>> yes, this incident happened to an african american student, but it could happen to anyone. and it likely will happen to another student unless something is done on campus. >> reporter: for harassing their black roommate. afterward, there were protests on campus. >> our students deserve better. >> it's really shocking and disheartening to have something like that happen on campus. >> i don't think things are going to change immediately. >> reporter: retired judge who headed up the task force hopes change will be swift. and she hopes it will be a catalyst. among the recommendations, create an office of diversity and establish a user friendly link on the university website for reporting hate crimes. university president said there are no easy or quick fixes. i'm committed to thoughtful and

sustainable actionas. >> the president is aware of that skepticism. i have said to him it is now up to you to prove them wrong. >> reporter: the task force hopes the university will have ana action plan within 45 days and make public progress reports. live in san jose, anne ruben. a popular candy store is closed for business today. a see's candy -- two people were taken to the hospital as a precaution. two cars crashed at the intersection of contracosta boulevard and alaen drive. there is good news tonight for california farmers who have been hit hard by the drought. the department of water resources is increasing water

aa lotment from 0 to 5 percent. they're easing drought-related cut backs because of rain and snow. the bureau says it would request some of the water by agencies in the sacramento valley. despite that good news, voluntary rationing is still in effect in some cities in the bay area. to find out what's happening in your county or city, go to ktvu.com and click on hot topics. now human remains have been found in the rubble of the studios. a fire destroyed the building. they found the remains of a dog, but no human remains. they have charged a 55 year old for starting the fire. the homeless were using that building for shelter before the

fire. entered a meteorologist plea in court today. these are pictures from the base book page. prosecutors say he threw an m- 80 into the stands at a dodger's game on wednesday night. >> it probably went into my left ear. my left ear is still sore today. >> pavoni'sa bail was reduced today. he is due back in court next week and was ordered to say 150- yards away from at&t park. a woman has died from an overdose at the coaa chella music festival in southern california. after collapsing at the festival this last weekend. festival organizers say they are saddened to hear about the death, but that it appears to

be ana isolated incident. a woman hiker found dead last night was a 4th grade teacher at a school for disadvantaged children. she disappeared yesterday. hers was the 2nd woman's body found within 5 days there. ktvu spent the day out this on the trails talking to hikers and we found some worried women. >> reporter: very popular today. this is the very area where two women died hiking. just a few days and a few hundred yards apart. >> they're saying it's unrelated, from what we read, but it's too much of a coincidence. >> reporter: regular hiker jackie fears someone is on the trail. >> pushing these women over the edge. >> reporter: people left flours today. she'd be missing 2 weeks.

police say no sign of traumaa. then about half a mile away off the lake davis trail, searchers found 50 year old marie sanders' body. >> it shocked me and worried me a little bit because i also hike quite frequently around mount tam. >> reporter: they say bright clothing, a whistle or satellite tracker can mean life or death. >> i hope it gives us more of appreciation of what we have and be safe and aware. >> reporter: investigators tell us there's nothing that links these deaths, yet they also tell me they have not yet ruled out anything. a plumber in richmond apparently took the law into his own hands today shooting and killing a man he says broke

into his home. the homeowner says he shot a burglar in the chest. the man jumped a wall leaving a trail of blood and other evidence including a watch. we'll we're told two aa comp polices appeared and opened fire on the omenner. >> times are tough. you see someone who is trying to make ana honest living and provide for themselves and it's a damn shame. the homeowner was shot in the leg and was airlifted to hospital. wants its users to get politically active. warning them that some san francisco landlords are trying to evict tenants who are air b

and b customers. a popular craft store is the latest to report customers had information stolen in a massive data breach. michaels say customers had data compromised. the breach happened from may of last year through january. the texas based companies it has fully contained the incident. >> you have to watch your information closely. >> i usually use my debit card and now it seems like everywhere you go, it's almost like you should use cash. >> michael's subsidiary, aaron brothers framing says 400,000 of its customers were also affected. they are offerraing free credit monitoring services. a mud slide earlier this afternoon brought down a tree

