. >>> a plan to turn away thousands of students from cal state. what could cause such a drastic move. >> and a toddler goes through a tsa pat line, why the father waited until posting the video. >>> the cal state university system has announced plans to drastically limit enrollment last year to deal with budget cuts. as alex sadvige explains this is a contingency plan. >> reporter: the cal state system is planning to scale back on students possibly reducing over all enrollment next year by 25,000. on the cal state east campus building there's disbelief. >> i think that's too drastic. >> we should be trying to save education and put money into education not take money out of it. >> i didn't realize the situation was so dire. and it's certainly disappointing. >> reporter: all 23 cal state campuses would stop accepting new students in the spring of 2013 if this plan goes into play. it all hinges on a tax increase measure that will go before voters later this year. if it fails that could mean another $200 million funding hit for the cal state system.

. >>> a plan to turn away thousands of students from cal state. what >>> the cal state university system has announced plans to drastically limit enrollment last year to deal with budget cuts. as alex sadvige explains this is a contingency plan. >> reporter: the cal state system is planning to scale back on students possibly reducing over all enrollment next year by 25,000. on the cal state east campus building there's disbelief. >> i think that's too drastic. >> we should be trying to save education and put money into education not take money out of it. >> i didn't realize the situation was so dire. and it's certainly disappointing. >> reporter: all 23 cal state campuses would stop accepting new students in the spring of 2013 if this plan goes into play. it all hinges on a tax increase measure that will go before voters later this year. if it fails that could mean another $200 million funding hit for the cal state system. today barry zapel made his pitch to taxpayers. >>> we hope we recognize the importance of higher education and well qualified

may be derailed the cal state university systems as they have a choice to approve the november tax increasesalready neustria rollins are frozen. depilates into my life on hold trap the air. after lead to the state's finances are clear. if i want to apply don't wondering if i'm going to not wait list or from when to make their not. >>> we don't know how much money we're going to get and we can't commit to offer courses that students need to graduate. cal state has already lost $750 million without the tax increases they will lose another 200 million so the pressure is being put squarely on the voters may be fairly and maybe not. will affect students perception but probably won't accept our process. the cal state east bay are among the handful of campuses all continue to except during transfer students it is becoming increasingly difficult to tell students where to apply and when. now schools are at a state their institutions are more flexible and more welcoming to california residents. ironically this comes the same day the cal state board of trustees decided to give to the campus presidents

eight of the campuses, including cal state l.a., including san francisco state, it's happening a littleit different. they are meting in some students, but not as many as we would like. >> that is true. about 500 students, a drop in the bucket, part of a new transfer plan, that the legislature hopes will grow to encourage transfers. you have a double thing going on. have you a state passing laws trying to encourage transfers and then cal state university slamming the doors. a trickle of students will be permitted at eight campuses. >> and across campus, we're hearing students cannot get classes anyway. if they have been admitted and have a class in nursing, they are maybe there five, six years. >> totally impacted. i have gone over to the campus and seeing students poring out the door, begging professors to let them in, but there is no room. >> there is a long-running story, what is happening with the suspended sheriff, mr. ross mirkarimi. >> this is something that happens very rarely in san francisco, one city wide elected official, mayor ed lee, decided to suspend ross mirkarimi, sworn

rising tuition at cal-state and generous financial aid at private universities. a family making $130,000 a year getting typical financial aid would pay $24,000 at cal-state east bay. the same family would pay $19, 500 at uc berkeley aid would bring harvard education down to $17,000. >>> for the first time an israeli president in the bay area. shimon peres will be touring ibma res research center today and speaking tonight. -- ibm research center today and speaking at a dinner tonight. >> [ unintelligible ] iran is a danger to the entire world. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. israeli president peres railed against iran and possible nuclear weapons program this kind of rhetoric concerns some bay area screws. she hopes when speaks -- tuesday he will talk about peace, not confrontation. >> the concern is if we can't mediate and keep everybody talking, there will be another war and it will be a nuclear war. >> reporter: the first ever visit by a sitting israeli president brings hope and concern. the congregation's rabbi is thrilled about the visit and says security w

