u-c and cal state students may see tuition fees go up again..f governor brown approves the budget plan. that's just one of things college officials will consider. they also say budget cuts may force them to turn away new students. the plan calls for cuts of 150- million dollars each to u-c and cal state systems. that's on top of the 500-million dollars in cuts that governor brown imposed five months ago. time now is _ _ _ _ . traffic and weather now. here's lawrence. p-g-and-e's controversial "smartmeters" are now entering controversial "smartmeters" are now entering new territory. k-c-b-s radio's matt bigler explains how people in santa cruz county are responding to the high-tech devices. "..." matt bigler, k- c-b-s radio, san jose. a santa clara county grand jury believes too much money is spent a santa clara county grand jury believes too much money is spent on sending firefighters to routine medical calls. according to the mercury news... a grand jury report found that 70 percent of fire department calls in the county are medical emergencies

. >> cal state fullerton and 'stanford, pitchers' duel. cardinals didn't get much offense, but in the sixth, stanford's second hit of the night and that is enough. cardinal win 1-0, play the winner of cal state fullerton and illinois. >> and then in an elimination game, usf still alive despite a loss to irvine. the dons get ucla sunday in an elimination game. >> cal fee -- defeated oklahoma but florida ends cal's run. the score from first. bottom third, an rbi single up the gut and florida ehim mates cal. >>> well, stanley cup is up for grabs and vancouver has never claimed it. they're even closer tonight with they're even closer tonight with the my second diagnosis-- i was told to go home, retire, and enjoy the time i had left. to say it was a shock is just a complete understatement. i mean, i don't think there are words. she had put up a really good fight, but it was her time. you... don't have a choice of getting breast cancer. i had no choice. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. that 3-day gave me that opportunity. and i can a

they will play the winner of cal state fullerton and illinois today. eanwhile cal remains alive with the win over alcorn state and will face baylor. it's an elimination game and usf also alive despite a loss to uc irvine. cal defeated oklahoma center earlier today but florida ends cal's run. williams doubles into the gap. fred vaughan scores from first. 1-0, value. bottom of third, tied at 2. the rbi single up the gut. florida goes on to eliminate cal with the 5-2 victory. the vancouver canucks are two wins away from their first stanley cup win in franchise history. canadians looking for their first cup since 20022003. and check out this replay. point-blank save. but the canucks tied it up in the third. shot from the point. stopped by burrows, who gives it to daniel sedin. his ninth of the playoffs and headed to overtime. just 11 seconds into o.t., burrows fakes the shot. thomas gets out of position. burrows with the wraparound and gets it to slide in the net. the canucks win the game 3-2. they take a 2-0 series lead to boston. of course, game three of

. >> i said it when i was 12 years old, i went to omaha and watched cal state fullerton win it. ince then i wanted to win it. step one is getting there, step two is winning it. >> we found out who cal's opponent will be, virginia cavaliers. irvine was 1 strike away from advancing but chris taylor brought home a couple runs and virginia stormed the field 3-2. cal versus virginia this sunday morning at 11:00. the college world series can go up to 2 weeks. this is a big, big deal. the cal bears, you know, face, it that story has been told over and over again. they were going to not have baseball after this year because of funds, now they are at the world series. talk about a tough job. luke, ladies and gentlemen s the new head coach of ohio state. he has been an assistant coach for a while and replaces jim tressel. this is why they are extra tough, one of the most talked about programs in america, you know what's his problem will be? >> what? >> i don't know him. >> i don't know. >> he goes into a place where you can't even now, you know, steel a paper clip was of what happened to o

and $5,000 at cal state. that is not including room, board and other fees. >>> get ready to pay sales tax on some of the purchases you make online. the new state budget includes what is already called the amazon tax. internet retailers will be required to collect sales tax who buy from the affiliates based here. amazon and other e-tailers cop tract out with 25,000 small california businesses to provide links to the sites. san francisco-based ebates.com says there will be economic consequences. >> everything from layoffs, you know, at least a freeze of hiring. we're a business that has been growing and hiring people in the last few years. >> amazon is cutting ties with the california based affiliates. just as it did in arkansas. illinois, connecticut. when they approved laws just like the one governor brown signed yesterday. >>> a number of new fares, fees and fines take effect tomorrow. caltrain is raising fares. truckers will pay higher toll on bay area bridges. 85,000 hybrid owners who drive solo will lose

