the cal grad deadline.he workshops throughout the months of january through march are taking place at high schools and community colleges across the silicone valley area to help students, specifically seniors and their families, submit and file the free application for federal student aid. >> again, it can be intimidating at some point filling out these applications. that's why these organizations are here. they're having free workshops throughout the state to marcs you do fill them out right, that you get the money that you should be getting. it can be intimidating for folks who maybe have never done this before. first-time college students. >> of course, and that's why we have this workshop. we clear all the questions that the parents ask. am i going to have to pay this back in a year, in two years, in three years? no. it's free money. that's why we have this workshop, and we have them from usually three to eight -- five-hour span so the parents can come after work and they're able to have their questions

we are live at a cal trains station here in palo alto. cal train riders are facing more of things they don't want, service reduction, station closures and even fair increases. cal train today is expected to schedule a hearing in which board members would declare a fiscal emergency. this emergency could burden riders in the future. cal trains is facing a $30 million deficit. the solution at the time effected riders. in january cal train reduced its midday train service and raised fairs by 25 cents per zone boosting the price up to $8.50. the spokeswoman for cal train says the agency's biggest fiscal problem is a lack of dedicated funding stream. the budget is made up nearly of entirely fair revenue and funding contributions from three transit partners. now those agencies face their own deficits this year and can't contribute as much as they normally do. this morning ktvu received an e- mail from a woman describing herself as a friend of cal train. i want to bring you back out live because this is the e-mail here. she's encouraging anyone w

the cal grad deadline.the workshops throughout the months of january through march are taking place at high schools and community colleges across the silicone valley, sanlta clara county area to help students, specifically seniors and their families, submit and file the free application for federal student aid. >> it can be intimidating. that's why these organizations are here. they're having free workshops throughout the south bay to make sure you do fill them out right and get the money that you should be getting. vallen tina, call it first-time college students, it's intimidating. >> of course. that's why we have this workshop. we clear all the questions that the parents have. am i going to have to pay this back in a year, two years, three years? no, it's free money. that's why we have this workshop and we have it from usually 3:00 to 8:00, five-hour span so the parents can come after work and they're able to have their questions answered. we definitely take our time with them to make sure that they go w

great financially. >> reporter: that's because cal is in the pac-10.hich is part of the bcs. the super bowl of college football. the problem is, not every team has the chance to get to that super bowl because there's no single play-off system. adding to what some say is an unfair system, the bcs championship game is also the most profitable of all bowl games. it's great for teams like cal, who benefited from stanford winning the orange bowl and oregon playing in the bcs championship game. >> cal gets about $2 million from the championship game. and about half a million for the orange bowl. so by sitting at home, they make $2.5 million. >> reporter: murray is a visiting professor at cal and written several books on college sports. he's also a season tickets holder. as much as he would like to see his al ma mater play and win goal games, it's unfair. >> it's totally screwed up and doesn't work. it benefits the schools in the bcs. it benefits their conferences. like the pac-10, where it counts. >> reporter: stanford's athletic director defended the curren

but cal says they had no choice.s business major's solution. >> baseball could make a lot of revenue. just has to advertise it different and make it bigger. >> when i came here i thought the varsity programs were like a really big deal and had a huge amount of funding and it is a large school. >> reporter: the decisions to retain the women's lacrosse and women's gymnastic programs keep cal in compliance with title 9 which meets the interests and abilities requirements of its female student body. bottom line for baseball and men's gymnastics, the funding fell millions of dollars short. >> baseball would have needed to raise 4, 5, six times as much money for them to have been able to show the same financial capacity that, for example, rugby showed us. >> reporter: cal will be the only division 1 school in the state not to field a baseball season. last year cal had nine players appear in the major leagues, the most notable jeff kent. 2000 national league mvp. and of course cal says if the funding should miraculously com

