in berkeley cbs five. we learned something new to say about what happened inside iraq kokkola a movie theater where 12 people were murdered on what to the survivors say the gunman was shouting at his victims. witnesses say the shooter said nothing is repeatedly fired into the audience. from the hospital survivors who were shot in the neck and stephanie davis who capture friend from bleeding to death remember differently. >>> i see him up there and i am hearing him yell at people. and then you just hear the rounds going off just boom boom boom. did we off-camera davis told reporters later he would shout what are you doing? as a standup? and you'd pick people up i saw him stand over someone i just the hair and a him hole and holding the shirt and boom. >>> it's sad to know that there people there that just go through so much in their life where it's just a massacre. for lack of a better word of the massacre people i feel so sorry for him. investigators included the lead prosecutor karen pierce and scattered

but in berkeley the car is hardly a no-brainer not surprisingly the activists says berkeley told us the vehicle was part of a militarization of a police chase and for many students in the vehicle is more threatening than the prospect of a school shooting. >>> is scary. it's over cal. >>> it looks big and scary and chilly nothing to fear. police insist this tank would never be used against protesters and the bill to rescue civilians and officers in case of the shooting but tell that to students to launch a campus police remove occupy protestors last november. the airwaves is also believes in the crowd control situation it's simply resources led to be used. the fact is gunfire is rarely eminent on campus are anywhere in albany were berkeley there's been one homicide in berkeley so far this year and gunfire was not involved. depilates but declined to be raising heck about some more fly brouwer something? and on a tank show them. >>> all kidding aside cop what wants to see this henkel. >>> where they want what's next a drawn? when does this stop? this stops here. it's not clear that it will

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and where berkeley based company. and this for us to get some berkeley stadium is a very big deal. a big deal and an even bigger hall. eric and it up acquiring about 90 percent of the seats. >>> if the lead house board to board it would be over a marathon. of wood. >>> he's selling to mostly berkeley grass of local restaurants mostly for the stalls of but for joshua patrick asserting in food technology company it was inspiration. degrees old school traditional may stimulated the part of our philosophy sell we weren't looking for ways of decorating and building up our facility that kind of matches that soon we got lucky. he has only been in this place in san francisco for about eight weeks and as you can see he's still moving in. but before he even put is floors sound he made sure he had is khaled tables. >>> one giant conference table one long coffee bar for a place to assess. and is on a coffee bar for a kitchen area and also tables for the library because we food lab. he also acquired most of the original keys after was torn down. bought furniture was gone in six months even thou

>>> well, developing news this morning, berkeley's attempt to ban city work on sidewalk. they protested singing and they were shouting at each other and christian has more on what all of this means good morning christian. >>> you can see berkeley city hall, a sharp contrast to a city hall meeting and it is still unclear when or if voters will have their say and it ended amidst singing and confusion at about midnight. >> your motion is out-of-order. sit the hell down! >> reporter: after a lengthy debate they voted to put a sit lay on the debate and they are littered on the streets of berkeley and it is a necessary step to encourage growth but the overwhelming amount of people who attended say it imposes on their rights when they have no place to go. >> it doesn't stop them from being homeless or being on the streets. >> reporter: they briefly left the chambers because of a steady disruption and they voted to put the measure on the ballot and they sang out the ballot, we shall not be moved and the word is invalid because they did not have time to properly discuss the issue.

uc berkeley will continue to use some of it for research the vote was 4-1 to allow uc berkeley to develop this land. big point for -- big disappointment for the activists. so many people wanted to speak out at the meeting most were opposed to the plan to build a 175 unit senior housing complex with stores, including a whole foods market. >> i have witnessed families farming together, hands connected to the earth, parents teaching their children the kind of lessons that are denied to most of us who live in an urban environment. >> choices for our members who live in albany is to move 60 miles from their kids, grandchildren to find some place to live. this is one of the few opportunities they will have to have senior housing. >> reporter: the controversy started in april when some activists started squatting on this land owned by uc berkeley. they call themselves occupy the farm. they started planting crops and advocating for urban farming. university police kicked them out three weeks later and arrested nine. the group has been advocating to keep this land open but the vote last night was

