ktvu's allie rasmussen has been talking to people in the area. >> reporter: yesterday evening, some of the residents of the st. francis square cooperative department came home to find crime scene tape blocking the parking lot to the building. police and emergency wokers are long gone but you can see that the crime scene tape is still here. this shooting happened around 9:00 last night when san francisco police arrived, they discovered the body of a 20- year-old woman who had been shot in the parking lot. she was pro numbered dead at the scene. several neighbors told us that, just prior to the shooting, they had seen a group of people gathering in front of the apartment building and, again, just before 9:00, that's when they say multiple gunshots. >> my mother, they heard the shooting, came out. they saw the body, called 911 and then she administered cpr but the young lady was already dead. she was probably, i think, in her early 20s, well dressed. she was shot from behind. >> reporter: this morning, some of the family members of the victim came to the scene of the crime with many more

allie rasmussen is live at the campus with this story. >> reporter: julie, the regents vote is scheduled tomorrow morning at the ucsf mission bay campus. but here in the uc berkeley campus, there is a larger than normal police presence. i spoke to a campus police lieutenant tonight who tells me there are more officers on patrol tonight than they would normally have on a regular wednesday. but also tonight a group of students and activists held a meeting on campus to decide when, where and how to protest tomorrow's vote. we watched a few students slip into this empty classroom on the uc berkeley campus. behind these wooden doors about 40 people met to plan tomorrow's demonstration. we weren't allowed inside that meeting and in the near were police. >> you are going to bust into a meeting that you are not invited to. >> reporter: officers system wanted to know how medium were in attendance. >> but organizers said their meeting wasn't violating any campus rules and that they had a right to some privacy. >> for him to even put his head through that door is intended to scare everybody who is

allie rasmussen is live at the campus with this story. >> reporter: julie, the regents vote is scheduled 10:00 tomorrow morning at the ucsf mission bay campus. but here in the uc berkeley campus, there is a larger than normal police presence. i spoke to a campus police lieutenant tonight who tells me there are more officers on patrol tonight than they would normally have on a regular wednesday. but also tonight a group of students and activists held a meeting on campus to decide when, where and how to protest tomorrow's vote. we watched a few students slip into this empty classroom on the uc berkeley campus. behind these wooden doors about 40 people met to plan tomorrow's demonstration. we weren't allowed inside that meeting and in the near were police. >> you are going to bust into a meeting that you are not invited to. >> reporter: officers system wanted to know how medium were in attendance. >> but organizers said their meeting wasn't violating any campus rules and that they had a right to some privacy. >> for him to even put his head through that door is intended to scare everybody w

allie rasmussen reports. >> reporter: he is looking for a new lcd, tv and plans to by one online. scanning online for deals. >> we are going to do more shopping because i particularly don't want to go out to the stores so much. >> a few years ago online shoppers were very different from the macy's shopper. nowadays we all shop online. >> reporter: according to a survey from the national retail federation an estimated 106 million people will shop online this cyber monday. a 10% increase from a year ago. and retailers are ready to cater to those customers. the same nrf survey found that 9-10 stores plan to offer some type of cyber monday deal or promotion. >> there is something to be said about being able to, like, click and go and not have to wait in line ordeal with like the crazy people elbowing you. >> st. mary's college business professor says those promotions will be tailored to target what customers want. retailers spent this past weekend watching consumer trends closely. >> much of the information that they have gathered over the last couple of days, black friday and the sat