the bay area news group reports because of rising tuition at cal-state and generous financial aid ativate universities. a family making $130,000 a year getting financial aid will pay $24,000 at cal-state east bay the same family would pay $19, 500 at uc berkeley, financial aid would bring a harvard education down to $17,000. >>> rush limbaugh has lost another advertiser over his controversial comments about george tim town lawsuit sandra fluke. today aol announced it is pulling its ad, seven other businesses have done the same. limbaugh called fluke a slut and prostitute after she advocated health care coverage for contraception. today and the view fluke said at apology changes nothing. >> i believe it is an attempt to silence me, to silence the millions of women and the men who support them who have been speaking out about this issue. and conveying that contraception is an important health care need that they need to have met in affordable, accessible way. >> fluke says she hasn't heard from limbaugh but says the comments were so personal she would rather not have him call. limbaugh

the cal state board says it is the going rates for top administrators, but the raises came a day after state was forced to freeze enrollment for the 2013 spring semester. >>> we are just getting started here tonight. coming up, a powerful earthquake shakes nerves and buildings in southern mexico. up next, stories from people who road it out. also, the hot new ipad. it turns out it really is hotter. and news that could help every one of us. how popping an asprin a day may do a lot more than relief a headache. all of that is coming up for you. and then on "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. up next on "nightline" want the best price tees pump 1234* -- the best price at the pump. "hunger games" mania. it is just day usa way and we talk with ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a wi

the cal state board says it is the going rates for top administrators, but the raises came a day after state was forced to freeze enrollment for the 2013 spring semester. >>> we are just getting started here tonight. coming up, a powerful earthquake shakes nerves and buildings in southern mexico. up next, stories from people who road it out. also, the hot new ipad. it turns out it really is hotter. and news that could help every one of us. how popping an asprin a day may do a lot more than relief a headache. all of that is coming up for you. and then on "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. up next on "nightline" want the best price tees pump 1234* -- the best price at the pump. "hunger games" mania. it is just day usa way and we talk with liam ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ buildings have collapsed from a large earthquake in the southern part of the country. despite terrible damage so far at least no deaths have been reported from the 7.4 magnitude earthquake. tonight abc7's alan wang spoke with a local man who grew up near the epicenter. >> the epicenter is located in a sparsely populated area about 115 miles

harvard education than a cal-state education when you factor in financial aid. this issue. and conveying that contraception is an important health care need that they need to have met in affordable accessible way. >> fluke says she hasn't heard from limbaugh but says the comments were so personal she would rather not have him call. limbaugh says his apology is sincere. >>> one of the two petition dives aimed at recalling mayor quan is being dropped. -- the committee admits it will not have the required 20,000 signatures by the may 14th deadline. a second effort by a group called recall jean quan now continues to collect signatures with a later deadline of july 2nd. they lap. ed the recall after -- >>> injured giants' fan brian stow has taken another small step forward in his recovery he was transfered last week and moved to another facility to get aggressive therapy. family members say he's working on moving to and from his chair dressing himself and making his own meals. he was induced into a coma after being beaten last year following opening day at dodger sta

. >>> a former assistant pro growers from cal state east bay has been sentenced on 37 years in prison. the 47-year-old admitted in a plea deal he traveled from the bay area to st. louis, missouri to he can repeat lid molest an infant. he was an assistant professor of justice studies at cal state east bay when police arrested him in march, 2010. >> a bay area coast guard cutter returned home today after seizing millions worth of drugs during a mission at sea. the cutter sailed into alameda's coast guard island today, sharing these picture was us showing some of the estimated $4 million in drugs. the ship officers tell us drug runners tossed about another $67 million worth of drugs into the water as approaching. >> this is very fun. it's talking and so we're making it fun, too. and there is a serious job, by rewarding. >> today marked the first time crew members saw fames since days before christmas. >> one of the berkeley best-known restaurant that's is tied to unwith of the best-known chefs closed etc. doors. cafe fanny is owned by alice waters and her brother if law. waters will only

a freshman from a middle class family would pay $24,000 annually for too go to cal state east bay. santa cruz, $33,000. harvard that same student would pay $17,000. many ivy league schools boosted their financial aid to middle class families. >>> changes heading our way. over now to bill. >> nice weekend. warm day today. numbers drop off 10-15 degrees tomorrow. 70s today. tomorrow, 50s. outside, i will show you what is coming. i wish it was bring roth of rain it is not. coming from the north. snow in the mountains. the main thing, cooler and the winds. winds gusting near 33 miles an hour. the winds are starting to blow. temperatures of today are a thing of the past. tomorrow, looking for 50s in most bay area locations. might pop a low 60 down south. tomorrow, then, cooler. extended forecast, dry. warms up again. like last week. whatever rain we get tonight, little rain, it will dry up and that is it for the week. overnight lows, valley fog, coastal fog as well. system lies to the north of us and then moves south. after midnight, clouds increasing as the system slides down. a.m. spr