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cal train gets ready to shut down stations, raise fares and reduce services. kraig debro is live in san francisco to tell us how much cal train ceo is taking home. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. it's more than the c, eo open bart and transit. the it pushes off a few minutes from now where it stops in the future will depend on service cuts being considered. cal train is declaring a fiscal emergency. it's the highest paid transit boss in the state. michael jay scanlon earns $46 $468,000 a year. now if fiscal emergency is declared, it will make it easier to imemployment new service cuts add a 25-cent zone charge. those steps might be taken as a way of closing a $30 million budget deficit. here's what scanlon said about finding money for that deficit. quote we have a very serious financial crisis looming. i think we have looked under every rock for money. end quote. >> i think it helps to send a message to everyone else that works in cal train or everyone that rides cal train that they are really looking at everything to improve the service and get

they say fund raising to save cal baseball will continue.and the hopes that the university will reconsider its decision. in berkeley, ktvu. >>> golfer steve marino is pulling away from the pack at the halfway point of the pebble beach national pro am. he shot a 6 under, 66, to end the day 13 under par. he takes a four shot lead heading into weekend play. the eight points recovered from a rough start end the day 9 under and still in second place. >>> engineers have suddenly given way to archeologist at a site near candlestick point. how an unexpected discovery provides new insight into early san francisco history. >>> and wet weather is on the horizon. will it impact your weekend ambulance? meteorologist mark de maya has the forecast. >>> and if there's no tv nearby, watch bay area news at 7 on your computer. at ktvu.com. >> if you're in san francisco this weekend, you might spot big name hollywood stars. thrilling is under way for the steven sotoburg film contagious. things were shot today around the civil center. filming is scheduled over t

stanford helping cal? you can't have a rivalry if you've lost the rival to play against. >> this isn't just me that started this idea. we had about eight former guys that played baseball at stanford, two or three that played rugby, and we said we can't let them stop playing against them. they're our friends as well as sports rivals. funny think about stanford in my day, 60 years ago now, stanford girls were smard, but cal girls were beautiful. and about half of our athletes married cal girts, so, you know, friendship. >> he said it. he actually tells me his father also played baseball at stanford with roscoe maples, the namesake. it was like 1904. maples pavilion? >> yeah. >>> super bowl is just days ago away. the first practices, there's aaron rodgers getting loose. green way was supposed to practice outdoors. they're indoors. the freezing weather in dallas property them to an indoor facility at a high school. high schools with indoor facilities. that's a good thing for the packers. as they get ready for

they have had to pass that on to cal tran. cal tran depends on those three agencies' contributions for more than 35% of its operating budget. as an aside, you are aware that the authority contribute capital money to cal tran through prop k, but not operating money. a couple of advocacy grooms have formed around this issue. there is a group called the friends of cal tran that has organized several meetings. it is headed by the former mayor of palo alto. and another group has been active trying to address this issue. there was a meeting in january of that group that i know commissioner elsbernd attended, and several of my staff as well to try to onlyize the options for dealing with this. it is a serious issue. it is a serious mobility issue, and a serious air quality issue potentially for the peninsula and san francisco, and we will continue to track it and be involved in it, looking to structure a policy-level solution. not just a band aid for this year, but something that can help us into the future. on other regional related

i've got a granddaughter going to cal now. don't want any of you guys fooling around with her. >> number 4, if the nfl has a lockout clay matthews has found a new job. giving them the big win. kobe bryant had 33 but none of them were as impressive as this dunk by shannon brown. the lake, blow out the knicks. >>> at number 2. kings and islanders combining for an nhl record 346 penalty minutes. somewhere behind all the fighting the islanders scored 9 goals and beat pittsburgh 9-3. >>> antawn jamison powered in 35 points and the cavs beat the clippers to snap a 26-game losing streak. >> wow. >> it is over. >> 126-119. >> the cavs, if they had of lost, that would have set the record for all sports. and now they get to host the wizards and the wizards have a 25-game road losing streak. so you think thing things are bad in cleveland, the wizards can't even win on the road. >> you are heading down to monterey this weekend? >> on sunday. hoping to catch a little bit. telling me about the nice story. >> said he loves playing with bill

