a cal state system struggles with severe budget cuts.orrow cal state leaders will figure out if the campus will have to turn away around 1400 south bay applicants. and this may be the first time that sjsu will not be allowed to give preference to santa clara county residents. >>> the cal state system may face another $200 million in cuts if voters reject tax proposals this year. >>> 5:16 now. rick santorum was a frequent target as the republican presidential candidates gathered in arizona for their last scheduled debate. santorum attracted more criticism than usual yesterday evening since recent national polls show him as the new front- runner. the foursome covered everything from healthcare, spending, earmarks and saved their most cutting remarks for the democratic incumbent, president obama. the arizona and michigan primaries just five days away. >>> looks like tornado season is here. forecasters in the southeast believe twisters are possible today and tomorrow. this would not be the first tornadoes of the year. last month two people w

the cal state system struggles with severe budget cuts. tomorrow cal state leaders will figure out if the campus will have to turn away some 1400 south bay applicants. this may be the first time that sjsu will not be allowed to give preference to santa clara county residents. cal state system may face another $200 million in cut if voters reject the tax proposal this year. >>> there is a series of recent robberies at the carquinez bridge toll plaza. a driver got out of his vehicle at the plaza and demanded money from an attendant. that attendant gave him cash. there is no description of the car but chp is asking drivers to report any suspicious activity. >>> it is 4:33. a little under the weather yesterday but if you were going to take a day off -- >> sure you wereunderr the weather. greg andersonwhat are you doing back today! >>> high pressure still in control, offshore winds blowing, gusty winds especially over the north and east bay hills. outside now quiet over the waters. it's going to be spectacular as far as temperatures are concern

in the end, cal state students would save about $4,000 a year. uc students would save over $8,000. last month, uc-riverside students protested tuition hikes during a regents meeting. some cal students are stressing out about the rising fees. >> my dad just lost his job so we're going to try to get financial aid. in the past it's been pretty hard. >> reporter: the middle class scholarship would cost the state about $1 billion to run it every year. just where will california find this kind of money? the money will come from taxes that out of state corporations owe the golden state. about 150,000 students in the cal state system and 42,000 in the uc system would be eligible for the middle class scholarship. if approved, the proposal could take effect as early as this fall. reporting from berkeley, gil diaz, cbs 5. >>> in downtown sunnyvale, that will be the home to new offices for apple computers. the cupertino-based company says it is leasing a 156,000- square-foot office building at the sunnyvale towne centre. the company is expected to add 400 employees to the area. apple is expect

cal state students would save $4,000 a year. uc students just a little more a year at $8,100. of course, it will have to have a two-thirds vote in the legislation. if it gets approved, we could see it in effect as early as this fall. back to you. >> thank you, gil diaz live for us at cal. >>> we had a rainy tuesday. lawrence is cleaning up the act today. >> it's about time! >> you like the fog? if not, don't look! [ laughter ] >> cloudy even in san francisco. some of the dense tule fog developing outside because of leftover moisture from rain yesterday. still temperatures in the 40s and 50s. visibility in the valleys less than quarter mile in fairfield and santa rosa. ground fog in concord. be careful around the bay area this morning. this afternoon, sunshine, 66 in morgan hill. east bay though temperatures soaring into the 60s. 60s in san francisco. by tomorrow i think somebody is going to get to 70s, elizabeth. >> somewhere in the east bay. maybe in walnut creek. [ laughter ] >>> let's go out live towards the dublin interchange. you can see barely see any cars. if you look a

tomorrow cal state university leaders will decide whether or not said as a state needs to reject all those applicants. thoughts off in >>darya: tonight the heat, can they stop the "lin- sanity"? >>gary: i think it's 4:00 p.m. our time, the miami heat will abroad in the jeremy lin with the knicks. >>darya: if look bryan says as he has said, he will guard lynn. that is the ultimate compliment. that is a real respect. >>gary: there is no question. i think there is still the feeling, especially among the superstars in the league, look brought, but delayed weighed in kobe bryant to a certain extent, they're asking who is this guy? >>gary: people should be aware that miami has a better team. lebron has accomplished a lot more than jeremy lin in addition of be disappointed. they are playing at home. if lebron in miami takes jeremy lin apart tonight, did not give up on it. >>darya: exactly. did not call raiders quarterback jason campbell a red wig room into did not call out or pull holes the mayor. let's talk about the runaway groom. >>darya: he says i love her a lesson not to leave for at t