. $50million to the university. 650million to cal state. significant cuts. hundreds of millions to the judiciary and all along the line. >> republicans extent their stand and say they listened to the voters and the californians wants -- want to pay less in taxes. >>> the oakland city council is discussing tentative agreements that include concessions from five city laboruneiance. the police -- lairor unions. the -- laboruneiance -- ewe 1 unions. they start to vote tonight. >>> police in walnut creek are investigating a triple stabbing. allie rasmus talked to family members and police about what happened. >> reporter: according to police, the violence began with a fight between five people in the walnut creek car wash. a third person had cuts on his arms. lenny fox owns the car wash where it happens. he says four of the five men involved in the brawl are either current or former employees, included two brothers. one of those brothers has worked with him for 15 years. they do their work. they are all great ploys -- employees. >> the owner wouldn't let us see t

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back home, graduation ceremonies are being held at colleges around the bay area, including some at cal state east bay today. we're there live where more grads are entering a rescission-plagued job market. not much to celebrate after the graduation parties tonight. >> reporter: still going on right now, the celebration and ceremony here at the school of business administration, just ended. people milling with their fall lid. one of four graduation ceremonies this weekend that will unleash more than 5,000 grad walts into -- graduates into rough water. >> you want to make some money. >> for now, she's making money as a receptionist, but eager to put her speech pathology degree to use. >> have you got a job yet? >> not yet. >> how has the search been? >> it's tough. >> she has company among physicalow graduates who are matching into one of the worst job markets in years. nationwide, 90% of students who graduated in 2006 and 2007 had found a job by this spring, according to a rutgers rutgers university survey. but last year only 56% found word, she just received her degree in criminal joyce and i

it could mean more cuts to community colleges and the uc and cal state systems, which would lead to higher fees. another area it could impact is public safety. for example, the state might not be able to supervise nonviolent parolees and state taskforces dealing with drugs may have to be cut. it could impact health and human services by leading to further cuts in the cal works programs, cuts to programs in the seniors and the disabled and the capping of some med cal coverage. >> if it is passed sometime wednesday, the governor will have 12 days to sign it. during those 12 days, he can continue to try to twist some arms. they could call the bill back and pass a budget as the governor had originally proposed. dan kerman, kron4 news. >>> fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a two-alarm blaze that gutted the inside of king elementary school in richmond. kron4's reggie kumar tells us school officials that the brand- new school next door was not damaged in the fire. >> investigators are calling this fire suspicious. >> reporter: the main building at king elementary school has

to $11,000 a year at u.c. $5,000 at cal state. that is not included room, board and other fees. >>> get ready to pay sales tax on the purchases you make online. the new state budget includes what is being called the amazon tax now. internet retailers like amazon will be required to collect sales tax from californians who buy from the dot-com affiliates based here. amazon and other e-tailers like overstock.com contract out with 25,000 small california businesses which provide links to the sites. san francisco-based ebates.com says there will be severe economic consequences. >> everything from layoff, freeze of hiring. we are a business that has been growing and hiring people over the last few years. >> amazon is cutting ties with the california based affiliates, just as it did in arkansas, illinois, connecticut. when they approved laws like the one governor brown signed. >>> menlo park police are investigating three separate copper theft at the site of facebook future headquarters. someone took the copper from the storage unit and

they face the winner of cal state fullerton or illinois. cal loses to baylor.elimination tournament sore cal has one more shot to stay alive. >>> this is one of the all-time great performances in tennis. fellow named novak djokovich had won 43 straight matches and federer took him out today. the record stops right there, 43 street. federer will face nadal in the french open final for the fourth time in six years, and vickie as we like to mention, einsurance brings us the score board tonight. >> i notice you do like to mention that. >> it's so cute. put up the score board again if you k they have a big event coming up. you have better eyes than me. >> 24th. >> so my producer says any time there is a tennis event we'll put up a score board with that. what if there's no events, we undertake up the e-surance. the giants are good at home. i saw you nodding. you're hockey but vickie is the baseball. >> i like baseball, too, but ... >> long time ago, but she was young i was told then but we met at spring training. >> i was interviewing barry bonds. >> vickie was strut

