another rally is getting ready to start in half hour. all of this is going on, no vehicles around, because the protesters shut down traffic today. >> reporter: starting early this morning, students taking part in the day of action, blocked the entrances on the campus, accept for emergency vehicles. faculty, students and others ended up being turned back. >> shutting down business. >> reporter: stupidities we talked to said they understood the protest about the rising cost of public education. >> i am thousands of dollars in debt and i am not even 21 yet. >> some classes took place as scheduled. more probably didn't. ones that did probably had fewer people, fewer students. it is definitely not been a

business as usual day. >> what is our next step? >> reporter: despite rain, 200 students took part in a rally. >> the things i want to come out of today, let everyone know about the millionaire tax and open up the conversation about changing the way decisions are made about our universities. >> reporter: that may be happening. some administrators have been meeting with the students and there have been few problems. one driving citation. the students say the next big step is to be part of a protest that state capital on monday. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. earlier today hundreds matched from berkeley to oakland. ktvu's john fowler was there and has more on their demands. >> reporter: 200 demonstrators rallied at university of california berkeley. >> education for profit. >> reporter: protesting fee

hikes. >> wherecoming -- becoming unfordable. >> reporter: he grew up 4, gets a $10,000 a year scholarship but he has to bory 18,000 a year in student loans. >> i get my education, it will pay off but right now it is making it more impossible. >> a threat to democracy. >> reporter: demonstrators attempted to shut down california hall. there were no arrests or incidents. >> reporter: he organized last semester's lobbying of sacramento ledge staters. >> they are starting to listen more. >> reporter: they cut $20 billion from california public education over the last three years. this may be hard pressed to constituency them to restore the money.

john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. our coverage continues at 5:30. live pictures outside city hall in san francisco right now. you can see there is a a large group of demonstrators. >> david stevenson is there and he will tell us where they held a teach in. police identified the man accused of stabbing his roommate to death last night. police arrested alexia bogdis after receiving a 911 call at 9:00 p.m. from that home. officers found his roommate stabbed to death inside. a motive hasn't yet been determined but he got into a argument prior to stabbing her. a teacher pleaded guilty to abusing two students. alexia bogdis was arraigned on 9 charges involving two four- year-old boys at roosevelt elementary school. she slapped, kicked and denied food and drink to the children.

alexia bogdis said i have never abused a child and i can't believe this is happening to me. she is free on bail and due in court in may. a formanter youth counsel guilty of child molestation bill be going a prison. he acescentanced yesterday to 29 years in prison. he pleaded guilty in november. he worked as a youth mental health counselor. prosecutors are not saying if he met the boys there. firefighters at university of california at berkeley made quick work of a fire at 10:15 a.m. this morning. that building houses the engineering department. police say sparks from construction equipment set a towel on fire in a lab. the fire caused minor damage.

mostly from smoke. the building was evacuated. but everyone was allowed back in by noon time. the family of chevy wheeler was able to burry their daughter 26 years after she was killed. she was 16 when she disappeared. they are holding a private memorial service today. her remains were found three weeks ago. she was a victim of wesley shermantine and loren herzog who are known as the "speed freak killers." a bomb threat involving a plane appears to be a hawks. officials say someone called it in this morning and claimed there was a bomb on a united airplane. passengers were put on another plane bound for san francisco. security officials searched the plane but found nothing. the city attorney filed a brief opposing a rehearing by the court in the lawsuit

against proposition 8. three weeks ago a panel upheld a ruling that the ban is unconstitutional. backers of proper 8 petitioned for a rehearing. the governor of maryland signed legislation legalizing same-sex marriage in that state. this is video. the law takes effect next january. aponeabouts are working to overturn the law. presidentpresident obama's mandate requiring insurance coverage for birth control survived an aact today. the senate shut down a republican move to allow employers to opt out. >> the senate succeeded in tabling the matter. the amendment would have e.