. >> a big change at uc-berkeley, what the university is doing that has professors for and against it? >> andies used to battling flames but not politicians. now retired san francisco firefighter is taking his fight to capitol hill. the very personal reason he is against flame retardant furniture. >> mobile 5 live at memorial,,,, >> it was a disappointing fourth quarter for apple. the company failed to meet analysts' expectations, posting the smallest increases in years for the april to june the time. apple still earned $8.8 billion while the ipad sales exceeded expectations, iphone sales fell short. health advocates in the chemical industry are facing off in washington this week. >> a move to update safety standards for chemicals used in everyday products. barbara boxer's senate subcommittee met to discuss the overhaul of the federal chemical regulation. the safe chemicals act would allow the epa to require proof that they are safe before they're put on the market. among those testifying is a san francisco firefighter. >> julie watts explains that he hopes the fed is take a cue from

some member playing the activists at, what berkeley tellus the vehicle was part of the militarizationa police state of the united states and from a berkeley students the vehicle is more threatening than the prospect of a school shouldn't shooting. >>> it's overkill a look scary but there's nothing to fear berkeley police and says this had never used against protesters in this bill to rescue civilians and officers tell that to students. >>> are we to get ready for what we see is an occupied movement? the equates assembly resource to be used in humans that gunfire is imminent threat back his gun fire is rarely imminent on campus or anywhere and all the there have been two homicides in berkeley so far this year one involves involves gun fire rocketed wednesday raising heck about one in a more foie gras? >>> a grainy tank show them. all kidding aside, what wants to see the tank of word is as stop its ups here the deal's not set in stone the city council to give someone approval to the grants but still police are hoping that the vehicle will be here the years since in berkeley chris harris

berkeley photographer dorothy alang. these give you an idea of just how apalling bad the great reh depression was. the best we have, as well as movies, it's difficult to million how it was. we tend to look back through the safety net, which was created by the new deal. it was very difficult for young people to understand a time when there was no social safety net. when you lost your job, within a short period of time, you lost your home, food, everything. you were out on the street and your family broke up. it was an apalling time. one tow which some people would like us to return. here's a guy himself, that's actually a light bounce off of fdr roosevelt. this was his chakra. this was march 4th, 1933. he made the statement and he made it, i didn't understand a long time. the point i was making, people were terrified. because it seemed like the economy had no bottom and the banks were going down and there was no federal deposit dollars. so imagine a time when we actually had a president who told us we should be courageous

and then one at north berkeley. public hospitals. clinics and sanitary. as well as polio people did get tuberculosis. remember that counties were strapped for funds. so the wpa gave it to them. children got health care. we were headed for a national health care system. we treat things differently now. essentially, what we have of med-cal is going to be slashed true. as an environmentist, i am opposed to this. they laid concrete in southern california. withwh

berkeley all immediate -- alameda., and cupertino, 85, san mateo, san bruno, pacifica, half-moon bay, 63 so there is a chill in the air. fog will be on the increase for some and with your weekend it will be cooling down in a big way. >> thank you steve. >>> united airlines is offering two roots. it will also schedule one flight between fso and paris. they both need approval. >>> they say it's time to start considering a merger. they are getting a clearer picture of its finances as it enter bankruptcy protection. >>> and today's hot weather could make you firstty for a cold drink. they are offering free slippies and no charge between the hours of 11 and 7:00. they are doing this because of the weather, what is your favorite slippy flavor. >> mixing is totally fun. >>> giant stars opened the major league baseball stars and they made it a blowout, which companies are putting the company products on the no buy list? soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some di

however, a uc berkeley person says this will all benefit the community. >> that's a food store. anyone who lives here knows those are hard to find. our bank position, if it works for the community, it will work for us. >> the university is saying this is just the tiny area where they want to put the foods. they were out there chopping again. >> we were out there and there was a heavy police presence. but so far no sign of any occupy the farm protesters. >>> a rally is planned ahead of tonight's berkeley city council meeting aimed at posing the possibility of a sit-lie down. the city council is expected to decide tonight whether this would go on the proposed ballot. now self-several have spoken

