that is what mission bay will do in the life sciences, and that is what uc will continue to do, keeping us at the cutting edge of innovation. and trust me, in a world where everyone is outsourcing jobs, the best guarantee against outsourcing is to be in the innovation business because you can't outsource a job until it is created. and we do nothing in california but create job after job after job, i like to see if we could keep a few manufacturing jobs here, that is our next assignment lieutenant governor and mayor and at least we invent them and create them. feel good about what happened and i feel good about our small part and we put 145 million in the glad stone institute. and i am delighted that they have a noble lauret and we put 100 million into qb three and it is very easy, this is my last thought. it is very easy for the public official to focus on problems of the moment. it is much harder to make a case for a better future and, to argue for setting money aside to create that future. but when you see what happened with the collective vision with the people on this stage in missi

he decided to come back and get his law degree from uc-berkeley, and then was appointed by art agnos in government in 1979. he became the director of the human rights commission under willie brown. he became the director of public works. 2005 city administrator, and then the fateful day in january 2011 when the board of supervisors could not decide on anybody and decided that family was not going to be a threat to their future political aspirations. [laughter] he got more than six votes, six more than anyone else. and he became the interim mayor. he did an amazing job. he is outspoken, both feet on the ground, a person you can trust, a person who is very honest, and based upon his experience, knows how to get the job done. i believe he is the best player ever that san francisco has had. we are so lucky to have him up there. he has balanced the budget, reform pensions, created jobs, and mayor, it has been a pleasure to work with you. i look forward to working with you further. they san francisco transplant coming down here to work on yet another newspaper, the business journal, doing

the mission of quantitative biology, with ourself and ucberkeley and uc santa cruise, to bring science, clinical science, bio, medical science together to solve the problems of human health. >> science and clinical reach in three areas, cardio vascular cancer and neurological disease. we have of course the new hospital which was beyond our wildest dreams when we first began planning mission bay, but now looks so obviously to be an essential part of the mix here. because this, it will complete the continuum of bench to bed side that we want so badly to foster. there have been diagnostic pioneers here, the sars virus was identified here with a technique in about six hours, and finally as you have heard we have created the ability to attract more effectively and to interact with more effectively, bio tech and big pharm a and simply put, mission bay has made it possible for ucsf never again to be behind the curve, in fact, if we use it well, we should remain consistently ahead of the curve which is exactly where we want to be. thank you, very much. [ applause ] thank you chancler bishop. i

literally completely changing in one day. >> reporter: and uc santa cruz police have stepped up their patrols as they are reminding students once again to not walk alone at night. to try to walk in pairs if you can and, of course, pay attention to your surroundings. live in santa cruz, kpix5. >>> investigators have tracked down a triple murder suspect in alabama. they say the 46-year-old mark capello killed three people inside a forestville home two weeks ago. a part of a drug deal gone bad. he will be extradited back to sonoma county soon. >>> the teenager who disappeared in south lake tahoe on new year's eve died from hypothermia. but the autopsy also reveals that the 19-year-old had drugs in her system, specifically meth. burn was last seen at a music festival at a community college in the area. deputies say she may have tried to walk three miles in the freezing weather to her hotel before her death. >>> a family is temporarily homeless after a 50-foot oak tree crashed into their home. as you can see the roof took a beating. we're told there is major structural damage to the house,

s on monday where the students and as well as staff and high school students and uc, and csc students come together and march on the capitol and have a rally, last year we had 10,000 and we are hoping for that number this year, no matter the number, we are going to make a statement to sacramento that we need more support and public education and stow so we will be there and the public is welcome and we will be starting at 10 a.m. in sacramento and so please join us. >> thank you. >> one last before we move on, commissioner mendoza reminds me one last item. tomorrow is the media day for the youth ts festival which will be opening i believe next week the 7th of march. and at the asian art museum this year, this is a new venue for it, it is the youth art festival and a lot of performance and visual art displays. >> it is young at heart. >> no it is youth festival now. >> yeah. >> so, i will be participating the superintendent will be participating. and i believe that the mayor as well will be there. he is hosting the media event tomorrow on the steps, yes. and so you may will get some co