and this is including one at cal state east bay. both making over $300,000 per year, and leelandy introduced a bill prohibiting pay increases for top administrators in bad budget years. >> today at and t made one of the largest corporate donations ever to nation's schools and challenges torjz do the same. announcing this morning that this is donating for drop out prevention programs. in california one in five kids drops out of school. and some mp used to teach freshman study skill autos made a difference for students in helping them transition to a college prep program where we expect them to be working in a high level. >> the statistics show they earn 25% less over their lifetime and 57% less than college graduates. >> it's feeling like winter out there. quite cool. >> chilly. >> yes. more rain is on the way. >> we need rain. >> yes. interesting timing. >> yes. >> feels like winter preparing for arriveal of spring tonight. but that is the way seasons work. there is a live view now from our camera looking westward towards golden gat

cal-state east bay, san francisco state and sonoma state are among them enrollment will be limited to community college transfer students. funding for the spring of 201013 is uncertain. csu funding could -- drop by 200 million dollars. >> it is horrible. it is going to be harder to graduate my mom has to retire later to pay for me and my sister's education. >> it is already a horrible tragedy the thought after decision al cuts could be catastrophic. >> csu lost 750 million dollars in funding this year. >>> supporters of a california tax targeting millionaires to pay for police and service force the disabled are planning a rally in oakland this afternoon. they say their measure is more winnable than the new plan offered by governor brown and the california federation of teachers. the plan would create a 3% tax for people making over one million dollars a year and 5% on incomes over two million a year. the governor's plan would add a 1% income tax surcharge starting on individuals making more than $250,000 a year and a quarter cent sales tax increase. >>> in 20 minutes the new express t

the cal state university system plans to limit enrollment next year to deal with severe budget cuts. it's our top story at 7:00. we're live at cal state east bay to tell us what this means for perspective students. >> reporter: with only a few exceptions, the system would turn away new students next year. that's the idea put forth by officials today. it's a plan in case voters don't approve the tax hike this november. this system is planning to scale back on students possibly reducing overall enrollment by 25,000 next year. on the east bay campus today, there's disbelief. >> i think that's too drastic. we should be trying to save education and like, put money into education not take money out. >> didn't realize the situation was so dire. it certainly is disappointing. >> reporter: all 23 campuses would stop accepting new students in the spring 2013 if this plan goes into place. it all hinges on a tax increase measure that will go before voters later this year. if it fails, that could mean $200 million funding hit for the system. today some made their pitch to taxpayers. >> we recogni

at cal state east bay it is at the ago ora stage and lawn. cal state, san francisco state, malcolm x plaza, san jose state, clark hall by the statues, and sonoma state, stevenson quad. >>> an academic building at uc berkeley has been evacuated because of a fire this morning. it broke out at about 10:15 on the north side of the campus. that building houses the engineering department. uc police say sparks from construction equipment started the fire in a laboratory. everyone was evacuated from the building while crews would fight the fire. >>> rain is still falling in parts of the bay area this noontime. this is a live look outside. the winter rainfall is not very steady. meteorologist mark tamayo said it will taper off in the next couple of hours. it was heavy at times in the east bay. randy dyson got caught in this downpour. the chp is responding to rain related crashes. and in oakland people would break out the umbrellas. similar scenes in san francisco and on the peninsula and north and south bays. >>> and a winter storm continues to bring

. >>> cal state trustees will get an update on the budget forecast. comes on the heels of a hearing yesterday outlining plans to restrict a number of admissions in the fall of 2013. they say as many as 25,000 qualified students could be rejected if the governor's proposed tax hikes are not approved. the trustees also announce once again no new applicants will be admitted to cal state schools next spring. >>> apple and amazon both making splashes and headlines this morning and impacting trading for details on that and the rest of your news before the bell, we turn it over to jackie deangelos live at cnbc headquarters. good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you. the futures are lower this morning after stocks posted modest gain monday. apple boosting the nasdaq after announcing it will pay dividends to shareholders and buy back $10 billion in stock. apple shares closed above $600 for the first time ever. we saw a rise in home builder sentiments and asian markets, european markets, they're in the red this morning and also in the u.s., we'll get data on