and power lines. that knocked out power to almost 500 customers and left the road there in a mess. investigators are still looking into what caused the slide. city officials say they talked to the home owner directly above it. >> we do it to say it looks like it came from your property. if it did, you're going to be responsible. >> i looked and it's a big mess. >> reporter: do you think it's related to your property? >> i'm not really sure. i don't have enough information to say, but that's on my property. >> east bay mud tells ktvu the slide wasn't caused by a broken water line or sewage leak, but leaky irrigation or a home water line could be to blame. this is aa little girl's pet, so why does the homeowner's association say it has to go? a northern california man

at mount everest right now. for a time today, his family did not know if he survived a deadly avalanche. >> my heart sunk when i heard there was an avalanche. just a few high clouds moving across the bay area right now. coming up, the temperature change and your easter forecast.

it's the deadliest ever disaster on the world's highest mountain. an avalanche swept 12 sherpas to their deaths. one of the climbers they were

setting up for was a man from northern california. when the news broke, that man's family feared the worst. he traveled to the mountain trying to become the oldest american to climb the highest peak. a blog post brought relief to the climber's family. >> reporter: deanna geiger has been worried about her dad jim. he was trying to make history by becoming the oldest american to ever climb mount everest. an avalanche killed a dozen guides affixing ropes for the climbers. but geiger was unharmed. his family was concerned. >> i'm happy to know he's okay and he survived it. >> just hoping he'll make it home safe. he's a wonderful neighbor and

i'm looking forward to seeing him again. >> reporter: friends and family describe jim as a man in the best shape of his life. >> constantly going to the gym, doing his hikes up the mountains, carrying a 60-pound pack. just intense training. >> reporter: his other daughter shelly told me there's no doubt what her dad will do next. >> my dad is very determined. he is hard-headed. but he is going to summit. i know he's going to continue. >> reporter: geige's neighborhood and his daughters will be rooting him on. in sacramento, ktvu channel 2 news. >> i don't blame them. >> if geiger reaches the summit, he'll also be the first great grandfather to do it. the earthquake that hit

mexico this morning has been downgraded, but still a strong one. the quake was a 7.2 magnitude. the quake was centered northwest of acapulco. the quake was felt strongly in acapulco as well as the capital, mexico city. you can see some of the shaking in this news program from mexico city. elsewhere in the city, people fled out of high rises and out to the street. that quake in mexico comes as people in the bay area mark today's date. it's one 108 years since the great quake devastated san francisco. like they do every year, there was a ceremony this morning at lot us fountain. hundreds of people were there for a moment of silence.

>> i think it's a wonderful tradition that's been carried on all these years. i think it's a tribute to all the survivors. there are not many left, but those that were. >> the 1906 quake and fire killed some 3,000 people and destroyed 80 percent of the city. a young marin county girl has been raising chickens in her backyard. but she may have to give them up because of a restriction from the homeowner's association. >> i love them. >> reporter: she even has names for the 4 chickens and she likes the little presents they give almost every day. >> it's a hot egg. >> reporter: she sees in them what perhaps most people miss. >> they're really sweet and nice and they always, like --

they always seem to understand whenever you talk to them. >> reporter: but this is a story that may not have a happy ending. the chickens are ruffling the feathers of the of homeowners association that -- the neighborhood. >> our codes don't allow to have chickens. they're concerned farm animals. we don't allow goats and pigs. >> reporter: the math is say they haven't received any complaints from neighbors. but more than a fight over what constitutes a proper pet, for one little girl, this has become a matter of the heart. >> it will be hard for us to lose them. >> i would be sad if i had to give them away because they've been with me almost their whole life and they really love me, i feel like. >> reporter: the issue is being

put up for a vote by the homeowners. if the majority says the chickens stay, they stay. if not, it may end up in court. >> they even got rob to hold a chicken. rob reporting there in marin county. mark, you said you were out enjoying the day. >> mount tam. that cooled us off a little bit today. no major changes and also gusty winds developing around the bay. the wind speeds do pick up. as far as temperatures from today, was cooler. san francisco topped out 60. lots of 70s for concord. 79 in antioch. on the satellite, a few high clouds moving across the bay area, even thunderstorms and showers across the sierra crest.

