out of the north. right here. strong winds. gusting to 45 miles per hour e. we have sustained winds of 29 in fairfield. the winds are picking up. 20 miles per hour at livermore. just showed you where the winds are blowing the hardest. next this wind advisory, where the 60 miles per hour gusts will be and the changes for your bay area weekend. >> we have created a slide show of weather photos. check them out on www.ktvu.com. look under hot topics and make sure you send us your photos. e-mail them to us at photos photos@ktvu.com. hate crime investigation at san jose state. one of the students charged has turned himself in. and two other are planning to

surrender to authorities. ktvu's robert handa has been looking threw the -- through the police documents. >> reporter: here on campus tonight the hate crimes are the main topic of conversation and arguments here and as we will show you, the talk is libel to get more -- likely to get more heated. >> reporter: turmoil on campus starting in august till allegation surfaced in october. now three white students have been suspended after being charged with hate crimes directed at a african american roommate. ktvu obtained the host state police reports -- that showed san jose state police reports. the police investigation showed the three students started by nicknaming the african american student as 3/5 and fraction and the students put up a

confederate flag in their suit, wrote racial slurs and posted a picture of hiltler. but then the hate crime prosecutor said it effectilated to violence -- escalated to violence and they forced a bicycle lock around his neck. >> they were unable to do it but the victim was injured in the process. >> reporter: they filed a battery charge and hate crime charge against the three roommates. if convicted the maximum penalty would be one year in county jail. the naacp says there should be felony charges and wants the investigation broad tornado a federal level -- broad tornado a federal level. -- broadened to a federal level. why the district attorney decided for misdemeanor and not felony charges. >> these are college students

who are not sophisticate. not part of a larger organization and the level of violence was not as high as it could be. >> reporter: one accused student is this young man. the other two. police say they are in contact with the other two students and making arrangements for their surrender. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. are group of students marched through -- a large group of students marched through the campus to speak about the dorm crime. >> the march ended at the statues of the san jose state alums who made that black power salute on the stand at the 1968 olympics. some students told us they experienced racial intolerance on campus but others were surprised to hear about the

allegations. >> first time i was called the "n" word was last year at a football game by a white male. >> wherever i walk, i can just feel like i am welcomed anywhere. >> black student organizations presented a list of demands to the administration. they want african american studies made a prerequisite and zero tolerance. san jose state president released a statement today condemning what happened to that student. she said we speak directly to all freshman about discrimination and harassment during orientation and at meetings. we will reexamine our programs and safety measures within campus housing and throughout the university. that incident has sparked a lot of debate on our ktvu facebook

page. join the conversation and tell us what you think. a man's body was found in a submerged car in richmond. the car was pulled out at 11:15 a.m. this morning. police say someone called 911 a few hours earlier to say they saw a car in the water. dive teams worked to find the car and pull it out. investigators after the sure how long it was dollar there. the man hasn't been identified but witnesses say he lived on the boat in the harbor. b.a.r.t. is waiting for the unions to act after the board approved a deal but rejected a piece of it. ktvu's tom vacar spoke to union leaders who are deciding what they are going to do next. tom? >> reporter: it is fair to say b.a.r.t. is in serious disarray.

>> reporter: faced with a up or down vote on the contract, b.a.r.t.'s board voted to assessment the contract but -- to accept the contract but without the section granting six weeks paid family leave. the anger before and after the vote was thick in the air. >> the lawyers that you got, it is impossible to come back and say we made a mistake. >> this is an unfair labor practice. it is not legal. and we will have to not let that part stand. >> even b.a.r.t.'s former chief negotiator warned against rejecting the contract. one board member is looking at b.a.r.t.'s management and negotiating team. he wants a reckoning. >> the people who signed this and the responsible ones must be held in account. >> reporter: will workers

strike for a third time? >> how we proceed will be made public once we had time to consider what options are available and what course of action we should take. >> reporter: if they choose they are free to strike anytime without notice. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. covered california board members voted against any extension for 1 million policy holders. they will keep the current requirement that insurers terminate most policies at the end of the year because they don't meet requirements of the affordable care act. >> if i thought delaying it we could solve the problems i would delay it but it will make a bad situation worse. >> 900,000 californians with individual policies are effected. insurance companies oppose extending it.