a bench-clearing brawl through sacramento and uc-riverside. >>> next to chicago, rowdy teens stared up. >> they were jumping up on top of cars. knocking out windshields, rearview mirrors. trying to get in stores. stopping traffic. throwing stuff at police. >> all right, check this out. on to new york city now for the sixth annual world sword-swallowing day. they celebrate their craft. all for a good cause, of course. the event raises money for cancer research. >>> sports now. an upset of one of the top teams in college ball. number 18 ohio state against michigan state. the buckeyes held off the part owens for the win. >>> to the nba, kobe bryant hit 14 of his 38 points in the fourth quarter against the dallas mavericks and the mavs' dirk nowitzki had 30 points. but lakers got the win. >>> and david beckham made his debut for his french team while his wife vehicle tore ya watched on. >>> the longest and toughest snowmobile race in the world. >>> for another look at the weather here's nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer with the weather channel forecast. snow, snow and more snow. >> the area

and not least of which getting a good history lesson last week at the uc border regents about the roman empire and it got me thinking that i need to brush up a little bit on my history. so i decided to go to greece. he is going to rome and i will go to greece. wonderful comment that the first great mayor said, we do not imitate he said for we are a model to others. and i think of that in the context of the model you have created here for not only the rest of the state, but for the rest of the nation at a time where we need to be investing in our engines of growth, at a time when we need to reconcile the opportunity to read our own history, not just the history of others and, to begin to square the reality of a world where i left this morning at 5.6 unemployment in county and came out of the place that had 26.6 percent unemployment, and 5.6, 26.6, a state with still 9.8 percent unemployment with 1.8 million people that are actively searching for work. we had a formula for success in this state and nation. in so many ways whether we know it intentionally or not, you have reignited and rei

and uc san francisco was fined $200,000 with two incidents and equipment was left inside a patient. > it is a requirement that hospitals report what is called adverse events and these are serious events that could be a retained foreign objects they pressure ulcer a medication issue. >> hospitals now have 10 days to appeal the fines. >>> home depot is hiring as a gets ready for its busiest season. and it needs about 1500 workers at its three bay area stores this spring. nationwide home depot is hiring 80,000 employees. the company says military veterans, retirees and students are encouraged to apply. >>> a ban on [indiscernible] bags across the county the ordinance would ban retail stores from giving away plastic and paper bags bags the ban does not apply to [indiscernible] and nonprofit organizations a similar regulation is effective here in alameda county where merchants charge customers for single use bags. >> we have weather headed our way cool system, a colder system and snow levels will be down. let me show you what it looks like on live storm tracker, we these clouds is basicall

and uc berkeley was the leading fund-raiser amunk all public universities taking in just under $400 million> the way area may be in the running to host the 2024 summer olympic games. the mayor sent letters to the mayor of san francisco, san jose and sacramento to gain interest in a potential bid. los angeles, dallas, oklahoma are among the cities that have expressed interest. salt lake city was the last to stage the winter games in 2002. >>> the bay area olympic games. like the sound of that. >> me, too. >>> right now we are following breaking news in san francisco. our chopper is above a gas leak at 24th and bryant. this is between folsom and petraro. you can see pg&e at this gas leak. what we're being told is that someone, a third party, was in the area and hit a two-inch plastic line that caused the gas to leak out of there. pg&e have to dig up the area. people have been evacuated. but the good news is this gas line rupture should be fixed in 25 minutes. join us tonight. thanks for being with us. thanks for coming out. thanks for watching. love, peace, and hair grease. [applause] hey, li

a actually went on to city and uc berkeley. the reason that i say that is because it was pretty bad in those times. i was never mentored. there was no teachers that i could relate to. and so therefore, basically, i had to find my way and i found my way. and i looked back almost 50 years today and i see that someone like tina and someone who is really a treasure in our community who has spoken 15 years of working in the district, and i see that five months of evaluation says that she is a proficient satisfy torrey and i don't see anything that shows that she is a bad performer. so i raise questions about people in five months being able to determine that this person should be put on a probationary status which means black listing and one year without, you know, without being able to get employment. and now i know that people are trying to extend to her, but given what this parent says about her to me, refuse what those assistant superintendent and principal say about her, this is wrong. this is, this is immoral. and you know, for

