specifically, whether it was berkeley police or who knows. so could you tell something about co-intel pros in your book, if they exist? >> yeah. co-intel pro was a secret program that hoover started in the 1950s in response to a u.s. supreme court decision. the u.s. supreme court had reversed the convictions of communist party leaders on the ground that it wasn't illegal just to be in the communist party. the government, you needed to show that kindist party -- communist party members were actively involved in trying to illegally overthrow the government. so this put a big crimp in hoover's operations. and he began the program. secret operation that was aimed at disrupting and neutralizing people. and the first co-intel pro was focused on the communist party, the second one was on the socialist workers party. there was another one on the new left, another one on white hate groups and another one on what the fbi called black nationalist hate groups. and in the files concerning the university of california, you do see co-intel pro documents whe

by the way, one of the reasons i came to the uc berkeley -- yes. >> like uc berkeley? >> i like it. i graduated from uc berkeley too. [applause] >> law school. that is where i went. are we ready? >> that was the -- go back into our routine. it may happen when we are doing our regular thing. we will continue as we are and when we hear that, we do what we always do, okay. thank you very much. >> thank you, thank you. we actually maybe will stick around. we are interested to see whether grace does become president. how many know we are voting for president of the united states? >> go obama. >> yeah, i will take a pass on it. thank you very much for all of your attention, for making sure you asked the right question when you go home tonight. we appreciate that you take responsibility. you will be a great friend to your class mates and good family member and good citizen of san francisco. thank you very much. good job, you did great. >> great in your uniforms as well. >> we are uniforms as well. >> love the stars they are all wearing. >> for third grade, very attentive. thank you for let

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easing up across the berkeley curve and jammed up at the bay bridge. the rain has not yet hit this issue. it may be an issue along the peninsula because 280, 101, 19 coming through the city, you'll get slick roadways as well. the rain coming through here and san mateo in the next few minutes. we're looking at san jose for heavy rainfall as well. we'll end with this map and talk about what to watch in the south bay for your off-ramps as well coming up. back to you. >>> also happening now, today's weather expected to play a role in what sfo calls its busiest travel day of the season. christie smith is live at the airport this morning which is expecting a record-breaking day. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. so far we've only gotten a little bit of sprinkles here at sfo, but you know i was talking with one of the baggage handlers and he was saying that this is already a very, very busy morning. he said normally you only get a couple of cars coming and going but it has been a steady stream, car after car. lines are long but they are moving.

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in berkeley with what that kind of shopping experience is. jodi? >> reporter: i'm on fourth street and berkeley, a street known for its unique boutique-style shops. while the area did brisk business today, in fact, you can see there are still plenty of shoppers out here, nothing like the images we saw from those big shopping malls and shoppers here are happy about that. >> i'm not looking for the biggest tv or the best deal on a blender. >> reporter: but christine and her daughter are looking for gifts that are unique. she made a point to skip the crowded malls, opting instead to support local business on black friday. >> these things are made by local people. so we feel like we're contributing to the 99% to people who are really striving to make it. and it just feels good. >> reporter: some call it plaid friday. others call it in the black. it's all part of an effort to attract shoppers to mom and pop operations. and if you don't shop today, small business saturday is on tap. >> whatever name we all come up with, it's all about shopping loca

as far as the senate races, we believe dean heller will defeat shelley berkeley. it will be close. the democrats are doing well. we believe president obama will in nevada and the hispanic vote plays a big role. an upset is not unheard of, given these circumstances. i would not rule out berkeley entirely, by any means, but i think dean heller will manage to win a close election because he's the incumbent. as far as missouri, we kept that open for a while. let's be honest, the republicans are apoplectic about todd akin.

proceeds will be give on the the berkeley food and housing project.e says he wants to honor those serving in the million and hopes others there take time to recognize the risk they take for the freedom of others. >> we're proud. from the heart. we give from the heart. sometimes it's hard to understand because they don't see it. but we gave a lot. we were willing to give a lot. so that you can be free. i wish they would understand that. sometimes just no more than to say hello. it means a lot. >> advocates for homeless vets say the problem is increasing and they say it is important for people to be aware of this, not just on veteran's day but every day. live in berkeley, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> it's another chilly night across the bay area. you are looking live at san francisco. it is beautiful, isn't it? the temperatures are expected to dip in to the 40s overnight. rob, is it going to warm up anytime soon? >> i think we will manage a little warming in the middle of the week. right now it is chilly. inland valleys to the nor

