. >> california state university system wants to makeup ground lost during the recession. trustees are meeting this week and trying to want to spend $21 million to hire new professors and 70 new academic advisors the teachers for al gentlemen bra and -- voters in sunnyvale deciding on a gun safety ballot that supporters say would reduce the threat of mass shootings and other gun violence, if passed would it limit multiple round magazines. in san francisco, voters taking on issue of development on the water front. other ballots include tax hikes and city council and mayoral races we have all local and national election results at 9:00 p.m on coffee tv 20 and abc7 news at 11:00. >> you know the frustration. never finding a cord to charge your cell phone or tab blet when you need it. >> wireless charging stations are one stugs. how fast do they work? >> can i borrow that cable when you're done? if you ever hunted for a cord for your cell phone, you can imagine the convenience of a charging mat. just plug it in, then drop the phone on the mat. consumer reports just tested seve

>>anny: lieutenant governor gavin newsom says more attention must be paid to the california state university system state's community colleges and california is going to produce educated workers the economy needs. newsom commissioned a report that argues the state is losing its place as a national leader in higher education. the report finds that the percentage of young adults are an associate and bachelor's degrees in california is below the national average. along with boosting graduation rates at cal state and community college campuses, the study calls for greater collaboration with for price-for-profit private colleges and businesses. a sacramento county superior court judge's blocking the sale of bonds to build california's bullet train. the judge also rejected the state's funding plan. judge michael kenney says state officials were wrong to determine it was " necessary and desirable " to start selling the bonds. in a separate lawsuit, he ordered the role of authority to reduce its $68 billion funding plan before continuing construction. the lawsuit claimed that the project's current plan no

higher education showing the case must put more support into community colleges and the california state university system. >> president obama will be touring these works animation studio this morning, the last stop on the west coast tour. the president left the bay area yesterday after a visit that included a state on immigration reform that is drewing national attention after this graduate student from san francisco state interrupted the president's speech. >> please use your executive order to halt undocument imgrands from being forced out. >> if i could solve all the problems without passing laws in congress, i would do so. we are also a nation of laws. that is part our that addition. >> he treated me lick like a little kid and did not directliance my question so it was very disappointing. >> he is an undocumented immigrant from south korea. he says he was not intending to interrupt the president but decided to speak out because he is tired hearing politicians talk about missions of immigration reform and then do nothing. >> a couple of day away from turkey days. >> it is quiet. the air is clear from

higher education showing the state must put more support into community colleges and the california state university system. >> the city attorney is going to court to prevent city college of san francisco from losing their accrued dangerous. the city is asking for an injunction against the community college accrediting commission in northwest he has revoked the college accrued dangerous but the education department has called the actions illegal. the requested injunction would allow the schools' accrued dangerous to remain intact and prevent the commission from taking similar action against other community checks. >> president obama is in los angeles this morning wrapping up the west coast tour. he left bay area yesterday after a whirlwind visit that included a speech on immigration reform. in san francisco in chinatown, that appearance is drawing national attention when a graduate student from san francisco state interrupted the president's speech. >> please, use your executive order to halt deportation of the 11.5 undocumented immigrants right now. >> if i could self all these problems without passing la

california supreme court for struck down the state's ban on gay marriage. >>will: lieutenant governor gavin newsom says more attention must be paid to the california state university systemlleges if california is going to produce educated workers the economy needs. newsom commissioned a report argues the state is losing its place as a national leader in higher education. the report finds that the percentage of young adults earning a so sick and bachelor's degrees in california is below the national average. alongting grat cal state and community college campuses, the study calls for greater collaboration with for- profit private colleges and businesses. >>anny: katie couric is joining yahoo to anchor an expansion of the internet companies video games-inch video news coverage. correct hiring is the latest coup for yahoo ceo marisa mayer, and she brings in well known journalist and an effort to create compelling content that will attract more create compelling content that will attract more people ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. b

california supreme court for struck down the state's ban on gay marriage. lt. gov. gavin newsom says more attention must be paid to the california state university system and to the state'sto produce educated workers the economy needs. newsom commissioned a report that argues the state is losing its place as a national leader in higher education. the report finds that the percentage of young adults earning a so sick and bachelor-associate and bachelor's degrees in california is below the national average. along with closing graduation rates at cal state and community college campuses, the study calls for greater collaboration with for- profit private colleges and businesses. in a sacramento county superior court judge is blocking the sale of bonds to build california's bullet train. the judge also rejected the state's funding plan. and judge michael kenney says state officials were wrong to determine if it was necessary and desirable to start selling the bonds. in a separate lawsuit, he ordered real authority to redo its $68 billion funding plan before continuing construction. the lawsuit claimed to the project's current plan no longer complies with all voters were promi