e.ed employers who have a rejection. democrats were furious. >> it allows any insurance company that doesn't want to provide a service to say, oh, i meant to tell you, i have a moral oxygen ta-- objection to this. >> when the administration can't assure me that self- insured state based organizations, religious freedoms are protected, i feel i have no choice. >> opponents, including speaker of the house john boehner say they will not stop, one said the issue may end up being settled inside a building across the vote. in this case he was referring

to the u.s. supreme court. stocked finish this day higher. the dow is up 28 point to 12,980. the nasdaq is up 22 to 2,989. new claims for unemployment benefits fell last week. 351,000 people filed first time applications for jobless benefits. that is 2,000 lower than the week before. they say when new claims fall below 375,000 a week it lowthers overall unemployment rate. a football coach at chardon high school is speaking about how the shooting this week. >> i don't know why this happened. i wish i could have done more. i am not a hero. just a football coach and teacher. >> he wanted the families of

the students who were killed he staid with them. two others were injured. today the community came together in a show of solidarity on the campus. coming up, the heart breaking family tributes from family of those gunned down on monday and a new legal turn in the case against the 17-year-old charged. i am consumer editor tom vacar, the fight for square feet still ahead. back here in 10 minutes, snow in the pounds. we will see a warm up around here, it will remind you of april. back here in 10 minutes. ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds

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and why it is such a big deal. >> reporter: this is the sight of a hot and heavy modern day land rush. >> reporter: san francisco mayor chose a building to announce a milestone. >> 1 million square foot markch in the first two months of this year. >> reporter: 400,000 square feet leased. 250,000 to macy's. 133,000 to yammer. and 60,000 to amazon. >> 1 million square feet leased. >> reporter: that is the equivalent of 21 football fields filled with employees. macy's say it is a core strategy. >> we are able to attract the talent we need to grow the

business. >> the demand is high with people for good experience and skills. >> more revenue and more jobs. that would be awesome. and hopefully it would improve the existing area and bring in more people. >> reporter: why refurbish? it is strong, it is in a great location and compared to building a new one, this is cheap. >> it is an opportunity for us to come up with what will be one of the best looking buildings in the city. >> reporter: when all the space is gone? >> building new buildings are also going to be a very big part of this. >> reporter: the valey is on a -- the valley is on a roll. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. bp bp could face a back lash with plans for new checking account fees. there are reports bank of

america will change the fee structure, possibly charging more. however customers could do things like banking online or using a bank of america credit card. bank of america was hit with critsome when it tried to institute a $5 debt card charge. officials broke ground on a new fire station in east palo alto. they began construction on a new 12,000 square foot facility at university avenue. the facility will include firefighter living quarters and more storage. it will be three times of the current station,-built in 1956. it serves east palo alto and menlow park. group that opposes the death penality is hoping to put a measure on the ballot that would do away with executions in california. it would make the maximum menialty life without the

possibility of patrol. it has the backing of the former ward in the san quentin prison. the state carried out 13 execution in 20 years and none in the past six years. lawmakers may try to force the head of the california fish and game commission to step down. he has been under fire for this photograph. shows him grinning while holding a dead lion in idaho. it is not legal in california and many feel he is not fit to lead the commission. excuse me. this move comes one day after he sent a letter to lawmakers defending his action. he said my activity outside of california is none of your business. renovation for san francisco's chlorous park will begin this summer.

the park will be renovated in two phases. the entire south side shuts down first. upgrades to the playground are almost done and that will remain open. some people it should be broken down into smaller phases. mest of the rain from our storm is moving out of town -- most of the rain from our storm is moving out of town. 11:00 a.m. in martinez. in oakland, it was heavy enough for these people to bring out umblemmas. similar weather in san francisco in the peninsula. the winter storm continues to bring snow to the sierra. this video was taken by evan. the storm delivered more snow than expected. dropped 6 feet of snow at the highest elevations and they are

working to keep the passes open. right now chains are required on interstate 80 but not on highway 50. >> they needed that snow and we need the rain here. over to our chief meteorologist, rain done? >> looks like we are winding down. scattered showers today. the winds kicked up. clearing winds. as we go outside, pick up the inside off shore. it is blowing. 22 mile-an-hour. martinez, 23 miles an hour. to the mountains, there is snow up there, snow showers, blue canyon. 50 and 80 slow going and the winter storm warning has been dropped. things are winding down. mountains, we have snow. lake level, 3 feet of snow. higher elevations, above, 7,000

feet, 8,000 feet, 5 feet of snow. not great rainfall for us. we got a long way to go. we need a storm like that. a bun of those every week -- a bunch of those every week. rainfall accumulations. 2/10 in san francisco. nothing. last year we were looking at 2 inches of rain with each storm. these are light numbers. they did raise havoc on the morning commute. it was wet and slow. if you see the system moving out. there goes the system. this ridge of high pressure, super broad. when they get fat like that, they are hard to break down. what does it tell you? next few days it will warm up. we will be dry for a while. big ridge of high pressure. you don't see them that big often. a warm weather forecast into the bay area weekend.

