where they picketed where the chancellor, charles reed was visiting today. extra security will be called in to oversee the protest. students demanded an end to tuition hikes. both groups say the state federal college system cannot continue on the present course. >> they are committing suicide . we will not be able to sustain public higher education for the people of the state unless we invest in it. >> protestors left their mark on campus and literally drawing images in chalk. >> tougher for freshman unless you are not from california. the admission statement showed under 70 percent of the california freshman applicants were offered admission. that is down from 72 percent of last year . you can see the other number in contrast, 60 percent of the states were offered admission up from 51 percent last year and 44 percent in 2009. officials received the most this year in history. >> animal national rights organization is accusing a santa cruz company in abusing animals in the name of research. stop the exploitation. the company has a history of violating the ani

pictures in case that chancellor charles reed wants to stop and do reading. students and faculty rallied outside the building for an hour yeah at the cal state east bay. the target is chancellor reed on campus dealing with the presidential opening they had here at the university right now. students are upcelt about the tuition hike. they say they just can't take it anymore. >> what is happening right now is that the csu and state of california is committing suicide. we are not going to be able to sustain current education for people of the state unless we invest in it. >> this is the second protest in a week. last week here at the cal state university on campus there were demonstration. here at the 23 campuses, the campuses around the state. all of them protesting increases and smaller class sizes. chancellor reed we're told is not available for comment today. i saw him in the administration building but they said he would not to talk to us. interesting how the university responded. police officers at the stairs, president's office. protest was peaceful. it's

pictures in case that chancellor charles reed wants to stop and do reading. students and faculty rallied outside the building for an hour yeah at the cal state east bay. the target is chancellor reed on campus dealing with the presidential opening they had here at the university right now. students are upcelt about the tuition hike. they say they just can't take it anymore. >> what is happening right now is that the csu and state of california is committing suicide. we are not going to be able to sustain current education for people of the state unless we invest in it. >> this is the second protest in a week. last week here at the cal state university on campus there were demonstration. here at the 23 campuses, the campuses around the state. all of them protesting increases and smaller class sizes. chancellor reed we're told is not available for comment today. i saw him in the administration building but they said he would not come out to talk to us. interesting how the university responded. police officers at the stairs, president's office. protest was peace

and students at california state university east bay protested today against the csu chancellor, charles reed. organizers of the demonstration accused reed of being more concerned about benefits than he is about -- than he is about other important things. >>> the twins that claim that facebook was their idea, tyler and dammy ron wanted to back -- cameron, wanted to back out of the league settlement signed three years ago that paid them $65 million. the two former classmates of mark zuckerberg say the stock was worth less than claimed at time of the settlement. >>> president obama will be in the bay area on wednesday. in this video, the president invites citizens to participate virtually in a town hall at facebook that will be streamed live. the president is expected at a fund-raiser at the masonic auder to where tickets range from $25 to $2500. guests will spend $5,000 a -- will spend $35,000 a plate another night. >>> the picture captured by davenport about president, davenport is being recalled to resign. davenport said she will not resign. >>> it is spring and looking outside, april shower

the face they are putting on this is that of charles reed, he's the chancellor.here are a lot of signs out here that are documenting reed's $450,000-plus salary. a lot people are angry that they have to pay more tuition and get fewer classes and, meanwhile, reed's salary has gone up some 66% in ten years. when i talked to people representing this group, they tell me they think reed can make some sacrifices. >> it would help the amount of money that goes to instructions is only 39%. >> reporter: of course, this issue is brought on about by the $28 billion hole. governor brown proposed a budget that cut $500,000 from the cu system, $500,000 from the usc system, and another $400 million from the junior college system. now, this is sa bucket that's based on an optimistic projection. it's based on the fact that jerry brown and those who support him think voters will vote to suspend the tax cuts. if that issue does not come before the voters or it's shut down, that means they will be close to under a -- under $billion 1 billion. think about -- under $1 billion. >> with

students took particular aim at chancellor charles reed. >> he gets paid more than obama, i think that's the bold way we can't get across we're turning students away when our faculty isn't getting pay cuts. it's a total allocation of the cuts. they point you are the that cuts to the scu system could have longed some effects. >> students that graduate from here usually stay here in california that's putting money back be into the economy for every one economy that csu gives $5.43 goes back out into the state. >> after the march students administration building in talent hall. a lot of the interest. in the end the campus community agreed this is the first stage of very long battle in the future of education in california. this is not the end it's the beginning. if you're going to take political work. they're going to have to convince students that have more power than they realize but don't vote. >> governor jerry brown has signed bills cutting $1.4 billion from the states colleges and universities for next years. future years the out look is now bleak. >> that was really shocking to here.