cal tran crews are here. this is the area if you are not familiar with this area if you are coming down 19th you have to cross through this area. cal tran got out here trying to fix the problem. i was just talking to the cal tran crew working on this. here's the new problem. you see the water on the roadway? they cleared a drain on the opposite side. they were working on that side clearing it. there is no drain on this side. that is the question now. how do you clear out all this water? this is a construction zone. this is right underneath doyle drive. they are not sure what to do about the water here. they are looking at trying to find a drain on this side. he's taking the rerod running around to see if there is nothing missing. if there is no drain there is nothing they can do. these cars as they go through here will have to deal with the water. we have watched cars come through here very, very quickly and hydroplane a little bit. there is no signs warning people this is the situation. so as it stands now t

this fence leads you on to cal trans property. if you take a look around here you can see there is a trail and there is some brush. apparently they cut down this brush just recently and when they did that you can see clearly from the freeway what they found was a homeless encampment through here. it's a tent city where people have been living here. we talked up here earlier we are not going to get too close we believe everyone is still sleeping but it is still here and if we pan over you can see some of the trash and some of the things that have been built up. i can tell you when we walk through here it's very easy scene from the freeway. again this is cal trans property. let's give you a look at what it looked like in the daylight. you can see it is taking up a large area on this land that is right next to the freeway. john talked to a woman who lives in this tent city to the circumstances that lead her to this tent city. >> my mother died. i had to quit my job because i was taking care of my mom. and my mom died and my brother s

now cal train is facing a $30 million deficit. i want you to listen what riders had to say this morning. >> currently i commute up and some of the areas that we're interested in would be closer to the blossom hill transit station. so some of those cuts were made, that would be very difficult for me in terms of getting here to work every day. >> i think you would have tons of people driving to stanford university all of a sudden the entire campus would be flooded with all of these cars that they have no place to put. so i think it would be a huge disaster at least at the university which is where i work. >> reporter: in january cal train reduced its midday train service and raised fares by 25 cents per zone boosting the price of a trip from san francisco to san jose from $7.75 to $8.50. a spokeswoman for cal train says the agency's biggest fiscal problem is the lack of dedicated fubbing from three partners. cal train receives 43% of its budget from those agencies. since the agencies face their own deficits this year, they aren't co

>>reporter: jeff carter has been a cal train rider since 1977. he hospitals on the rail 5 day a week to get from burlingame to his job in san francisco. >> that's my life line because i don't drive and cal train is the only way i have to get to and from work. >>reporter: that life line though faces a projected 30 million dollar budget short fall. the pen la about board moved closer today to declaring a fiscal emergency and slashing cal train service. >> the worst is pretty today cone yan cut in service and confining it to commute hours and probably half the trains that we have right now. no weekend service. and those are all very varied. >>reporter: and reducing we can day service from 86 trains to 48. suspending service at 7 stations and ending all service south of san jose station. there's also proposal to eliminate weekend and special event service as well as raise fares by a quarter. cal train has no dedicated revenue source and the transit partner muni, sam tran and bta say they are tapped out with nothing left to give. cal train supporters

. >> also will cal wipe out five athletic programs? good morning. i'll explain what is at stake for cal sports and why a decision could violate federal law coming up in a live report. >> a look outside, problem in the south bay. we have rain in the forecast. christina will tell you when to expect that. we're halfway, about, to the weekend, on "today in the bay." >> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get things started with a look at the forecast and the cold start we're talking about with christina. >> good morning. yes, it's a very cold start, about 15 degrees cooler this morning than where we were at this time yesterday morning. and we're going to continue to drop off through the next hour and a half, two hours. so grab that heavy jacket on the way out the door. lots of sunshine and temperatures in the low to mid-60s. we do have a rainmaker on the way. i'll let you know when and how much rain we're expecting. if you can hold off washing that car i recommend doing so. we'll talk about

