actually san francisco and berkley now look quite good. the injury risk per person walking in berkeley and san francisco is much lower than san jose or richmond. there's a factor of three difference between san jose or berkley. that's worth exploring. one of the things you find is injury risk per walker, is lower in the communities with a lot of walking so if you graph this out on this curve here - on the ex- axis is the amount of walking that occurs and more safe t communities are lower on the,y axis and berkley and san francisco stand out to be pretty good places to walk. these are actually considered healthy places to walk. met two goals. lower injury rate but lots of walking is good for health so. we want to be in the lower right and corner of this curve. that's where we have a healthy city. so in my paper i expanded this graph here and we looked at walking in 68 california cities and you see that these - the injury rate and amount of walking is closely coupled and indeed where you see more walking the injury rate is less and where the

and i found out they have some scholarships there for minorities at berkley. they had plenty of blacks, mexican and asians and no indians. i asked him about scholarships and they said, are you an indian think? said, yeah. and he said, you interested in going to school here? and i said, yeah. he said, you're in. and i said, you're kidding. they're going to give me money, they were going to give me money toward living expenses and books and so forth. so i went in and they said, i took the scholarship and said, you have to get the -- the dean turned me down. i had to go see the dean and i said, why did you turn me down to get in here? and he started tell meg, well, your grades aren't high enough. you have to work on a master's program, you have to have a 3.8, 4.0 or better. i had a 2.8. 2.8. so anyway they said, we were thinking of letting you in, but the dean over here doesn't want to let you in. so i went to see him and i said, why aren't you going to let me in? and anyway we started talking and he said, where are you from? and i said, i'm from oklahoma answere

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

. >> a earlier this week investigators released these three sketches a 22-year old berkley man is now facing charges in connection with a series of three rapes and attempted rapes at a walnut creek apartment complex.the contra costa county sheriff's department says it's arrested the suspected attacker.investigators have said they believed the same man was responsible for all three attacks at the park regency apartments in the 3100 block of oak road.the most recent attack happened tuesday morning when a 25-year old woman told authorities she awoke to find the attempted rapist's hands over her mouth. she was able to get away and attack him with pepper spray before he escaped.authorities have tied 30th and the second on july 6th. one of the three that resulted in an actual rape, police say. >> at various pulsating beat responsible for similar attacks in the bay area. and in this particular circumstance i think they can relax. i caution people to be aware of their surroundings and who's out there. the bill in chillon to take precautions locked doors and windows. report suspicious activiti

and san jose -- their average high is not even close. 63 oakland berkley. right at 70 for livermore and concord. and pa lo alto is 64. that's a cool day. reno is 88. 104 in las vegas. monterey to eureka it's a cold chilly day. there's another system that will come in right behind that. and a very strong low is going to dig down into the pacific northwest for the weekend. that might chew up the fog but it's going to keep temperatures far below averages. inland averages dropped four to 8 degrees. fog hanging back near the coast. but it sticks right there. sunny, breezy, and cooler inland. instead of the upper 80s and 90s, fairfield was 91. 81 today and winds at 30 miles per hour. 50s and 60s by the coast. our below average temperatures continue. it happened in june. we've carried it into the first two weeks of august. and no sign of any warmup for us. as you get towards september that's usually when we get the coast, the north wind. there's no sign of anything right now through 10 days, nothing. except cool if you like that. >> some people do. >>> thousands o

"cripple got into berkley." those were the headlines.eone with a disability was referred to as crippled back then. he was admitted to the university across the bay. as a consequence, he led the movement for disability rights. that was in 1962. in 1977, the movement really took shape just a stone's throw away in united nations plaza in san francisco. over 100 people assembled and did a set in. they denied access to city buildings. it was the longest sit in in the history of the rights movement. it was through that collective effort and the collective wisdom of those assembled and the leadership of ed roberts that the disability rights movement was born in a formal sense. it brought to the forefront nationally people of all political ideologies to come together. thousands of people assembled when president bush signed the legislation 20 years ago today. i want to celebrate that milestone. i want to it knowledge -- acknowledge those for their wor. it is a fundamental thing that needs to be advanced for those with mobility issues as well as