a two-alarm fire and this is near the cal state hayward- contra costa center campus. looking at that video from last night you can see that the fire broke out in the dry vegetation, plenty of it in these hills. and wind was definitely a factor in this fire. the wind was kicking up, causing a fire to spread close to the homes. firefighters then called in additional units to fight the fire. the good news is that no one was injured in this fire. but, you know, wind once again an issue as it is for many wildfires during this time year. dispatchers had reported that when they were talking to their crews here in the field, they could hear the wind on their cell phones and on their radios. so once again, no evacuations were forced. some left on their own. no one was injured, no damage to structures. arson fires were sent out although they don't suspect arson. but the cause of the fire is yet to be determined. this is a strong reminder now we are in fire season. we have had more rain than usual throughout the spring meaning more vegetation. so reminder to you in your own area

it's 650 million to the university, 650 million to cal state. significant cuts, hundreds of millions to the judiciary and all along the line. >> the plan lying on an assumption that the extra revenue will climb. if that extra revenue fails to materialize, the debt will climb. democrats say they want to vote on this new budget tomorrow. >>> she is 90 years old and could be charged with vehicle manslaughter following an accident at a san jose nursing home over the weekend. ktvu's christien kafton spent the day looking at people who work in that home on how this case is perceiving. >> reporter: late this afternoon i spoke with a staffer who came in crashing through this wall. you can see a lot of this damage has already been repaired. that staffer tells me that the driver says that she has already surrendered her driver's license. meanwhile investigators have been busy looking into this case. saturday morning, a 90-year-old woman who was a visitor to amber wood gardens accelerated into a packed recreation room. 88-year-old ester bocanegra and anoth

. >> reporter: cal state east bay political science professor david braggen says brown is playing hardball hoping to force republicans to take his tax extensions to the ballot. if he's not successful, he said brown is not afraid to balance the budget by making unimaginable cuts. >> we could see $20,000 a year to send your kid to a csu or uc. we could see community colleges closing. >> reporter: that's the harsh realities students like these are facing, as lawmakers play chicken appearing unwilling to flinch. >> that's not good because you have people like me coming from urban communities without, you know, the proper money that they need for college. so that's not good. >> reporter: again, nobody knows just how this budget game will end. again, it's back to the drawing board as the governor and lawmakers start their negotiations all over again. reporting live at uc berkeley, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> putting animal abusers on notice. to make sure repeat offenders are tracked down. 2 nature 234u79 interrupted. the plan in the works to cut down on the stench of the worst part

. >> reporter: cal state east bay political science professor, david baggin said brown is playing hardball hoping to force republicans to take his tax extensions to the ballot box. if he's not successful, he says brown is not afraid to use the budget axe like never before. >> we could be faced with a massive decrease of all that government does. we could see $20,000 a year to send your kid to a csu or uc. we could see community colleges closing. >> reporter: that's not the kind of news students heading off to college want to hear. kids graduating from oakland's high school today say the budget battles on their mind, even as they celebrate a milestone. >> i'm actually happy i'm graduating so i can move on in life, but then again, i'm sad about the budget cuts because i'm afraid of how i'm going to finish college. >> reporter: again, it's back to square one. republicans and democrats must put their heads together and come up with a budget solution that the governor agrees with. reporting live at uc berkeley, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a civil grand jury declared santa clara firef

graduation ceremonies are still being held around -- at colleges around the bay area, including some at cal state east bay today. john alston spoke with new graduates about tober a recession-plagued job market. >> fresh from commencement, graduates are full of excitement. now comes the hard part. >> getting a job is going to be really tough but i know the business market, and the faculty helps, too. so i have to look forward to starting with internship. >> reporter: nothing but smiles for this new college graduate. with a dollar bill ornament draped over her gown. >> going to make some money. >> reporter: now she is making money as a receptionist, but eger eager to put her speech pathology degree to use. >> have you found something that compliments your degree? >> not yet. >> how has the search been. >> it's tough. >> she has a lot of company among fellow grad whats who are -- marching into one of the worst job marks in years. nationwide, 90% of students who graduated in 2006 and 2007 had found a job by this spring. but among graduates last year, only 56% had found work. >> it was tough, but you