he was in cal -- calculus. >> he was a really good student. you could go to him with anything you want. the teacher would call on him if anybody else would answer a question or something like that. >> and students can expect grief counselors again on tuesday. live in concord, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. >>> last april a car with three people inside went into that same creek. two people died in the rain-swollen waters, but a 56-year-old woman was rescued there. she crashed and landed upside down in the creek. >>> a popular place for dog walkers and hang gliders had to be closed after a suspicious item washed up on the beach. as a precaution, they were closed while the bomb squad technicians detonated the device just before 2:00 this afternoon. it is now believed to have been a box of navy flares that may have fallen overboard and washed ashore. it was first reported around 10:00 this morning, and park rangers kept the area closed for several hours. >>> a group of mourner usa tacked a tv news crew covering a murder story in sacr

cal clinging to a one point lead. cal makes it a two possession game.rs hang on 76-72. >>> and stanford shanai picks up the slack. the bruins hang on for a tie. but stanford turned it up a notch. and carla always a presence inside. agumicke a presence under the hoop as well. stanford stays a step above the rest to seal the pack 10. 57-53 the final. >>> stanford now 17 over three in all. and perfect in three pack 10 games. cal not able to do it today at usc. >>> still to come tonight on sports wrap. the battle between an old veteran favorite and a younger player trying to regain his form on the golf tour. we'll take you [ male announcer it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ho ho ho. ♪ green giant everyday i eat your soups, i save a lot of money. that's great. so, your rich and hearty soups have made me, rich and hearty. that's funny. i'm hearty because

allen crab with a game time 26 points as cal rallies back to win 87-76. everything to rattle the nation's leading scorer. none of it worked. the byu guard scored 43 points in the team's first meeting and torched the aztecs again today. knocking down 4 of byu's 14 threes including one from 30 feet. byu by three at the half and pulled away in the second half getting in the lane for the hoop and foul. he leads the cougars with 25 points and for the sec time this season byu beats san diego state. >>> winning their first world series in 56 years looking like the giants have their sights set on winning the cactus league. brilliant jonathan sanchez performance allowing four hits and a walk but no runs. pablo sandoval hit a two-run homer and added an r.b.i. single. and another three-sit day for a player returning back after last year's wrist injury. 8-3. >> i've got to reclaim my spot on that field and the only way to do that is stay healthy. i'm very cognizant of the fact that i didn't do much to help us win a world series last year and wasn't out on that field

right now cal train is facing a $30 million deficit. in order to deal with it officials say they may have to eliminate all non-commuter train service. that includes midday service, evenings and week ends. they are considering the closure of some stations. this morning one rider says he could drive to work if his station closes but it will cost him more. >> at the end of the day i don't think it would be correct for me to have to bear additional financial burden because they couldn't get their budgets figured out. >> cal train is holding four community meetings before possible fiscal emergency declaration at the march 3rd board meeting. that's also when they are expected to provide details on options going forward. officials are homing to find new funding sources before they make any decisions on cuts. >>> health officials are investigating an outbreak of intestinal illness that left 65 students and teacherrers sick at a popular science camp. people started getting sick at the ranch last night which belongs to the marine county. the prin

that could mean even more sports cuts at cal. in the meantime supporters have raised about $15 million in an effort to try to save all of those sports programs. >>> 5:39 is the time. let's go back to sal to check in on the commute. sal. >>> all right. and traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area this morning if you are driving on most bay area freeways so far. let's go outside. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound traffic looks good coming into san francisco. no major problems there. also the morning commute is moverring along very nicely coming in to the area there. no major issues on the coliseum approach. and on the peninsula highway 101, 280 and the 92 freeway all looking good so far. at 5:40, here's steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. we have clear skies. lows are anywhere from the 30s to the 40s to 50. looking at san francisco officially it's 50 but i've seen upper 40s and also twin peaks. but a lot of low 50s. i'm just using a rub here. and some 30s on the peninsula. i was just looking men lo park, pa