a family making $130,000 a year getting financial aid would pay $20,000 at cal-state east bay the sameley. harvard $17,000. >>> president shimon peres will visit ibm's research center in san jose today and speak to business leaders at a dinner tonight. peres arrived last night from washington, d.c. after delivering a fiery speech outlineing israel's concerns on iran's nuclear ambitions. -- he will meet with venture capitalists to dumb up more high-tech investment for is -- to drum up more high-tech investment for israel way >>> we are dealing with the israeli secret service, the united states secret service and our own staff of security people. >> peres is expected to focus his four-day visit on business, not politics. traffic is expected to be heavy and streets closed tomorrow around lake street and several blocks around temple emanuel for his san francisco visit. >>> iran's nuclear program is expected to be the focus of a meeting at the white house today between president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mr. obama reiterated a long standing position this weekend t

where the president is getting a big raise >> that is exactly right, students we spoke to here at cal state east bay say they're not happy about the raises that the president will be getting. they're not sure about their future but there are sure how much they will pay for it. >> i think it is disgusting >> amanda is a senior here struggling to keep up with payments. she lives with her parents >> i pay $2,100 every three months and that is not even covering books and i still need to pay for my own food and i don't even live here >> she is thankful this is her last year. in the past year fees were increased twice, once by nearly 10 percent and another by 12 percent. two days ago the same board approved two other 10 percent increases for to incoming presidents to fullerton and east bay. >> we're paying their salary and they are turning a blind guy >> fullerton president mildred garcia will get a base salary of more than $324,000. east bay president leroy more will get more than $303,000. that is not including the additional $60,000 for housing allowance and $12,000 each president will get for

today as part of a national day of education protest: roughly 300 protestors marched across the cal state los angeles campus demanding administrators stop raising tuition. college students and faculty members peacefully demanded that in the east bay but things got tense at uc-santa cruz where protestors physically blocked anyone from entering the campus. >>> with enrollment in uc and cal state schools more competitive and expensive than ever, it is putting more and more pressure on california's community colleges. schools that may be many students's best chance for a higher education. tonight a closer look at the reforms that some say the state's community colleges need to stay alive. >> we're going to review some requirements for the state and national tournaments. >> reporter: for some, it's a second chance. >> it took a lot of time after high school it decide that now i would do definitely know i'm study soccerrology. >> reporter: others say it's their own chance. >> i have a child working two jobs to put myself through school and keep a roof over his head. >> reporter: community colle

let me focus on school cuts to cal state.ion at most campuses is going to be cut because of budget cuts. only eight campuses are going to admit students. admissions will be open to only community college transfer students. school administrators said more reductions could be made if the governor's plan does not get coverage/and november. >> with those options taken away if it makes that more difficult for me to choose. >> i never thought i would be shut out. maybe requirements would be restrictions? but taking on less students does not make sense. >> i might as well apply for other places. >>darya: of the eight campuses three are in the bay area. east bay, sonoma, san francisco. san jose will not accept spring 2013 applicants sinc >>mark: now, you can pay and one of the car pool lanes if your driving by yourself. jackie has the full details. >>jackie: that is correct. at 5:00 p.m., this is a new the express lane. at 5:00 a.m. -- this opened. i am looking at the 880-337 merge. that fly over is the beginning of the merge is a tr

did we to is 626 coming at the in the cold shoulder by the cal state system is putting in a freeze on spring admission plus the republican candidates to get out on the campaign trail ahead of today's primary in illinois and one the wrong name may have the upper hand. templates and the drama surrounding san francisco sheriff continues to keep up cool after the neighbor rights and the piece in the chronicle to ubs's say investigators will examine a cellphone they found that belongs to a missing morgan hill teenager she was reported missing last friday. in many coming to the black caucus would see that one a lot of thought right now chance of showers in the forecast will talk about that coming up. the mornings tuesday march 20th if i'm michelle. 630 straight up right now we begin with some news that's happening right now says is fire departments have crews mop the of the scene right now after an apartment fire there's still lots of crews out there right now and no injuries have been reported in sin number of apparatus sense trying to determine how this all got started and no flames but t

coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 when we got word that students may be shut out from cal state universities we went to one campus and you will hear from students and san jose city hall responds to the decision that could leave its pension reform plan in jeopardy. join us on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> the golden state warriors host minnesota tonight, but number 17 is retired. we will have a live update. >>> it is going to be a big night. >> ktvu's fred inglis is live with a look at tonight's sports. >> reporter: hello. very special night here tonight. chris mullin, number 17 is going to be -- hang up. the raptors with 5 other players, including wilt chamberlain, and for chris mulleins this is a special honor indeed. he went into the hall of fame this year. 13 seasons with the warriors. number one pick in 1985, incredible player, incredible shooter. while they never won a championship, he is in effect worthy of this honor. >> looking forward to this evening. keeping my emotioning in check. to me, brings back wonderful memories. although we never achieved the ultimate in

cal state university says it will only accept a few students for the remainder of spring as a cost-cutting move. the plan is being presented to the board of trustees at a meeting in long beach. >> quite a rescue yesterday, three people who got caught in the waters off of sonoma county coast are lucky it lifeguard was only 4 mi. away. he was able to rescue a boy and a man and woman who had been in the cold water for more than one hour. the boy and a friend were apparently body boarding when they were caught in a riptide. to adults went in to rescue the other boy. >> the waters are very dangerous and unfortunately there are really strong riptides and currents to you really need to know what you're doing because the water is dangerous and we have several rescue's per year >> that lifeguard told the press democrat that this was by far the scariest rescued he has done in two decades on the job >> tsa t eat for a video that has gone by role >> the father of a wheel chair bound child who was batted down decided to oppose the video two years later >> how the queen is doing on her sixth year range

rallies are being held including cal-state east bay. san francisco state and csu monterrey bay. >> there will be no court proceedings in the am doestic abuse case. today lawyers on both sides sifting through 100 questionnaires filled out by prospective jurors today. tomorrow the judge will hold a private hearing to see if mirkarimi's ex-girlfriend can testify as a witness. christina flores filed a police report last month saying he abused her during their relationship several years ago. no charges have been filed in that incident. mirkarimi right now accused of bruising his wife's arm right in front of their son on new year's day. >> your ticket to ride cal tran could cost more. the peninsula board's powers board can increase one-way cash fares by 25 cents. round-trip tickets would go up 50 cents, but people who buy eight ride tickets would get a discount. the increase is aimed at getting more people to switch to the clipper card system which keeps fares at their current rates. >> some big time changes at google.company has unified every

. >> another day of sad news for students at the cal state university. a senate committee rejected legislation that would incur pay increases for administrators. a csu board voted to raise the salaries by 10%. the state senator argued that his measure was needed to send a message to trustees that hefty rasz are inappropriate at a time when student fees and enrollment is being curtailed. they would have increased the salary of university executive officers for two years if fees were rying. >> still ahead at 5:00, the low cost leader caught overcharging. the changes in store for wal-mart. >> local police honor their own on the anniversary of a deadly day in bay area history. >> story the key to capping rising gas prices. the new plan to change the way the state does business. >> i'm jeff ranieri and we managed sunshine today, but quick developing showers offshore will be rapidly changing the forecast. it's moving rain into the thursday. ha will we will have the full details and a weekend storm in minutes. [grunting] (sir can-a-lot) whoa! hello, madame. sir

a few hundred students will be let into eight campuses, including cal-state east bay, san francisco andsonoma those are community college transfers. officials say deep cuts are planned if voters reject governor's measure to raise taxes in november, they say total enrollment could be reduced 25,000. >>> police investigating vandalism at a cemetery, 40 brass rings worth $50 each were pried off crypts at the sonoma mountain cemetery on first street west there's a history of vandalism at the cemetery usually following illegal partying. police believe the thieves are after the money she can get from selling the metal. >>> stay away orders issued against four occupy cal protesters involved in the november 9th, demonstrations at uc berkeley. protesters set up tents that lead to a violent confrontation with police. yesterday a judge ordered the four to stay at least 100 yards away from uc berkeley property exceptions were made for attending class or on campus jobs. >>> new toll opened in milpitas this morning the four mile stretch near highway 237 interchange allows solo drivers to use the car