it's $650 billion to the university, $650 million to cal state. a significant cuts, hundreds of millions to the judiciary and all along the line. >> the governor's office will determine in january whether those trigger cuts will take effect. they include shortening the school year by seven days. >>> time now 5:38. well, a new political redistricting map for california could mean a boost for democrats in next year's elections. the new political boundaries in california they're being drawn by a citizen's commission. analysts who studied this map predict that in the next congressional election three to five seats that are now held by republicans could shift to democrats. >>> all right. we're heading into the 4th of july weekend. believe it or not, sal, we have to sort of caution people they could face wet roads today right? >> it's unusual, but all it takes is a little bit of water for the drivers to get into more accidents unfortunately. let's go outside and take a look at what we have now with some of these morning commutes. it's still looking very

started just after 11:00 last night on discovery way near cal state east bay's concord campus.rushed to the scene. they put out the flames about 30 minutes. >>> one home, several police investigations. ktvu's kraig debro is in front of a union city house that has been the site of many recent shootings. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, pam. most recently police are looking for a suspect in a shooting that happened on sunday night. since we've been here we've noticed it's not just this home 657 whipple. take a look at that blue bin there in the front of this other home next door you can see what looks to be some bullet holes in that bin. and just up from there on the door frame on the right hand side of the door frame i actually walked up there and looked at that. those also look to me to be bullet holes. it's the house next door, the beige house, 657 whipple road about a mile east of 880 where there have been multiple violent deaths since last september. police say a man wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt walked up to that home on whipple about a mile east of 880 on

. >> college graduations were held today, including some al cal state east bay. but job pros suspects -- spros -- prospects seems bleak. >> reporter: graduates are full of excitement. now comes the hard part. >> getting a job is going to be really tough. i know that business market and along with that faculty helps so i have to look forward to starting out with internship. >> reporter: nothing but smiles for new college graduate ginger, with a dollar bill ornament draped over her gown. >> want to make some money. >> reporter: for now she is working as a receptioness, but eager to put her speech path ol' degree to worse years have you found a job that complimentz your degree? >> notey. >> how has the seven ban? >> it's tough. but i'm hoping i'll get somewhere. >> reporter: general -- ginger has company among graduates. nationwide 90% of students students who grade it in 2006 to 2007 had found a job by this spring but among graduates last year only 56% had found work. >> it was tough you always have to keep a look out for things. nothing is going to fall in your la

. >> we have been concerned about this budget $650 million towards cal state a significant cut. hundreds to the judicial. and all along the lines. we have made tough decisions. it is a good budget. but it is not a budget that i started with an january. a word that the leadership wanted but that was a budget that created it revenue. >>reporter: this is a eliminating 75 percent of the structural test and even making more revenue measures on the ballot but that will not take place until november of next year. >>catherine: as i understand there could be more than $12 billion in cuts? >>reporter: that is correct, revenue is higher at $4 billion and if that cannot keep up? automatic conditional cuts will be made. >>catherine: thank dan kerman. >> jacqueline: big changes. in umbrella needed. we will have your full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. (music) i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male annou

and cal state students face the cold reality of the new state budget next on abc7 news at 5:00.he tuition hike they may be forced to pay when they return to class this fall. >> it will be a somber day at the san jose police department. i'm amy hollyfield. i'll explain coming up. >> from caltrain to bay area bridges, new fares, fees and fines taig effect tomorrow. we will run them down for you coming up.

that fire started about 11:00 last night on discovery way right near cal state east bay's concord campus. crews quickly responded and managed to put out the flames about 30 minutes later. dry grass helped fuel the fire. no structures burned. still no word though this morning on what caused that fire. but neighbors say they heard fireworks go off just before that fire started. >>> a wild fire near the nuclear lab in new mexico has forced the evacuation of thousands of people. that fire started sunday and has burned about 50,000 acres and destroyed 30 buildings. the lab contains nuclear material and secured vaults. officials say the radioactive materials are safe from the fire. many of the people who were forced to leave their homes are now at an emergency shelter. >> my hearts go out to those people. they had minutes to evacuate. they evacuated with shirt on their back and left everything they owned in their homes. >> the nuclear weapons lab is where scientists tested the first atomic bomb during world war ii. that lab is run by the university of california. >>> we're learning more about