sacramento state's second baseman andrew ayers and two uc riverside players are benches for the next ame. the team also play a double header later today. >>> we have all seen amazing buzzer beaters and half court shots but probably not like this one. take a look. ♪ i want ta do that. that is university cheerleader ashley arnault making the half court shot. she's tried repeatedly and as luck would have it, she finally succeeded making the amazing feat during the last home game of the season on thursday night. that is awesome. we will be right back with another look at your weekend's forecast. >>> the first lady set out to fight child obesity with her let's move campaign. michelle obama last night got moving with jimmy fallon. ♪ fallon dressed up like a mom, he says, and put together the evolution of mom dancing with mrs. obama. the host even asked the first lady about a possible run for president in 2016. mrs. obama replied, joking, that she has her eye on another job, host of "tonight show." take that, jimmy fallon. >> very nice. i'm glad you mentioned jimmy fallon i never would have

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this is a map that was done by the federal government and uc. it's where the sea level rises. i'm not comfortable that a person from san francisco is a climate change denier because we're used to that from republicans who don't live in the area near water. i think there was a lot more climate change before the storm hit in last october. we have a sea level problem and it's knocked out of the box by the same legislation. they are grappling with sea level rise and if you're going to become climate change deniers say so openly. let's have a real hearing on it. i'm not so i look at where the bay used to be, which includes all these sites, and where we're going to have -- thank you. >> hello. my name is david [inaudible] mitchell and here on behalf of property owners near peoria and sea wall. while i think it's important that the planning commission has this hearing and on design issues i think it's important that the public is involved in this process as well, and right now the process with regard to the environmental review on this project is seriously deficient. there is not ade

and cat food representing the uc workers. >> your greed and your choice to line the pockets of top executives will put us back in poverty and force us to survive on cat food. >> reporter: a noon time protest at university of california at berkeley and at the 9 other uc campuses in california. the protests are in an effort to bring attention to stalled negotiations between uc and the union representing 22,000 employees. their contract runs out at midnight. >> i worked at uc for 20 years and i am worried about my pension. >> reporter: that is what they are most concerned about, pensions. >> no real retirement. i have to wo till i die. lot of people are in that situation. >> we are fortunate we have a pension. most americans don't and we want to ensure that it is well funded. >> reporter: the two sides are still negotiating. even though the contract expires tonight there are no plans to walk out or strike. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama is expected to sign legislation to raise the nation's debt ceiling. they passed a bill that exends the ability to borrow new

he showed me some painting of rembrandt and said, "uc that? could you do the in modern, in today? and i said i will try. yes, but it is part of the job. so i tried. i worked with a dutch artistic director, and i get to work with him. he was very specific and fabulous man. also, they were very specific about the color. in reality, they asked me because the color is a little like in the spirit. it is something in common. i was flattered to do that, but it is beautiful to see how much they are -- our work, our demand is to make a beautiful movie. i should not be able to do anything. i never thought about it, but when people ask me, you have to be so clever. >> tom ford made a movie, so why not you? >> because my brain is not that sure. you have to think about so many things. truly, it is a big work. you have to be strong. you have to take care also of the physiology of the actor which is, like, oh, my god. you can be depressed. also, you see the depression of everybody. i do not want it. i have enough of my own. >> i hope you will be sharp enough to answer the questions the audience h

berkeley and at the nine other uc campuses in california and five medical centers. are an effort to bring attention to what workers say are stalled negotiations between uc and the union representing 22,000 employees including custodians, cooks and workers. >> i worked at uc for over 30 years along with my husband. and i'm worried about my pension. >> reporter: and that is what workers say they are most concerned about their pensions. >> there's no real retirement. i'll definitely have to work until i die. a lot of people are in that situation. >> at the university of california we're fortunate that we do have a pension. most californians most americans don't and we want to ensure that it is well funded. >> reporter: the two sides are still negotiates and union leaders say even though the contract expires tonight at this point there are no plans for a strike. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a multi million dollars accounting error but the oakland school district is going to cost students in its 86 schools. a district spokesperson tells us the $7.6 mill