reporting from cal berkeley, go, bears! ken? >> all right, roberta.thank you for that. >>> it's a $23 million blessing for a southern california family. the winning ticket to a jackpot had been sitting in a victorville woman's car without her even knowing it. today the mystery winner came forward and collected her prize. the mother of 7 children including 2 adopted special needs boys has a dozen grandchildren and is struggling to support everyone. she says she still can't believe it was her daughter the lottery was looking for. >> she said, i'm going to text you a picture and you tell me who it is. so i put my 99-cent dollars glasses and i have put two pairs to see and it was charlene. and i thought she robbed a bank. [ laughter ] >> most of the $17.8 million will be used to care for her two special needs boys. but first, she is taking them to disneyland. >>> overcharged at the supermarket time and time again. but are you getting the freebies the store is legally required to give you? an exclusive undercover consumerwatch investigation next. >> and co

if passed it would -- [ unintelligible ] supports including berkeley's mayor say the measure will therage in directing the homeless to city funded programs to help them out. >>> same-sex marriage could make a historic breakthrough. voters will vote on whether to legalize same-sex marriage in their states. gay rights advocates believe today saturday they have a chance to break streak in one or more states minnesota will died whether to place a ban in that -- will decide whether to place a ban in that state's constitution. get real-time results on abc7news.com the moment the polls close live updates all night facebook.com/abc7news and through twitter. >>> right now a live picture taking to you wisconsin in janesville, where you see paul ryan at the polling place with his family getting ready to vote. we showed you vice president biden and also mitt romney voting this morning as well. the president already cast his ballot in early voting two weeks ago. again, all the presidential and vice presidential candidates have gotten their votes in. >>> we'll all be closely watching this election

by the way, one of the reasons i came to the uc berkeley -- yes. >> like uc berkeley? >> i like it. i graduated from uc berkeley too. [applause] >> law school. that is where i went. are we ready? >> that was the -- go back into our routine. it may happen when we are doing our regular thing. we will continue as we are and when we hear that, we do what we always do, okay. thank you very much. >> thank you, thank you. we actually maybe will stick around. we are interested to see whether grace does become president. how many know we are voting for president of the united states? >> go obama. >> yeah, i will take a

people going to downtown berkeley or to the game are being advised to take public transportation. there will also be shuttle service from rock ridge bart and a shuttle from the berkeley marina. >>> a total of four meteorite fragments have been found in navato there in those locations. >>> it is a story we first told you about and now a jury will decide if a principal broke the law when she did not tell police about accusations of sex abuse against one of her teachers, we are at the courthouse, tune in then for a live update on jury deliberations. >>> thank you for trussing ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you the next time news breaks and we are always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios

>>el instituto multicultural de berkeley ofrecerá comida el 21 de diciembre. voluntarios para ese dia. >>en este dia de acción de gracias, como cada años la iglesia sirvio 5 mil cenas completas a individuos solitarios y familias. >>los voluntarios planean distrubuir bolsas de comida mañana durante las primeras horas del dia. >>me siento bendecida de tener algo de comer, poder ayudar es lo mejor. >>si quiere beneficiarse o ser voluntario, llamelos. >>la mayoría de los consumidores no tendrán que pagar mucho más por una cena, costo es 49,48 centavos. >>miles de personas permanecieron en fila todo el dia en espera de que las tiendas abrieran sus puertas para aprovechar las ofertas. >>estamos en vivo en un centro comercial en calle monterrey y cormer, donde hay una larga fila de personas que quieren aprovechar las rebajas >>venimos a comprar dos tv. >>una tele. >>parece que varios compradores tienen en la mira solo aparatos electrónicos. >>para ser los primeros llegaron temprano. >>llegamos a las 10 y nos quedamos a dormir aquí >>otros compradores acamparon afuera

in berkeley, elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> oh, my god. that's shocking. >> hot lingerie, stolen. 11,000 worth of bras swiped from a victoria's secret. >>> she was rich but clueless. how a california woman drove around with $23 million in her car and didn't even know it. >>> this man thought he was being watched. and he was right. >> you can very clearly identify me getting out of the car with my two daughters. >> who is taking thousands of photos and why there's a good chance you're in them. next. your house, or stopped at ad light: there's a good >>> whether you park in front of your house or stopped at a red light, there is a good chance that you and your car are under surveillance and you probably have no idea. one bay area man thought he was being watched. he found out he was right. cbs 5's allen martin on who is scanning your every move. >> reporter: whether it's cell phones, gps or e-mail, the intersection of technology and privacy was paid long ago. back when the internet was known as the information superhighway. but now it seems