you may remember this one day walkout in november at cal state east bay. it might happen again. contract negotiations remain unsuccessful. the csu faculty union will vote whether to strike at all 23 campuses. the negotiations have been under way for 18 months now and the points of contention continue to be salary, limits on class sizes, and the csu's for property arm. >>> two months after their wayward cannonball tore through a neighborhood, the myth busters are back and plenty of people are there to greet them. in less than an hour, they will speak at dublin high school's engineering academy open house. you may recall in december while filming a segment for the popular show, a cannonball misfired. it ripped through a home while the people were living there and were asleep. and bounced off another roof before landing right there into that minivan. there aren't any seats left for the event tonight. all 1,000 seats were quickly claimed by students in the dublin school district. >>> in 15 minutes, the san jose quakes will find out if their dream of a new stadium is close to reality

then at 5, we are expected to learn whether a local cal-state university will turn its back on studentspplying to college. >>> we'll continue to follow breaking news in oakland where police looking for a gunman near roosevelt middle school on lockdown now these are live pictures police perimeter has been set up. they are searching for the suspect please avoid the area. >> keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter at abc7 news bay area. we'll follow the osososososososos

the san francisco chronicle reports 400 faculty members from cal-state east bay took part in the one-day walk out november 17th. the chancellor says they didn't have the money for a full into who had worked. and it would be unfair to dock the pay of only those who admitted to go on strike so everyone gets a pass. >>> gas prices have never been higher this time year. nationally prices are up a quarter since the start of 2012 to $3.53 in california over $4. overnight prices spiked to a nine-month high. >> reporter: gas prices have shot way up! >> wow! impressive. >> reporter: the cost of gas hit its highest price ever for president's day weekend causing big pain at the pump. >> they are getting ridiculous. i suppose they have been for a while but it seems to be getting higher and higher. it is crazy. >> don't like it. [ laughing ] >> i don't like it but what you can -- can you do? >> reporter: $3.45 texas, new york, 3.85. >> it used to take about $30 now it takes $50. >> reporter: over the past month prices have soared 18 cents a gallon. economists predict the national average could reach

and it adds up to $4,000 in annual savings for cal state students.c students would save more than $8,100. >>> facebook exploded on the scene in its early days and now eight years later it could be a sign of the times. slowing down. kcbs radio's matt bigler joins us now with more on the slowdown of the social network's growth. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's no secret that facebook's user growth has been slowing down recently. last quarter the company says it added 45 million users. still a lot of people signing up for the service, but that was the smallest increase that the company has seen since the spring of 2009. but the big surprise this morning that is stunning a lot of analysts is that even in asia and europe, market that the company had been hoping to expand in, growth is slowing down there, as well. in fact, in asia, 4th quarter user growth was its weakest in over a year and a half. that's according to a recent ipo filing. so what's going on here? why is facebook not growing as rammedly as expected overseas? -- not grievin

then at 5, we are expected to learn whether a local cal-state university will turn its back on studentslying to college. >>> we'll continue to follow breaking news in oakland where police looking for a gunman near roosevelt middle school on lockdown now these are live pictures police perimeter has been set up. they are searching for the suspect please avoid the area. >> keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter at abc7 news bay area. we'll follow the ...with a two-year-old at home. i have two daughters. we have five boys and a large family. i couldn't imagine not having at&t u-verse. like, if we're watching a movie in mom's room, and mom doesn't want us in her room, we just go in the living room and continue watching it. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only 25 a month for six months -- that's our lowest price ever! plus get hbo and cinemax free for three months. if i need to pause something as it happens. diaper. he can start screaming. i can stop the show and then pick it up on a different tv somewhere else in the house. we can record sesame