the decision comes as the majority of cal state campuses plan to close spring admissions in response to a $750 million cut in state fund iing. >>> looking for love online just got a little bit safer. this morning attorney general harris announced e-harmony, match.com will help from identity theft, scams and sexual predators. it includes checking subscribers against national sex offender registries. it will provide fraud prevention guidance and tips for safely meeting people online. the berkeley city council will tackle a sensitive topic tonight, teenaged prostitution. the council may vote to create a task force to fight what some call a growing problem in the city. the daily californian on the cal campus says a recent is panel discussion says underaged girls are involved in prostitution at berkeley high school. if approved, the task force will investigate incidents and data conne connected to sexual exploitation and underaged sex trafficking. >>> the shooting of an unarmed florida teenager is generating nationwide controversy. a white neighborhood watch volunteer says he shot the blac

the trustees also announcing once again, no new applicants will be admitted to cal state schools nextl women's basketball team getting ready for the next game of the ncaa tournament. they play at 4:20 tonight. and the winner moves on to the sweet sixteen. sanford women are there, they beat west virginia last night. 72-55. their opponent in the sweet sixteen will be south carolina. the two teams will play on saturday, game time to be announced. go cardinals. >>> well, the golden state warriors honoring a fan favorite last night. >> you and everybody in here, the warrior fans were a huge part of my success. your support and encouragement throughout the years enabled me to be the best player i could be and the best person i could be. >> the team retiring number 17 last night, chris mullen on hand to thank the fans for their support and love. he played 13 years in a golden state uniform and says he would not want it any other way. >>> lin sanity isn't as big today as it was a month ago, but still attracting attention. new york knicks' point guard and harvard grad has a new job with volvo.

. >> most california state university campus including cal state east bay will freeze admission for the spring 2013 semester. that will affect nearly 16,000 potential students. it's one way trustee hope to save money after the state reduced csu funding by 750 million dollars this year. >> i think it's horrible. i think it's going to be harder to graduate. my mom has to retire later now because it's harder to pay for me and my sister education. >> already a horrible tragedy and going forward is the thought of additional cuts would be would really be catastrophic. >>reporter: at the same time the csu beard will vote tomorrow on 10% pay increase for 2 new college presidents. if approved both will make more than 300,000 dollars per year. >> cal-trans is accelerating plans to fix one of the most dangerous stretches of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. chp made a plea to cal-trans after friday fatal accident that we reported to you. man car went out of control crossed into opposing traffic on laurel curve with this horrible resul result. highway patrol says asked cal-trans for years to

now cal state dominguez. robert willhite with a three-pointer puts his team up by one.unds and here's the call. >> the inbound -- he makes it! anderson makes it! and the broncos win! the broncos win! 60-58! everyone is piling into center court! >> if you flip for that, you'll flip for this. actually it's jeff gordon doing the flipping at daytona's bud shootout. gordon's car winds up sliding down the track on its side and then flipping over again. somehow jeff gordon is able to crawl out of the car unscathed. certainly a wild ride to start a wild week at daytona. then on monday it was the first ever monday night daytona 500. check out juan pablo montoya. he runs into a jet drier and it explodes into a fire ball. another miracle finish as nobody was seriously injured in the blaze that lit up the night in florida. on your mark, get set, go. mississippi state running back vick ballard running the 40 at the nfl combine. looks like ballard was thinking about first down because he only ran 10 yards before tackling himself. he would get to try another time and he couldn't be st

. >> most california state university campus including cal state east bay will freeze admission for the spring 2013 semester. that will affect nearly 16,000 potential students. it's one way trustee hope to save money after the state reduced csu funding by 750 million dollars this year. >> i think it's horrible. i think it's going to be harder to graduate. my mom has to retire later now because it's harder to pay for me and my sister education. >> already a horrible tragedy and going forward is the thought of additional cuts would be would really be catastrophic. >>reporter: at the same time the csu beard will vote tomorrow on 10% pay increase for 2 new college presidents. if approved both will make more than 300,000 dollars per year. >> cal-trans is accelerating plans to fix one of the most dangerous stretches of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. chp made a plea to cal-trans after friday fatal accident that we reported to you. man car went out of control crossed into opposing traffic on laurel curve with this horrible resul result. highway patrol says asked cal-trans for years to

a few hundred students will be let into eight campuses, including cal-state east bay, san francisco andsonoma those areomnity college transfs.er officials say deep cuts are planned if voters reject governor's measure to raise taxes in november, they say total enrollment could be reduced 25,000. >>> police investigating vandalism at a cemetery, 40 brass rings worth $50 each were pried off crypts at the sonoma mountain cemetery on first street west there's a history of vandalism at the cemetery usually following illegal partying. police believe the thieves are after the money she can get from selling the metal. >>> stay away orders issued against four occupy cal protesters involved in the november 9th, demonstrations at uc berkeley. protesters set up tents that lead to a violent confrontation with police. yesterday a judge ordered the four to stay at least 100 yards away from uc berkeley property exceptions were made for attending class or on campus jobs. >>> new toll opened in milpitas this morning the four mile stretch near highway 237 interchange allows solo drivers to use the car pool