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. >> in berkeley the search for a wounded deer and whoever decided to shoot it with a bow and arrow. >>> good evening i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. new damage estimated from superstorm sandy could make it the second most expensive storm in u.s. history after hurricane katrina. the estimates are between $30 and $50 billion. that includes economic losses, property damage and lost business. 90 people are known to have died in the storm. that number could go up. 4.5million people in 12 states are still without power tonight. cbs 5 reporter sharon chin has more now. >> reporter: some of the subway lines are rolling again. many people are finding recovery slow. they're out of gas, out of food, and out of patience. tensions flair on the road to new york city. traffic jams and gas lines stretched for miles in a commute of chaos. >> get in front of me. >> reporter: some stations ran out of fuel or power for pumps. triple a says only a third of the stations are open in new jersey and long island. some bridges opened up but police are enforcing a three person car pool to ease congestio

it some of the water and waste in the bay here at the berkeley marina. the wind--if you are a morning person that you like to draw this to be the best time for you to do that. i saw a few people heading to the marino with fishing poles and i'm not sure whether not they will be on a bold but this certainly is not the best bolting weather for youatub weather for you. >> this is a one-two punch and the biggest punch will come into thursday into friday morning. a lot of people do not want flooding and in san francisco you can get free salmon eggs if you live in a low-lying area. this about 6500 san bed are available, but they are only for sampras's go residents. residents much show their city issued identification in order to get sandbags. and there is a limit of 10 per household. >> aside from the problems it can cause. the rain is welcome and per haps a bit overdue and the south bay in particular. take a look at uvas reservoir in the foothills of the santa cruz mountains. west of gilroy. here is just 13% of capacity right now and entirely dependent on the

so he was made in berkeley. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. how are we doing as we kick off the week? >> pretty good. another storm system coming our way. it looks like some of the sky shots might get here from the bay area. you get to the "twilight" movie, the sky shots, also part of that scene. let's get a look at the doppler radar. we have a related system off to the north. it is producing showers off to the north bay. we're going to track that coming up. but i thought you may want to get a look at some of the rainfall totals up in the north bay over the past weekend. 2 to 3 inch no, sir the north bay hills. in the santa cruz mountains also coming in with 2 to 3 inches. so some very impressive rainfall totals over the past 72 hours. right now that radar is dry. but we are talking than next storm coming. in and it's already helping to drop temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. let's take you outside of that live hd sky camera network. you can see right now the transamerica building, well, it's starting to get shrouded in some cloud cove

bay bridge and 80 through berkeley and emeryville. macarthur maze, the back-up is just horrendous, back to 80 and 580 jammed back to 24. approaching the bay bridge. we have a new stall in the can't leave section, earlier five car that has been cleared but new stall. here is behind the toll plaza. bumper-to-bumper, now the third stalled big rig, westbound 80 before powell that we have had this morning. westbound 80 commute is bumper-to-bumper. if you have to come in the bay bridge, use bart. that would be best alternate this morning. another accident reported 580 and 680 in the dublin pleasanton area. that is malt monitor pass is jammed, 35 minutes from the carquinez and that one increasing all the time. exclusive traffic app, 6680 coming towards the accident. you can see very heavy traffic approaching there as well. alternate route and around that would be surface streets. you can download our waze app. it's a busy morning. >> eric: thank you. in health nice this morning, a new report says the nation's diabetes problem is getting wors

it happened near the berkeley marina. the boat's earning got caught in reverse and started taking on water. none of the eight people on board was hurt. a dog, cat and snake were also rescued. officials say calm weather played a big role in the smooth rescue. >> luckily it was a calm day on the bay. they weren't dealing with a difficult chop or anything like that. but yeah, they're uneasy. they wanted to get off that boat. >> the boat was towed into the marina for repair. >>> shoppers were everywhere today, and it started really early, actually late last night. shoppers at the mall in livermore were undeterred. ten hours later the lines to get inside were still long. at one store there was a 90-minute wait for an early bird special that had already expired. the hangups didn't seem to damper people's spirits. >> who doesn't love black friday? >> the deal is gone actually. >> we did an hour just to get here and another 30 minutes to park. >> was it worth the hour driving and hour parking? maybe. but it's black friday and tha