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or let cal state suffer a 36% cut in funding. we're already short of higher degrees.we really want more jobs to leave the state? do we want more under educated, under employed? we need 1.5 billion to save education. roughly 38 bucks per person. we either pay now or forfeit our future. an educated competitive workforce is core to a thriving economy. ss decide what to

growing by 400,000 a year, we can't let our community colleges turn away 100,000 students, or let cal statefer a 36% cut in funding. we're already short of higher degrees. do we really want more jobs to leave the state? do we want more undereducated, underemployed so we shrink the tax base, increase welfare this we need a billion five to save education. roughly $38 per person. we either pay now or forfeit our future. an educated competitive workforce is core to a thriving economy. with sacramento in gridlock, let the voters decide what to spend and what to cut. join our debate on nbceditorials.com. >>> good evening, and welcome to "sports sunday." i'm laurence scott, and tonight the nba crowned a new king. an east bay native chasing a championship for years, gets one tonight. it was another thriller. tempers flaring in south beach, pushing and shoving just part of a tough-fought game in this final series between dallas and miami. >>> also we go in-depth on the warriors move this week, bringing mark jackson to the bay area. well hear from golden state's new head coach, who is calling the nba

. >> i went to omaha and watched cal state in 1992.anted to go and when this thing. step one is getting there, stabbed to is winning it. >> stanford was eliminated at this weekend in the next stop for glens all modern. the virginia cavaliers who had chris taylor is bottom of the night to a tech toothis o be too weak process. calkins for the collegiate world series, and a could be two- weeks--tell says there first phase of >> gary: to approval local players. >> 38 years and body in front of the wing wade. for a hall of fame guy to be able to do that? in front of dwayne wade? he is going to perhaps a play one more year. >> to you get a long with lebron james? >> actually, yes. >> i cannot believe a man who is 20 sutures sold he could be the most criticized. he is never been in jail. he is never be his wife. >> i do not know what anybody has analyze been analyzs much as the hous he has. and whu can answer the phone " king james " you are going to bring on the things through your life. >> when you have been treated like that sense you were

that's near the contra costa campus of cal state hayward. there were no mandatory evacuations but some people left their homes as a precaution. the flames were put out about a half hour -- in about a half hour but extra crews were called in because of the wind. we'll have a live report at 5:00. >>> a new piece of evidence for l.a. police in the bryan stow beating case. anser hassan is in san francisco with video that apparently shows stow inside dodger stadium before the attack. good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. bryan stow currently is in a coma here at san francisco general. bryan stow is the man the giants fan, brutally beaten in march at dodger stadium. the lapd is hard at work trying to find his attacker. this new video was released on monday from tmz. they won't say where they got it. but the short grainy cell phone video shows stow seated during the game wearing a giants jersey. looks like he is trying to ignore a seemingly angry dodgers fan who is pointing and screaming at him. now, lapd says they are reviewing the new video f

my unique ability as head psychiatrist as cal state east bay and counseling supervisor are particularly effective in animal welfare. i have extensive experience preparing presentations and lectures and compiling and conducting research. i have expertise in relating to people of all walks of life and helping them understand and adjust their thoughts, actions and behaviors. i feel this can directly be applied to specific animal campaigns where we ask the public to reconsider their sometimes longstanding beliefs and behaviors. in addition, i before a scientific and medical perspective to the health effects of issues affecting humans and animals such as factory farming and animal medical testing. i believe this perspective can be very powerful when educating and influencing both the community and important leaders who make decisions that affects animals. working for a state university, have i learned how to be creative and effective when faced with lack of funds, resources and bureaucracy, when advocating for those i am responsible for. i also have the fortune of working with our university

it's $650 million -- $650 million to the university, $650 million to cal state, significant cuts. hundreds of millions to the judiciary and all along the line. >> now, republicans defend their stance on tax extensions by saying they list -- they listen to the voters and californians want to pay less in taxes. >>> we have new details about the weekend beach accident that left a teenager fighting for his life. ryan buchanan remains in critical condition after being buried alive at the beach on saturday. ryan was trapped under seven feet of sand after a cave he was building collapsed. lifeguards say they didn't see him billing it until it was too late. >> certainly, if one of our employees would have seen this, i would suspect they would have contacted these folks and asked them to stop. >> there was no concern. the kids were playing in the sand. that's what you do on the weekend. no one saw it. no one thought that could happen. >> last night ryan's friends from creekside community church held another prayer vigil. a lot of them were with him during the weekend beach trip to santa cr