tomorrow, cal state leaders are figure out if the campus will have to turn away 1400 santa clara county applicants. this may be the first time sjsu will not be allowed to give preference to county residents. the csu system may face another $200 million in cuts if voters reject tax proposals this year. >>> in other bay area stories that we're following, an egg farm operator in the san joaquin valley is expected to face animal cruelty charges. look at this. tens of thousands of chickens were found starving to death, had to be disposed of. others are in such poor condition that they will be put down. >>> families in oakley are being warped of a possible norovirus at laurel elementary school. this letter was sent out saying that the school is being cleaned. students are urged to wash their hands to prevent the spread of infection. >>> more ships needed. that's what a coast guard leader is asking for the state -- the coast guard address -- which will be handled today. an admiral says he wants many more new ships as soon as possible for the coast guard's aging fleet. the majority of the 40 ma

as a political scientist at cal state fullerton teaching courses on the presidency and media politics and american government, i have the honor of introducing a panel of three historians to talk about politics. after i give a short introduction to the panelists, each will follow speaking for about ten minutes and we will open it up to you to ask questions and get it going about politics in the nixon presidency. these are three projects that tackle essential aspects of the nixon era politics, electoral politics, particularly the 1960 election and nixon's relationship with the media and the vice president here at the university of illinois and chicago. a specialty is american history and a concentration on the ideological battles of the 1960s. he is currently at work on i biography of former vice president spiro agnew and a number of different journals, the maryland historical magazine and views in american history. tim will take and go and she an associate professor of communications at the university of michigan, dearborn. journalism and journalism history. he joined after three decad

being denied admission to san jose state will be referred to other csu campuses in the area such as cal state east bay but san jose state officials say now more than ever grades and gpa matter. in san jose, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> it the camera was rolling. a snowmobiler caught in the slide. what he grabbed when the avalanche hit that saved his life. >> plus, you see them at home depot and u-haul lots. the new protections given to day laborers that lets them stay there. >>> healthy heart a healthy career. how getting a good workout gives you an added benefit at work. ,, ,,,,,, avalanche. this video shows snowmobiler nate smoot as he rides >>> a utah man owes his life to a tree after narrowly escaping an avalanche. this video shows snowmobiler nate smoot triggering the slide as he rides over loose snow. he was able to jump off his machine in time to cling to an nearby tree as the avalanche tumbled more than 700 feet down the hillside. he says he is grateful to be alive. >> i'm just happy to be here and see my family again and be able to be with them. >> utah authorities say this year's warm wi

. >> one thing i would agree also is the cal-state fullerton collection has valuable materials that may be overlooked, but those are still -- the yorba linda public library put 20 of those transcripts that are at the website in the library and the fullerton transcripts are in the office and a researcher can come in there and use it as a very valuable resource. >> any questions? i'm sorry. the author of the forthcoming vice presidential book. >> gelman? >> yes, mr. gelman, your research indicates that the eisenhower-nixon relationship was an a-minus. why is the more common, public perception that it's c-minus, d-plus. how did that come about? was it on purpose or just lack of research? >> well, since i already need a visa to get to harvard and let me into the boston area, what i think happened is this is that the academics who -- and author schlessinger, jr., of a wonderful friend of mine, but the academics who are in the ivy leagues and great graduate collars all supported almost to a man, richard hot stet ler, harry kulling aer, i mean, these are seminal figures in the historical profe

. >>> new plan unveiled today in sacramento that could slash tuition for thousands of uc and cal-stateents.

state would pay about $1 billion for the plan every year adding up to $4,000 in annual savings for cal state students. uc students would save over $8,100. >>> oakland mayor jean quan will deliver the annual state of the city address this evening. and one of the big topics is sure to be about the recent troubles stemming from the "occupy" protests. the speech is set for 7:00 this evening in the city council chambers. >>> gay marriage opponents vow to take their fight to the u.s. supreme court. they plan to appeal yesterday's ruling that says prop 8 is unconstitutional. the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco ruled 2-1 that the voter-approved initiative served no purpose other than to, quote, lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians. one legal expert says if it goes to the supreme court, justices will allow gay marriage. >> this is an issue whose time has come. the cultural understanding of the issue is really advanced. i think it's 5-4 in favor of same-sex marriage. and i think it could even be 6- 3 or 7-2. >> many people in the bay area back yesterday's court deci

