crisis with manesh he's middle east studies program coordinator and professor emeritus of california state university. can we expect any breakthrough from this mission which is only shuttle for three days. you're right there actually going to be only three days. a year so. all outstanding issues through. its debt is impossible. as mom had been better it was the poor there are. less than me. she would have me death is the case it isn't really my shit one should expect these three. years actually i have to say that if he was in. really came out well if of course iran cooperate and answer all the questions which is being asked to do then this idea of regime change will it be obsolete then wouldn't it and that would in fact be a way of iran wrong doing what you say are the real intention behind the i.a.e.a. . that's exactly true iran has already responded under the ages to the questions or the educations that us and he's very seriously in six hundred seventeen pages and basically. some of the documents that forward that each. don't have to believe what they have been given. and they're all already. caugh

english, learns the value of hard work and discipline, works his way through college at california state universitytem at long beach. joins the army, makes his way as a young man to the los angeles police department and works his way up extraordinarily. in the wake of rampart, works his way up as assistant police chief in one of the largest police departments in our nation, distinguishes himself there so much so that he is recruited to facea, arizona, and then makes front-page news across this country because he has the courage, the same courage he learned as a young man to stand up and express his point of view when he stood up against the maricopa county sheriff and some of his outrageous views on immigration. [applause] >> and that's what got our attention out here where he may have taken the biggest risk of all, and that is by assuming a role of leadership here as our police chief, an outsider, something that all of you know, doesn't always work so well here in san francisco. and he distinguished his short time as police chief by really being the architect of some of the celebratory news that m

. >> the california state university board today set a cap for the salaries of new campus presidents, voting to set the president's pay at $325,000 during a meeting today in long beach this, after an outcry over a $400,000 pay package approved last year. and one state lawmaker thinks this scale is still too high. >> we is a bill that limits these kinds of executive compensation in tough economic times it prevents the university from raising a salary of more than 10% of what the outgoing president was making. >> and under a proposal to make a hybrid pension plan that is very controversial. nannette miranda joins us with the story. >> the goal of a hybrid retirement plan is so-to-spread more costs to workers rather than taxpayers. under pressure to change benefits for state and local government workers legislature is hoilding hearings on a plan combining a 401(k) type plan with public pension there. is not a bill with an actual proposal yet and experts tell lawmakers how similar plans worked in other states. and pensions and defined benefits. >> and this could provide less of a return t

. >>> the state lawmaker said he's fed up with california state university administrators raising tuition, and at the same time giving themselves pay raises. senator lieu is sponsoring a bill that would cap csu president's salaries at just more than $343,000. three campus presents currently make more than that, including san jose state's president. his bill would ban pay raises for presidents, if the tuition increase is pending for students. >>> there's no sugar coating, workers at an east bay licorice company say they'll walk the picket line until their posses come to the bargaining table. we're talking about red vines. workers someone the the day trying to block drive ways. they say they're working under an unfair contract with increased health care costs and only a small raise. the makers of red vines say it's offer to employees is a good one. improved retirement benefits and company paid health insurance. workers have been on strike since december 5th. >>> east palo alto city officials met today to stop facebook's new campus from being built. they're concerned about the environmental

chance for obama to sell his campaign to the public confessor paul sheldon a foot from the california state university believes the address clearly demonstrates the policy priorities chosen by obama's administration the state of union is getting stronger. he used the cute little code phrase that we're going to have an enduring relationship with death in a stand which means we're going to have bases in the country and stay there for ever whether they want to serve. likewise he said we kill gadhafi syria's next day and if iran doesn't behave there the after that so. it is totally contradictory to say that he's going to be able to pay down the american debt and expand government spending programs domestically with savings from bringing soldiers hold for more is what in fact he has plans to expand what he didn't mention trying to find any also said that we have a pacific strategy and the world will know that we are number would. that was a thinly veiled threat against china even i mean how insane can you baby china is holding more than a trillion dollars of our debt we've got tens of thousands of factorie