. >>> a berkley man pleaded not guilty to rape and attempted rape following a series of attacks at a apartment complex. 22-year-old antonio andre muton entered the plea yesterday. the attacks happened at the park regency apartments in unincorm rated contra costa county between june 30th, and august 10th. he was arrested in the eve over of the third attack. if convicted he could face 25 years to life in prison. >>> travelers book to fly mix cana airlines will have to find another option. the carrier is stopping operations. they file for bankruptcy and suspended many of the flights. if you bought tickets, there is a web site to fill out a form for a refund. go to ktvu.com, look under web links mentioned on tv. >>> federal reserve chief ben bernanke key says the u.s. economy weak ped more than expected. coming on the heels of new numbers that show economic growth is slower than expected. he said the outlook is uncertain and the economy remains vulnerable. second quarter economic growth of 1.6%. he says the fed is prepared to take additional steps in the economy deteriorates further. >>>

maps i can show you live storm tracker 2 , a few patches moving into the bay for san francisco and berkleynd the emoriville area. to the south you can see half moon bay, clear skies for mountain view and san jose. if we show you this, just a few high clouds in the upper 60s, it's 68 degrees. this was the scene earlier toward the estuary. you can see the fog thing out in the distance toward san francisco near the immediate shoreline. fog increasing tonight, pretty much identical forecast for wednesday but temperatures will be warming up by the weekend. for fremont tomorrow, starting off with the cloud cover at 7:00, 54 degrees, 12:00 64, 3:00 in the lower 70s. this has been the persistent weather pattern. it sticks around tomorrow and we'll call it cool to mild and we'll have the breezy on-shore winds approaching 20 miles an hour, but it will gradually be on the move by thursday, friday and the weekend. and we are talking about the warming trend, still that fog near the shoreline for the coast, minor warming and the inland areas, upper 80s to 90 degrees. the one trade off with this, fire da

done with the climb and it's time for me to head back to berkley. i was very weak and fortunately, we were still alive. that year five of 12 climbers that ascending died during the descend. i had to walk five days back to the nearest village to catch a jeep back to civilization. as i got to the village a string of kids started grabbing on to me and as i got near there was a stout, gruff man with a silver grin and he looked at me and he said peace be with you and then he looked at me and shook his a had had and said chiz l.a. i'm from the midwest and the best translation is what the heck. i was skruf if i and looked pretty bad and he said, son, i'd like you to come to our village but first, you need to take a bath. so, i went down to the river, very filthy, a washed up and we went for tea. in that sorry lame i learned many things. one out of three children there dies before the age of one. usually dehydration or diarrhea induced dehydration. many young men have left the villages to try and get jobs as dishwashers in the cities or work on construction

. >> reporter: hilda chan is a law student at berkley and a spin volunteer who helps parents needing food stamps maneuver through the welfare bureaucracy. >> we are the lowest metropolitan area in the nation five years straight for food stamp participation. we have about a third of people who are eligible, families and individuals who are poor enough to qualify for food stamps. out of all of them in san diego only a third of them are getting them. >> reporter: she says many people think that illegal or undocumented immigrants clog welfare rolls and then receive public benefits. >> you can't get public benefits if you are undocumented. >> reporter: period? >> period. >> the assumption is that they're lazy people, people with no real work value. a lot of times we talk about the culture of poverty, about people who are poor, who cannot delay gratify indication. that's generally our image of people who are in poverty and it's been that way for a very long time. >> reporter: oswald doesn't deny that there are cheaters, but he says he thinks that most people like liliana ooerks mother woul