as a political scientist at cal state fullerton, teaching courses on the presidency and media politics and american government, i have the honor of introducing a panel of three historians to talk about politics. and after i give a short introduction to all of our panelists, each panelist will follow speaking for about ten minutes, and then we'll open it up to you, our -- to ask questions and to get a good conversation going about politics during the nixon presidency and before. so, these are three projects that tackles disparate and essential aspects of the nixon-era politics, electoral politics, particularly the 1960 election, nixon's relationship with the media, and the vice president agnew, vice president spiro agnew, so we'll begin, going in alphabetical order. justin coffey is an associate professor of history at quincy university in quincy, illinois, and he earned his ph.d. at the university of illinois at chicago. and his specialty is recent american political history. recent american history with a concentration on the ideological battles of the 1960s. he's currently working on

did you know that you could take a two-day maritime sport class at cal state? sailing and boating is an activity as a personal family can't afford, being together, enjoying nature, is in maps, science, of physical ability, and having fun together -- it is a sport that a family can afford. we where card to protect our playground and yours. thank you for your time. i look forward to this world class at the the city, and i think the america's cup event authority. i think have done a great job. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you for this opportunity. my name is julie smith, and i met advocate for the third for the america's cup. -- i am an advocate for the 34th america's cup. i believe in what the america's cup event authority and risk- management have created, and i believe that this will be a great benefit to san francisco and the global community. if any of you have seen an ac-45 up close and personal as the media did yesterday, it is thrilling. it is one thing to watch the boats practice, another to experience a recent firsthand. the americ

carter's role in hiking tuition while also approving a 400,000- dollar salary for the president of cal state san diego. >> there is word the obama administration is considering cutting back funds for a program some consider essential for tsunami safety. the tsunami following last year's quake in japan caused more than $58 million in damage to the west coast. 39 high tech buoys monitor the ocean. right now ten of them don't work and are waiting to be repaired. budget officials want to cut a million dollars in funding to that system. >> gave us good information which made it easier for us to do our job in getting people to a safe area. >> reporter: some say that the potential returns from the system far out weigh the money needed to maintain the network. >> supporters of the state's inhome health care program rallied in sacramento calling for an end to tens of millions of dollars in proposed budget cuts. >> for every dollar dollar we savored by cutting back in home support of services we have increased costs seven dollars by putting people into institutions. >> reporter: about 400,000 low inco

so i think the one thing i agree on also is the cal state fullerton collection has some really valuable materials that may be overlooked. those are still -- yorba linda public library put about 20 of those transcripts that are on their website at the library, but all the other fullerton or the transcripts are in the office there. and you can -- a researcher can come in there and use them which i think is a very valuable resource. >> other questions? >> i'm sorry, we don't have a paper program. the author of the forthcoming vice presidential book -- >> irv gelman? >> yes, mr. gelman. your research indicates that the eisenhower/nixon relationship was an "a" minus. why is the more common public perception that it's "c" minus," d" plus, how did that come about? was it on purpose or just lack of research? >> well, since i already need a visa to get to harvard to let me inhe

cal state students could save $4,000 a year. >>> sweeping the streets for violations. the several tactics san francisco is using to boost parking revenue. >>> i'm len ramirez in downtown san jose at the scene of what could be a future oakland as baseball stadium. the as owner was in town today. what he said about the giants that could be key to make the deal happen. >> and flying through security. the program coming to sfo that will give some travelers a speedy pass to their gates. now, with the m-t-a in a big >>> san francisco' parking police are notorious for sweeping streets. now with the mta in a big budget hole, enforcers may really have to start cleaning up. mike sugerman on the new way you might get caught on camera. mike. >> reporter: liz, they are going to be cleaning the streets trying to clean up the budget mess. >>> reporter: things don't always go as planned. for that, take a look at the san francisco municipal transit agency. last year there was a plan to put cameras on a bunch of street sweepers so when people were parked on streets they couldn't be that

did you know that you could take a two-day maritime sport class at cal state? sailing and boating is an activity as a personal family can't afford, being together, enjoying nature, is in maps, science, of physical ability, and having fun together -- it is a sport that a family can