state colleges. a report found average cost in california is $12,068 higher than tuition in california sdat university system. this year, it is $10,944. california has fifth highest costs in the nation in two thirds of the state, it's more expensive than state tuition. bottom line is that child care and colleges are expensive. a pew study found many born in the 08s are delaying buying a home to pay off student loans. 36% are moving back in mom and dad. and the federal reserve reports noncollege graduates have a greater percentage of homeownership than other recent college graduates n 2007, 36.1% of 18 to 32-year-olds were able to afford their first hoerjs that dropped to 23.3% this yeefrment more than half robberies in san francisco this year were cell phone related. today, district attorney offered an incentive to remind iphone users to arm with latest technology. new ios contains a kill switch, deactivating the phone if lost or stolen. gascone reminds apple users it only works if you activate it. he's offering a free raffle ticket to nine who answers his sur vachlt he is trying to find out who is using the

by lieutenant governor newsom calls for an overhaul of the cal state university system and community colleges this, also suggests california colleges make changes to increase diversity sxen rollment of low income students. >> speaking of college this saturday, applications for university of california schools are due. at some campuses chances of getting in may be better this year. sadly because number of high school graduates nationwide is shrinking meaning a smaller pool of apply kanlts. however, admission to selective schools will be competitive. 76% of the colleges and universities report actually being concerned about enrollment of enough freshman. just 10% don't have concerns. >> san francisco is restarting a program to help property owners finance changes in their homes. mayor ed lee and district two supervisor mark farrell announced return of green finance sf, on the steps of city hall today, advocates say it will help create jobs as well as cut green house gas emissions. >> now, 50% of our green house gas emissions comes from buildings what can we do about it? we can incentivize homeowners to dot right thing. >> ma

state of california must do its part. >>> more details now. we compared uc tuition rates with state university systems in other states. penn state had one of the highest rates at $15,984. oklahoma state university rates were much lower, though, at just $2559 for its campus in oklahoma city. according to the u.s. education department, the national average for tuition per year at four-year public colleges is $7,135. >>> an accident at camp pendleton has killed four marines. base officials say it happened about 11:00 a.m. during a range maintenance operation. no specific details were given. there are reports that the marines were clearing an art tillry till rare range. the names are being withheld until family members are notified. >>> from the air here, you can see total destruction. on the ground, people are desperate for the basics of survival. the devastation mounts in the storm-ravaged country. desperation for food, water, and medical attention had led to looting. soldiers fire warning shots in the air to disperse looters. typhoon victims say the civilians are even arming themselves. >> now we're going back to our h

. >>> california's community colleges and the cal state university system need more attention. that's when lieutenant-governor gavin newsom says both systems are vital to producing the educated workers california needs to boost the state's economy. a new report says the pessage of -- percentage of young adults earning associate's and bachelor's's degrees is -- bachelor's degrees is below the national average. >>> anna reyes and her parents have spent a month in the city trying to find her brother, 23- year-old paulo netto. he's an art student who vanished while visiting san francisco. he made several phone calls before he disappeared saying he was in danger. two weeks later, a body washed up in the cove but the coroner's office has not been able to say if it's netto. >> there has to be some urgency to identify that body to allow the family to go home, knowing if that was their son or brother. i'm not a pathologist but there has to be more of an effort made in the view. >> the family troped everything to rush here when he disappeared -- dropped everything to rush here when he dis

along interstate 580 the university of >>james: california's board of regents has approved a proposed budget for next school year. the proposal hinges on the state giving the systemditional $120 million for pension costs, enrollment growth and improvements to academic programs. the plan would freeze undergraduate tuition, increase undergraduate enrollment by 2,200 students and provide a 3 percent salary raise for non-union uc employees. governor jerry brown told regents he was doubtful the state legislature would approve $120 million more in general state revenue again. [ female announcer it's a mountain grown mornin with folgers lively colombia welcoming the sunrise wit a taste of vanilla biscotti. whether it's one c or a full carafe turn any day gourm with folgers gourmet selections top stories we are following this friday, november 15th. a stunning development involving bart and its unions. we'll tell you about the possible snag in the contracts which could potentially send workers back onto the picket lines plus. an attack on a transgender teen in hercules. caught on camera. and police are deciding whether or not this is a hate crime. we have those details ne