california's commissioner said it would not have hurt the exchange. >> presenting consumers from renewing their contracts is a disservice to the consumers and breaks the promise they were given. >> 8 other states have also decided to cancel policies that don't meet the requirements. today covered california released new numbers. 30,000 people enrolled for policies. 56% were 45 to 64 years old. 23% were 18-34. they are taking steps to help people who may lose their policies. they created a phone hot leap thatopeps -- line that opens monday. the president visit is creating a buzz because of changes he made. president obama a list of appearances set for his visit to san francisco next monday but this time around his poll numbers are at a all time low.

ktvu's david stevenson looked at why the president may no longer be a hot political ticket in the bay area. >> reporter: organizers of the san francisco fundraisers say the trip appears to be a success without him not even having landed here but others are counting on had president to boost the fortunes of the party. even if he doesn't stop by she will be on the look out for president obama. >> really excited to see the president. >> reporter: they are across the street from san francisco's jazz center. the president is appearing here monday for a fundraiser. crews put up no parking signs. seats going for a thousand dollars were marked down to $500. >> great we are able to offer

them to folks who want to support him. >> reporter: officials say there was a surplus of seats for the event. analysts say the president is no longer a hot ticket. >> his poll numbers are low. the polls are where george w. bush was. >> reporter: the white house announced a public appearance at the recreation center in china town taaddress immigration -- to address immigration reform. >> he has the hardest schedule. >> there is a good reason he scheduled this event. >> he is trying to resuscitate the broad immigration reform bill that was in the senate. >> back on the road trying to sell his policies. >> reporter: he will chat with 2 dozen vip.

average price for that $30,000. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the president visited the bay area 9 times during the 2- 1/2 years. in april he attended vents in pacific heights in san francisco. and in june he attended events in palo alto and san jose. a visit in september was canceled as things escalated in syria. pumping water out of the earth. i will show you new evidence that shows we are in water trouble. >> i told you about the wind advisories that went into effect. coming up when conditions will calm down. >> and after the break new details about that 85-year-old bay area man detained in north korea. the conversation that may have gotten him in trouble with north korean authorities. when it's time to talk business security,

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new developments now in the case of a man being detained in north korea. the state department won't confirm that he is being held but they say the united states is working with the swedish embassy and china to resolve the issue. >> north korea could send a different signal. it is a matter of some wonderment they haven't yet moved on that. >> he is the second american being held in north korea. he was arrested last year and ceptanced to 15 years -- sentenced to 15 years of hard

labor. his son says his father had all the proper visas to his visit to north korea but authorities escsorted him off the plane -- escorted him off the plane after he discussed his service record. >> the meeting concluded. i understand my dad was bothered but didn't go into detail. >> he says his father suffers from a heart condition. medication was delivered to the north koreans. but he says he doesn't know if his father received it. new at 6:00 p.m. scientists issued a warning today saying a big part of california is sinking. and that could have an impact on our water supply. too much water is pumped out of the central valley and too

little rape is replacing -- rain is replacing it. ktvu's john fowler looks at what this means. >> reporter: this is the central valley. because water is pumped out and some spots the ground is sinking. about a foot a year. >> that is a high rate. that is among the highest ever measured out here in the valley. >> reporter: she showed us buckled concrete. and canals that no longer flow like they should. one area where rail is planned sunk 5 feet the last four years and sinking speeds up in dry years. >> if we could capture more rain and it will refill the system ground levels wouldn't fall as fast. >> reporter: this is evidence that we are using far too much water. it is unsustainable. there is nothing more critical

right now than ficking the way -- fixing the way we deliver and allocate our water. >> it willenth water policies -- it will effect water policies state wade. >> reporter: state -- statewide. >> reporter: there are no laws regulating ground water use. the delta eco system is collapsing because too much water is diverted. governor jerry brown is preparing a new water plan. >> how much water the plan would take from the delta or how much it will cost or who will pay for it. >> the governor will announce his plan in three weeks. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. right now this won't effect your water bill. in the long term it will affect how much water is available and that will impact how much you will have to pay. >> reporter: google launched a debt card to go with its

