the study out today calls for more research to identify all the warning signs. 100 university of california at berkeley scientists have involved in a major initiative to assess the state of the earth. >>> back now to our bay area weather, our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> warmer out there tomorrow. these are the highs from today. numbers 5 degrees warmer than yesterday. temperatures outside 76 in napa. 78 in fairfield. 79 antioch. warmer today. warmer tomorrow. and then it will cool down again. highs tomorrow at 3 degrees to these numbers. no fog and the winds are dying down. san francisco 69 degrees. berkeley 73. east bay hills, livermore valley, antioch, upper 70s. low 80s further towards morgan hill and east side of livermore. warming up. the weather system to the north of us stays up there. high clouds tomorrow but that is it. warmer day. friday, this weather system, i have been tracking it for a few days, doesn't bring rain but increases the on shore flow and drops temperatures into the 60s and low 70s. the forecast for clouds tomorrow, look for fog to reform along the coast toni

democrats are promising $125,000 each for university of california and california state university. urn university of california leaders have to promise not to raise fees for the coming year and the california state university board would have to take back a $500 student hike. >>> the ceo of nasdaq is blaming ignorance for may 18. they are quoting him as telling directors that the nasdaq wasn't ready for a flood of canceled orders. that led to a delay in the opening of facebook and some complain it took hours to get trade confirmations and some lost a $500,000 because of the problems. >>> weather isn't what you would think of for june, let's go to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> it is cooler than you expect. the weekend was down, it was nice but cooler. highs in the 60s and low 70s today. today was warmer. still in the 70s. it will warm up there. you can see the signature of that cloud, that represents the basic weak frontal system. and tonight it could bring drizzle along the coast and then it is gone. when that is gone, high pressure builds in. you can see its progression.

but another doctor from the university of california says, you know what, i'll do the surgery. t now a lot of people are saying maybe he doesn't want to get the treatment because he's getting -- >> well, it should be about his health first and foremost. when we first saw this we felt really bad for the guy. it affected his life. we saw him trying to get around. people are offering him this surgery for free? you've got to take it. >> his 15 minutes of fame are going to be over and any amount of money that he may have made, it's going to go to this surgery. he put himself out there because he wanted the surgery. >> one doctor from the university of california said i understand why wesley has fears because he could go on the operating table and there is a risk that he could lose all of his genitals. >> he's got to wake up here. you exchange that 15 minutes of fame, which in my opinion is up, we heard about this guy already. you exchange that for a normal life. i life where you don't have to carry around a milk crate to set your giant scrotum on. >>> breaking a world record is quite

. >> i was just reading something last night from the state of california, and at the california universities, they're -- i think it's seven or eight of the california system of universities don't even teach an american history course. it's not even available to be taught. >> amazing, right?! totally not true. totally untrue. not true at all. american history classes are available to be taught and are, in fact, being taught, at every single one of the university of california campuses. after a very long and for me very deeply intellectually satisfying discussion of that particular era with rick santorum's chief strategist at the time, on this program, in which the chief strategist, john brabender, a very nice man, told me that he thought that rick santorum took his reputation for honesty seriously enough that he would correct that assertion if it was, in fact, shown to him to have been wrong, after that, we wrote senator santorum and pointed out how he was wrong, and mr. santorum wrote me a letter back, trying to correct it. he took back, retracted his assertion that the university of califor

i also want to say that i am a proud citizen of this city and a public servant at the university of california, in this city for more than 45 years. it is wonderful to be here and wonderful to be with you today. i want to say, before i start, that you should understand that i was permitted by the university of california on a leave of absence from the science corporation, and i profit by what they do. at the end, i am going to talk about things that they do that a person can buy and understand that you can regard me as having a conflict of interest when i talk about things that i might profit by. i want you to know that. i also want to say that i will talk about science, because i am a nerd. it is officials. i want you to know that it is a team signs. hundreds of scientists and engineers and professional clinicians of different kinds and other technologists have contributed to it, and i represent them to a large extent is because i am the oldest, and certainly not because i am the smartest. so, i want to talk about your plastic brain. you have a very valuable asset inside your skull, of course

and at the university of california at davis, just outside of sacramento, students stage an occupy movement of their own against a proposed tuition hike. >> set them free! >> steven mccone is a sophomore at the university and an aspiring vidiographer. the uc davis-run tv station. >> i would say the general reaction is sort of pretty upset that tuition is still going up and people are, you know, of course, angered by that. >> what begins as a week-long peaceful exchange during the third week of november, 2011, escalates into a global spectacle. on thursday, november 17th, a few dozen students pitch tents "occupy wall street" on the campus squad. the following morning, campus police repeatedly warn them to break down their encampments. >> you have been given several alternatives. voluntarily seize your action to leave this area. >> that afternoon, campus cops decide to take action. >> around 3:00 p.m., we are up there sort of waiting in anticipation how they are going to handle this. the word spreads around that there's 50 or so riot police that are approaching the campus. they were told they