in the play but actually was drawn from our financial struggles trying to build this house in the berkley hills. but it also sort of shows you how real life intrudes into your work and how we either can listen to it and put it into it or try to ignore it. i usually choose to sort of put everything that's going on around me in the world when i'm reading what i find intellectually curious into the work, no matter what the story is. >> so let's turn our attention a little bit to these characters you have created, 9, i think, characters, all very extremely different from different backgrounds. you spoke just now about wanting to find an authentic voice for each of them and working from the inside out. so how do you go about creating specific voices for a jewish russian character by way of yokohama, for an african american character, for all these different characters? i know you worked with specific actors. did they help at all? what was the process there? . >> absolutely. in terms of the african american characters, i wrote this piece initially for the act core company and i thought it would

africa is not just a boycott of the berkley's bank it was a very widespread boycott supported also by governments and it put a lot of pressure on the white population of south africa to to do away with apartheid but actually many stories today i was very skeptical about how much boycott was effective in the case of south africa because they're saying. africa is a country rich with natural resources they had many ways to find substitutes for what they couldn't import couldn't export and they found ways to stand out for a very long period of time we got started in the fifty's and apartheid only collapsed in ninety four but in israel palestine the situation is very different because here israel is one of the most globalized economies in the world compared to its size of course it's the tenth biggest per capita importer in the world and the eighth biggest per capita exporter in the world and that means there is a very sensitive to any kind of international boycott we cannot. hope in the short run at least to have a very widespread boycott like there was in south africa but even a fraction

but first a rest is made of the raid at the walnut creek apartments.w; >>a 22-year old berkley man is now facing charges in connection with a series of three rapes and attempted rapes at a walnut creek apartment complex.the contra costa county sheriff's department says it's arrested antonio andre mouton following the publication of a sketch of the suspected attacker.investigators have said they believed the same man was responsible for all three attacks at the park regency apartments in the 3100 block of oak road.the most recent attack happened tuesday morning when a authorities she awoke to find fetes pepper spray before he the same man to two other attempted attacks, one on june the july assault was the only one of the three that resulted in an actual rape, police say. >> what the suspect allegedly attacked all 31 of the complex. and >> we haven't been able to discover anything solid in this agency. as far as friends in the complex. that's a large complex. we're looking for people to help us finalize the details. >> authorities also say mouton maybe responsible for similar attacks i

60s range a good bit of wind across the bay this afternoon as well berkeley kite festival over by berkleyt will be a good day for that and the pattern hasn't changed much. still an extensive stratus layer working its way through golden gate and retreating through the day as temperatures warm to below normal for this time of year. we are a good 4 to 5 degrees cooler than we should be and looks like that pattern will continue through the week. not much big change expected in our overall weather pattern as we continue to see inland temperatures hovering in that upper 80s range, a little farther east into central valley, 90s but they should be in triple digits. moving back towards the water, cool into upper 70s and lower 80s. near the water upper 60s. low 70s. by the time you get back to the beach, way cool, low 60s upper 50s through the week and in -- at stern grove we will look for 62 degrees with afternoon sunshine expected. there a little patchy sunshine to go around and checking our seven-day forecast we find that pattern to continue here through the week as those hot temperatures peak o

the lower 70s palo alto, 75 sunny vail, 80s cupertino, 80 los gatoses, east bay location, lower 60s berkleyoakland, cross the hills and take a look what happens go from yellowish green the orange showing temperatures will warm to lowerle 80s antioch and brent wood, north bay locations, green and yellow, cool temperatures lower 70s kentville, lower 60s sausalito and san francisco and lower 70s napa to sonoma, to 69 degrees vallejo. seven-day forecast cool, yeah, i keep telling you that. you are like i am tired of hearing that. let's talk about something else. friday, saturday and sunday we are warming up yeah, more seasonal weather expected to be back in the forecast friday, saturday and sunday. that is a look at your weather this morning back up to you sydnie. >> thanks very much. 6:47 a.m. a major stock to watch today, hewlett packard after a surprise change at the top. jason brooks with kcbs and cbs money watch.com. good morning this took everybody by surprise chef >> exactly right. no one saw this coming involving ceo mark herd. investors are reacting the way you would expect sending sto