. >> protesters will gather to support student demonstration at cal state campuses. christie smith is live in berkeley where hundreds will demand education reform. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. when we were here earlier for the occupy cal encampments the students told us it was leading up to this day. students and some faculty going to be rallying, they are going to start around 7:30 this morning to support public education. and they really are saying they want to come out strong against any state budget cuts that would affect education and make it really unaffordable with the tuition hikes going on and causing outrageous student debt. activists plan to start with a protest this morning outside of california hall where they say many upper administrators are working, planning teach-outs as they have done, holding classes outside near sprawl hall. then a big noon time rally and a march a little later to oakland to meet up with other east bay schools that are participating in this. similar actions again starting at dozens of other east bay schools. this kicks

the trustees also announcing once again, no new applicants will be admitted to cal state schools next spring. >>> and putting the burden of education funding on the wealthy, occupy education demonstrators rallying today outside oakland state building this afternoon in support of the so-called millionaire's tax. they are calling on groups to abandon the other proposed tax plans and back and increase tax on high-income earners. governor brown has already joined forces with the california federation of teachers in support of this initiative. it would raise the tax rate on the wealthy for an additional two years. >>> 6:06 right now, more occupy protesters will be arraigned in court this morning. three demonstrators face charges of resisting arrest and blocking a sidewalk. it happened during an occupy cal protest last november. four others arraigned yesterday and were ordered to stay 100 yards from uc property except to attend class or go to work. several more protesters will appear in court tomorrow. >>> well, new toll lanes open this morning in the south bay which means solo drivers may

the meeting comes as majority of cal state campuses plan to close spring admissions next year. only eight of 23 campuses admit students for spring 2013 term. cuts in response to $750 million in cuts to state funding. >>> meteorologist christina loren is off. that means anthony is here. cool day to come in. >> they brought the new guy in last weekend for the rain. they give me one day to shine with good weather. we are talking sunshine across the bay area now, as you saw earlier in one of our reports, the sun is out. it will continue to poke its head out through the day, because clouds are making it out of the region. we have a few sprinkles trying to fall this morning, but it is all because of a cold front to the north. this cold front will hang out, continue to bring showers to northern california, san francisco, and points southward. i don't think we're looking at any rain. in the north bay, still could see a sprinkle for the next hour. 51 in santa rosa, 62 in sunnyvale, 59 in san jose. we'll take you hour by hour through the day. clouds eventually move out. expecting more su

a day after cal-state was forced to freeze enrollment. >>> today three management companies will makeinal pitch to run the oakland coliseum for the next decade. bidders smg, global spectrum and aeg will present qualifications to a five-member panel. in recent weeks jpa members have toured sports complexes run by those companies in new orleans, los angeles and philadelphia. the coll seem -- the coliseum has been managed by smg for the past 13 years in a no-bid contract. >>> my commute was dry may not be the case for everybody. >> i heard mike use that four-letter word, rain. >> rain definitely in the forecast tonight. past three hours you can see the radar returns across mendocino sonoma county border there everybody else doing good as far as getting around under a clear sky and calm conditions fastest wind out of the west at sfo six concord south wind three everybody else calm a little fog low clouds fairfield and napa otherwise unlimited visibility this morning that bodes well for flights arrivalling into sfo. partly cloudy 8:00 this morning, mainly in the mid 40s to around 50°. by n