this text has been barred from being used as credit for high school prep courses by the university of california. a university and university system so essentially what jindal is new program is doing is it well it will be among a fleet of things that we don't be funding. schools that teach a curriculum which is not accepted by the university of california so that and then presumably other colleges around the world i would think it would be would be rightly horrified by this journey why do i have this right that part of this curriculum teaches that the k.k.k. was a positive social movement. well i characterize it a little bit differently that there's this is from a bob jones university press current history textbook it's not the latest edition but it's still sold by bob jones university press and it's still used probably by the majority i would guess of christian schools that use a sort of fundamentalist textbook but what they say is that. the k.k.k. was primarily violent in the north so the historical reality and they say they suggest that in other areas of the country presumably the south the k

. >>> its superior court judge ordered the university of california to release the identities of every officer involved in the pepper spraying incident. lawyers for the officer say they may be subjected to harassment if there'd might ntheir names w ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a scary incident, this is up the loss angeles zoo. visitors watch a adult mill chimpanzee killed a baby. workers could not stop the attack because it was not saved. the baby was being gradually it introduced to the rest of the chimps. there was no indications that the attack was going to come on the chip. she became a well-known journalist and a best-selling author. she died after a long battle of leukemia, and nora effron was just 71 years old. stanford police released this video of george zimmerman. it shows him with bruises and bandages with cuts over his head. he is charged with second-degree murder in the death of trayvon martin. he says he killed trayvon in self-defense. and the judge in william glitches assault trial, three people who also say the word assaulted by the priest won't be able to testify. i wanted to be abl

. >>> there's a new plan, of sacramento to freeze tuition rates by a public universities. university of california and california's state system would get an extra $25,000 if they do not increase bees this year. >>> we have a couple of batches of five around the coast line. it looks like as we had through the day we will see plenty of sunshine. we have on high-pressure trying to build back into the bay area. the rich is slowly lifting. today we will be back into the 80s in parts of the inland valleys. >>> we will go out toward walnut creek at 680, we are following a stalled rig. it is kind of slow in the area. we have a full free way closure, eastbound highway 4. they're doing some off-road roadwork. you could get and use of the off ramp to get back onto the freeway. across the golden gate bridge, everything is pretty quiet to. they're doing some road work. and several lanes blocked at northbound 880, this is pass ice street toward downtown. >>> assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. this man was shot by police when they arrived at his home. the women gathered to rest him for a pro i've

if that happens university of california and california state university would get $125 million each to freeze tuition costs and that would save california state university students from $500 increase that begins this fall. >>> the city of stockton has till midnight to renegotiate its debt or risk becoming the largest city to file bankruptcy. they shrunk their police force and firefighters. yet the city is still facing a $26 million budget deficit. officials are trying to use a new law to negotiate with cretters. no word -- creditors. no word tonight on developments. >>> temperatures warmed today but they will warm even more over the next couple days. we will take a look at your forecast coming up. >>> bidding wars are back. bay area real estate is hot. some areas are red hot. as kron 4's kate thompson reports, homes are selling well above asking price. >> reporter: this house in san francisco sold for more than $1 million. after a bidding war it closed at see the .5 -- $3.5 million. this home was asking $1.6 million but sold for $2.2 million. more than $600,000 over asking. one reaso

regarding soccer, the university of california berkeley, portions of stanford university, usf, cal state, sacramento state, humboldt state, those are the local northern california colleges, and number of universities, high schools. i think this is the trend. i think many of the kids, many of the better kids who were here, soccer players, are on to end up playing in a turf field somewhere, a regional tournament or somewhere, and the better ones to go on to college will play on turf. i would rather give them the advantage now, laying their path street. when i was a kid, playing any kind of team sport, the most important thing was playing time. having these fields and being able to use four of them, to be able to use them at dusk without rainouts will reduce overall planning time. my comments to those about the native condition of the golden gate park, the casting ponds are concrete. at the museums are artificially man-made, the rose garden was created. at the conservatory flowers, the tennis courts, the band shell, the buffaloes are not native. i think it is a great place to recreate, but