berkley similar conditions and temperatures san francisco lower 60s.y cloudy skies. 78 degrees danville and 82 at antioch. more bay area cities, high today and funnelly dot some warmer weather in the forecast. i will let you know when it is warming up, coming up. >>> we will have to head out to antioch to get a load of the sunshine. it is 5:22 a.m. the other guys are the main guys at the box office this week. >> i want to know everything now. >> i will talk to you. >> will farrell and mark wahlburg comedy knocking inception from its run at the top. it raked in more than $35 million. inception falling to number 2 with 18.6 million. step up 3d, salt and dinner for smugs. >>> users and sellers of medical marijuana were in san jose for hemp con 2010. it included lectures, exhibitors, entertainment. convention goers could buy medical marijuana and learn about the history. one merchant had glass pharmacy jars druggists uses to display cannabis in the late 19th and early 20th centuries when it was a legal painkiller. >> these jars were used for display in the

be able to notice that as we zoom in here, it's the fog and how thick it was for those of you from berkley to oakland and all the way down towards walnut creek, danville, dublin, and into livermore through the entire east bay. it stayed pretty consistent. keeping your temperatures down about ten degrees from yesterday. really is all a function of that fog this time of year. now, meanwhile, down here in the south bay, you did get to the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. los gados, 76. outside right now we saw sheryl hurd's live shot with the fog and the wind. right now it is moving southwest at 15 with humidity at 70%. now, as we look at tomorrow morning, temperatures, they're going to be in the 50s here to start off with even a few isolated 40s in the north bay. we're going to start off with the coolest temperatures in santa rosa with 45 degrees. napa at 52. also looking at 53. need a jacket once again for tomorrow morning. by 10:00 a.m. we start to see things go up just a bit. only the mid 60s here from the south bay to the east bay. then by the noon hour that's when conditions look to be bac

a laurence berkley lab reacher is among one of the scientists that will release gas into subway tunnelsthey aim to quickly minimize an attack. boston has the oldest of the nation's 15 subway systems. >> 6:40 the time. trading underway on wall street. a live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. a live look at the big board showing that the dow is down near 55 points right now. >> plus a judge deals a big setback to two peninsula towns fighting to change the route of the california high speed rail. >> why getting an intelligent edge may be as simple as picking up a glass of grapes. at least for women. >> a water park goes to the dogs. the first of a kind amusement park for man's best friend. force force south of laredo, there's a place... so hot, rattlesnakes combust. ♪ but we go, cause ya gotta eat bold. [ male announcer ] subway fiery footlong subs. the bold-acious new turkey jalapeño melt and buffalo chicken. subway. eat bold! they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whit

our go going to get some clearing -- you're going to get some clearing out in berkley.here are some 80s. that's going to happen in concord and out towards antioch. you're going to find some upper 80s. warmer still for your friday. i suspect we could see easily upper 80s, low thes on as we head into friday. that area, the 90s are going to start to drift west. and as they do, your naked will warm -- your neighborhood will warm up. san jose it starts off mostly cloudy and ends up mostly sunny. downtown san jose tomorrow with i might add -- has great air quality. air quality. no spare the air day this year or some summer for san jose. air quality is good. fire danger is low. daytime high 78 degrees. 69 degrees in vallejo. 79 in fairfield and in the five- day forecast something like this. it's cool but changing. what's going it happen we're going to watch the fire danger come up a bit and the air quality is going to take a hit as things begin to look more like summer. that's as we head towards the weekend. >> thanks, bill. >>> coming up next nasa scientists are making moves