we will tell you about that. tomorrow morning, as you head out, valley fog, familiar, patchy frost perhaps and temperatures cooler. 33 in napa. 34 santa rosa. 37 fairfield. temperatures tomorrow cool in the morning, watch out for the valley fog, see you back here in a bit and we will talk about the long range forecast. warming out there. the winter spare the air season is over. there were 15, the most in 5 years. experts say all of the dry weather we have had trapped pollutants in the air. residents made 3700 complaints about wood smoak and 3 -- smoke, and 346 warning letters. a surprise move in court as the teenager was charged. students at chardon high school

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ohio today. he faces multiple charges in the killing spree at chardon high school. he has another hearing next week. if convicted he could face life in children. minors aren't eligible for the death penality in ohio. this was a day of solidarity. the community gathered to share their sorrow and begin healing from monday's tragedy. [ singing ]. >> chardon high school students held hands, singing their school sop. then marched to the campus, joined by teachers, parents and community members. on monday 5 were gunned down am three died. frank hall is credited with chasing off the gunman and standing by the victims. >> i prayed with them. wiped their tears. i don't know why this happened. i only wish i could have done

more. i am not a hero. just a football coach and teacher. >> today some families spoke out. one mother said she will miss the hugs from her son the most. >> you grab your child, even if they are mad at you, you hug them and kiss them and tell them you love them. >> the superintendent says counselors and teachers will be on hand to help the students. tomorrow chardon high school students will return for the first time since the shooting. pictures from the devastation in syria after troops moved in. they provided these pictures. independent international reporters are not allowed into the area. the government allowed the red cross to come in. it is estimated the 11 months

of fighting so far left 7500 people dead in syria. the pentagon says 3 afghans may have been involved in the shooting death of two american soldiers. it is the second shooting in a week. on monday the military brought home the bodies of two soldiers kill last saturday. at least six u.s. troops have been killed by afghan security forces in retaliation for the burning of the qur'an at a u.s. military base in afghanistan. a day of action bring as big turn out tonight of teachers, students and parents to the civic center. this is a vehicle that drives itself. aims to keep roads safe for everyone.

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complete bay area news coverage continues, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. in san francisco, protesters late this afternoon held what they called a teach in at a state building, part of today's day of action. they have moved over to san francisco civic center and ktvu's david stevenson is there and tells us why they are angry and what they want. >> reporter: take a look. there are at least 200 students, teachers and parents gathered here at san francisco civic center plaza for the day of action. a day long series of rallies across the city. the action got going at a noon campus rally at san francisco state university. students created t-shirts and signs criticizing cuts in

education. budget cut of $40 million for the 2011-2012 school year. a spokeswoman said, the school is cutting back on nontenured lectures. administrators say they are not filling vacant positions and postponing building repairs and members of the occupy san francisco launched a teach in. they came to deliver a list of demands, they and others here at san francisco civic center are demanding state leaders support the so-called millionaire's tax to fully fund education. >> as an unemployed person and $35,000 worth of student loan debt, i want a job and i want debt to be abolished or relief. >> being a teacher of 14 years,

my check is going down because of the furlough days and my son's opportunity is being taken away as well. >> reporter: here at the san francisco civic center. one speaker said there are 15 people at the teach in still waiting to see if they will be arrested. for now the rally is set to continue till 6:00. it has been peaceful. passionate feelings about the state of california education. reporting live at san francisco civic center david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. [ music playing ] castro valley high school also took part at a stand for schools rally. parents and teachers and students spoke out today. they will consider a number of steps including layoffs, larger classes and other cuts. our coverage continues