. >>> more than 100 university of california at berkeley instructors are rejecting options that would make cuts to the library system. the head of the library surveyed to see if they preferred closing 16 of the libraries or closing just 10 but with fewer librarians. 110 members signed a petition asking the school for one more year to find other ways to keep the libraries open. university of california at berkeley reduced the responding by 12% and lost 70-400400 professionals. >>> travelers looking for a taxi was out of luck today. they are staging a two day strike. airport management is treating them unfairly but not giving them a clear place to pick up and drop off. >> we have been dealing with them for so long, it never comes to any conclusion to solve our problems. >> the drivers say conditions that airport made it hard for them to make a living. >>> celebrating a land mark birthday today. [ music playing ] >> paul mccartney turns 70 years old today. you are seeing video of him singing earlier this month. today he celtbrated his birth -- celebrated his birthday in private. he will

california's public universities. the deal worked out by the governor and democratic leaders would require voters to pass a tax increase in november. both university of california and california state university systems would each get an extra $125 million if they don't increase the use this year. mitt romney is in a critical battleground state of virginia, looking to convince voters there that he is the best candidate to turn around the economy. danielle nottingham reports the the president's campaign has just launched a new advertisement in that state attacking the republicans business record. >> president obama is hitting the money trail in atlanta and miami, looking to raise more than two or $3 million for his campaign today. >> i brought obama and i approve this message. >> he has also launched new advertisements attacking mitt romney for sending american jobs overseas while he worked for bain capital. >the advertisements are airing in ohio, iowa, in virginia where mitt romney is campaigning today. the mitt romney campaign calls the ad is misleading. arguing that they confuse outsourcing with offshore in. >> we don't need someone who is a pionee

mayor lee received his law degree from the university of california-berkeley. than 20 years, he has contributed to san francisco in numerous capacities, including as director of public works and the director of the public rights commission. in january 2007, mayor lee answered the call to complete the remaining year of former mayor gavin newsome. during that time, a groundswell of support in the boisterous campaign, and he was finally persuaded to pursue elected office. in november, he was overwhelmingly elected mayor of san francisco. he is the first asian-american to serve as mayor of san francisco. please join me in welcoming the honorable edwin m. lee. [applause] mayor lee: thank you. members of the board of trustees, faculty and staff of the university of san francisco, family and friends -- good morning class of 2012. [cheering] thank you for that very kind introduction. also, thank you -- alex, you are valedictorian. something tells me we might see alex later. and perhaps he will be running for office some day. we could lose it -- we could use your leader

waynestein got his law degree from the university of california at berkeley. mark rottenberg is the executive director of the electronity privacy information center, known as epic in washington, d.c. and is also an adjunct professor of law. he chairs the american par association's on privacy and information protection is a founding board member and former chair of public interest registry which manages the dot org domain. director of t he joined the staff of the aclu in 2002. before joining the staff, he served as a law clerk on the court of appeals on the second circuit. he is a dpraj watt of williams college, cambridge university and harvard law school, without objection, the witness's statement will be entered into the record in their entirety, i ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes or less, and to help you stay within the time limit, there are the green, yellow and red lights before you. i now recognize mr. waynestein. in considering the faa's reauthorization, we also need to remember why it was that it was necessary to modernize the foreig

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researchers at the university of california found they were 21 more times likely to have a stroke. >> a connection between how much you work out and how much money you make. researchers say people who exercise regularly earn on average 9% higher than those who don't. other studies have shown that exercise boosts mental function and energy levels. >>> be sure to check back in with wjz's eyewitness news today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. i'll have another is out of the belmont. the train rsers -- the trainers and owners are speaking later this afternoon. the bge rebate you got, you may have to get it back. we'll explain. >> please stay with us, your five,,,,,,,,,, >>> the dragon boats. >> that's a way to be moving through the water. it's always a good idea to get one of those until you're about half way out. >> always go with a good peddler, that's all. >> you know, all i could think of -- that would be a winning slot machine right there. it has the same symbol. >> ding. >>> # 9 -- 89 tomorrow, 91 sunday. monday, tuesday and wednesday super weather. that's leading up to the beginning of that

there will be a silicon valley associated with the university of california or stanford. i'm much more worried about the public university systems, which now produce majority of our phd's, majority of undergraduate degrees and there aren't literally being starved to death by the state who don't realize it is much easier to maintain and sustain greatness than it is to re-create it. if they fail to sustain, they will find it extremely difficult to rebuild. >> host: what about the student loan issue? is that a threat to the fact that there's a trillion dollars out there in student loans? is that a threat to the system? >> guest: it is a mixed story. ironically the wealthiest university with the most prestigious students who come out of their experiences with the lowest in student loans. the average graduate of harvard now i think roger is a $7000 in loans. if you go to a private university or in a public university without the endowment, you're likely to have a hundred $50,000 in loans and the whole cost structure has got to be rethought. it seems to me though the part of the