while israel has repeatedly threatened to strike iran's nuclear sites so sohn fares manesh from cal state university fresno says similar intelligence reports a few years ago or ignored by washington because they didn't fit in with its ultimate goal for iraq. regime change. their children rethinking to nationally. is neither so its first two thousand and seven. basically a savior that i'm actually reading from the dead judge we compete in it's dead as a closed two thousand and three ian huntley it's nuclear weapons program nevertheless. it's their skin mild using it which administration. the. only people obviously the obama the assertion is not legally he did actually to close up the research into the taking place one has to do with it eagle a little less than five percent of that one has to do with twenty percent you reach twenty percent each minute is intended to be used in the movie a reactor which makes eyes of the people of purpose for a long time need the so-called experience in us and he's right there clearly that you don't cannot actually need nuclear rods for that particular react

at president obama's energy speech yesterday calling it "political baloney. " >> i'm going to the cal statention tomorrow. taking the speech paragraph by paragraph and taking it apart. [ cheering ] think of it as a trial run for the debates this fall. >> state republicans are arriving tonight for the convention and coming up at 5:45, rob roth explains why california voters are concerned about the direction their gop party is taking. >> a court appeal in san francisco in defense of a federal ban on same sex marriage. the case involves two san francisco women who were married before the ban. one spouse is a federal worker and said the u.s. defense marriage act blocked her spouse from getting medical coverage. a judge ruled the law was unconstitutional. today lawyers for house speaker, john boehner, and other speakers, appealed the decision. opponents have taken the first steps toward a ballot referendum against it. this is video of the maryland house passing their measure last week. the state senate okayed it yesterday. today opponents filed draft language for ballot measure and if it is okay

cal state east bay and at dominguez hill. those faculty contract negotiations have hit an impasse. sticking points include workload, class size and pay. as a result the union has decided to ask faculty if they want to authorize the two day rolling strike. the vote is expected in april. >>> in daley city tonight, dozens of engineers joined the picket line. they say they are supporting engineers who work at the hospital and are on strike due to failed contract negotiations. we also contacted a spokesperson for the hospital he says that is simply not true. that the hospital has offered both wage and pension increases. he says the hospital asked the union to return to the bargaining table and that the union has refused. >>> another legal show down over same-sex marriage is in the works. late this afternoon supporters of california's proposition eight asked for a review of a ruling earlier this month that found that the marriage ban is unconstitutional. ktvu's heather holmes live with a look at the split. >> reporter: now they are asking a larger panel of 11 judges to review the ruling.

getting paid. >> our fight is going to the long-term future of the state. >> reporter: professors at cal state east bay who marched out of class to protest state budget cuts last november won't sacrifice any pay. the day-long strike also happened in l.a. county, at cu lewis domingo hills. cu east bay, however, was on the honor system and many used it as a personal day off. they don't have money for an investigation. everyone will get paid as usual. >>> she was one of the last survivors of the 1906 earthquake and fire who died. rose cliver was 105 years old. >> she was just three years old when the great quake and fire ripped apart the city. the bay area resident was a treasure. >> the flickering images of the 1906 earthquake and fire. for most of us they're a distant history. it almost seems like a million years ago. but to rose cliver, those visions were her childhood. >> it took my whole family, 15 kids. >> cliver died in santa rosa this weekend at the age of 109, taking with her the memories so few can now relate. >> she was three and a half, a little fight in that age if the fire was going

cal state east bay and at dominguez hill. those faculty contract negotiations have hit an impasse. sticking points include workload, class size and pay. as a result the union has decided to ask faculty if they want to authorize the two day rolling strike. the vote is expected in april. >>> in daley city tonight, dozens of engineers joined the picket line. they say they are supporting engineers who work at the hospital and are on strike due to failed contract negotiations. we also contacted a spokesperson for the hospital he says that is simply not true. that the hospital has offered both wage and pension increases. he says the hospital asked the union to return to the bargaining table and that the union has refused. >>> another legal show down over same-sex marriage is in the works. late this afternoon supporters of california's proposition eight asked for a review of a ruling earlier this month that found that the marriage ban is unconstitutional. ktvu's heather holmes live with a look at the split. >> reporter: now they are asking a larger panel of 11 judges to review the ruling.