online on www.ktvu.com. there you can find raw video from today's day of action. the coroner identified a man killed yesterday in a crash on 101. he lost control of his ford on south bound 101. the chp said he spun around and struck a light. he suffered a serious head injury. his brother, who was a passenger was injured. the cause is under investigation. a mother is accusing a former high school teacher of abuse now that he is living with his daughter. jacquline james hooker resigned after police launched a investigation into an investigation with his student, jordan powers. jordan powers was 14 when they met and they said they didn't

start dating till she was 18. the reaction from students is shock and disapproval. >> he is like 41. she is like 18. so that is legal but gross. >> 14 when they first were together. >> yeah. >> that is disgusting. >> no charges have been filed yet but police say the relationship is under investigation. two twin sisters who live together in lake tahoe died. the sheriff's department says they were 73 years old and it appears they died of natural causes. both of them died within a short time frame of each other. deputies went to the home to check on them in response to a call from volunteers who went to the home and got no response. computer driven cars may be driving in california. according to a state lawmaker who says it is time to set the rules of the road for self-

driving cars. ktvu's ken pritchett talked to him. >> reporter: there is a man behind the wheel, a senator, but he is not driving this car. he is riding. >> experience was inspiring. >> reporter: this was developed by google. drives itself. on top is a scanner. >> uses to see around the car where the obstacles are. >> reporter: the car has two cameras bov the dation dation and radar. -- above the dash and radar. it raises questions and the potential of new laws. >> what is to keep a driver from being asleep? >> reporter: he has a bill that asks the chp to develop guidelines for self-driving cars. something as simple as a yellow light is a challenge. the cameras must read the colors and determine where the

line is and then decide if it has time to stop before it gets to the intersection or blow through the yellow light. google says the cars logged hundreds of thousands of miles and reacts 15 times faster than a human driver. >> you can save a lot of lives. >> reporter: his bill is ahead of its time. not even google will say when computer will be king. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. caltrains passed a fair increase to encourage folks to use the clipper cards instead of paper passes. the schedule takes effect on july 1. cuts in half the discount for an august ride pass and ads 25 cents to the price of a one time ticket. >> inevitable. i don't worry about it anymore. as long as i can -- safe and comfortable. get where i am going.

>> officials say if half don't switch, they may have to consider increasing other fares. the republican candidates hit it trail hard today as they gear up for super tuesday next week. >> this is an episode of survivor. we need to not get voted off. stay on message and have the grass roots movement support us. >> rick santorum made those comments in georgia, helding a rally and a talked with supporters. mitt romney rallied in north dakota today. accused president obama of breaking his promise of cutting the deficit in half. mitt romney also spoke in idaho and promised if he is elected he will provide americans with

new jobs. polls show mitt romney with a 6- point lead over rick santorum. president obama tackled the issue of rising gas prices today in new hampshire. it is a popular issue for the republicans. >> you know that we can't just drill our way to lower gas prices. there are no quick fixes. >> the president took a tour of a automobile lab. the president pointed to uncertainty in iran and increased demand in china and india for oil prices going up and demanded congress end $4 billion in subsidies to gas and oil companies. candidate for the u.s. senate in railroad produced a 1 minute campaign video in which his son explains economics for

five-year-olds. >> he touches on gas prices and unemployment and he ends his video pitch by paraphrasing, 5- year-olds are you better off now than 5 years ago? he collapsed while walking near his home after midnight. the cause of his get is not known but he suffered heart problems last year. he was 43 years old. his website became known for provocative stories. california has ranked among the top 10 states for high school students taking advanced placement courses. california came in number 7 with more than 23% taking ap

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. flags that state capital are flying in half-staff in honor of a fire captain who was responding to an accident when a truck slid off i-5 during a hail storm. he was hit and killed. flas will remain for the next three days. six months from today the new memorial stadium should be ready for football. the company that is upgrading the stadium says all the dry weather helped keep the project on schedule and the stadium should be ready for the home opener on september 1. that will wrap up 21 months of work on the project. the cal athletic director says

some detail work will continue after the season begins. peaceful place but unrest that cemetery. ktvu's mike mibach has more. >> reporter: 163,000 people layed to rest right here. it is a place where lives are remembered and celebrated but on this day it is the death of the tree that is causing a bit of a stir. >> reporter: family vaults scattered on a cool, quiet winter day. this is mountain view cemetery and this is no ordinary day. >> reporter: trees are being chopped down, one at a time, 63 in this latest round. the manager calls the tree a pest. on what he says is private property. >> we have had the fire

