of california who led the university of california to first divest its funds in south africa. and whereas we see yesterday some very unfortunate partisan comments as a result of barack /o bam obama living the spirit as he shook the hands of castro on a public stage. from the university of california, to the state legislature, to the city and county of san francisco, it was our board of supervisors, the first local legislative body in the country, led by cecil, thank you for reminding us of harvey milk, his successor on the board of supervisors, harry brit led to divest in south africa. so state of california, city and county of san francisco, we led the way in divesting significant amounts of money, which the rest of the world followed and turned the tide in south africa, and i think we should take some pride in that. [applause] >> doctor king once said the power without love is where wreckless and abusive and love without power is sentimental and anemic, but power at its best is love implementing the demands of justice.

housing in the mission area with bridget who comes from new mexico but is working with the california universityshe's n.y. a health center in oakland. their proud and strong people working to strengthen our communities. and they decipher the honor go tonight so with those strong leaders we have a lot to celebrate. again, i want to thank k q e d for helping to identify those wonderful leaders and giving them the due recognition. on behalf of the city i want to call outline 4 of those heros up and join me many declaring this is to american heritage indian month in sa month in san francisco. (clapping.) >> once again thank you mayor ed lee. (clapping.) for all unify done and your words. thank you. are the dancers ready to go? we are. all right. to please stand if you'reable. we go over to friendship house drum. for a grand entry as you recognize the grand entrance of all our dancers. so here we go. make them dance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcoming our dancers. welcoming our dancers our men straight dancers. welcome boys. we also welcome our chicken dancer justin good to see you. welcoming our grass dancers our

. >>> the spike in robberies near the university of california at berkeley has students and residents on all -- on alert. ktvu's allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: it is finals week at university of california at berkeley and it is not hard to find students with their smart phones or laptops. >> i don't think about it. i take care of myself. >> reporter: police are 1ing students and residents -- are warning students and residents. >> don't have that stuff out, maybe that person won't we considered desirable to robbers. >> reporter: after midnight thursday morning police say a man walked into this shop, cut the ipad that was attached to the register in front of the employee. sunday morning two university of california at berkeley students were held up at gun point and 3:00 a.m. sunday university of california at berkeley police say a student was the victim of an attempted robbery -- a man tried to steal her bag. the student scream and the suspect ran away. >> shocks people, it is so close. people think they are safe. >> reporter: police are working to increase patrols in the area wher

. >>> a student at a third california university has been affected with meningitis. student is going treatment for viral meningitis. the student lives off campus. it appears to be an isolated case. in recent months, four students where infected with bacterial meningitis. and uc river side reported a staffer also got sick. at princeton. more than 5,000 students have been vaccinated for meningitis after eight students became ill. >>> you could soon be dialing why you are flying or the person next to you could be. that could be a good thing or a bad thing right? >> reporter: most people said they said it would be annoying to listen to cell phone conversations during a flight. they want the insides of cabins to remain a no-phone zone. the fcc voted 3/2 to consider lifting the ban on in-flight cell use like voice calls and texting. new technology eliminates the interference with if cell towers. >> i would hate to be stuck sitting next to someone listening to them. >> irritating. i would like it quiet. >> reporter: one commissioner bombarded with opponents. >> a third said

. >> the three leaders of california's university, state and city college systems all together today for a panel discussion in san francisco. the new uc president janet napolitano joined the chancellors and the three will discuss reinvestment in higher education. it marks the first joint appearance for all three leaders. >> the bipartisan budget bill is one step closer to becoming law after passing the house last night. the 2-year agreement reduces the deficit by up to $23 billion and reverses some of the automatic spending cuts from earlier this year. now its passage depends on the senate but a power struggle over the president's nominee has forced the senate into a marathon session that will likely occupy them into saturday. >> i can't wave a wand and heal hurt feelings. >> the bill is expected to pass the senate next week but the vote will be closer than it was in the house. >> outrage from twitter users has a san francisco-based company backtracking. for that and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to bertha coombs live at cnbc in new jersey. good morning. >> good mornin