it is illegal to shoot in areas like berkeley. anyone spotting the deer should call the california department of fish and game to come and help this animal as soon as possible. >>> it is about to get loud around east bay city of dublin. tomorrow morning the department of homeland security is directing a training session for a group of government agencies. the alameda county sheriff's office is warning residents that a series of explosions will be heard between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 in the afternoon. the officials say the explosions will not endanger in any people or property. it is just a drill. the weekend is upon us. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with our forecast. >> the warmth is almost near as the weekend is nearing. let's show uh -- show you a time lapse. this is what it looked like, fog and low clouds and the visibility was fluctuating in some areas. this is what your morning commute could look like. we do have some low clouds around and a patch of some dense fog around the watsonville area where visibility is down to a

berkeley and oakland hills seeing a few showers and richmond and hercules. bay a few light showers around fremont south of san jose and 880 and 680 mountain view a few showers and a couple of showers around daly city and south san francisco. there will likely be urban and small stream flooding and a flash flood watch is in effect. warnings will be posted over the weekend if the rainfall comes to fruition. it looks like it will. everything in the atmosphere has come together exactly as the computer forecast models said. they said we would have a big broad area of low pressure consolidating all of this tropical moisture that's out there the remnants of the hurricane 1,000 miles away. number 2 all that low would get steered into the bay area eventually part of that by tonight and tomorrow. so this moisture coming all the way from hawaii making it all the way to healdsburg and the rest of the bay area. it's going to be very soggy until sunday night. that's finally when the low pressure area will move out. the tropical moisture gets pushed to the south and say go

live in berkeley, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> cal state officials are considering a fee hike for certain students. they want to increase fees on seniors who remain in school but have credits to graduate. >>> worker was arrested on suspicion of prostitution. they received several complaints from citizens about prostitution. authorities say the worker solicited an under cover deputy on tuesday for a sexual act before the arrest. >>> the man accused of killing a teacher last month appeared in court today. darnell washington faces 9 counts in connection with the killing of susie ko. today a hearing was set for november 16 for him to enter a plea. he and his wife were arrested in seattle while driving a car that was taken from susie ko's home. tania washington is still awaiting extradition. >>> san francisco held a prayer service today for a 20-year-old man killed in the bay view. >> hear our prayers for your son. >> it was held where he was gunned down friday night. the group hopes its prayers will help stop the killings in the city. he is the 59th homicide victim of the year. >>

it is illegal to shoot in areas like berkeley. anyone spotting the deer should call the california department of fish and game to come and help this animal as soon as possible. >>> it is about to get loud around east bay city of dublin. tomorrow morning the department of homeland security is directing a training session for a group of government agencies. the alameda county sheriff's office is warning residents that a series of explosions will be heard between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 in the afternoon. the officials say the explosions will not endanger in any people or property. it is just a drill. the weekend is upon us. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with our forecast. >> the warmth is almost near as the weekend is nearing. let's show uh -- show you a time lapse. this is what it looked like, fog and low clouds and the visibility was fluctuating in some areas. this is what your morning commute could look like. we do have some low clouds around and a patch of some dense fog around the watsonville area where visibility is down to a

chris and i have been friends since we pledged the fraternity at uc berkeley in 1978. want to first thank chris's family for allowing me the honor of speaking today as we celebrate chris's amazing life. i look at this crowd. i try to figure out how much he achieved so much while making personal and professional connections and lifelong friends all over the world. this beautiful light-filled rotunda is the perfect seting to celebrate chris's life. he was a true renaissance man and offered a lesson in modern day enlightenment to all he met. some say don't sweat the small stuff. chris was successful because he did pay attention to little details and common courtesis that showed the world that he cared. i think the roots of chris's enlightening character were evident when we were undergrads at cal. i would like to share examples. first of all we will start superficially on the topic of fashion. chris like many of our pledge class was from piedmont. i recall thinking what is up with piedmont. the khakis, penny loafers and button-down shirts? chris lived in the room across f