berkeley and at the nine other uc campuses in california and five medical centers. e stalled negotiations between uc and the union representing 22,000 employees including custodians, cooks and workers. >> i worked at uc for over 30 years along with my husband. and i'm worried about my pension. >> reporter: and that is what workers say they are most concerned about their pensions. >> there's no real retirement. i'll definitely have to work until i die. a lot of people are in that situation. >> at the university of california we're fortunate that we do have a pension. most californians most americans don't and we want to ensure that it is well funded. >> reporter: the two sides are still negotiates and union leaders say even though the contract expires tonight at this point there are no plans for a strike. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a multi million dollars accounting error but the oakland school district is going to cost students in its 86 schools. a district spokesperson tells us the $7.6 million error was discovered last week. they said the proble

we've watched the emeryville police department joined by homeland security and uc berkeley police herethe university connection. we saw some people standing outside the closure. we've also seen a command post set up. this is 61st and hollis. we've seen the fire department is on the scene. this is a bomb threat first received at about 7:00 this morning. two-level office -- a multi- level office building with two of the floors apparently rented by the lawrence berkeley lab. stay with ktvu. one of our reporters is arriving on the scene and we'll have more details straight ahead. >>> new this morning, the postmaster general said the u.s. postal service will cut some saturday delivery services starting this summer. not surprisingly, the head of the letter carriers's union says it's a disastrous idea. kyla campbell is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with the job cuts that go along with the proposed changes. >> reporter: by not delivering the first-class mail on saturdays this summer, the postmaster general says the post service could eliminate more than 20,000 jobs. he said nobody should be

>> the allegation of the abortion are individual husband's tell me this happened to me, and uc in court suits they specified things like that the churches response is categorical we don't do that. >> i read a couple of your articles and another book about scientology but it comes across as of benevolent figure the way he pushed himself to leadership by has she really did natured scientology in the evil way or zero is what he doing from the principles instilled by all ron hubbard? >> david and l. ron hubbard are different and one way which is david corrupt in scientology and killed one hubbard did not. you cannot say david is not a creation of scientology because he joined as it young teenager and joined the sea-org at 16 after dropping out of high school his entire adult life has been lived inside this organization. he is a manifestation of that. although many axis members think he a stake in the church away from their original teachings. every religion and faces the existential moment when the founder dies. whether brigham young or christ or whenever either their religion will survive

millions of dollars. >> and the surgical training facility was one that we development and it's of it's kind in the uc improved the education of our own trainee and is residents of san francisco but neighbors across the globe. must slow schedule a tal problems and injuries are the second largest burden in the world of healthcare. the least patients are seen in these developing world countries with poor resource many of these patients are los angeles wishing on wards. our course bring in surgeon and is teach them so they can spare these limb and is bring the patients back to a functional status where they can go back and provide for their families. >> the foundation also supported bay pack which, is an exiting and innovative program. this particular program works with the sector to pregnant woman and the treatment of woman so that for babies who are born free of virus. >> when i first walked into the office doctor coen told me i can have a natural birth and i didn't wrap my head around that. >> we know a woman with hiv if we do nothing her risk of passing the hiv to her baby is 25% with the use of this

repay them and the other is the operational costs that are going to be will and so 4.5 never gets returned backback to the p uc's general comprise department and is locked away in the fund and if you want to recover it overt course of she'll contract. that is perfectly acceptable the 9 million does get returned back to the p uc should the program be prosperous and therefore doesn't believe had a we need to be worrying about that nine millions and we should not be inincorporating that? and you will see in your packets that there is a penny extra for 1.5 and you can reduce that penny to a third of a penny as what is needed for rate of recovery for what i think would satisfy the board's request of making sure we receive that money back because the she'll money comes back and the 9 million-dollar you can start roverring that year one every year you review that $9 million and you get part of that money back each other depending on what those rates are doing everything east and that is what we encourage you to do. >> this is an organic progress and that is why there is a draft easy louis and not a resolution for actio