i think there are reviews necessary that there is a temptation in california to say the university of the greatest university system in the world and therefore we sit back smugly. i think we have to be pretty realistic. i don't think it's the greatest with regard to teaching under graduates. the university of california built the reputation on research and on attracting great scholars under the guise these are professors that teach our young and we bury them under research projects and the students never see them and the students are caught by teaching assistance. every once in a while we have to shake ourselves and take a look and say wait a minute -- we put up a great marquis and the display case and are we beigoin over board in filling that display case at the expense of something that is not so good behind? the trouble with government is we make our claims on quantity. it isn't like private business you show a profit you are either successful on the basis of a profit or you are a failure. will the me turn from education to another in one sentence. we boast for example california n

sgrimplgts another california university on alert after a student contracted meningitis. it says the student who lives off campus was diagnosed yesterday and is receiving treatment. the health department is noifk other students who may have been infected, but they say it appears to be an isolated case. earlier this week a uc riverside staffer contracted the virus, and last month forced four students were diagnosed with meningitis. one had both feet amputated. >>> there are hundreds of lawsuits stemming from the defect that causes cars to accelerate and causes them to kel people. they lost after an oklahoma jury found electronics that caused the crash that killed one woman and seriously injured another. it aawarded the families $3 million. toyota faces more than 300 lawsuits in state and federal court. most of those cases are expected to be settled without a trial. >>> the anc movie theater chain gives a lot of perks through its loyalty program, popcorn, soda, and sometimes even movie tickets. recently it offered something a little different. it asked its members if it wan

a student at the third california university has been infected now with meningitis. the cal-poly student is undergoing treatment for viral meningitis. the student lives on campus there. school officials say it appears though to be an isolated case n recent months four students were infected at uc-santa barbara about bacterial meningitis a rare stain of the disease and uc-riverside reported a staffer also got sick. on the east coast at princeton more than 5,000 students have been vaccinated for meningitis after 8 students were sick there. >>> san francisco will pause today to mark the one-year anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school shooting. a vigil is planned for 1 p.m. today at city hall. 20 first graders and six adults were killed in the mass shooting in newtown, connecticut. one year later the school no longer exists. it has been torn down and a new school will open on the same site in 2016. newtown will not mark tomorrow's anniversary with a public remembrance and tv news crews are asked to stay out. >>> you could soon be dialing while flying. regulators

and the antiapartheid movement we are joined by william werger, a history professor at the california universityn los angeles. you studied south africa. when authorities look back at nelson mandela, since he did come with controversy, what do you think they're going to say. >> i think they'll say he was a significant leader in the anticolonial struggle in the "40s and "50s. he was an inspirational leader and he was an important political figure post 1990 in bringing about a democratic south africa that has been stable since his release from prison. >> there has been comparisons made with nelson mandela and gandhi, george washington. do you think that is fair? >> they are reasonably fair. as to its significance, it has to be put into context with other people that has to be put he has to be compared with other people, but as an inspirational figure he's up there with gandhi. >> do you think his work has been overshadowed - sorry, the work of others has been overshadowed. he was part of a movement. many others fight apartheid during that time and lost their lives? >> i think so. he was a founder o

has a california university come up with a secret formula that can make trees talk? we spoke to one to find out. plus does the obama administration want to keep all of the cocaine for itself instead of sharing it with friends? >> i can tell you the opposition is clear that it make more sense for powder. >> and the tragic story of a boy whose body won't let him stop doing back flips. our panel has tips on pro ect tecting -- protecting loved ones from this terrible disease. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight jie. that disease would be awesome. let's welcome our guest. i am here with broadway.com news editor imogen lloyd webber. and her later book is called "the twitter diaries" and he is only here to pay for the cat food, andy levy. and he just returned from ironing his ascot. and the deputy editor and sitting next to me is the alleged comeed wren tom shillue. his latest and last album. it is the only way i can achieve physical pleasure. sad. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. you left your dvd at my house, greg. >> i think that is are cked an insult

has a california university come up with a secret formula that can make trees talk?to one to find out. plus does the obama administration want to keep all of the cocaine for itself instead of sharing it with friends? >> i can tell you the opposition is clear that it make more sense for powder. >> and the tragic story of a boy whose body won't let him stop doing back flips. our panel has tips on pro ect tecting -- protecting loved ones from this terrible disease. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight jie. that disease would be awesome.