on the east bay highs of 70 in berkeley. 73 in danville and concord.is the accu-weather forecast. 84 degrees monday and tuesday. 80 apiece around the bay. low 70s on the coast. don't forget to set your clocks back over the weekend. tuesday looks like an almost summer like day. later in the week cooling down. clouds gather and a chance of showers by friday. >> thank you. >> who knew mayor ed lee was such a good table tennis >>> police trying to solve a brazen robbery that took place halloween day. thieves went into the store and grabbed 180 bras from inside of a cabinet. that happened with about 20 customers inside of the store. the bras worth estimated $11,000 running about $60 a piece. police expect them to put merchandise on sale, soon.8nd] >> be simple going to swap meets, flea markets. it could be a person that knows people that can dump them to people whork they know. >> police say thieves of this kind operate in teams. one zrakts sales people and others grab merchandise. >> it's been an unusual, busy week for the mayor first he got to take part i

closer inspection up in richmond and berkeley, highway 4 looking at wet weather.den gate bridge and over in to the peninsula from san bruno to san leandro looking at shower activity. we are on the back edge. 280 down through west hillsdale road. in sierra nevada, near 40 degrees, sunshine and higher elevation snow. it's been raining down at lake level. by the morning, only a couple inches at lake level. 1.58 inches up in santa rosa, with over 2 inches in mount tam. san francisco, .67 with livermore, .19 and over a tenth of an inch in mountain view and san jose. we will see a stronger system from moderate to brief areas of heavy rain later on in evening into the overnight hours, then we get another break. here is that first system continuing to push into the central valley. temperatures behind it dropping a few degrees. 57 half moon bay. fremont, 60 for you. mountain view, 06. we got the fog out, as well. it is a sloppy start to the day. do give yourself extra time. by the afternoon we will be anticipating out ahead of it breezy southerly winds. here is the timing.

from kindergarten to my time at uc berkeley, i just started dropping off my daughter at kindergarten this year and i am concerned about the state of public education. we fund our kids about $8,000 per pupil that feels like a lot of money, compare that to new york, new jersey, massachusetts, and you are talking anywhere between $14,000 to $15,000. almost double what california is. that is a tra vesty. i think that if you look at the fee increases for uc and higher education it is a absolute crime that we are divesting in our future. we need to make sure that we invest in education. education is the way that we grow our economy. and it is the way that we grow our jobs and to make sure that we invest in all of the future. i was an investment. >> california invested in me and my education. >> mr. bryer, how do we get that great reputation back for great education. >> the first thing is that i agree that we have to fund our schools, first and foremost, that is not enough. we have to improve our school system and my grandfather actually one of the first people that i was told to originate

headed to similar rallies over in san francisco and there's another big rally today at noon at uc berkeley. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> fire crews say they now know what started an overnight fire in san francisco's castro neighborhood. the call came in after 2:00 this morning at a three-story victorian home on noe street, two blocks north of market street. firefights say it was all started by a wall heater. flames spread to the entryway of that home which had been converted into six apartments. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. but the smoke did force a temporary evacuation of all 12 residents. >> a mess inside now. water and the walls, ceilings have been knocked down. but all in all, i think everybody came out safely. >> we can tell you only one of the apartments sustained any serious damage. the people that lived there were allowed back in about an hour ago. >>> also in san francisco in a wild chase sends a bicyclist to the hospital. the driver has been arrested before. it started early this morning when the woman tried

free online courses are offered at stanford and uc berkeley. officials at stanford say in the three online courses they offer, about 450,000 people have signed up. but not everyone is happy about that. many students who pay thousands of dollars in tuition say that is just not fair. >> i think it's really cool that berkeley is trying to spread their great education to everywhere but at the same time it's a little frustrating since i'm paying so much. >> most students who sign up for the program are going to school part time. many colleges say the online courses will not meet the full requirements to get a college degree. >>> today a new ad almost hit the web targeting san francisco supervisor christina who voted to reinstate sheriff ross mirkarimi. ivory madison recorded the ad. she first told police about the new year eves fight between mirkarimi and his wife. she thought reporting the ad would help protect women but said the system didn't work. >>> students at uc berkeley will hold a rally against a controversial city measure on next tuesday's