state university system. newsome commissioned a report on the schools that will be released later today. that report says the percentage of young adults earning associate and bachelor's degrees in californias below the national average. >>> more californians tied the knot in july than any other month in several years and there's a good reason. same sex marriage. according to the california department of public health, 38,000 couples married in july. that's up 35% from july of 2012. 29,000 couples married in june of 2008 when gay marriages were first allowed here in california before prop 8 banned it. >>> the deal that would scale back iran's nuclear program is getting mixed reviews around the world. as tara mergener reports, some are applauding it while others are criticizing. >> reporter: president barack obama is defending his administration's historic nuclear deal with iran. >> we cannot rule out peaceful solutions to the world's problems. we cannot commit ourselves to an endless cycle of conflict. >> reporter: iran says it will limit the your january yum enrichment for six months and allow interceptions at select nuclear facilities. in return the u.s. and several countries will slight

state university system. he commissioned report on the schools that will be released later today. part of the report says the percentage of young it adults earn -- adults earning degrees in california is below the northerly average. he -- national average. he wants more collaboration between the schools and businesses. >>> also happening today, a trial date expected to be set for this man. randy alana. he is suspected in the august murder of sandra coke a federal public defender investigator from oakland. police say 56-year-old alana had coke's phone. credit card and car after she was reports inning many -- missing in august. her body was found in vacaville several days later. alana is due in the courtroom at 9:00 this morning in alameda county. >>> it is 6:11. coming up tragedy has struck the animated world. fans of the hit show "family guy" cannot believe the death of a major character. how loyal watchers are protesting the big plot twist. >> free parking in san francisco is already hard to find. why having a car in the city could get even more expensive. >> high clouds moving across the skies now. could we actually see some rain on thanksgiving? we'll talk about it coming up. >>

to go to the university of california system one of the schools and get instate tuition but geraldo rivera wants to send one of his kids from new york or new jersey there pay out-of-state if we establish residence in the state of california. let me deal with the big issue. >> why would that be fair? if i come over from mexico or canada and i decide to plant my seed and my house in california, i'm going to be instate even if i'm illegal but me or you we can't do it, that's not fair. >> although immigration as you know is a federal issue, generally speaking, it's a federal issue and that's where the supreme court voided much of arizona's anti-immigrant legislation. in practical terms, states really set the tone and tenor of how undocumented our treated. in arizona, which borders california, as you know, it's very harsh, even those whose deportation has been postponed by the president's executive order which i know urks you to no end they cannot get driver's licenses in the state of arizona. california though is much different. california suspect different demographically, also. i think therein lies the answer to your question. 38% of california is latino. that's over 15

california system. ju hong is a member of a spire -- asian students promoting immigrant rights or education. he graduated from uc berkeley in 2012 and is currently pursuing a master's degree at severn cisco state universityhe is joining us now. welcome to democracy now! ju hong, talk about that moment, first tie you game right behind -- first tie you first began behind president obama, and then what your message was. was informally invited by the white house to attend his remarks on immigration reform in san francisco and my intention ,as to hear what he had to say especially how he is going to address the lives of 11.5 million undocumented people living in this country facing fear of deportation on a daily basis, including my family. however, he did not address wrongdoing against undocumented immigrant family members. when he talked about thanksgiving and spending time with families thanksgiving, i thought of my own family. i was concerned about my mom's safety. i was concerned about my sister safety. because they could get deported at any given period of time because of anti-immigration deportation programs that wasn't limited by obama administration. i thought about my family. i thought about my perso

one thing we kicked around in california, what you see sooner or later is universal preschool for kids, 4-year-old kid, 5-year-old kid and putting them into a state run systemurance. it is not as if before the affordable care act passed your health insurance premiums never went up. like they go up all the time. this is something routine in the insurance markets forever. number two, the idea of only government could say to the insurance industry, you cannot charge women more because they're women and have babies, for insurance, you cannot say that if somebody had a pre-existing condition, they have to pay 400% more for their insurance. the government is the only entity that can do that. the intrusion on your personal liberty is the government regulating the type of junk insurance that you can no longer sell people. only the government can do that. so how is it intrusion for essentially the federal government to regulate a minimum standard for the kind of insurance that companies can sell you, that's being sold as an intrusion of personal liberty, but it is sort of a false sale. >> that's more succinct summation of that than we heard from the white house almo