that is why cal-trans had a 8 trucks patrolling just the summit and highway 17. carrying and dropping lots of sand. cal-trans considers this a potential emergency situation now that snow levels are supposed to be at or near sea level in the coming days. >> we have to be prepared and have all of our snow removal equipment ready which it is rate now. we have our snowplow ready to go. we are working 2 shifts of 12 hours and we make sure we have enough sand and as i understand cinders available for every truck because if there is ice or even just hard pack snow we have to have the sand down there to make sure the cars get traction. >>reporter: you be expected means school district in the mountains have to be prepared for anything. in the valley school district here doesn't expect to have road closure or cancelled classes because of the weather. but it does have a new emergency phone messaging system in place just in case that allows school officials to contact parents immediately in case of a sudden shut down. i also did check with chp at whale ago and i'm told there

he heads cal trane, sam tran and the transportation authority. trane is facing a $30 million deficit. >> a crucial part of the commute. let's check in with sal. >> cal trane is doing well with no major delays. 680 at 24 is not all that good, especially heading south. traffic is going to be very busy. 680 is always this way. people who drive here every day say, well, that's nothing u.n. the bay bridge itself is okay, but at the toll plaza we have a big backup. there was some police activity on the bridge and had to slow the metering lights down. people are waiting at the toll plays disa. people have been saying why is it so slow. they wanted to make room for the police cars. looks like that's been resolved. moving along, as you drive on 880 northbound you'll see slow traffic getting up past the coliseum. 8:23. here's steve. >> cold this morning, 20's, 30s. we're starting to warm up. wall to wall, as we say. temperatures near average. we start off with 30s and 40s. napa was down to 28 this morning. if you thought it was cold, yes it was. not much g

we talked to cal tran and their dorms are full. the snowplow operators actually live in dorms during a storm cycle. they don't go home. they stay here. they're going out and doing their part. it was simply so intense at points they would make one pass and the road was covered. skiing yesterday i would make one run and come back around and my tracks were more than half buried just one run later. gives you an idea of some of the intensity of the snow they've had to deal with. going into the holiday weekend it's a huge deal for the sierra economy. and you can bet they're going to do everything they can to keep the roadways open. >> that's interesting. i didn't know they camped out up there. thank you for joining us live there colfax off of 80. so as people head to tahoe we're going to be updating the weather and roads throughout the morning and tomorrow ahead of that big weekend. our coverage also continues on the channel 2 website where you can check storm tracker 2 any time. you can get the very latest ski conditions. click on the s

the beavers stepping out to a 10-1 lead against cal. cunningham throwing it down.n state leading by 6 at the half. but just like thursday night in eugene the bears responded with a big second half outscoring oregon state 49-32. allen crabb scoring a game high 26 points as cal rallies back to win 87-76. >>> san diego state fans tried everything to rattle the nation's leading scorer. the guard scored 43 points in the team's first meeting and torched the sixth ranked aztecs again today. knocking down 4 of the 14 threes including one from about 13 feet. byu led by 3 at the half and pulled away in the second half. zimmer gets in the lane for the hoop and foul. he leads the cougars with 25 points and for the second time this season byu wins. >>> looking like the giants have their sights set on winning the cactus lead. jonathan sanchez did a vintage jonathan sanchez performance allowing four hits and a walk but no runs in one and two thirds innings. the slimmed down pablo sandoval had a big day at the plate with an r.b.i. single and a two-run homer. the giants beat the do

cal a good day. stanford seven all americans signed. a linebacker, fourth best in the country. the number one high school football team america. bob's team, honored today at a rally. perfect 14-0. max preps, ranked 15,000 high school and said they are the best. >> good for them. >>> good night everybody. see you tomorrow.