allen is in a grocery store in berkeley. allen? >>reporter: the company hospital test was going to make the announcement tonight but postponed until tomorrow morning. now we have been to 3 safeway grocery stores and the shelves are still stocked with hostess snack cake. tomorrow however could be a different story. if for 82 years the booked goods part of the american diet and drinkie one of the best selling product. memory stretch back to childhood. >> elementary school and junior high after football we kind of like eating that. >> i love twinkie at one time. probably haven't had one for 30 years. that's maybe why they are going out of business. >>reporter: the drinkie, oh, oh, and ding dong close to become ago distant memory if the strikers don't return to work. host east will close the operation as early as tuesday which means 18,000 workers nationwide could lose their jo job. about 140 employees are on strike at the hostess bakery in oakland. pl the baker union is revving to accept an 8% pay cut with 20 percent decrease in benef

in berkeley hills. he was found near grizzly peak boulevard. the man was in his 20s and was reported missing by a friend earlier that day. investigators say the exact cause of death is unclear but they do not suspect foul play. >>> laura, this morning the prime minister of belize asking john mcafee to give himself up and surrender. police would like to talk to him about the death of his neighbor last week. mcafee claims he's being framed and refuses to turn himself in. in a phone conversation with the associated press, he explains why. >> to put myself in their hands i think is lunacy, i really do. what i can expect is that they will do what they do, beat me soundly until i confess to a multitude of sins, including i guess the murder of jimmy hoffa, and then simply execute me. and the execution would be the preferred method. and here in belize people die in prison constantly. >> mcafee has led an eccentric life since he stoeld his stake in the tech company. neighbors say he had a testy relationship with

it is illegal to shoot in areas like berkeley.ould call the california department of fish and game to come and help this animal as soon as possible. >>> it is about to get loud around east bay city of dublin. tomorrow morning the department of homeland security is directing a training session for a group of government agencies. the alameda county sheriff's office is warning residents that a series of explosions will be heard between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 in the afternoon. the officials say the explosions will not endanger in any people or property. it is just a drill. the weekend is upon us. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with our forecast. >> the warmth is almost near as the weekend is nearing. let's show uh -- show you a time lapse. this is what it looked like, fog and low clouds and the visibility was fluctuating in some areas. this is what your morning commute could look like. we do have some low clouds around and a patch of some dense fog around the watsonville area where visibility is down to a quarter of a mile. so you m

it's a nice looking start from vallejo to berkeley. it has been nice. and of course we always keep an eye on this because sometimes things go wrong. right now things are still doing pretty welcoming into san francisco. if you are driving in san jose northbound 280 traffic off to a good start. i would be very happy if it stayed this way. weather is actually cooperating. speaking of the weather let's go to steve. >> it is indeed. although a little patchy fog. generally you want calm conditions and clear skies. we have mostly clear skies. this system coming in this will disrupt the fog a little bit. north bay down to the virginia lyonnais valley and popping up in the east bay as well. if you see anything you can always tweet me. i love the reports that come in. higher clouds dying system. there is not much too it. it will just fall apart. when you see them come in like this they are toppling over that means they are losing their energy source. areas of dense fog. not as wide spread. low visibility on some of that though. quarter mile orless. dry forecast t

. >>> uc berkeley students walked out of class to demand a reduction in tuition.sprawl plaza was the scene of a noisy protest. university officials say the prop 30 tax funds will prevent about $250 million in cuts. >> this is the start for us to get our bodies out on the street and demonstration that we're here first and fore most we're not apt mystic. >>> protesters said they will make their sroeuzs heard again next week at the uc berkeley -- make their voices heard again next week at the uc berkeley meeting. >>> under the proposal so called super seniors who already have enough units to graduate would pay extra. so would students who repeat courses and those who take 18 units or more per semester. the board of trustees will consider their plans at their meetings. >>> four fire stations will be closing at the end of this year and the cuts aren't going to stop there. eric rasmussen is live in lafayette, he tells us this is all because of what happened on election night. >> reporter: you know measure q was a parcel tax to fill a budget hole at the fire protection d

allen is in a grocery store in berkeley. allen? >>reporter: the company hospital test was going to make the announcement tonight but postponed until tomorrow morning. now we have been to 3 safeway grocery stores and the shelves are still stocked with hostess snack cake. tomorrow however could be a different story. if for 82 years the booked goods part of the american diet and drinkie one of the best selling product. memory stretch back to childhood. >> elementary school and junior high after football we kind of like eating that. >> i love twinkie at one time. probably haven't had one for 30 years. that's maybe why they are going out of business. >>reporter: the drinkie, oh, oh, and ding dong close to become ago distant memory if the strikers don't return to work. host east will close the operation as early as tuesday which means 18,000 workers nationwide could lose their jo job. about 140 employees are on strike at the hostess bakery in oakland. pl the baker union is revving to accept an 8% pay cut with 20 percent decrease in benef