. >> my name's mark kellar and i'm at cal-state fullerton. we've been asking similar questions and i'll try again a different way. could we have one of the how and what with would it took hook? >> that issa way to approach it. diddis innon, kissinger and laird other ands believe the war could be won. z we have to be won. they did not believe it could be won militarily and this san important point to remember when blame is thrown at others for losing the war. they did not believe that by 1968 and '69. they or eventually it was at the end of the interval. >> i would say the worry was not punable of. please join me in thanking this excellent panel for sharing theiren sights with us. and thankal of you for yr cag ren chem bell, meredith scott. >>> here's i new website for american history of it where you can watch the videos of upcoming projects and aa tweet social media from face book, at twoer and four and online at c-span.org/history. before he won a pulitzer prize for his write, world war i veteran and author ernest hemingway served as a spay

cal state officials say the number of students except it will drop to the hundreds leaving several thousandarch for another place to get their education. >>pam: stated that plan on applying in the spring say it is getting harder to the college. >> now that those options have been taken away, it makes it that much harder. >> i never thought i would be shut out. taking less students does not make sense. >>pam: california's one of the state's falling behind in graduating high-school students. it was 72.2% back in 2002, by 2009, nearly 9000 fewer students graduate. the overall rate has fallen to 71%. >>stanley: coming up, i go back to san jose where a cleaned up encampment has returned. tests never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) there's no doubt in my mind that komen's funding helped saved my life. the 3-day is my opportunity to help save others' lives. (woman) i'll never stop walking, not till we find a cure. it is the most rewarding experience i have ever had in my entire life. (man) register today for

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>> my name is mark gellar, i'm with the program at cal state fuller ton. we've been asking similar questions. i'll try it again a different way. could we actually have won the vietnam war? how and what would it look like? >> okay. start with jeff. >> that's an impossible question to answer. my answer would be no, and i could list some reasons. i think though one way of approaching this is to ask, did nixon, kissinger, and laird and others believe the war could be won? we'd have to define what that meant. do you mean militarily? do you mean militarily? >> whatever -- >> well, they did not believe it could be won militarily. and this is an important point to remember when blame is thrown at others for losing the war. they did not believe it by 196 and '69. they wanted what we're suggesting they wanted, this either decent chance or end at a decent interval. >> i would also agree the war was not winnable. >> katherine, do you want to join in? i'm the moderator so i won't answer the question. please join me in thanking this accident panel for sharing their insi

. >> reporter: cal state student maggie hardy. >> we have gotten a lot of support from people going byng. >> reporter: students held a massive pencil that said, "tax the rich to teach of the children," one of the messages that they hope to push. a millionaire's tax. they are headed to davis in the morning, reporting live in vacaville, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a solano county judge has dismissed all charges in a fatality fire at a vallejo retirement home. three people died as a result of a fire at the casa de vallejo seniors home in 2008. five executives of a san diego- based company were charged with manslaughter after investigators concluded that five alarms in the building had been disconnected. prosecutors now say is there insufficient evidence that the owners knew about the alarms. >>> the first funeral was held for one of the victim of that deadly high school shooting in ohio. friends and classmates this morning gathered outside of the church holding 16-year-old daniel parmertor's funeral. the teenager was remembered as a computer whiz who had a witty sense of lum

cal beat washington state. tanford for the pac 10 women's title. >>> buster posey back in play today, first time in a game in 8.5 months since suffering the season ending injury against the marlins. that's 288 days to be exact. caught two innings, was 0 for 1, a fly out to right field. freddy sanchez, also first time back after his serious injury last year. one hit and four trips. >>> carson palmer restructured his contract today to help with the team's salary cap. and the washington redskins rolleded the dice tonight -- rolled the dice tonight. a slew of draft picks. they give the st. louis rams three first round pick, and they'll have the second pick in the draft behind the colts. they're going to take andrew luck, and the fella that all eyes are on, robert griffin iii out of bayler, and that's why they moved up the residence by all accounts are going to have robert griffin as their quarterback. peyton manning flew in on a denver bronco jet to colorado today to tour the facilities. he will venture on, he's got

>> cal state has $161 million in projects and there is financing for buildings is comply kaitd. development takes seven years so these projects were in the pipelines before the great recession, then, the universities get loans through selling bobdz but money can be only used for construction not onion going expenses like lowering tuition or paying salary. >> there is patrick lens ponts out costs are low low. it's the perfect time to undertake projects that provide badly needed jobs. >> there is a 60% of the buildings that are 30 years or older. so there are renovation issues. >> there is california watch found there is no taxpayer money to run them. a glaring example this s.this new $36 million pred medical school at uc riverside, officials seeking private donations so they can open it. and campuses have $1.2 billion worth of defered maintenance, again, construction money cannot help pay for that. there are considerate yiblgs calling for more flexibility so when times are tough pro, jekts can be delayed. >> there is california school districts sending out 20,000 pink slips this

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