activists broke into the uc berkeley track the farmland occupy the farm return to the plot in how many anne mackovic tells us the motivation was to take what they say is theirs. >>> an awesome radical action >>> it is illegal >>> if you do not believe he may be subject to citation or arrest >>> makeshift farmers remain, their farming land owned by uc- berkeley the gill tract where scientists do research this group has other ideas occupying the farm the broken through a fence this morning. >>> we feel strongly this needs to be preserved as agricultural land >>> the occupiers to go over the track this spring planting vegetables and plan to donate them to local food banks and

uc-berkeley owns the land where protesters camped out, planting crops and demanding it be turned into an urban farm. >> i would rather have you be remembered for many, many years as doing something inspiring that would get global attention of feeding the people and saving some land rather than saving it over. >> uc-berkeley says the land has never been a farm and shouldn't become one now. the development project still has to clear hurdles including an environmental study. >> a rescuer save bid the man he was rescuing. >> right now a live look over san jose, traffic is zoom being in and out. mike inouye filling us in. that time of day, it's going to get thicker.

its first amendment fight is brewing in berkeley. the public comments turned into public chaos of the five hours to the council meeting tuesday. city council members are supposed to be voting on whether to put a measure on a november ballot winning the ball from sitting on the city's sidewalks of the meetings but out of control with mayor tom bates shouting into a city council members and a slew of residence bursting into song. that's when chris worthington says things got even weirder. he left the council chambers for at least 10 minutes or 18 minutes. so some of the council members' thoughts making all of this practice. pass the measure he in a few other council members did but those in human an attorney who is in the room says there was one crucial problem they did before the public had finished speaking and that is against a lot. there were council members wanted to speak their speakers who wanted to speak. it is immoral and illegal. new met and other council members believe they've violated the brown act and they're preparing to

berkeley is an amazing place. i love the environment. the culture. so pretty much everything about berkeley is a city i would enjoy it. that's the image the new taxes meant to spread. cbs five. >>> is it time to the giants to change to closer. klein acres a day in baseball began with the giants their catcher was placed on the disabled list with a sprained knees was called up to replace him the giants played in tonight's and it is a after rain place penzias boot five it is lost a chance to gain time long ball we going to 12 1/3 in the morning that science offense comes alive. brinnin crawford tattoos a three rennes jack giants at 63 great group long ago also the three renshaw the innings giants win 64. rickey game face on. watch and a's and rangers and the seventh with josh riddick rudiments of a gap apparently missed a home run but to come around still tied bottom of the ninth iraqi brandon gets all of its first career pigs fly a walk off the a's have the nine walk offs and the yankees to four starting tomorrow. there earthquake's host dallas making

it is 5:00 now and cruise right now are on the scene of a well known berkeley restaurant. pat is on san pablo avenue with the latest >>> san pablo has just opened up.

walk on the for sale list is berkeley's main post office. it is an historic building and i was told that even though it is not on list, it will be sold, but they have not worked out the particulars. most apartments do not have an asking price yet. >> the u.s. postal service will be unloading nine properties in all in the bay area. >> president obama is asking for congress to extend tax cuts to just the middle class. the bush era tax cuts are expiring at the end of this year. the president wants congress to pass a one-year extension for households making less than 200 to $8,000 per year >> right now our top priority has to be giving middle-class families and small businesses, the security they deserve >> i think the president will understand he is in a bad economic position. he will cave and we will not see the tax increases he hopes for >> white house says he will refuse to sign it. >> we hope for the best but it didn't work out that way >> his life turned upside down for doing what he thought was right. the bart ticket agent fired for helpi

and some new neighbors in berkeley is creating quite the buzz on campus. a family of male lions have moved in near the greek their eye uc berkeley. they were apparently hunting deer at the time. they are on the eastern side of the campus >>> i watched for them now because i do not wanna get caught in a position where it has to defend itself to get away from me >>> my dad always told me that i'm not supposed to run away and that i'm supposed to make myself look larger than i am >>> police have been warning people about the lions, as saying people should not hide alone. id is a popular jogging trail as well. >>> we have the clouds out there,: the temperatures off. the clouds extended well on shore. it looks like it's going to stick around the longer today. temperatures vary mile to start with. '50s and a few '60s outside of your traveling around the bay area at this hour. still some '70s and '80s toward the south bay. inside the bay, you will see a stronger sea breeze. was subcontracted with gianna >>> it is starting to become a busy wednesday commuted, we d