new development of a berkeley man beaten to death by a trespasser. his family is suing the police department for wrongful death. he was killed last february by a man currently receiving treatment at a state psychiatric institution. he called police after the man refused to leave his property. officers were busy that night because of an occupy oakland protest. when he went outside he was beaten to death. >> a controversial plan to triple the cost of registering your car in. there are doubts that lawmakers will be able to push through another tax. proposed formula 1.5% of the valuable of the vehicle. they want to be a constitutional amendment and it will be dedicated only to roads which means voters need to approve it. it could raise $4 billion a year for roads. >> we think it's time to step up and try to address the state hoe and local street and road repair needs. >> if you tripled by tax for my car, i mean, you basically taken food out of my kids' mouth. >> eric: they approved a temporary tax hike on themselves to save public schools. they say anoth

he also oversees uc berkeley's participation with harvard, mit and university of texas in free online courses called the edx. >> most of the people enrolled in these are not full time students. we get people in countries that get six hours of electricity a day and they were using that time to get an allocation in the class. >> reporter: her out of state tuition fees $40,000 a year. >> i think it's really cool that berkeley is trying to spread like their great education system everywhere, but at the same time it's a little frustrating since i'm paying so much. >> reporter: students exasperated by tuition hikes have ignited controversy on campus. according to the federal bank of new york americans owe a trillion dollars in student loans. but if this online program could help fund universities and help students no one knows just how yet. >> maybe they should counter it by charging a small fee. >> reporter: corserra offers classes. >> it might have taken a year to get something comparable. >> reporter: these free classes do not lead to a college degree. >> it would be a case of buyer bewa

. >>> uc berkeley fired its high paid head football coach hetford today.as david chambers reports, he leaves a lasting contribution on campus and is credited for the winning program. >> coach tedford released this statement. i am so grateful to all the of the coaches, players and support staff for playing. >> i love coach tedford, coach ted ford is the reason i'm here. >> i would have liked to see coach tedford here. that was my head coach, the coach i planned on finishing college with. but as anything in life you have to roll with the punches. >> reporter: although tedford will no longer be on the sideline he's left a lasting yet controversial legacy on campus. the newly built stadium. >> it's awesome. we don't have to go to at&t anymore. >> reporter: cal has hired a new firm to hire a new coach. in berkeley, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, tedford was the highest paid public employee in the state of california with the salary of $2.3 million a year. his contract with cal ran through the 2015 season. that means the university

. >>> uc berkeley fired its high paid head football coach hetford today.as david chambers reports, he leaves a lasting contribution on campus and is credited for the winning program. >> coach tedford released this statement. i am so grateful to all the of the coaches, players and support staff for playing. >> i love coach tedford, coach ted ford is the reason i'm here. >> i would have liked to see coach tedford here. that was my head coach, the coach i planned on finishing college with. but as anything in life you have to roll with the punches. >> reporter: although tedford will no longer be on the sideline he's left a lasting yet controversial legacy on campus. the newly built stadium. >> it's awesome. we don't have to go to at&t anymore. >> reporter: cal has hired a new firm to hire a new coach. in berkeley, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, tedford was the highest paid public employee in the state of california with the salary of $2.3 million a year. his contract with cal ran through the 2015 season. that means the university

the boat was taking on water about 200 yards from the berkeley pier.someone on the boat used a cell phone to call 911. >> there were three people on board. all had flotations twices so they would have saved enough in the cold water. there were calm conditions as well. >> three remains on board while the boat was taken into emeryville. a dog, a cat and a snake were also on the boat. >>> firefighters had expected a fire at a power plant for days. officials say arson is not suspected and damage is less than expected. the cause though hasn't been determined. the fire is not expected to affect power or water supplies. >>> tonight the california highway patrol reports slightly better numbers for its maximum enforcement period so far. in the bay area, officers arrested 71 drivers from wednesday at 6:00 p.m. until this morning. that's down from 73 dui arrests during that same period last year. statewide the chp has made 405 arrests so far also down from last year. there have also been 11 fatalities so far this weekend compared to 13 last year. >>> the californ