department from the city of oakland and piedmont come through from time to time and ask us to reduce the fire load. this is a part of the plan to do that. >> reporter: one neighbor said the project must stop. why? she claims five owls, similar to this one live in the trees. >> my crews looked throughout the trees and we have not found any evidence of nesting owls. >> reporter: he says besides reducing fire danger is to bring in a native california habitat and some red woods have already been planted. >> and/or remove all the eucalyptus so we can create a more diverse habitat. the owl is not in danger

in the cemetery, in hopes one day they will live here, in the red woods that they are planning. live, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. a big increase in salmon returns. they forecast 1.65 million snusnubbing in oregon and 819,000 in the san francisco river. there is more severe weather ahead for mid-west and southern states already dealing with a deadly round of tornadoes. 13 people were killed. the video here is from harrisburg, illinois, which was hit hard. six people died there. scientists say it was attorney apart from an f-4 tornado, which is the second highest. it was 200 yards wide, winds 175 miles an hour.

in tennessee three people killed and three in missouri and one in kansas. the national weather service says that new storms roll through after midnight tonight and again tomorrow afternoon. forecasters say both storms have the potential to produce more tornadoes. here in the bay area, let's see if the rain is done. over to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> the rain dying down. wet morning, showers moved out. sun is coming out. beautiful out there and the rain moved on. but the winds, they are here to stay. gusty winds by redwood shores. 22 miles an hour. bay bridge winds at 20 miles an hour. gusting to 23, sustained 20. strong winds tonight. winds die down. clouds today. plenty of showers. especially in the morning and then the sun came through. day had everything.

wind. cold this morning. tomorrow, warmer. you will notice. when you wake up, valley fog and cool. by the afternoon, temperatures into the 60s. today, day time highs today. tomorrow, 66 concord. 67 san jose. 10 degrees coming up in most bay area cities. the low that brought the snow to the mountains is leaving. high pressure settles in and temperatures go up. there is your days, numbers, temperatures by the weekend into the 70s. most spots. the model, saturday, showing you no rain, sunday, monday. might be something on tuesday. chance of sprinkles. here is the forecast. temperatures, look at the numbers, 64 brentwood. 65 livermore, redwood city. 66 mountain view. five-day forecast, weekend in view, we need more than just

that one rain event. the snow is good, 3-5 feet. we need a lot of rain. quarter inch is not going to do it. >> did it make any dent? had i don't think so. you got to drop 2 inches of rain in each storm. >> thank you. starting this spring -- the wattser agency declared water supply conditions are critical on the russian river. the agency can reduce flows to preserve reservoir water storage. officials say the lake is at 83% of capacity. there is plenty of drinking water available. a victory lap around san francisco, the vehicle, the winner of the daytona 500 shows today to celebrate his victory. and a bowling alley is about to close its doors, why the owners

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fisherman's warf. daily city is saying good- bye to a place where families have been going to for years. fans of the bowling alley are rolling their final strikes as it prepares to shut down. owners have no choice. they lost their lease and have to close on april 17. they posted a message saying we would like to thank all of our curl customers. the rains concerned people about land slides. we talk to one resident whose home has been red tagged and here why google is raising eyebrows and what it means for the average user.

hundreds of people protest at university of california santa cruz and around the bay area in a day of action and thieves target a fountain in oakland. hear what they stole and why left left its like these are becoming an epidemic. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. i am frank somerville.

>> i am julie haener. students demonstrated today over the rising cost of education. at university of california santa cruz protesters shut down the campus to traffic. ktvu's robert handa is live that university of california santa cruz campus with more on the story. robert? >> reporter: students are still conducting their protest activities right now. and plan to continue for another couple of hours with seminars which they call tent university as well as a concert going on right now part of a protest and a celebration that their plan to close off the camps to traffic today was successful. >> teachers are under attack. >> reporter: university of california santa cruz students taking part in the day of action, blocked the main entrances to the campus starting early this morning. the students turned away students or faculty who