the cal baseball team put together this youtube video called cal baseball rein statement rap, where theyed to be put back on the table where it fell short this week and school officials said they needed $10 million to keep them on the diamond and the only brought in 1.5 to $2 million from donors. cal will now be the only division 1 school in california not to have a baseball team. men's gymnastics was the other sport eliminated. >>> still to come at 6:00, the stars are out in pebble beach this weekend, how one long time celebrity player made history tonight. >>> next, do you hate taking out the trash? i do. one family creating zero waste and saving a fortune. >>> a view of oakland, northwest wind at 10, 50 degrees and we'll see more heading monday andacun across the 7-day forecast. a look at that when we come back. >> did you know america prods 4.4 pounds of garbage every day for a family of four. a mill valley family has a zero waste lifestyle and barely have to take out the trash. vicki show us how they do it. >> reporter: reduce, reuse and recycle, three rs as familiar as a reading, w

at cal. why the school will be forced to save them all perhaps. >>> freezing in the bay area but wait until we see all the sunshine today. we'll tell you how warm it will get in your neighborhood coming up. >>> and a major intersection in san francisco's inner richmond remains shut down after an overnight fatal accident. alternates and detours coming up. >>> good morning, it's thursday, february 10. thanks for joining us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm sydnie kohara. your time is 6:00. some closures to tell you about as you begin your thursday morning commute. these closures in san francisco. let's go to elizabeth. >> reporter: it's right there at the intersection of geary boulevard and arguello. these were some pictures taken just a short while ago. this is a very popular intersection. so far we have not seen any huge delays. they have a wide radius blocked off. at least three blocks of geary boulevard shut down this morning. it has been for at least four hours. it will remain closed between 2n

cal a good day. stanford seven all americans signed. a linebacker, fourth best in the country. the number one high school football team america. bob's team, honored today at a rally. perfect 14-0. max preps, ranked 15,000 high school and said they are the best. >> good for them [ man ] i was deciding what to do with my citi thankyou points when it happened... [ glass breaks ] ...again. ♪ [ child ] run! [ man ] first it was the mailbox, then my squirrel... and now, this. so i used my points to make a donation to get the park down the street built. when it finally opened, i also used my points for... car repair. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

your time is 5:00. >>> this is decision day for the cal athletics department. christin ayers is in berkeley, where word is expected today on the fate of five sports. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we should know whether or not those five sports will be saved by about noon today. this is a big day for both athletes and alumni waiting to hear whether the university will eliminate those five cal sports teams in order to save the university money. the teams are baseball, men's rugby, men's gymnastics, women's lacrosse, and women's gymnastics. the campus plans to cut the teams originally in june. that is, until an online fundraising effort called savecalsports.com stepped in claiming it had raised about $15 million of the $25 million needed to save all five of those teams. the group brought the university its blueprint for saving the teams including baseball in the middle of its possible final season a couple of weeks ago. they got big support from the likes of the san francisco giants. now, complicating things are some reports coming from the "new york ti

could save cal $400 million a year. it could also sent 163 these and students and teachers packing. >> our careers are on the line as well. i have my real estate agent on speed dial. >> they didn't come out definitively when this decision was made to say, you know, if you raise x by y we will reinstate. >> reporter: also word tonight the elimination of sports programs could violate federal 9 laws leaving cal with too female these. baseball players will continue to play ball even if they are not wearing a cal jersey. >> if you want to continue playing baseball you have to find a new program to play for because it won't be here anymore. cal's decision could also have an impact on future fundraiser. one of the cal supporters told me if they turn down their proposal to save the sports teams the owners will be lessen kleined to support other programs in the future. live at cal ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> they are considering a controversial proposal to invite two detainees to relocate to berkeley once they are relea

cal-tran warned people they had until today to leave that property. many told ktvu they can't go to shelters because their dogs are not allowed there. >>> in chile, people rushed out of buildings in near panic when a 6.8 earthquake struck centered in almost the same spot of last year's earthquake. there were no reports of damage or injuries. there were several powerful after shocks with some over magnitude fife. >>> in mexico, a gunman killed seven women and one man late last night in a bar. three others were critically wounded. police don't know who's behind the attack, but in there, killings are common because of a turf war between drug cartels. >>> in iran, hundreds of thousands of people took part in rallies across the country marking the 32nd anniversary of the islamic resolution. in 1979, iran's president said egyptians and tunisia was -- presented with a gift, it was a tie he borrowed back in 2004. mr. obama wore it at the keynote address in the national convention. gibbs plans to make money by giving speeches before joining the president's ree