the waves a first amendment fight is brewing in berkeley.ublic comment and into public asset is five hours city council meeting tuesday. city council members were supposed to be voting on whether to put a measure on a november ballot many people from sitting on city sidewalks but the meetings but at a control. with the mayor shouting and to city council members and a slew of residence bursting into song. he left the council chambers for at least 10 minutes or 15 minutes. so some of the council members thought the meeting was over but mayor returned it quickly called for a vote. i can't pass the measure a few other council members dead but was an eminent attorney was in the room says there was one crucial problem they did it before the public had finished speaking and that is against a lot. speaker still wanted to speak and council members who still want to speak his impression of the free speech is so many members of the public is immoral and illegal. newman and other council members believe bates violated the brown max and they're preparing

also the coach at cal berkeley. ultimately terri made the decision to bench a star pupil for so many years. we will expect to talk with her later today as well as natalie coughlin in detail. you heard bob costas mention this is a bitter sweet night. you know what? she becomes the most decorated female american olympian in history. 12 medals now, but this 12th and final medal is a little strange. she will come back to the bay area with a bronze medal and go into the history books. an odd and bizarre day one to the olympics here in london. back to you. >> as you know, you intrude natalie many times over the years and you have that interview scheduled tomorrow morning. this will be very different from past meetings. any idea what is next for her and what you expect to get? >> on the record, she will tell you she has not made up her mind if she it call it quits. if you read between the lines, she hinted this was it. her final and only race here at the olympics. it's odd that she was not able to race, but barring an unex

at everett and jones barbeque in oakland. , and in berkeley. this place is famous for brisket, beef, chicken, barbecue, it was closed on university for several hours as firefighters battled the blaze. there was minimal damage to the building and berkeley chief avery wed tells us why >> the building is heavily constructed, primarily cinderblock, so that will help keep it burning more than it actually did. >> no reports of any injuries and we do not know if it will be open for business today. the fire is under investigation. >> there is another court appearance scheduled today for the man charged with kidnapping and killing morgan hill teenager's sierra lamar. antolin garcia-torres has a plea hearing in san jose but prosecutors to not expecting to enter a plea today. the body has not been found but dna evidence led to the arrest. the mother of a young man who accidentally killed himself in san francisco during a confrontation with police. the 19 year-old died last year when running away from officers who stopped in to pay a new fare. his mother s

you can see a person sitting on the sidewalk here in berkeley. the proposed ballot measure would outlaw sitting and lying in the city of berkeley on the sidewalks here. even though the council did vote last night on the issue and did vote to put the issue on the november ballot, it's still unclear when and if voters will have their say on the vote on the issue. we shot this video this morning. this is what sit-lie is aimed to do, reduce the number of homeless. last night, the council meeting ended with chaos when those opposed to the mayor drowned out tom bates. [clapping] >> reporter: the overwhelming majority of people attending the meeting opposed the measure saying it would violents rights, the people who have nowhere to go. but business leaders say it's a necessary step for growth. >> yes, there are other orie nances is in the -- ordinances in the city about the behavior. but this is the final piece of the puzzle. >> this issue comes down to a very simple question -- are we willing to hurt people over sitting in the street? >> reporter: coun

--es reg los jornaleros de la ciudad de berkeley podrÍan ser multado, les prohÍbe sentarse en lugareso es necesario y castiga a los j jornaleros y a su familia. >> necesito la renta y ellos como tienen todo no mÁs meten las leyes como quieran. >> en medio de todo esto podrÍan poner una medida electoral, harÍan que estos no se pongan a ofrecer su mano de ab abobra. >> afectarÁ a los jor na lers que estÁn esperando trabajo y los pueden enviar a la caro gel, existe e esta posibilidad. >> prohiben sentarse en las vÍas pÚblicas y una multa de 75 dÓlares una vez y si es de nuevo puede consideroarse como delito menor, estÁn listos para realidad a realizar protestas estÁs personas. >> si es incluida podemos hacer mÁs motivomiento para tratar de detenerla. >> no quiso comentar sobre el asunto cuando no titicianoticiÓn quiso saber lo que piensan. >> ¿aquÍ se la pasan sentados o parados? >> cuando uno se cansa se sienta y cuando estÁ descansado se para, es de todos. >> el consejal jerry dice que se violaron mrlos protocolos en la reuniÓn de anoche y de regreso contigo ramÓn. >> gracias edgardo,