. >>> faculty members and students staged a protest outside of the administration because charles reed was inside. the demonstrators said they wanted to let him know they are not happy about his leadership. >> all of it is like he's picking fights with the faculty and picking fights for the students. >>> one of the reasons chancellor reed was there today was to announce a new interim president for that campus. leroy morishita will be filling the job. >>> there's some good news tonight for more than 70,000 top college-bound students. they've been accepted into the university of california system, but will there be enough teachers and courses for everyone. jim vargas is live in berkeley to tell us that is another question entirely. jim? >> reporter: ken, if there are another faculty and classes here this fall for students being here at uc berke it will be because of this -- read the headline of the "daily californian." the university is dipping into reserves, big time. systemwide, the university of california is facing a $5 million shortfall with state money and it shows. students we spo

students and teachers are upset about budget cuts saying charles reed is not making quality education enough pry corety they claim he is devoting too much -- priority they claim he is devoting too much attention and compensation to top executives. >>> the pain at the pump on the roadways and waterways as well. >>> gas prices forcing boaters to go green. ,,,,,, hey! you want that? you want a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sure you do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat than listening there'to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in america effe >>> it will now cost you more to mail certain items through the u.s. postal service. rates have gone up for parcels, magazines and international items post card stamps rose by a penny postage for letters under an ounce will remain 44¢ usps facing an $8.5 billion loss from

pictures of protest same campus last week students and teachers are upset about budget cuts saying charles reedis not making quality education enough priority they claim he is devoting too much attention to compensation and benefits to top executives. >>> pain at the pumps roadways and water ways how gas prices are forcing some boaters to go green. >>> plus navy gets ready to tear walls off bay area landmark concern about hanger one's toxic chemicals and fight over its restoration. ,,,,,,,,,, i am a sneeze whisperer. i am an allergy analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief. working around the clock to free a miner trapped over a mile >> southbound 680, right lane blocked traffic backing up in that area. new reports of an injury, 580 at 680, details coming up. >>> emergency crews working around the clock to free a miner trapped over a mile under ground in idaho. 53-year-old larry herric was sealed in the tunnel friday when the roof caved in on lucky friday mine they have not made contact with him and do not k

they want to send a message to csu chancellor charles reed who is scheduled to visit the site today.e demonstration is part of protests of fee hikes that took part -- took place, rather on the csu campuses last week. students and faculty are calling on reed to make delivery of quality education to students the highest priority. including ensuring that the students have adequate number of classes and teachers. >>> californians are being called upon to financially support the state community colleges and their students. rap star hammer led a rally near the oakland coliseum yesterday. organizers of hands across california want to establish endowment to provide scholarships so students can attend the state community colleges. >> it's important because again, of course, we have challenging economic times and it's important for students to have the opportunity to have additional funding to go to college to pursue their careers. >> several hands across california events took place around the state. potential fee increases could reach -- could make community college unaffordable for many stu

stunes and faculty ticketed outside of the building where the chancellor charles reed was napping todayo tuition hikes. both groups insist that they cannot continue on this course. >> what is happening right now. the tsu and the state of the california is committing suicide. we are not going to be able to sustain public higher edfor the people of thitate unless we invest in it. >> they left their mark on campus drawing images into chaulk. >> no one knows for certain how many slave laborers are brought in the bay area this year. abc's 7 report that people come here to learn how to combat slavery in their countries. >> for me, it is really really fascinate work and they are furiously scribbling down notes while the expert in the field of slavery explain what his job is all about. >> we find victims and help them through the survival process. they run a human trafficking task force with officers from his department. ice and f.b.i. and u.s. office and other agencies. >> in the san jose area we identified 150 victims in the last few years. we are barely scaring the surface. >> they are talki

another point of contention is the val i -- salary of chancellor charles reed. >> chancellor reed spent $7,000 on an outside consultant to negotiate with the faculty. he already has a negotiator on staff. that's money that could go to our students. >> reporter: many lampposts i have -- lamb posts i saw have a picture over read say -- of reed saying $450,000, standing for his salary. reporting live in san jose, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:35. city leaders in san jose are finally moving to rye strict medical return -- restrict medical marijuana shops. the proposal would restrict the pot clubs largely to certain industrial and commercial zones. this decision follows more than a year of heated debate. how far, the council still failed to support mayor chuck reed's efforts to shut down more than 90% of those shops. >>> a mount diablo school board unanimously approved big budget cuts in response to a big budget deficit. the cutbacks were announced last night following talks between district leaders and representatives of the teachers' union they include furlough days in may which

magana and 15-year-old saboina reed were last seen wednesday afternoon outside richard montgomery high school in rockville. they are believed to still be together. >>> a top charlesnty school administrator under arrest accused of stealling federal granted money and spending it on herself. 40-year-old rhayda barnes- thomas facing federal charges for using money that was intended for school children. federal investigators confiscated tvs, apple mac book computers, i-pods and ipads as well as video game console. >> i think shocking who be our reaction to any blow ithat would misappropriate any funds that are supposed to be for children, especially your most economically disadvantaged children. >> the u.s. attorney's office for maryland uncovered the alleged wrongdoing last october when four laptop computers went missing. barnes-thomas faces up to 10 years in prison. >>> a virginia man who murdered his wife and two stepchildren will officially learn his punishment today. carrillo dean will be sentenced for the shooting death of elizabeth dean and her two children back in 2009 in triangle. elizabeth's family wanted prosecutors to seek the death penalty. dean pleaded g