others taking part is taking part in berkeley and uc riverside. >>> they have assigned thousands of teacherso classes that they are not licensed to teach. more than 32,000 teachers were not credentialed to the classes they taught in 2007 to 2011. it shows they are not qualified for them or interested in teaching and the problem is greater at lower income areas. >>> we are getting a look at governor jerry brown funding for schools. it gives more money to schools where there are larger numbers of low income students and in explaining the plan, governor jerry brown said it is controversial and fair. if you want to see the entire list go to our website www.ktvu.com and scroll down to hot topics. >>> at the state university they will soon be wearing cameras on their tune forms. they already wear these cameras while they are patrolling and they tell them they recommend they keep those cameras turned on whenever they made contact with anybody. the video will give officers a video of just what their actions were and they will be helping in the event claims are filed. they are so far buying 23 camera

the 21-year-old victim says she was beaten and raped on the uc campus. she was able to call 911 after the attack and was taken to the hospital. police sate woman suffered injuries to her head and torso. she was able, though, to give police a good description to help in the search for that suspect. >>> and a police sketch is out for a man who allegedly attacked two women in the

he showed me some painting of rembrandt and said, "uc that? could you do the in modern, in today? and i said i will try. yes, but it is part of the job. so i tried. i worked with a dutch artistic director, and i get to work with him. he was very specific and fabulous man.

she's received her undergraduate and law degrees from uc berkeley and bolt. born and raised in sacramento, california. she continues to call northern california her home. and now lives in san francisco. so, with that i'd like to introduce debbie yee as our first speaker. >> this is called jasper john's wagon. >> i have an idea of how the fifth star was killed dear empire not by gunfire at close range, not in the study with the pen knife, not by the umbrella, crushed by the revolving door not jostled or hemorrhaged the narrow drain. we caught the tar and the bullet we came to the body encostic casement of skin rig motor us framed the opened mouths scream. wail for your mother wrap our sons in silken ribbons in a galaxy. the cause has been perp traited. we are adrift on a baron sea. the fleet diminishes me. who shouts for us now, dear empire? this next one is a postcard for a reason that i kept of harold's club in reno, nevada. i don't know if it exists it's a really old postcard. harold's club made we think of harold and the purple crayon. harold's club. who w

the 21-year-old victim says she was beaten and raped along a walk way near the upper quarry amphitheater at the uc davis campus. police say the woman suffered injuries to her head and her torso. she was able, though, to give police a good description in the help for the search for the suspect. >>> a man who alleged attacked to -- two women in the mission district, between 22nd and 23 23rd. the suspect allegedly punched a woman multiple times and ran away. a similar attack happened a month earlier at 23rd and church streets. a robbery or sexual assault does not appear to be the motive. >>> a treasure island community is remembering a 10-year-old girl who died in a weekend fire. they held a vigil last night for her. just after midnight on saturday morning, flames ripped through corlina godfrey's apartment on mariner drive. by the time fire crews got to the scene, they could not save the child who was trapped on the second floor. a pastor says may spend the rest of -- relatives may spends rest of their lives recovering, but the community has a role. >> hug your child today, let them know how importan

. >> montgomery was publicly reprimanded by the pac 12 conference and uc berkeley. others say that's not enough. a cal alum wants the university ó2cal alum wants the][d suspend game. >>> president obama warned us about cyber attacks in the state of the union address. it's plagued social media companies for months and today it hit cupertino offices of apple. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us this evening after speaking with security experts who are fighting back. scott? >> raj, they're fighting technology with technology, tracking hackers from china in what many in both our government and our private secotor are calling all-out war. after attacks on facebook, google, twitter, "the new york times," coca-cola, and even apple, america, it seems, is in the midst of a cyber war against china. >> this it does seem that these attacks and intrusions are more brazen. >> reporter: mike is a former cyber policy adviser at the defense department. he says our government is threatened along with our personal information and says while the hackers are smart, the