>>reporter: additional cuts>> we have been concerned about this budget $650 million towards cal state significant cut. hundreds to 150 million to the judicial court's- and also a vehicle increase for the dmv registration. >> spending goals are at historic lows we are trying every effort to bring this balance budget into balance. >>reporter: the lines. we have made tough decisions. it is a good budget. but it is not a an january. a word that the leadership wanted but that was a budget that created it revenue. >>reporter: this is a eliminating 75 percent of the structural test and even making more revenue measures on the ballot but that will not take place until november of next year. been a republican lawmakers stonewalled us for several months and as a result of no special election. however, per our conversation will keep the conversation going as a move towards the ballot, next year >>reporter: the revenues are wrong, and that continues to be to read ms. r--up. and those continued to be these revenues if the state revenues are continued to increased . the state is increasingly depend

it includes cuts to both the uc and cal state university systems. governor brown said state revenues are up $4 billion so far this year but his plan includes another 2.6 billion in cuts that would be triggered if there was another revenue shortfall. >> we've made tough decisions, it's a good budget but it's not the budget that i started with in january. and the democratic leadership wanted. we still have the debt out there, we still have work to do. >> reporter: the budget must still be debated and approved. >>> within the last few hours, lynne woolsey announced she is retiring from congress. congresswoman woolsey has spent 10 terms in congress. she gave her blessings to other democrats to start campaigning for her seat. woolsey is known as an anti war liberal. >>> we have new details now on a deadly crash between a semi truck and amtrak train. the nevada highway patrol says lawrence nada, francis knox and 16-year-old carley were also killed. ktvu spoke to train passengers who passed that wreckage today. >> we had heard about the train and we came t

tomorrow. >>> despite 110-degree weather in oklahoma city the cal women found inspiration from mother reid and beat oklahoma state. that's reid's daughter ella reid. and they avoid elimination in the fastball world series. they came right back to play florida where they beat cal. the game winning rbi for florida. cal loses 5-2 and now come home from the softball world series with a 35-25 season record. [ applause ] >>> well, six weeks ago the first member of the 49ers legendary million dollars joe the parry died. john henry johnson passed away yesterday at the age of 81. john henry johnson's best success came with the steelers. he was part of the million dollars backfield of the 1950s. john henry was born in pittsburgh, california, and he became an nfl hall of famer after 14 nfl seasons. shawn henry johnson, the pride of pittsburgh high. >>> the rain kept some of the cars in the garages today at the sonoma sports festival. but all 13 race groups are expected to take the track tomorrow. still get tickets to see nearly 400 historic cars. they come in all ages and shapes. the mcclaron is the featured superstar. most

. >>> and the graduation ceremony at cal state east bay is also today and there are several folks receivingnorary doctorates including a silicon valley entrepreneur and a philanthropist. much more ahead, still to come on "today in the bay." >>> 36 tsa workers were fired after serious lapses in security were discovered there. >> we begin the process to determine 36 employees. >> according to the tsa, the lax security was taking place last year. >> it was a morning shift in one terminal, effective a small number of flights, but, again, one flight is too many. >> the tsa uncovered the shoddy screening by interviewing more than it's employees. the workers being terminated didn't notice this one. >> like i just said, i thought they were doing pretty good with checking all the bags and everything and now for 36 people to let go, not checking them the right way, that shocks me. federal security director is a respected member of the law enforcement community. who rose to deputy chief. >> the security director, the assistant federal security director, security is their responsibility at this airport

dollar budget cut could include teacher layoffs more cops to community colleges and use the and cal stateuld include higher fees. this state might not be able to supervise parolees. in all cuts budget might have to cut human services. cuts to programs for seniors and disabled. >> if this all cut the budget passed sometimes when he was 12 days to sign it and during those 12 days he continue to twist some arms. when they will call the bill back and pass the budget as the governor are originally proposed. >> we're looking forward to the war was there the week. >> it could warm up a few more degrees today than yesterday. who started out with clear conditions. lots of sunshine for us today temperature close to 90 in santa rosa. will talk about at 72 in downtown sampras's come 81 adults and. warm till 82. temperatures up into the upper 80s and low 90s. lots of babies and mountain view morgan hill 90. 54 degrees early in san francisco political world on the coast. this look of your here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. the bay temperatures cooler saturday and sunday and then we warm up at