and cal state university are addressing the congregations of african-american churches.hey plan on discussing the advantage of a college education and how people should prepare. they will also talk people through the application and admission process. it is part of an effort to increase the number of african-american students. >> yesterday, it wasn't too bad outside and when i walked outside this morning. little bit chillier. rosemary, is that the case? >> yes, anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees. you will notice getting outside early. some are sinking into the 30s. and in many areas. looking at mostly gray skies. looking outside the doors, pockets of drizzle and picking up a little bit of rain off the coast near body degree go bay. and -- near bodega bay. most of the bay area area waking up with cloudy skies. look at this. anywhere from three to 6 miles an hour from the north bay down into sfo and fair field reporting a light breeze off the coast. we have the small craft advisory, the winds are gusting pretty good. we have a few sprinkles off the coast here. >> just to the w

. >> cal hosting oregon state. jorge fired up. cal gets a 10-0 lead. beavers by two at the half.d gets it to fall inside and he had 13. 17 points and eight boards from jorge. cal wins it and remains tied for the lead into the pac-12 request washington. >> that is the way the ball bounces, i'm mike shumann. we'll see you tonight at 5:00. >> straight ahead, academy member voters are due within the next 48 hours. with the oscars just is a week away. next, a hollywood insider handicaps the likely winn >> carolyn: oscar night is exactly one week away and right now a lot of stars are sweating it out because the ballots from academy members are due in just 48 hours. chris connolly gets them to handicap the likely choices. >> one week before oscar night, george and john. some say the best actor race has been tightening up. flip-flop runner and in deep crisis, perhaps facing a serious challenge from john. very funny and very quiet. in the art. >> french actor, he has been winning a lot of awards. i think that is biggest. >> he is extremely well-liked and that can matter. >> meryle in peri

. >> reporter: students will be referred to other csu campuses in the area such as cal state east bay. but university officials say now more than ever grades and gpa matter. in san jose, len ramirez cbs 5. >>> and new at 6:00 stockton may be headed for distinction it definitely does not want. the state's largest city ever to go broke. andrea menniti on how city leaders are trying to fix the finances before it's too late. >> reporter: city council member 100% opposes any effort to move stockton into bankruptcy. >> it's horrible. it's devastating. we do not need this black eye. we have had enough black eyes. we're actually starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: of the city administrators are examining the possibility of filing for chapter 9. if it happens, stockton would be the largest california city to go bankrupt. nearby vallejo recently emerged from bankruptcy after filing in 2008. fritchen worries if they follow suit they will be paying big attorney fees. >> racks up a lot of money. i anticipate it's going to be at least $20 million for stockton. because

today the cal state system is teaming up with african- american churches.y will address students from 22 churches during the supersunday event and it's all in an effort to increase the number of african-americans attending college. they start in less than 30 minutes from now. >>> golden gate park officials are hoping people will ditch their cars and take public transportation this spring. you can hop on the free shuttles at the usf parking lot or garage. it will stop at several destinations including the young museum and the california academy of sciences. >> you know the most important part of the weekend? >> do tell. >> good weather. >> that is very true. >> we got to have it. >> then jim bernard has the latest on what we can expect this final day. >> hopefully this good weather will help if bridge work out there as we're going to hold off on any potential rain until late tonight and early tomorrow. and even at that it will be very light if at all. more like drizzle showers across the bay. as we start the day on the cool side. about ten degrees cooler tha

the other thing keeping a lot of qualified applicants from attending at cal state, tuition has more thann the last nine years. and that could also be discussed tomorrow. reporting live, pam cook, back over to tori and dave. >> thank you, pam. >>> at least 50 people with killed and two hundred injured in the series of coordinated bombings and shootings in iraq. most of the attacks were in the capital baghdad. a large gray cloud can be seen over one of the blast sites as people rush over to help. the bombs hit government buildings, restaurants, and even close to a school. while no one has claimed responsibility, al-qaeda is believed to be behind the attacks. >>> a new report by amnesty international says half a million afghans have been displaced by fighting and natural disaster, and the number grows by about 400 people every day. the report says up to 35,000 afghans are living in temporary camps in kabul and the situation there has been made worse by the coldest winter that city has seen in 15 years. >>> time is 7:48. today the army private is accused of giving classified information to w