we are dry right now. patchy fog redeveloping coast side. winds around 20 to 25 miles an hour. it is 70 degrees in fairfield. also windy there. livermore 79, oakland 60 and santa rosa 66 degrees. gusty winds. there it is looking out toward the tower. you can see patchy fog trying to reform here. i think the fog will increase in coverage near the coast and around the bay. this weekend, it will be warmer and fog for easter. next week we're tracking shower chances first thing tuesday morning. first thing tomorrow morning, thinking 40s out there. and right around the bay. waking up to some gray first thing tomorrow morning. there is a weather system out in the pacific. the area of low pressure, the

cold front. most of the energy is headed up to the north. a dry weather pattern. here is the temperature change beginning next week on monday. definitely more clouds on monday and shower chances tuesday morning. tuesday probably one of the coolest days next week. after that system, possibly the last few days of april, beginning next weekend, we're tracking a stronger system that could be paying us a visit. we'll be watching out for that. tomorrow morning, cloud cover to start out the day and then pulling back near the shore line. the warmest locations inland in the 70s, right around 75 to 78 degrees. these numbers tomorrow, about the same as today. could be a little warmer in a few spots. oakland 68, pleasanton -- the winds will pick up increasing by 1:00 or two o'clock.

half moon bay, 62 degrees. here's your 5-day forecast. tomorrow, not too much change. easter sunday, here is the forecast. starting out first thing in the morning, 7:00 o'clock, patchy fog. by lunchtime, partly sunny. then we'll increase the sunshine. sunday will be the warmest day of the weekend. possibly shower chances later in the week. >> a lot of people ending their spring break this week, so good way to end it. >> and some are just starting it too. a good holiday weekend. a small neighborhood is getting national recognition for its efforts to ensure safety in a wildfire. sleepy hollow is home to about 500 people. the area has earned recognition for its work with the fire

district in a safety plan in the event of a wildfire. california changes for public schools is off to a slow start. california is transitioning to common core standards. they focus on critical thinking and problem solving. the public policy institute study says it's a big job. >> you're never going to be 100 percent ready by the time that testing begins. and we should expect it's going to take a couple years. >> public policies school districts are asking for more money. the government has not proposed any additional support. the warriors are getting ready for their big game in l.a. check this out. why this golfer started swinging his arm around and took to the water. i'll give you a hint. a lot of people are buzzing about. mark is up next to tell us what happened in sports. forges bulldog: [yawning]

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sharks off to a great start. now it's time for the warriors to dive into the playoff action. >> i know where all of us will

be at 12:30 tomorrow. in front of the tube watching the warriors. the warriors and the clippers. lots of big-name players and they split their 4 regular season games against each other. these two teams just don't seem to like each other. but cigarette curry is not ready to call it a true rivalry yet. >> i don't call it that. it's our first time playing against them in playoffs. we both want more, so obviously us being the same division, guys we know very well, they know us very well. it will be a fun, competitive series. still to early to jump that title yet. >> there you go. meantime, a little golf activity. the malaysian open. the story you might call the birds and the bees.

it occurred on the third hole. this is pablo. he was attacked by a swarm of hornets. he sustained 20 stings. he jumped into the drink to get away from him. he got dressed, changed his clothes, and birdied the hole. meantime, the rarest of plays in major league baseball. if you missed it, you gotta see it. triple play. look at this, around the horn real quick. against tampa bay sean rodriguez rodriguez. they went on to win 10-2. triple play, you don't see them too often. >> one or twice a year? >> triple plays, not too often. >> maybe we can show it again tonight. coming up tonight at 10:00,

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