. >> another california university on alert after a student contracted meningitis.in san luis owill you notifying other student who is may have been infected but say it appears to be an isolated case. earlier this week a uc riverside staffer contacted the virus. one had to have both feet amputated. >> a possible end to a nearly 22-year court battle over a war memorial cross in san diego. a u.s. strict judge ordered the 43-foot tall cross on the mount tan be taken down. 2011 the circuit court of appeals rule that the cross violated separation of church and state. the u.s. supreme court refused to hear the case, leaving it to the district durt make a ruling and it has saying the cross has to be removed immediately unless there is another appeal. >> it's 6:40. a cal student attacked near campus. why police say a 14-year-old may be one of the suspects. in an update to break news, did a mouse catch fire and spread flames to three houses? i'm going to tell you what a homeowner is telling us ahead in a live report. >> and solving a christmas headache. >>> investigators say

joining us now to talk about it, a criminalologist at california's state university. brian, i know this is something you studied and researched. why do you think we continue to violent crime. >> when we see it going down across the country. do you think it's because of the change in culture, do you think it's because of the laws or if answer. we have an enhanced response, particularly to these mass shootings and medical emergency room responses as well. there doesn't seem to be one answer. the ubiquity of handguns, coupled with people who have a mental illness, one that doesn't rise to the level where one will be institutionalized. school s just one particular sort of gun responsible. thank you for your time. >> as thousands of ukrainians protest against president viktor yanukovych, citizens who support the government are pouring into kiev to lend their voices. >> it's called the save ukraine rally. the implication that from behind the barricades, less than 200m away, the opposition are threatening to break ukraine apart. the governing party succeeded in filling indep

at the university of california at davis just outside of sacramento, students stage an occupy movement of their own against a proposed tuition hike. steven is a sophomore at the university and aspiring video grapher at uv davis's student run tv station. >> the general reaction is pretty upset with the tuition going up and people are angry about that. >> as a week long peaceful exchange in the third week of november 2011 escalates into a global expect cal. eye few dozen pitch tents and stay overnight on the campus quad. the following morning campus police warped them to break down encampments. >> you are being told to leave this area. >> campus cops decide to take action. >> around 3:10, we were waiting in anticipation of how they were going to handle this. they spread around and there is 50 or so that are approaching. they were told and they started to lift bans. >> how does it feel? >> those who don't comply with the police order are arrest and detained on the spot. ten people in all. >> the only resistance they were met with -- nobody was resisting arrest or doing anything to fight t

a student at a third california university has been infected with meningitis.he cal-poly student is now undergoing treatment for viral meningitis. the student lives off campus. school officials say it appears to be an isolated case. in recent months though four students were infected at uc- santa barbara with bacterial meningitis a rare form of the disease and uv riverside had a staffer with it. >>> 5,000 students have been vaccinated at princeton for meningitis after eight students got sick. >>> taking advantage of technology to find missing children. coming up, the silicon valley effort trying to stay ahead of child predators. >> reporter: and do you remember finney? the dog that was abused so badly, his jaw was fused shut? he is all better now and looking for a new home. we'll have the story up next. >> and the market opened up about 10 minutes ago. last day of trading in this week and everything is looking nice and green and good. we'll crunch the numbers and much more with jason brooks when we come back. ,, a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things

in 1967, he became an assistant professor at the university of california berkeley teaching undergrad courses in calculus and geometry. he was the youngest professor ever hired by the university. but kaczynski was not popular with his students. >> you can get very good ratings as a teacher in berkeley. he was very uninvolved with his students. contemptuous of them. and their minuscule intellects compared to his own. >> during this time, kaczynski was growing increasingly disillusioned with contemporary society. >> this was somebody who was deeply disturbed. and if you can't deal with society as it is or people as they are, how are you going to deal with the society that's changing? >> it was when he was at ann arbor that he started fantasizing about killing people who were tools of the industrial society. but by the time he went to berkeley, he was already determining that he was going to work for a couple of years, save up money, then move to the woods and drop out of society altogether. >> in 1969, kaczynski abruptly resigned his teaching position. he later bought land in a rural ar