. >> cal state students could save as much as $4,000 a year. uc students could save more than $8,000. >>> san francisco's parking police are notorious for sweeping the streets. and with the city hurting for revenue enforcers may really have to start cleaning up but mike sugerman shows us a can't- miss plan to catch violators on camera hasn't quite caught on yet. mike. >> reporter: it might miss. we found out today that the city of san francisco is expects to make $10 million less than it thought it would by giving tickets to drivers. that's good for you. it's not so good for the city. so they got to do something. things don't always go as planned. take a look at the san francisco municipal transit agency. last year there was a plan to put cameras on a bunch of street sweepers so when people were parked on streets they shouldn't be, their license could be snapped and tickets sent. how's that going? >> so we have a camera on one street sweeping vehicle as a pilot project. >> reporter: things move about as quickly as street sweepers in city govern

the students who can least afford college will have less opportunity to go to community colleges, cal state and uc. >> the federation of teachers also says the governor is using education as a bargaining chip because its budget increases for higher education would only take effect if voters pass his tax hike plan. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. what, baseball, golf, sunbathing. you name it, we can do it. >> you were doing all that before work? >> yes, that's what i do before work. >> busy guy. we did have low 70s. all good for all of that stuff including quite a bit of golf at the coastline. 72 santa cruz. plenty of low to upper 60s in santa rosa. even after the dense fog we had this morning. right now numbers are dropping off the most in the north bay. 56 in napa. 55 in fairfield. let's take you to our sky camera network in san bruno mountain and our live look showing excellent visibility at this point. 10 miles and better. with numbers dropping off tonight, we will see some areas of dense fog forming yet again. we'll have more on that in a second. let's take you

cal state officials will decide tomorrow whether or not they will need to turn away students. an >>jaqueline: here is a live look from the golden gate. sunny skies in the throughout the bay area it has been a very nice day. once again temperatures in the '70s. temperatures starting to cool now. right now thing here is a look in your current address. third wind speeds continue to be tested in spots. we do have a wind advisory that will remain intact until 10:00 p.m.. as we head into the overnight hours the winds are expected to die down. cooler conditions overnight and into tomorrow afternoon. sunny skies the cold temperatures into the '60s bay area wide. into the weekend cooling down even more with of returning. 50s and 60s on saturday and then back into the '60s bay area wide on sunday. we have more changes into next week's forecast would rain, details coming up. >>pam: gop to presidential hopefuls are kicking off a spread for super tuesday calling last night's debate in arizona. in the 13 states said the vote, a candid performances at last night's debate could be crucial. >>

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and cal beat arizona state, 67- 62. to remain in sole possession of second place. >>> if you can see these guys in the video. it is just awesome. >> sweet, sweet. >> say hey. the 16th hole in scottsdale. and impromptu concert. as for the actual golf, spencer levine has a six stroke lead into the final round of the phoenix open after shooting a 68. the sacramento native has never won on tour. >>> the qatar was short wered to 54 holes due to heavy winds. and john daly had a one over 73, he is now four strokes behind new leader paul laurie. daly has not won a tournament since 2004. >>> and eddie debartolo and tim brown came up short in their bids to make the nfl hall of fame, as the class of 2012 was announced earlier today. >> the class of 2012, members of the pro football hall of fame are as follows. jack butler, dermani dawson, chris doleman, cortez kennedy, curtis martin, and willie rolls. >> more of a visual learner, here are the names again. the six men will have their day in canton this summer. chris dalman played t

today, cal hosting arizona state. ars looking to rebound from the first home loss on thursday to arizona. what a start. alan crabbe. the here to ball. cal, 13-1. cal shot 47% from beyond the arc. gutierrez, bottom. he had 10. cal by 18 at the break. crabbe, another three. led all scorers with 19. getting it done from everywhere. the jam. cal never trailed. 68-47 the final over the sun devils. on the farm. defensive battle area. man, the alley-oop for randall. the cardinal were on the ropes. he had 14. wildcats, seven steals. turner with the steal. you know what's coming. the clutch. wildcats win it 56-43. >> the record 173,210 fans showed up for the third round of the phoenix open. the most raucous hole on tour, number 16, is the vacation. check it out. >> mike: bubba watson and ben crane having fun. the multihat look. they literally boo you if you don't do well. 17 from the bunker. your leader by 6 going into sunday's final round. >> cam newton, the ap rookie of the year. and i sat down with tom brady's dad before he