berkeley battalion chief explains why was the damage to badly >>> is primarily cinderblock and so did probably helped keep it from burning more than it actually did >>> we're not sure if it's boring to open for business today. we will have more as we get it. >>> to san francisco campus clubs are shutting down. the sun is out to one of those clubs >>> good morning, we are standing in front of hope. it is one of the medical dispensaries that are scheduled to close. it as a sign that says they are moving, not closing but moving. since last fall there has been a statewide cord in and crack down on these medical marijuana dispensaries. hope next opened in 2002, of a bird room opened in 2004. in the past local justice officials says that only dispensaries located near where children congregated were targeted to be closed. also we should tell you that some medical marijuana activist has planned eight new arlen styled funeral protest. >>> there's another court experiencappearance scheduled gs suspected killer of sierra lamar. lamar's body has not been found, but dna evidence has led to the ar

. >>> crews rush to finish the retrofit work at uc berkeley. are they going to make it? back to school time means back to school germs. that's why lysol partners with schools to help teach healthy habits, habits you can reinforce by adding lysol wipes and no-touch hand soap to your back to school list. learn more at lysol.com/schools could be home to bacteria. so use lysol disinfectant spray on soft surfaces everyday when you're cleaning up to kill 99.9% of bacteria. lysol. mission for health. >>> good morning it is a thursday, 4:42. golden gate bridge -- >> are you sure? >> did it look like that? >> it did misty across. lombard street too. >> we'll get meteorologist mike nicco to talk more about that and the warming temperatures. >>> uc berkeley says, despite the way it looks a retrofited memorial stadium will be red any time for september day pwaoufplt crews working 10 to 12 hours a day, six days a week to finish the 321 million dollar renovation. work began 21 months ago. most seats installed as are the lights and the sound system artificial turf scheduled at the star

the debate is going on right now at berkeley. residents as well as uc berkeley students.stood up to aim to seek homeless off the city sidewalks. >>> we didn't need a show, but it's nice to see. we have talent here in the bay area. the dancers gave it their all on "america's got talent," but were not swayed by the judges. take a look. >> even though you guys may not like it, i'm sure america really loved it. i honestly think we are different. >> the judges gave us mixed reviews. we enjoyed watching these guys. they finished the quarter finals to roaring applause and not much love from the judges. the dance troop lion dance from san francisco competed tonight. find out how america voted tomorrow night at 9:00 here on nbc bay area. we are going back to kansas city to check in with the giants and a's at the all-star game. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day, you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty second, for crying out lo

she has been a tremendous mentor to me and thousands of students at uc berkeley. all winners today. i am pleased and proud to announce at tonight's winner is dr. elaine kim. [applause] elaine is very proud to accept this award. she is out of town and could not be with us this evening. let's give her another round of applause in absentia, and thank applause in absentia, and thank you very muc

finally, it's on the outside of the berkeley community theater. all people brought together through the arts. unfortunately, it was not the last. the war came along. and anton refurgie. there were controversial. there were tried in washington in 1953. he had a panel showing the arts and sciences. there is luther burbank and jack london. there was a thing on the side. it says federal art project and has beginning and ending date. that is a wall which becomes a tomb stone. the artists themselves are becoming ghosts. that's what he's doing there. joseph danish. head of the projects, it is it was a wonderful time that he woke up every morning wondering how long it would last. they were being paid to produce public art. well, what happened of course is the war. the war came along. and roosevelt could see it coming. so, very few people understand the new deal segways into war. they beefed up the military bases like fort mason. my 1943, they are all killed. the war did what the new deal couldn't do, full employment. there were reports, it's still with mi