. >>> cal announced women's lacrosse, women's gymnastics and men's rugby will remain. but baseball and men's gymnastics will be cut. pledges for men's gymnastic and baseball fell short. >> everyone is just blown away from it. we've been hearing so many good things in the past couple of weeks like the team is going to come back. we were hoping everything would work out. >> reporter: some cal baseball alumni say they will continue trying to raise money and hopefully save that baseball program. >>> it could be weeks before we find out if a runner's death at a marathon could have been prevented. city officials are looking into a emergency guidelines for races. rob roth is live where other race organizers are taking it very serious. >> reporter: hundreds of runners are expected at sacramento and grant for sunday's 5k and 10k run. organizers say they have been reviewing and reviewing safety procedures. the race is a fundraiser. in san francisco, raise organizers are required to follow guidelines for health services. the number of health aid stations and ambulances are requir

cal-tran warned people they had until today to leave that property. many told ktvu they can't go to shelters because their dogs are not allowed there. >>> in chile, people rushed out of buildings in near panic when a 6.8 earthquake struck centered in almost the same spot of last year's earthquake. there were no reports of damage or injuries. there were several powerful after shocks with some over magnitude fife. >>> in mexico, a gunman killed seven women and one man late last night in a bar. three others were critically wounded. police don't know who's behind the attack, but in there, killings are common because of a turf war between drug cartels. >>> in iran, hundreds of thousands of people took part in rallies across the country marking the 32nd anniversary of the islamic resolution. in 1979, iran's president said egyptians and tunisia was -- presented with a gift, it was a tie he borrowed back in 2004. mr. obama wore it at the keynote address in the national convention. gibbs plans to make money by giving speeches before joining the president's ree

cal-train operating on near fumes. but at least one of the supporting agencies is exploring new ways to save th77-mile rail line. amoung those reducing is the vta. however, vta general manager, michael burns saying redirecting funds from other projects could avoid cuts in cal train service. one idea, dipping into funds set aside for future money for a rail line. and cal train may have to liquidate some of its prompt. in e jimegypt, who holds the po administration or military? president hosni mubarak, refusal to step down has infuriated froesers. after 17 days of loud appropriate tests, e jiment wgy silen silenced. mubarak refused to step down. protestors promised larger demonstrations tomorrow. today several hundred thousand, packed tahrir square. furious over the transfer of power, to the vice president, while keeping his own title. generals are siding and protecting the froprotestors, s burst into tears, and others waved their shoes uncontempt. we watched the big announcement in egypt with a bayoe area come. their mi

cal down six at the half. nearing the end of regulation cal down to the bears by three.ut he gets a piece of jones. jones made the free throw. they head to overtime tied at 76. first ot bears down by two. that was allan crab re-tying it. crab developing as the go-to guy. he went for 27. second ot tied at 87. arizona leading 90-88. in that ot crab misses but the bears keep it alive. camp gets the hoop with 33. the bears led by three in the final seconds. but here was that guy again jones. time is ticking down. he hits the three. they go to overtime number three. that's when the bears came up just short held by some luck by the wild cats. that pass actually hit file fog in the back of the leg. jones goes for 27. he comes up big with the wildcats need him most 107-105 in three over had times. it is the longest home game for cal in 35 years. it he happened the bear's win streak at four games. 13-10 overall. 6-5 in the pack ten. >> stanford is trying to slow down a losing then this afternoon at maples. last place arizona state just what the doctor ordered. cardinal had lost f