she plans to go to chico and go to cal state. >> i wanted to show my mom and my brothers and sisters> america's 40 million smokers will soon see stronger warnings. the f.d.a. unveiled nine proposed warning labels with color graphics. the graphic campaign is designed to take any glamor out of cigarette smoking and shows images such as this one. another label shows a mother holding a baby with smoke being blown into the child's face. these warnings would cover half the surface area of a pack of cart ton. the f.d.a. will decide by next week which images will appear on the packages. >>> the american cancer society reported a drop in cancer deaths in the united states. figures show 900,000 fewer people have died from cancer since 1990. that's about 22% fewer cases in men and about 14% fewer cases in women. it is due to better detection, treatment and fewer smokers. those with the least education are more than twice likely to die from a cancer compared to those who have more education >>> and consumer lap.com says it has found troubling results when it tested 38 multivitamins. 8 contained

. >> she has a lot of company among cal stated east bay who are marching into one of the worst job markets in years. nationwide, 90% of students that graduated in 2006 and 2007 have found a job by this spring according to a rutgers university survey but among graduates last year, only 56% have found work. >> it was tough but you have to keep a lookout for things. that is the best way to do it. nothing is going to fall in your lap. >> i think it continues tab really challenging year. to be able to differentiated yourself from others that are in the market place. >> many young men and women will go on to graduate school that could increase the student loan debt by tens of thousands of dollars. they hope it will be an investment that will pay off in the long run. >>> up next, top democratic leaders ask anthony weiner to resign after he announces he is going to seek professional treatment following his twitter scandal. first photos of u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords since he was shot five months ago. >>> you anthony weiner will leave work what he is calling a short leave of absence. a gr

cal beat oklahoma state 6-1.y are playing florida and trail 4-2 late in the ballgame. >>> upsets and injuries knocked out nearly all of the big names on the women's side of the french open. and that left us with francesca schiavone and li na in the finals. schiavone was trying to make it back-to-back french open titles. she won last year but would not have enough to get past li na. the 29-year-old from china with one of her 31 winners right there. na took the first set 6-4 and then finished schiavone in the second set winning the first nine points of the match to finally winner had first major title and maybe even better more impressive na becomes the first chinese player to ever win a grand slam, man or woman. >>> from the clay to the grass, in ohio and this is the memorial. steve stricker finished his round yesterday with a hole in one and a birdie. today he picked up where left off. check this out. nice little eagle that rolls right in. you got to like that. i wish i could that. look at the color of the shirt.

the cal state and uc systems will lose $50 million apiece and perhaps more if the state doesn't hit revenue targets. this senior said he's graduating in the nick of time. >> i'm glad i only have one semester left compared to everybody else which will get more cuts. >> reporter: with a billion dollar cut to the corrections department, the prisoners could get a break with early parole. melinda jackson said the budget illustrates to her students the importance of voting, because of prop 25 lawmakers lost $4,800 in pay for missing their deadline. >> i think the voters are getting some of what they want, but i don't think the budget that was passed represents what a majority of californians would have wanted if they had a chance to weigh in. >> let's go ahead and talk about the trigger cuts now. if the state brings in less than $3 billion, there will be $600 million in additional cuts. we're talking about more cuts, the uc, scu and community college systems will lose as well in-home supportive services and care, public safety programs, medi-cal and child care and libraries and there's more. if t

however, students at uc and cal state schools will likely see more tuition increases because of the plan. the budget slices mean a total loss of $650 million for each school system. csu trustees are looking into the possibility of raising tuition 15% for next spring. >>> 5:04 this morning, following breaking news from the north bay where the coast guard rescued a crew from a capsized commercial fishing boat overnight. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in san francisco with more on this story. good morning, christy. >> good morning, marla. we saw two members of the u.s. coast guard out here staring into the ocean like mp else. i asked what they were doing. they said they, too, are looking for this boat. it's partially sub merged somewhere out here near the cliff house in san francisco. what a night for the three men. their boat tipped over basically sending them right into the frigid water of the pacific ocean. i'm told it was 55 degrees, that's what the coast guard says when they got the mayday call. came in about 12:40 a.m. coast guard station golden gate responded. they were