in addition, we have technology partners with berkeley laboratories. for us, a lot of the breakthroughs in our technology have really come from our partners that research laboratories and our staff. i would add to that, not only is that where it came from, but it is the type of environment that fosters creation. there is another benefit to being in this type of environment. lots of service providers, lots of other companies that are also starting businesses, whether you need legal assistance -- obviously, we have the lab space. recruiting is important for start-ups. staffing, exactly. so we have that as part of this innovation center. >> access to education and access to the right environment. >> yes, i would say so. >> ibm is a big company. i am sure there are a lot of people in the valley that still see it as an east coast-based company. the reality is you have been here for a long time. can you talk about the ontario culture here and what is being done that with the great ideas -- a entrepreneurial culture here and what is being done with the great

today at the berkeley marina. people came from all over the bay area to take part. >>> one of the biggest in the united states where lucky to be close by and participate >>> i've done this when i was younger, when we saw this event we said we should take the kids over and capture the childhood feeling. >>> the festival ended with a kite fighting contest this afternoon. >>> the numbers in the bay area some came up some came down, the general trend is warmer weather in the bay area. the number solarizing today will bay 90 degrees + inland by tuesday. as you head out tonight some low clouds along the shoreline for the bay and inland clear and breezy. temperatures near 70 degrees at 8:00 p.m. tonight this may affect our weather in the sierra and southern parts of the forecast is owns this monsoonal is on heads toward california it is in yuma it is 150 mi. farther west than last night it will continue to press north and west and potential for buildups in the sierra by the middle of next week yosemite could get thunders

reporting live in berkeley, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, an exhaustive rescue this morning to get to a lost and injured hiker out of steep terrain in napa. about 1:00 this morning the the highway patrol helicopter launched a search of the area around mt. st. helena. at one point the chopper landed and the crew called out to the missing man. he responded. then using night-vision goggles they took off again and found him. it was too dark to attempt a resc rescue, so at dawn a chopper launched again and hoisted the man to safety. he was take on the hospital for treatment. >>> the manhunt continues for three people who forced their way into a home, robbing a mother and a son at gunpoint. union city police say the trio broke into that home last night at hanford street. at some point, a fight broke out between the suspects and the people living there. a 62-year-old woman was shot. police not yet giving us an update on her condition. her adult son, who was hilt on the head, police say that injury is nonlife-threatening. neighbors, they were just shocked and surprised

happening now, the launch of a weekly event in berkeley. john is live near telegraph where he found mixed opinions about the arrival of food trucks, including the owner of a brick and morter restaurant who is not too thrilled. john. >> reporter: gasia, here it is. the rolling buffet. it is off the grid with its food trucks and tonight it's in an area that needs a second helping. >> anything else for you? >> off the grid brought some of its tastiest selections to berkeley's telegraph corridor tonight. >> it is small businesses, local, grown here, made here, and people trying to get up on their feet. >> this is first rate stuff. this truck is outstanding. >> the culinary convoy is parked at telegraph three blocks from the uc campus. an area that has been struggling because no longer people buy books or music in stores. >> it's the lack of foot traffic that used to be present because of the anchor, very strong stores that is more responsible than anything else for the current condition. >> and a big fire last november put three popular restaur

late tonight meeting over contested piece of land owned by uc berkeley. 7 land owned by uc berkeley. 7 news >> anything really bad happene happened, one of the officers can be dead. >> scary moments during a mountain rescue. officer september to help nearly loses his life. good evening. >> that chp officer alive today thanks to the heroic act of some hikers he was sent to help. he was struck in the head with a rotor blade of the rescue helicopter this all happened in a rugged area of the shasta trinity forest north of redding. l lillian kim has the remarkable tale. >> dr. kill birney's an avid headacheer. last weak he wasen jig the breath taking scenery near big bear lake. his hiking trip took unfortunate turn when he break the left leg. his best friend dan grass of sunnyvale with him. >> kind of took unplanned stop and rolled his leg. he broke his leg and tore some of the tendon in the ankle. >>reporter: camp counselor elizabeth and bryce of santa cruz happened to be in the are area. they radio for help. and in about an hour a chp hopper arrived. chopper landed safely but all of sud