. >> laurence berkley national laboratories hiring 160 workers and you don't necessarily have to be a scientist to get a job. >> part of san effort here at berkeley to not only attract the best talent available but want to enhance our work force by he recruiting and retaining a work force that reflects the diversity of the local community. >> today's california job journal hire event takes place in emeryville from noon until 4:00 at the hilton garden inn. in addition to the other jobs, there will be a special section on healthcare. >> a muni driver's account with another bus this weekend is being disputed. muni confirms its investigating witness accounts of this crash in chinatown. the driver reported he was checking out a malfunctioning while chair platform when his bus rolled about 100 feet down a hill crashing into the other burst. witnesses told the website that the driver was actually getting coffee when the bus rolled away. two passengers on the bus that lost control were slightly hurt. >> this morning we're learning that trash collectors in san mateo county were paid quite a bi

. >> a familiar rallying cry filled the berkley unified school district yard.se here are struggling. >> we wanna make sure we have a fair budget. >> right now there is no state budget and the cuts to prekindergarten and napa school programs the governor is proposing are sending panic through bay area school districts. >> our total budget for those programs is about $5 billion. this cut is over $3.5 million. >> where does that leave you? >> leaves us desperate frankly. >> berkeley, hayward oakland. they're all trying to save child care. seven oakland child care centers were slated to close last month but got a last-minute reprieve. those centers and all of berkeley unified are now due to shut down august 31st. >> we're low income. i got hit with furloughs last year working for u.c. berkeley and now to have the child care go, it would be hard for us to survive. >> not only myself but all my teaching staff could all lose their jobs. >> the berkeley closures would mean 100 layoffs. >> no income stay home. >> and 650 fewer children in school. parents wrote letters t

a breeze in berkley at 64. 69 in union city and 70s even extend to walnut creek at pleasanton and danvillet 78 to low 80s for pittsburgh. definitely a cooler day for you. down by the monterey bay, we are cloudy, even mist and drizzle for you with 63 for your afternoon high. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, the fog clearing tomorrow. just a little bit sooner. less of a strong onshore flow. that's why the numbers come up sunday, monday, tuesday. tuesday our inland valleys and cooler after that. so it's a little bump that we haven't seen in a while. >> all right, lisa, thank you. the girl scouts of northern california are facing some tough choices. a record number of girls are attending jam p this summer but scouts are struggling to find the money to keep the camps running. assignment 7 reports, dan ashley reports why bay area girl scout properties may go up for sale. >> camping has been part of the girl scouts throughout almost all of its 100 year history. there's no question camp activities have evolved over the years. but the basic idea remains. >> a lot of people think that it's just

laurence berkley lab researchers says he knows why nobody can find all the spilled oil in the gulf ofexico. terry hazen says a previously unknown species of microbe has digested the oil and it happened at a faither rate than anticipated. the speed which it's happening with the spill is new. >> there's equivalent of an exxon valdez spill going into the gulf of mexico from natural seeps every year. and that's been going on millions of years. so these have become quite adapted to degrading that oil to the only carbon source. everything else is gone. >> the team of 25 researchers began studying the spill in late may. so far no evidence of long-term damage. it should be noted they began researching four years ago through a $500 million grant from b.p. >> now, if you're looking for something in the water, google earth is introducing another major upgrade. the service includes google earth underwater. shows what the earth looks like beneath the ocean surface. you get it with an app that's only available with android phones. hundreds of photos from contributors that can't wait to share their

berkley will modify a program after officials found it violated state law.program called bring your genes to cal. about 5,000 incoming freshmen and students received saliva kits over the summer. the university promised individual results for genetic variants if they return the kits on a voluntary basis. >> the biggest concern is when people get genetic information, they often will misunderstand it. if someone gets a piece of information about their genes without a good chance to have it explained to them by an expert, they may misinterpret it in ways that hurt them. >> so far about 600 students have returned the kits. researchers plan to continue the dna tests but will only release the results as aggregate findings this fall, not individual ones. >> you can keep that appoint with the dmv today if you want to go. governor schwarzenegger says he'll appeal the ruling that end furlough fridays for 200,000 state employees. yesterday's decision suspends efforts to force workers to take days off until the state has a budget. workers pay cut by 14%. a tough hit by e