california state university doubled since 2006 and the university of california, they have increased 1970s. no wonder the speech was so popular. as parents tell kids this, is the best time of their lives. college years. time without worries. >> how much in debt are you? >> i'd rather not say. >> which explains his popularity today come together university of michigan and found a receptive awed yeens we're putting colleges on notice. you can't keep and assume you'll jack up tuition every year. if you can't stop tuition from going up then funding from taxpayerses each year will go down. we should hold them accountable. >> and san francisco state political science professor knows about tuition inflation. the phd he earned costs $7,00040 years ago. >> this president spoke to one of his constituents and made an appeal on the basis of trying to gather their support for the election. >> rising fees have a potent issue. cuts have followed in line with the state budget woes. >> it's 10 times what it was when my mom went to school. >> in california issue is not federal money but our budget is

chance for obama to sell his campaign for the public purse that poor child in a suit from california state university believes that clearly demonstrates the policy priorities chosen by as dallas administration. your use that you are. we're going to have an enduring relationship. which means we're going to have bases in the country and stood there for it whether they want to serve. likewise he said we jail gadhafi syria's next day and if iran doesn't behave there the after that so . it is totally contradictory to say that he's going to be able to pay down the american debt in the extreme and government spending programs domestically with savings from bringing in soldiers older wars what in fact he has plans to expand while he didn't mention china played a me also said that we have a pacific strategy and the world will know that we are number one. and that was a thinly veiled threat against china even i mean how insane can you be china's holding more than a trillion dollars of our debt we've got tens of thousands of factories there we're highly coordinated doing depended on them though and he's threate

you see you know particularly public universities is where a big part of the problem lies california state university which is the biggest the nation's largest public university system to twenty one percent in the last year alone and that's a large part because as states have endured these budget crunches they've slashed public school funding and funding for public universities and public universities have passed on that tuition hike to students and relied increasingly on that and meanwhile financial aid budgets have been shrinking so students are forced to take out huge debts to pay for college and so as you said you know the average student graduates with twenty five thousand dollars in debt students are borrowing on average more than twice what they did a decade ago i know i'm going to be paying off my student loans for the foreseeable future so it's a really common problem well i mean as someone who has what does that do to you well what are the what are the practical implications of being saddled with debt when you get out of school i mean what are you what are you looking at the future right we

the president's a state of union address with that us professor paul sheldon foote from california state university joins us live now did the president's speech today about tax potations of the american people do you think no it was is typical very big cheerleaders political spin. republican governor mitch daniels expressed it well saying it's not truthful and that the only correct way of describing the state of the union is the word grave. well he have obama has proposed raising of taxes for the rich that will go down well with ordinary american went to congress support that idea well of course it's popular at the ordinary american but what obama failed to say in expressing his great desire for fairness is that nearly half of americans pay zero income taxes that's not fair and he doesn't dare say that he will put in a flat rate system in which everyone pays their fair share and so while it is very popular to say will increase taxes on the rich does it mean that we will no longer allowed to doctrines for investments in tax free federal and you know small bombs if so that will raise the cost of the

. >>> california state lawmakers are looking to put caps on compensation for california state university administrators and executives. two bills are currently under consideration that would limit executive compensation. now one caps the base pay for newly hired executives. at just 5% more than what they are predecessor received. other bill seeks to cap csu president salaries at 150% of whatever the chief justice of the california supreme court earns, currently $225,000. these two bills follow the board of trustees to raise tuition at the same day it hired a new president for san diego state at salary of $400,000. >>> frantic moments offer the coast of italy after their cruise ship runs aground. >>> authorities in southern california arrest a man suspected of being a serial killer and who the man targeted. >>> a few high clouds moving into the bay area and coming up the temperature change you can expect tomorrow and when multiple storms lining up in the pacific will be moving back into our forecast. . >> one of the crewmembers was telling us that we need to stay on and that is when mark

. >> and california state university board set a cap for salaries and voted to set pay at $325,000 that would prevent a university from raising a salary by more than 10% of what the outgoing president esh earned. the decision after outrage forced trustees to table hired plans. and leelandy plans to introduce a bill that would limit pay. >> california law enforcement will no longer have to wait months to unvalve cases. the attorney says the justice department cleared an extensive backlog admitting their data base was overflowing with a quarter million samples. now they're sent to crime labs and can be processed in just 30 days time. >> new at 6:30 tonight seal team six jumps into action. the rescue of an aid worker being held in one of the most-dangerous places on earth. >> a call for break up of bank of america. a watch dog group wants to make sure it's not too big to fail. >> and in washington a tearfulñú ring, ring. hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring, ring. progresso. they fit! awesome. thank you. [ man ] ring, ring. pro-gresso. they fit! okay-y... okay? you don't understand.