she has been a tremendous mentor to me and thousands of students at uc berkeley.ey are all winners today. i am pleased and proud to announce at tonight's winner is dr. elaine kim. [applause] elaine is very proud to accept this award. she is out of town and could not be with us this evening. let's give her another round of applause in absentia, and thank you very much. [applause] do i get to keep this? [laughter] >> thank you very much. congratulations to dr. kim, and special thanks to our other nominees. we were like to thank everybody for all of their hard work for their time in coordinating and organizing the awards process. please could give them a round of applause -- please give them a round of applause. [applause] are your stomachs growling? there is a reception, catered by some of the best agent pacific -- asian pacific ches. at this time, i would like to bring up chris, the owner and chef to speak on behalf of all of tonight's chefs. that is a little nervous. i have been speaking to him backstage. give him a really warm welcome, and make him feel really we

that would mean like uc berkeley school of business and nursing programs. the increases would make uc professional programs among the most expensive in the nation. students say they are worried the regents will bump fees if the governors tax initiative fails. we are here at the uc berkeley campus waiting to find graduate students to find out what they think about the possibility of a fee increase. we will have continuing coverage. for now we are live on the uc berkeley campus christien kafton. >>> time now 5:04. in the presidential race today mitt romney will campaign today in ohio at a town hall meeting. yesterday in pennsylvania romney accused president obama of supporting a government centered society. after campaigning in texas yesterday, president obama has meetings at the white house today before he heads out tomorrow on a two-day campaign swing in florida. now democrats and now some republicans as well are still calling for mitt romney to release more of his tax returns. >>> president obama could become the first president ever to be outspent by a ch

we'll check out westbound 80 through berkeley, traffic right now still flowing well, no major problems down, drive time 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze south bay, live shot in san jose, this is northbound 101, right underneath 880, it is zooming along nicely from morgan hill, gilroy up the peninsula into san francisco. >>> next, mars like you have never soon it before. new pictures just released. >>> frightening scene in china. high -- high-wiy." i'm paula faris. i'm a dancer. and until now, my feet showed it. [ female announcer ] gold bond ultimate healing foot cream. 7 penetrating moisturizers and vitamins, 'cause foot skin's 20 times thicker. this stuff really works. >>> good morning. giants headed to the all-star break after getting hammered by the pirates in pittsburgh, 13-2. rough outing for lincecum. a's extra innings beat mariners 2-1, walk-off double in the 13th at the coliseum. >>> nasa released two images from mars. the exploration rover opportunity captured this picture showing the fifth martian winter. this 360° scene combines more than 800 images taken by

i-80 through emeryville and berkeley okay thank goodness that is safe. bay bridge toll, minor back up for the cash paying lanes. looking good there, golden gate bridge much less fog this morning, easy ride. the san mateo bridge also looks great now this is westbound traffic heading out of hayward. we are still following this injury crash in castro valley, five canyons parkway blocked northbound approaching 580. i'll have another update in my next report. >>> 6:09. >>> what is happening today at penn state, after the release of a critical report on the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal plus the fallout the university to be -- could be facing. >>> new plan possibly in the works by amazon.com to get you the items you order online faster. >>> good friday morning. friday the 13th, cooler weather today being see from this live picture san francisco looking at the bay and the bay bridge we have low clouds with us again as we start day. mike has the temperatures in your neighborhood coming up. >>> four people still missing in british columbia this morning after a

. >>> a free berkeley education, how does that sound to you? it's possible, but as good as its sounds, some professors on campus have their concerns. there's a controversial program under way. does it have the same weight? i bet a lot of people are asking that. >> that is the big question, jessica. the university of california at berkeley is teaming one the nation's top universities to provide free online forces to anyone with internet connection and while many are applauding cal's efforts many say the growing trend of online courses is raising eyebrows. >> reporter: these uc berkeley students are doing what they say is essential to their education, collaborating with one another. >> you have to be able to bunoue ideas off of other students and that's how you internalize what you've learned. >> many could only dream of getting a taste of university courses until now. university officials held a teleconference this afternoon to announce cal is joining forces with harvard and m.i.t. to offer university caliber classes online for free, through a l