he's 22 year sold antonio muton from berkley.olice arrested him tools from the pittsburgh bart station but only named him a suspect in the walnut creek cases after dna testing was completed. >> we're confident the dna we recovered has come from mr. muton. >> the break in the case came from a citizen tip. >> we received a break in this case when a citizen provided a tip to one of our patrol deputies and. our sheriffs office investigators were able to develop that tip into a probable cause arrest warrant. >> the three attacks all occurred inside apartments at the park regency. the most recent this past tuesday when a 25-year-old woman awoke to find a man with his hand over her mouth. she fought off her attacker with pepper spray. july 6th a 23-year-old woman was raped by a man who entered her unlocked apartment. june 30th a man knocked on an apartment door and asked for a glass of water. that victim screamed and the man ran away. news of the arrest came as a relieve for those who live near the park regency. >> comforting to know th

she will be starting in august at cal berkley.know we can transform them if we invest the time and effort to give these people an opportunity. dog what do you think? >> again, i'm living the life. i'm living the experience. i think larry, we filmed 200 shows with a&e and 45% of the people who have been a victim of the show or a victim of dog have got job ises. the other 60 are either still doing time or breaking the law but they have got job iss. they are surrounded by love. phillip, you need a dollar today? i got a call the other day that said dog you ruined my life of crime. no matter where i go they know who i am. i think with communities getting in there and helping these guys there is a chance. and i know that. we have got show these brothers and is sisters that you got take that chance. it all boils down to love. if you can love that person back into being a human. he just went to prison and was next to the gates of held. if you can love him and put up with him a little bit, there is a chance for these guys. yes i do. >> how

cascading falls of fog over the east bay hills once again as we look from ballmer peak up in the berkleyand flight arrival delays into sfo this morning. check out the temperatures in the hills it is warmer. 68 los gatos. but we have mid to upper 50s around the bay into the east bay and south bay. and the valleys there. low to mid-50s up in the north bay valleys and along the coast. inland cloudy conditions and low to mid-50s also. sunny away from the coast but warmest this afternoon. we have a cooling trend that's going to start tomorrow and last into the weekend. and at night we'll have cloudy and cool and misty conditions along with that cooler afternoon. here is the cooling trend. santa rosa 78. drop about 7 degrees by thursday. drop 3 in san francisco. 5 degrees cooler by thursday in oakland. 7 in san jose. concord will drop nearly 10 degrees between today and thursday and redwood city about 3. you can see the farther inland you are, the more drastic the temperature drop will be. over the next hour to hour 15 minutes, we'll see the farthest extent and push of clouds into the east bay

crews will begin borrowing the fourth caldecott tunnel through the berkley hills.lden gate bridge and low clouds in the distance. kristen. >> thanks a lot. kind of gray. we'll check with mike and see what theñrñrñrñrñrñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñw oprah: if you are sick and tired of being fat and miserable this is the miracle weve been waiting for. this has ignited a full-blown food revolution! >>> welcome back. here's a look at our temperatures on this monday morning as we come up on 8:30. 60 oakland 61 antioch. still with cloudy conditions stuck in the 50s elsewhere. we'll see the sunshine first in the east bay valleys. that's why you're mid to upper 70s. south bay with mid-70s. lie to mid-70s north bay but 6 degree temperatures richmond and upper 50s along the coast. warming trend thursday 10 degrees warmer over the weekend. kristen. >> mike, thanks ♪ ♪ i'm coming to you ♪ >>> roseanne cash for decades she's been opening up for music, now, she's opening up about her life and legendary father johnny cash. she's performing tomorrow on "good morning america." >> one