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a new study published by the university of california finds moderate alcohol consumption could boostmune system an fight off infection. scientists warn while a little will be okay excessive consumption may have a negative impact on your body. drink up, but remember in moderation. >> it is time to brew on this. a christmas tradition under fire for 40 years the hunter family decorated their massachusetts home with lights, santa, snow men and nativity scene. their celebration of faith garnering hate mail. many don't wish to see such a flagrant display of your belief. >> you are a coward. you can come to my door and talk to us. we are nice people. we could discuss whatever it is. there was no need to send a nasty lyre. >> the family says they won't let this put a sour note on their christmas. the daughters will be life on "fox & friends" to share their story. >> we want to know what you think, is this letter just fine or is it over the line? facebook, twitter or e-mail us at foxnews.com. we will share some of the comments later in the show. >> it is 26 after the top of the hour. they did

as your poet laurit, and i would like to thank the arts council for doing the same and the university california side and the department of transportation, and thank you so much. and i also wanted to introduce you to our youth poet of oakland, davis who is 70 years old and right there standing up. he is our new lauriet for oakland. >> thank you so much, my wife is right there, and who is my great inspiration and hadari who works so much for oakland and the arts. the bridge poem bay bridge inauguration poem, san francisco oakland bay bridge, september 2, 2013. for all bridge dreamers, bridge builders and bridge crossers. self-sustaining, and a light unto itself. the dark that lifts us and it sings us as we pass bay bridge, i see you now, your new design risen, above star waters, a new galaxy appears. a new trillion may we live in your safety and in your carriage, and in your heart. my all of your hours and all of your lights embrace us once again. and may we crawl across your shoulders as bird, fish, singers and may we be the bridge for a new time of beauty and peace. let us thank the workers and

. -- the dean of university of california irvine law school and the dean of chapman. a man on the left, a man on the right, they like each other. mark steyn may be the funniest man in america. he is hilarious and brilliant and knows everything about everything. before him, michael kelly was everyone's favorite guest. the late michael kelly. i talked with him not long before he went to iraq and died when his vehicle flipped over. , 70 timesr hitchens he came on. he never failed to entertain because he was authentic and funny. i am not smart enough or good enough or funny enough to be three hours of interest, but there are a lot of smart, funny people. him.e would really like he is very thoughtful, thought- provoking. >> make kristof from "the new york times" >> he is very thought-provoking, but they don't like the format too much because they will become very aggressive. not angry, but i will push. mark leibovitz, a great guest. michael shear. duane would do more to tell me how to do the show. he was in radio production before i became a radio host. >> what rules you h

year. >> what is it about california or perhaps in the unique contribution of governor brown that caused this appetite for reform? why hasn't it swept other states of the t university and on? >> maybe i have to quote mark twain. he was writing about california and said californians are a different breed. he said the easy and the slothful, the lazy stayed home. he said californians have a way of dreaming up vast projects and carrying them out with with dash and daring. >> even if they are negative. a pretty shrewd observer. do you think these romantic impulses will reach us lazy and slothful? >> i don't think so. i think the pioneer quality is in all of america. i think we perhaps came to the turning point first i. think the fact that we were with highest per capita our tax paying state was almost double of the country. i think the timing was right that it started here. it was presented to the people of running their own atears. they grabbed at it. the people are interested in government. there isn't ap thee for every problem there are ten people waiting to volunteer. if someone will show them where they can be with useful. >> yep. well now, let me take the californ

order of business is item 5-a presumed innocent a lease agreement for block 7 west and the university of california san francisco and housing partners. an to construct 200 affordable units. madam director. >> good afternoon to the members of the public. thank you for joining us. you approved in june of this year a redevelopment loan. disbursement condition of that loan provided for actual disbursement could only come once you approve the amendmented dda so that action is before you from block 7 and assigning that to mission bay block 7 housing partners and i'd like to ask catherine -- to present this item. >> good afternoon madam chair and commissioners. today we have one resolution action the approval of 2 documents and lease agreement between ucsf transferring an existing dda to the develop or and basically taking that dda and modifying it to reflect the current project which would -- as the director mentioned it is comprised of chinatown i refer to them as a single developer. mission bay it's located on 4th street north to the south china basin to the north and then block 7 directly abutting to

