related accident. what happens at this store at mountain view might surprise you. how it's helping hackers, coming up. i'm tracking a chance for more rain in your bay area

forecast, it happened to fall right on the weekend. i'll let you know which day will be the wet one. some tiburon residents are calling the security cameras an invasion of privacy. but we'll tell you why police are telling us so far so good. also, could the americas cup bring unwanted visitors? the risk of holding the race in the environmentally sensitive waters of the bay. and continuing coverage of a new protest at uc berkeley. where several people have chained themselves to the ledge of a building. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

hackers right-hand hackers aren't always what you might think. a silican valley company focused on legal hacking. something they say is crucial. maureen naylor is live at one

of those company, which claim a love for geeks. >> reporter: the technology that they develop here often ends up here. this is hacking hollywood style. >> welcome to facebook. >> despite the dramatic additional in the social network. >> is it for performance. >> reporter: this is reality. software engineers hooked in trying to figure out a modern day rubix cube. >> i think the hackers name has gotten a bad wrap. it's more the individual sense like it was at m.i.t. like people making cool stuff. using resources in a way they weren't originally intended to be used. >> reporter: the hacker joe do has grown from a dozen members to more than 200. >> it's a strong geek love. it's very much something to be looked upon here that your laptop is like an extension of your hand. >> reporter: members hand out $100 a month to use the space and wifi. their eyes focused on creating

code. >> i am looking on this website, it's called kids excel, so the website connects parents with children's after school activities. >> a lot of the good engineers, they've quit their job and working on their own start ups, that's where the real talent is. >> reporter: to find that talent, they hold hackaton days. >> it also feeds into a culture of just hacking. of just programming for its own sake and the enjoyment of it and that's important here. >> reporter: here they like to turn geeks and you have to be smart, to get the operator you're asked to enter the first 200 numbers of phi. i would do it but we're out of time. we're live in mountain view, maureen naylor, ktvu news. we have a development here that happened in just the last

few minutes. we've been monitoring for courthouse since the beginning of the news -- monitoring for you since the beginning of the newscast. let's bring in our john sasaki. the school just addressed what's going on here. >> yeah, one of the school officials a sub chancellor, associate chancellor came out and made a statement to the students. the students tried to shut him down a little bit. but they did make a statement that the chancellor here at uc does support the message of the protesters, does support the efforts to rescind the cuts to higher education that are coming very soon to the state of california. but he is very opposed to this kind of display. if you go ahead and pan up to the demonstrators there on the fourth floor there. they are still hanging their feet off the edge of that ledge. about 60 feet up in the air.

and they are very concerned about their safety. but in the process they brought some students to talk to them. they are going to arrange some sort of a meeting later tonight. so there there is so some sort of progress being made here. restoring lake tahoe. the effort the lawmakers are making to restore tahoe blue. gasia, also at 6:00 the america's cup is on the fast track in san francisco. the close door meting we found out about today and how it could help organizers clear an important hurdle in record time -- the closed door meeting we found out about. and all the media attention about the town's new surveillance camera may have helped make them a success. as you saw, ktvu crews continue to monitor the protest at wheeler hall. we will bring you the update on

ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. let's go to the latest compute model. we're moving it to saturday. because that's when the rain stars -- starts to move in. here is saturday morning, looks good. saturday night the showers begin to move in. sunday looks wet for the most part. so sunday is going to be a wet one. saturday is a dry one. daytime highs tomorrow for your friday, a beautiful day as i mentioned. temperatures into the mid- and 6 67 degrees in san jose, it's going to be beautiful. we're looking at sunday now as i mentioned being the day that will be the wettest. i think saturday is your day to enjoy yourself outside. sunday does look wet. >> this could be some pretty serious rain. >> not serious, but an inch. >> thanks, bill. up next here, -- i think we have surveillance video we would

like to show you. it's of a multi million dollars robbery that is in progress. the unusual way they were able to get into the store in the first place, and what they got away with. lap

police say surveillance cameras caught two masked thieved as they took $2 million in jewelry. the two got into the jewelry

store on february 19th by breaking into a vacant business next door then tunneling through the walls. they broke the glass counters and left the store before police arrived. the thieves have not been caught. san jose regional medical center held a ceremonial ground breaking. the emergency room is already under going improvements and the intensive care unit got renovations in 2009. >> they have been spending hundreds of millions of the dollars out here. got several new buildings. this is just the latest phase. but it's absolutely important to have high quality medical services to improve the quality of life of people in san jose. >> the final phase of this project is expected to be completed early 2014. state park officials have cleared the way for work to

begin in south san jose. and the park will now be named after his grandfather. the new park will feature trails, recreational facilities and also a visitors center. state park officials say more than half of the park will also be used to grow produce to be sold in local and regional markets. actor charlie sheen has just set a new record. gaining more than a million followers on twitter in the shortest amount of time. sheen set up his twitter on tuesday and in a matter of days he got 2.4 million followers. sheen's personal turmoil has been on display in the last several days. to most recently losing custody of his two sons. and we do have much more news for you straight ahead, ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is coming up next. the america's cup is coming to the bay, but is there enough

time to protect the environment in that story still ahead.

only on 2, new video of san francisco officers making a drug bust. what you are seeing right now is already causing problems. and students take their outrage over education budget cuts to the next level. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. we begin tonight with developing news from uc berkeley where a group of protesters has linked arms and is right now perched on a ledge near the roof of wheeler hall. we have been closely following this demonstration since early this afternoon. it started around 2:00. these are live pictures now from news chopper 2. you can see eight or nine students there essentially they are chained together on the ledge on the fourth floor of wheeler hall which is not far from the berkeley campus.