today, cal hosting arizona state. bears looking to rebound from their first home loss at arizona. an crabbe, three ball. they shot 47% from beyond the arc. giewtgutierrez, bottom. crabbe, another three. led all scorers with 19. cal by 28. thurman for the jam. the win over the sun devils. down on the farm, stanford and arizona. foul points for the cardinals. the alley-ooper. stanford down one at the break. wildcats had seven steals. up to nick johnson. nowow what's coming. wildcats win big, 66-43. >> usf women hosting santa clara, great move here, spinning through the lane. dons by one at the break. the broncos controlled the next 20 minutes. the baseline jumper and the broncos knock off the dons, 59-51. >> aaron rodgers named the mvp, cam knew -- newton the nfl rookie of the year. and it's a damn say that eddie debartolo did not get in the hall of fame. were you surprised? >> mike: i wasn't because he has some dues to pay, you know what i mean. but 24 years, five superbells, -- superbowls belongs in the hall of fame. >> you're going do like this one. the chicken wing cupcake. up cu

on the women's side, stanford blew out arizona 91-51 for their win and cal beat arizona state 67-62 to remain in sole possession of second place. >> finish the day between crayton and northern iowa. antwon young hits the 3 to tie it with 4 seconds left. >> back the other way. james in there. northern iowa upsets the blue jays. >> let the party begin in cedar falls. the panthers knock off 13th ranked crayton. eddie, tim brown, and charles hailey were three of the 15 finalists for the nfl hall of fame. all three came up short. curtis martin headlines the class of 2012. later this summer, chris doleman who was a viking, played three seasons with the 49ers in the late 90s. >> who could possibly have it better than us? >> nobody. >> jim harbaugh became the first 49ers head coach to win the coach of the year award since bill walsh. alex smith accepted the award tonight in indianapolis. >> he probably would say he doesn't deserve this. the type of guy he is. give all the credit to assistant coaches, just who he is. and from someone who had one or two coaches in my career, i would just like to

cal hosting arizona state. jorge gutierrez looking to stop at the split against the arizona schools. second half and gutierrez flashes inside. no look past the camp for the reverse finish. gutierrez had ten points and three assists and over 11 to play. take a look at cal moving the ball. keep moving the ball with four passes. five passes. can you get? can i get seven? before the baby hook by half. cal cruises 68-47 the final. well, bad news for local guys looking to get into the hall of fame. ed brown and charles haley were not selected for the hall of fame this year. among 17 finalists, but none got in. chris is the only member of this year's class with bay area ties, defensive star played for the niners for thirty-three science for 1996 to 1998. speak of the 49ers, the head coach has been named the associated press coach of the year. he led the red and gold to seven more victories than the year before. the first since 2002. the first coach to win the award in his rookie season since 2008. over to the sharks,

monte and the bears taking on arizona state. cal would lead by as many as 31 and cruise to a 68-47 win. allen led off fours with 19 points. stanford shot a season low 25% and managed only 43 points against arizona. the wildcats win 56-43 for their first road trip of the year. the sharks had their three-game winning streak snapped in phoenix. martin handles scores. >> that's it for us, kim has more sports at 11:00 on cbs 5. have a good night. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better, doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle, but swiffer wetjet's spray cleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time, so you don't miss a thing. hi mary! morning! gladys. gladys! [ female announcer ] swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. [ female announcer ] swiffer. better clean in half the time.

. >> signatures being gathered throughout cal l for a state tax on millionaires to help pay for police, fire protection and services for vaibld. the referendum creating a 3% tax for people making more than $1 million a year. the office said it would generate roughly $5 billion per year. >> owe our kids don't have counselors they need. we don't have school nurses or libraries or librarians. there is an array of things that need to be restored. >> governor brown is funding a tax initiative but opponents say it won't raise as much money and they say wealthy people may more than their fair share. >>> a liquor store is unsafe after the facade came crashing down this morning on 137b8gth avenue and there is firefighters roped off the area and neighbors share concerns. >> i'm still worried bit. i can see that came douchblt i wonder how much more might, still. >> there are residents in the back of the building did not have to be evacuated. >> a man is breaking into gym lockers and ripping off people. this plis want to catch this man, described as a black male with a light complexion. and weighi