. >> reporter: according to college data.com, to make up for budget cuts, the california state university raised their total tuition by an average of 25% in 2011. the university of california rose tuition by 22% in a single year, to match state cuts. >> it's not possible to cut the amount of money that the state has reduced out of the budget. that's why tuition has gone up. it's planned to go up again next year. >> reporter: the president's plan would reward colleges. >> i'm not sure about the methodology the president is contemplating. >> reporter: it may end up that the college's penalized don't actually lose any money or are denied their share of new funds. >> they have to find a better way of redistributing the money. i think with some pressure from the executive branch, that hopefully we'll see a little bit more legislative change. >> reporter: now most of the president's plan would meet congressional approval which will be tough because it's a republican ran house and this is an election year. paul chambers, ktvu news. >>> the gop blocked efforts to redraw senate maps. the court tod

. >>> the california state university board of trustees today set a cap for the salaries of new campus presidents. the board voted to set the president's pay at $325,000 during its meeting today in long beach. the decision came after an outcry over a $400,000 pay package approved for a new president last year when tuition rose 12%. at least one state lawmaker thinks that pay scale is still too long. >> we have to get stronger language and we have a bill that basically would limit these kinds of ex-orb tant executive compensation in really tough economic times. >> the policy also prevents a university from raising a new president's salary by more than 10% of what the outgoing president made. >>> san jose valley medical center received the largest donation ever to a hospital west of the mississippi. real estate developer john zabrotto is giving valley med a $5 million challenge grant. a new hospital is under construction using bond money but that covers just the building. the gift will put furniture in the hospital. he has worked with valley med for years and says he likes its mission to

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the supreme court ruled california and other states cannot impose new rules that go beyond federal relation laces. >>> the universitya today announced where it wants to build a second campus. the richmond field station tucked between highway 580 won over other sites. u-c already owns that 180-acre parcel. it's currently being used for things. they have high hopes for the new facilities. >> it solved important problems like cleaning up the environment and curing cancer. >>> tab let computer and e reeder sales skyrocketed during the holiday season. 29% of americans now own at least one of those mobile devices. that's up from 18% at the start of december. they attribute the rise in ownership to lower prices. >>> people using gangs at starbucks are going to get more choices. they will start selling win an beer. the chain has been testing alcohol sales in seattle an portland qand say it's been popular there. there's no word on where or if it will go on sale. >>> the year of the dragon arrives with a bang. @ zó'xgj5÷ you can watch bay area news at 7:00. we're streaming live at ktvu.com. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic pa

state. >> california has problems, but rumors of its demise are greatly exaggerated. >> tom brokaw tonight from california with governor jerry brown. >>> 12,000 people jammed penn state university's basketball arena to say a final good-bye today to former football coach joe paterno. like a penn state football game, there were long lines to get in and tickets had quickly sold out. like a penn state game, some folks actually tailgated outside. the crowd rose to its feet for paterno's widow sue and son jay who paid tribute to his father. >>> still ahead tonight as our broadcast continues, tired of the cheap airline tickets that turn out to cost a lot more than advertised? big changes starting now for the airlines and the millions who fly. >>> later, what happened since we told but an extraordinary young woman who went from a homeless shelter to the national spotlight overnight? oi >>> new underwater video tonight shows how tough it's been to recover those who perished onboard the costa concordia crew ship disaster. divers are battling poor visibility, dangerous conditions under water. they may never find the 19 souls still missing, including a retired couple from the state of minnes