the mascot of the university of california is a banana slug. michigan state university is popular for its sparty. alan: it's gotta be all of the above. obviously i'm not a stanford grad but i did go to michigan state. scott: i'm gonna say true false---true. angie: it was all of the above. great job guys. first business continues right after this. now on to chart talk with trader dan deming of stutland equities. are there any indications in this market that it's time to go big with people's stock portfolios? should they be buying a lot of stocks here? >>from a technical standpoint, if you look at the s&p 500 the answer would be no given the fact that yesterday we saw the s&p actually break down from basically last month of this sideways to upward trend. and actually broke down---17.75 was the closing low and that's the closing low basically going back to the beginning of november. now at least short term there is a downtrend in the marketplace. >>what is the smart money doing? what are the big institutional players doing? >>i can tell you that we

. >>> police issue a warning after a rash of robberies on the university of california at berkeley campus. hear what students are doing to protect themselves. >> the star of stage and screen, remembrances over the great actor peter o'toole. >> and a warning for anyone heading to the coast, where we are expected to see big waves and dangerous rip currents. yes you did. yes you did. no i didn't. no i didn't. yes you did. yes you did. no i didn't. no i didn't. did not. yes you did. [ male announcer ] find some peace this holiday. get an 8 piece meal, any recipe, with a dozen cookies baked in-restaurant. the kfc festive feast. that's a lot for just $19.99! today tastes so good. >>> another robbery on the burke b campus has -- university of california at berkeley campus has police on high alert. two students were headed to view meteor shower. officials say they were attacked on derby street by two men, one carried a gun. they stole several items. >> i feel like it is a trend. a lot of armed robberies have been happening. >> police say the suspects were two men in their 20s, drove away with a b

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it's a slice of land owned by the university of california. new tonight, heather holmes is live tonight in albany, where the development project was just given the green light. >> reporter: this projected in cleared another hurdle, when the planning commission gave its approval. more than a year and a half after occupy the farm act grabbed headlines when they forced their way onto this plot of land owned by the university of california, another confrontation over the land, but not by police. >> it's a mistake. >> reporter: dozens of the same urban farm activists called on the planning development tonight for development of the lost. >> it could be used for public good. >> reporter: includes a sprouts farmer's market, a 175 senior housing complex and retail. >> i want to live in albany. >> reporter: long time albany resident supports the project, especially the senior housing. she says it's desperately needed here. >> i think it's better that we have something provided for the seniors and for people who actually live in albany, and want to stay

it's a slice of land owned by the university of california. is live tonight in albany, where the development project was just given the green light. >> reporter: this projected in cleared another hurdle, when the planning commission gave its approval. more than a year and a half after occupy the farm act grabbed headlines when they forced their way onto this plot of land owned by the university of california, another confrontation over the land, but not by police. >> it's a mistake. >> reporter: dozens of the same urban farm activists called on the planning development tonight for development of the lost. >> it could be used for public good. >> reporter: includes a sprouts farmer's market, a 175 senior housing complex and retail. >> i want to live in albany. >> reporter: long time albany resident supports the project, especially the senior housing. she says it's desperately needed here. >> i think it's better that we have something provided for the seniors and for people who actually live in albany, and want to stay here forever. >> reporter:

university of california kid on the campus treated it like it would be occupied in the legislature. we were doing things in order to achieve the goal. at the board of regions as was the case with the board of regions, all of that was around the question of die vestment. >> san francisco was very influential, one of the first to go. >> correct. >> ron dell ams, the congressman from oakland at the time. you were in the legislation. how did you get it through? there were questions about whether the state should get involved in this. >> my friend maxine waters who is now congress person was on the ways and means committee. >> los angeles. >> yes. she was my lead person. she was always looking for some way to do something about absence of success for herself on the issue. low and behold the farmers from the valley had some issue that they needed. she did what you ought to do. you see a horse moving along and you can hitch a ride. she hitched a ride on the horse. >> she took their issue, stabled it to hers. >> absolutely. >> you had the farmers from central valley. >> she made the exchang