first time ever, students who complete select classes from duke, the university of pennsylvania, and uc-irvine can ask for college credit. but there is a catch. it's up to the schools to decide if they'll accept it. >> there are certainly some kinds, of course,s for which it makes perfect sense. >> keith devlin teaches a math class on core sarah be awhile a fan of online ed, he is cautious about giving college credits. >> learning something remotely in your home will get you some things and for some disciplines it's fine. but i don't see it as being the replacement for colleges and universities. >> reporter: devlin thinks campuses create small group interactions with professors that can't be replicated online. >> i know some of my colleagues found it really disconcerting teaching a class where there were no students in front of them. >> just this week a uc professor publicly quit core sarah halfway through his class overdisagreements how to teach the course. another hiccup? technology blunders. earlier this month, the class was canceled because of technical problems. >> i think all of u

first, rita lindall, rita and i are both in the same cohort as the music program at uc berkley and we've been saying for 4 years, we need to play music. so we finally made it happen. so, rita lindall, and then masuro koga. mas and i have been playing together for a very long time, so much so that we wore the same shirt without having to talk to each other about it. mas is in high demand both as a teacher and as a session side man, having played with everybody from anthony brown's asian american orchestra to wane wallace's newest cd. who haven't you played with lately? yeah, he's played with everybody. you can find mas on a lot of different cd's from the local jazz community. this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off the chieftan's album, i'm going to do it on the electric base. he looked at me and said, you're nuts. people are going to go crazy but if you can do it, i'll help you. he gave me this book of airs and went, figure it

. >>> item nine is a consent calendar and item nine a through g is a consent calendar with considered to be routine by the san francisco pom uc and will be acted upon by at single vote and there will be no discussion unless a he member of the commission or public shall request in which case it will be removed from the calendar and considered as a separate number and item 89 is removed. >> any comebts from the commission. >>> i would like to movement calendar a move moved by commissioner cane and second by commissioner courtney. >> all those in favor signify by saying aye. the calendar is oopa moved and now, we move into our regular business. >>> item two authorize the general manager to enter into a small generator connection agreement with the pacific gas and electric company to connect the hired electric project to the pg&e grid at a maximum grid of cost of 700,000 and subject to reyule every year they are asking. >> barbara hill assistant general manager for power this is a routine item that allows us to connection our proposedded university mound to pg&e's grid and it's a requirement to have an interconnection agreement a

we have a lot of news to cover in the next hour and we'll look at the boy scouts and a uc hastings professor about the legal and ethical and public relations implication of that. >> and we a couple of hundreds of days away and we'll speak with some of the men behind this and about that celebration planned. >> and the sniffle season. and first, let's look at the story that captivated the nation, the storm that hit the northeast and that left a lot of snow. >> and erica ferrari on reports on the efforts to dig out. >> reporter: there is plenty of snow to shovel. and plow. and crews in the northeast and nothingland are frying to clear the roads. some 25 million people depend on and many neighborhoods streets remain buried and people can't get out. the storm dumped three feet of snow in places and this time lapse video shows how fast it came down. and that heavy snow crushed the roof and that weight was too much for the home. the storm forced people to spend the night in the car. >> the battery died. >> reporter: the long island expressway is shut down for crews to clean off the busy roadway. an

. >>> police are looking for a man who attacked and rained a young woman visiting the uc santa cruz campus. a sketch of the suspect. the victim described him as being muscular and white, in his 30s with dark hair, a full mustache and a goatee. she also said he had a tattoo on his upper right arm and wore a dark blue t-shirt and said he smelled of cigarettes. the 21-year-old victim was treated at hospital for bruising. >>> a shove to the chest ends up with a slap on the wrist. mike montgomery, one of the most legendary basketball coaches in bay area history was reprimanded today by the pac-12 conference and his boss at uc berkeley. but others want cal to suspend him. the men's basketball coach, who has been a local fixture for more than 25 years shoved his star player during last night's game in berkeley. alan crabbe was clearly upset after being shoved. after downplaying the incident after the game, montgomery today issued an apology, saying his behavior was inappropriate. and late today, the pac-12 issued an undisclosed reprimand. but it is enough? >> i think that's the challenge of a coa

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