elsewhere 80 berkeley east shore freeway, westbound past the golden gate fields area, through berkeley getting a little more crowded, moving at the limit, no stalls or accidents. old oakland road north 101 in san jose big rig into the guardrail at the on-ramp to north 101, they've called for a tow truck. northbound 880 past a new reports of injury accident to shoulder someone may be trapped nay vehicle crews en route to hayward. drive times, busier commutes out now 580 towards the altamont pass, out of tracy highway 4 westbound east shore freeway carquinez bridge into the maze still under 20 minutes. >>> 5:10. >>> remember dusty the klepto kitty? he's back! he became a worldwide sensation find out if he has given up his life of crime. >>> well -- welcome back. quiet from the embarcadero to the bay bridge clear here we are watching fog i'm tracking it in the north bay and chilly showers in your forecast. i'll tell you when they will get here. >>> 5:14. reminder that you can donate to abc's day of giving. thanks to you 15 million dollars has been raised so far to help victims of supersto

he also oversees uc berkeley's participation with harvard, mit and university of texas in free onlinecourses called the edx. >> most of the people enrolled in these are not full time students. we get people in countries that get six hours of electricity a day and they were using that time to get an allocation in the class. >> reporter: her out of state tuition fees $40,000 a year. >> i think it's really cool that berkeley is trying to spread like their great education system everywhere, but at the same time it's a little frustrating since i'm paying so much. >> reporter: students exasperated by tuition hikes have ignited controversy on campus. according to the federal bank of new york americans owe a trillion dollars in student loans. but if this online program could help fund universities and help students no one knows just how yet. >> maybe they should counter it by charging a small fee. >> reporter: corserra offers classes. >> it might have taken a year to get something comparable. >> reporter: these free classes do not lead to a college degree. >> it would be a case of buyer bewar

we're along 80 in berkeley at university avenue. it's one of the most notorious stretches for crashes. you see plenty of traffic coming through here. crews are keeping close track of roads through hundreds of cameras and thousands of sensors all around the bay area. >> unfortunately, he did get hit. >> reporter: but that man was able to walk away, after a car crashed into him, on the 80 on-ramp. >> you have to watch for your safety. >> reporter: especially in the dark and wet conditions. >> if you think it's not going to happen to you, that's when it happens to you. you crash. you get hurt. worst-case scenario, somebody dies. it's a loved one. it's an innocent person. >> reporter: caltrans crews are working around the clock to prevent that worst-case scenario. >> reporter: its oakland-based traffic management center has 35 screens, connecting caltrans to 300 cameras set up around the bay area freeways, to help speed up response time to accidents and emergencies. this interactive map shows real-time traffic data, collected from thous

he been a berkeley long before harvard. so berkeley had this ability to recognize greatness long before harvard. [laughter] in any event, i just want to mention an interview but i just saw who talks about the fact that it's kind of an interview with him and a review of his new book pros, wildlife can do. he talks about the fact that the duty of the artist is to respond. and then he mentions the famous statement that poems cause nothing to happen. and he says the following. i think i'm quoting him literally. wordsworth read the german romantic poet. henry david thoreau red wordsworth very john mirer read here teddy roosevelt written your family have a national park system. this just reminds us of the old statement issued on it if you ever took in english cores that poets are still the unacknowledged legislators of the world. [applause] >> okay, thank you. can you hear me? professor nastier bch michael of african-american studies and not to the guys take a look at her, they hold and the race and educational policy at the univ

. >>> we have more details about a body found near the uc berkeley campus. what police are saying about the deadly discovery. >>> and we'll look here at fremont, 880 moves smoothly past the auto mall park sign. i'll show you where we have some brake lights already cropping up today, this thursday. >>> taking a live look outside this morning. a beautiful way to start our thursday, november 13th. enjoy this dry morning. that rain is coming, as mentioned. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you and thanks for joining us. 5:30 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. college students speaking out and camps out against tuition increases at uc schools. they have pitched those tents at ucsf outside of the board of regents meeting that is expected to continue today. christie smith is live at that campus where students are already up and getting out of those tents. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. about 35 of them, they have been camping out since yesterday, getting ready for that regents meeti