has been working for over 17 years as an administration and recruitment services at the university of california peculiar. she group in a military family and has would and traveled as a proof performance. she raised her son jacob awhile earning her batches degree at uc berkley. brigitte is an active member of the bay area american committee and vice chair of the indian council recruiters association. she worked with under congratulates at cal providing support from the beginning of the application cycle beyond congratulation. she presents workshops and conference begin about educational access and native identity and the political, legal, social, cultural and a higher education let's role the video. >> when i first meet a student their unusual in high school then i meet theory parents and brothers and sisters you can't leave anyone out. and in some cases they don't have you can anybody to support them i might be they're only support. we looked out for each other's children. i feel in a sense i'm looking at, you know, for other people's constrain in college. but i feel like they've evenly trusted

. >>> university of california workers are expected to vote on a tentative contract agreement this week. the university professional and technical employees union are calling the contract a historic deal. the union represents nearly 157,000 worker -- 15,000 workers throughout the system. the proposed contract includes wage increases from 11-13% over a four-year period. >>> the cost of riding bart is going up in just two weeks. starting january 1st, bart riders will pay on average 19 cents more per ride. bart says the fare increase will insure reliable and safe train service in the years ahead. however many riders still concerned about the possibility of another bart strike as the labor dispute still drags on. this week bart planment and unions will meet this week to discuss the disputed clauses. >>> that comes as the agency rolls out new routes and extends its hours. the union says those changes violate the terms of a court ordered 60 day cooling off period between the union and management. the union could go on strike once the cooling off period ends in a week. >>> the city council in

. >> ask a question what the hell is the university of california doing making process of a slave systemn 1986? then willie brown addressed the crowd helping convince regents to help withdraw the university in businesses strayed treyeding with south africa. >> and first vet was a regent vote that caused california to become the identifiable capitol of the movement to kill apartheid. >> former california george george duekmedjian decided it was a good political move to support divestment. now, a memorial will take place in the rotunda at city hall on wednesday. >> thank you. >> the reverend cecil williams is speaking tonight about nelson mandela among a host of leader who's met mandela. five years earlier he had been arrested on the berkeley campus. >> he made it work. well, he is the kind of person that may have spoken softly, he was able to be a statesman and bring people together. stay with us for a special edition of 2020 tonight at 10:00 >> still to come megabus offers cheap tickets to los angeles but what about customer service? >> michael finney talked to a man who d >> seven on yo

she is a senior awe tor of the study, and the association professor at the university of california.o term us first how you came up with the coverage. how is is it that can cause more stress of those watching than those directly exposed to the event? >> that's the very important question. we don't know how it happens what we do know is that the more media exposure people reported engaging in, in the week following the boston marathon bombings, the more likely they were to report acute stress symptoms. we wish we knew how. that happened, but it's an association that needs to be further studies for sure. i'm sorry. >> go on. >> okay. one of the things that we do know is that we have seen studies recently that have shown that watching videos of traumatic images can actually engage fear condition centers in the brain. swell encouraging people to develop flashbacks following these kinds of exposures. so we don't know what that media exposure is doing in the brain, and that's what needs to be -- we need to find out more information about that. what we do know is that this was -- this was m

it is own had by the university of california. last night the albany planning commission includes a farmer's market and a senior housing complex. supporters same it is needed in the area and supporters say it's too expensive for most people. >> i think it is better we have something provided for the seniors and for people who actually live in albany and want to stay here forever. >> this is a development which is exclusively above moderate income and it will not be affordable to the many people who need housing. >> and those who planted crops back in 2012 and this year called on the planning commission to deny the development. they have 14 days to appeal. >>> and thousands are paying respects to nelson mandella. his body is lying in state for the second day in a row and people are waiting in line sometimes for hours for a chance to say goodbye to the father of their country. then on saturday, we will be flown to the village where he grew up and will be buried on sunday. >>> there is more about the sign language interpreter who is