wallet. it will be tied to google wallet. it will give incident access to money in the account. it is good at any store that accepts master card. as we have been stelling you a -- telling you a wind advisory is in effect for the bay area. tree trimming crews were busy cutting back trees and branches. soil is softer so many crews surveyed top heavy trees and trimming them back. >> that is the concern tonight with wind speeds picking up. >> bill is back now tracking the winds. what are you seeing? >> the winds are picking up. the flag behind me is picking up. winds are blowing. some areas in the north bay 35, 40 miles per hour. the temperatures outside right now in the 50s.

santa rosa, winds 30 miles per hour. that is a big -- sustained. 28 sustained in fairfield. the gusts are going to 35 and 40. 20 miles per hour in livermore. not much in san jose. the winds translate down to the surface. 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m. in the morning we will feel strong winds. wind gusts tonight maybe up to 60 miles per hour. tomorrow gusty winds in the morning and a nice day for your friday. sunny and warmer. winds heat things up. wind advisory is all encompassing. this is hayward, this is shows. you get the idea. the wind advisory should be dropped for most of us say, 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. around 10:00 a.m. they should go down. higher elevations. here is the key. 45 miles per hour winds in the

valleys. north bay and east bay. 45 miles per hour winds. that is a lot of wind. that is where we live. a lot of people will be impacted by the winds. this high pressure is the reason for that. we talked about that. also the reason for the warm highs for your friday. numbers in the upper 60s. 68 san jose. some areas 70. there is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. you see plenty of sunshine. notice here, saturday and sunday. this is the inland temperature for lows. freezing level. very cool. saturday morning, sunday morning. rain is gone. warmth came back today. wind is up now. cold comes back. we are seeing it all. five-day forecast a little bit of everything. >> it is chilly out there. thank you.

airman spent the morning training for disaster relief. they teamed up with the california army national guard. they loaded supplies part of a tracts drill for humanitarian missions. the wind made entraining that much more real -- the training made it that much more real. they flew it unload the cargo and flew back to travis air force base. poor performance by colin kaepernick helped lead the connective losses for the 49ers. what the quarterback and the coach is saying about their skid coming up in sports. >> gasia mikaelian for a look at for what we are working on for bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> we are on the seen of the car ubsurged in the -- submerged in the richmond channel. what the driver was trying to

do. and the push for smart phone use on airlines is gaining steam. why the fcc calls it outdated. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36.

. you got to say this monday night game a must win here. >> got two struggling quarterbacks. rg3 and colin kaepernick. but the 49ers not ready to say colin kaepernick will be a great quarterback but he is going through growing pains which you could expect. two straight losses. they play the skins monday night and lots of little things get over looked and the quarterback will take the heat as you see the poor moments from last week's game against the saints. fans and media asking what is behind his struggles and what is wrong with the offense. >> a variety of things. whether it is how the defense is playing us or we are not hitting things, there is a lot of things. >> i think he is doing a heck of a job. i would be puzzled why people

think that. >> we didn't execute. >> what is most important is what we see. and -- so i am puzzled why anybody thinks that. >> puzzled. why would you ask. he has it done. the giants need a left fielder but they got back one of their best left handers in the bullpen. a valuable ingredient to the bullpen since he was acquired in 2010. a couple of rings since joining and he helped get the world series wins. 36 years old. 1.83 e.r.a last year. showing no signs of slowing down. if your kid is not left handed, teach him to be. $13millions for two years. you can throw a couple innings in the big leagues keep on rolling.

>> 13 million. >> i am left handed and can't throw. >> we have seen. [ laughter ] >> thank you. if your car stalls on the new bay bridge you might be out of luck, at 10:00 p.m. the glitch we discovered in the system to rescue strandened drivers. and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and facebook and twitter. thank you so much for joining us everyone. good night. >> good night.

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