however, students at uc and cal state schools will likely see more tuition increases because of the plan. the budget slices mean a total loss of $650 million for each school system. >>> more delays on a vote to upgrade san francisco's communications network. for a third time the board of sups have voted to delay a plan on at&t's plan to install hundreds of network boxes. it wants a hearing on how the devices fit within city construction guidelines. each 4 foot tall box includes technology which would improve internet, cable, land line within the city. opponents of the plan say boxes would obstruct pedestrian traffic, inconvenience property owners and visually they are an eyesore. a new vote is scheduled for next month. >>> 6:06. if you want to set off legal fireworks in the bay area this fourth of july, you only have a few options where you can do so. just a dozen cities in the bay area in santa cruz county will let you buy and use fireworks that don't explode or leave the ground. can you buy and use fireworks in these following cities. san bruno, parveg, a, union city, newark, dublin, g

this broke out just after 11:00 in the hills behind discovery way near cal state's contra costa center off ig nashia valley road. flames came close enough that some gathered important things. this was a two-alarm fire and in the end burned two acres of grass before the fire was knocked down in a little over 30 minutes. there are reports of some neighbors saying they heard what they thought might have been loud fireworks before the fire broke out. i talked with a dispatcher this morning to see if she heard anything about that. they tell me at this point the cause is still under investigation. reporting live in concord, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. 5:02. we have new details this morning on a double stabbing in walnut creek. police arrested two suspects overnight. witnesses say a large group was fighting in the parking lot of a walnut creek car wash on north main street about 9:00 last night. when police arrived two people were on the ground with stab wounds. they are in the hospital this morning. both of the suspects are from walnut creek, they are in martinez detent

maria paid instate tuition at cal state even though she's not here legally. >> we have been californiaall of our lives and most likely when we graduate we will continue to be residents of the state so i think it's fair of. >>reporter: class action lawsuit came about in 2005 when numerous students from other states became fed up with having to pay the substantially higher out of state tuition rate while attend ago california community college or public university. their attorney says benefits for illegal immigrant should not be better than those offered to american citizens. points out the special rule for illegal cost taxpayers more than 200 million dollars year to subsidize tuition. >> think of a low income hispanic from nevada going to the uc system and paying 35,000 dollars a year compared to tl an illegal immigrant who lives in modest to who has to pay about 8,000 dollars. >>reporter: but the lower court have said this case is not about immigration status. but residencey. american citizens from other states who spent three years and graduate from high school in california also get

meanwhile cal remains alive with the win over alcorn state and will face baylor. and usf also alive despite a loss to uc you irvine. florida ends cal's run. williams doubles into the gap. scores from first, 1-0 cal. bottom of third, tied at 2. the rbi single up the gut. florida goes on to eliminate cal with the 5-2 victory. >>> the canucks are two wins away for their first stanley cup win in franchise history. can aid again fans hoping for their first cup since 2003. and check out this replay. point-blank save. but the canucks tied it up in the third. shot from the point. stopped by burrows, who gives it to daniel sedin. his ninth of the playoffs and headed to overtime. just 11 seconds into o.t., burrows fakes the shot. thomas gets out of position. burrows with the wraparound and gets it to slide in the net. the canucks win the game 3-2. they take a 2-0 series lead to boston. >>> french open, li na faced off against francesca schiavone. the second set now playing with confidence. pressure is on the defending champion. she is gassed. doesn't attempt to get t the sec

growing by 400,000 a year, we can't let our community colleges turn away 100,000 students or let cal statefer a 36% cut in funding. we're already short of higher degrees. do we really want more jobs to leave the state? do we want more undereducated, underemployed so we shrink the tax base, increase welfare? we need a billion five to save education. roughly 38 bucks per person. we either pay now or forfeit our future. an educated competitive workforce is core to a thriving economy. with sacramento in gridlock, let the voters decide what to spend

this property behind the 1000 block of discovery way that is where the cal state at contra costa center craig sklar shows us that fire has residents concerned. at dry land could be even worse for a dry pleathis could be just timber for a later fired this summer. fire this summer >> maintenance crews are building these fire breaks. this entire span expanse of open spaces is proving to be a potential fire hazard. the hope is that if the firefighters could hold a danger of not pay if this catches fire. in concord, craig sklar, kron 4 news. >>pam: a two different men are under arrest after stabbing it three people in walnut creek. this was on north main street near a car wash. three people were found stabbed. they all worked for the car wash and had a history of violence. >> two people confessed stabbing three people at this car wash. the owner is saying that four of the five men worked for him. he got this on a surveillance video but he is not releasing this. he said that both parties were rushing toward each other like rams. nobody was running away. they got a chance to speak to jorge and