jorge gutierrez gives cal a one-point lead, 62-61. he put up 14.it was allen crab for the big three of his own from way out. he drops it. crab racked up 26. cal with the late-season surge, wins its third straight 87-76. >>> cardinal men do a number on the ducks. josh owens with a huge afternoon. 31 points, 11 rebounds. >>> the stanford women continue to roll and remain undefeated in pac-10 play. they demolish the ducks 99-60. jeanette pohlen 20 points. the cardinals clinches its 11th straight pac-10 title. congrats. >>> spring ball, another starting pitcher up and running today. facing the dodgers, who played a split squad game. nate sherholtz blasted a triple that gave the giants a 4-1 lead. who had the first homer of spring, that's right, the panda. the two-run shot. he went 2 of 3 on the day. three rbis. giants win it 8-3. >>> the a's with another workout today. we'll get their spring ball schedule started tomorrow as they face the chicago cubs. other games from around the league, today, the rockies breaking in their new spring digs, salt river

could save cal $400 million a year. it could also sent 163 these and students and teachers packing. >> our careers are on the line as well. i have my real estate agent on speed dial. >> they didn't come out definitively when this decision was made to say, you know, if you raise x by y we will reinstate. >> reporter: also word tonight the elimination of sports programs could violate federal 9 laws leaving cal with too female these. baseball players will continue to play ball even if they are not wearing a cal jersey. >> if you want to continue playing baseball you have to find a new program to play for because it won't be here anymore. cal's decision could also have an impact on future fundraiser. one of the cal supporters told me if they turn down their proposal to save the sports teams the owners will be lessen kleined to support other programs in the future. live at cal ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> they are considering a controversial proposal to invite two detainees to relocate to berkeley once they are relea

cal originally said they needed around $80 million to reinstate the teams. they have lowered that to $25 million, the chancellor expected to reveal tomorrow which of the teams will be reinstated. that's the latest from here. live at uc-berkeley, christie smith, "today in the east bay." >> thank you. students at an east bay school in danger. someone is giving drugs to kids disguised as dessert. the albany district investigating four instances in two weeks, a total of six students ate marijuana-laced brownies. two had reactions that landed them in the hospital. parents who see albany as a safe district are shocked. >> it's kind of alarming, actually. how did they get there? what are they doing there? no, i think it's crazy. >> police are looking into who is supplying the marijuana brownies. the principal at albany high school thinks the student is providing this. he sent out a message we plead with the students engaged in the sale or distribution of drugs to cease and desist. >> after months of talk we finally know the future for several mt. diablo schools. gl

cal-fire says its proposal would result in a yearly savings of $13 million. and that's because statewide organization tend to have lower salaries, pension costs and health insurance than city programs. >>> next week california is expected to release a list every state parks that will be closed due to the budget. this year $22 million of budget cuts will mean the permanent closure of many state parks. supporters say the state needs to start rethinking how the parks are managed, including how to draw on more visitors and improving old campgrounds. park supporters are suggesting that they have more bathrooms and playgrounds for children, but along with those improvements advocates say more public funding, charitable donations, if non-profit support is needed. >>> a new bill will give more local control over events held at the cal palace. this bill is sponsored by senator yee and comes after drug-related deaths and arrest is the at raids last year. yee's bill would allow the mayors of daly city and san francisco to appoint two members to the cow palace board. rou

cal grad. >> yeah, indeed. >> it's great to see them do so well. >>> 4:56. an east bay woman targeted in her own apartment. the possible connection between a string of sexual assaults. >>> and after weeks of waiting, two east bay schools given the axe for good. which schools were shuttered and which were spared. >>> and the san francisco police commission talking about dealing with the mentally ill. are tasers the answer? we'll preview their big meeting coming up. >>> it's decision day for cal athletes. the last-ditch effort to save several uc-berkeley sports teams all coming up. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> months of heat debate, an east bay district makes a decision on what schools to close. what's next not students? >> after several high-profile shootings, san francisco police consider a major change in stun gun policy. >> clear skies in the bay area, maybe patchy frost. what about the sunshine? we'll talk about that coming up. >> we're free-flowing across the golden gate b