ktvu's christien kafton joins us now near market and 11th street in san francisco. police are being careful not to call this person a suspect? >> reporter: that's right. san francisco police issued a series of fran of the man -- paragraphs paragraphs of the man in question. >> we have put out a picture of a person of interest that the investigators would -- investigators would like to talk to. >> reporter: this was taken from a camera. officers won't say whether he was spotted handling the suit case or what peaked their interest. a white male in his 50s or 60s. 5'7" tall. wearing a pinstripe baseball hat, blue and orange jacket. police say he may be a transient. as for the victim, the medical examiner said it was a light skinned male. at this point they are looking into all possibilities about how he wound up in the suit case. >> gang relates, anything there is a suspicious death it raises questions, especially when you discover the body in the state it was. >> reporter: san francisco police told me they are still looking for evidence and possibly looking for more v

ktvu's christien kafton is live with the latest on the search and how france is recovering from a national tragedy. >> the latest report that we are hearing is the gunmen may have been spotted from the a helicopter but so far they have not been found. >> reporter: france observed a day of mourning marking the loss of 12 people in the attack on the offices of charlie hebdo. the investigate focused on said kouachi and cherif kouachit. one of the brothers left their identification in the get away car. >> we are trying to track down the individuals who committed yesterday's attack. we are working to guarantee national unity. >> the search is focused in a heavily wooded area. while the search continues french authorities warn the violence may not be over. >> it is not probably done yet. we will fight and fighting is -- [ indiscernible ] >> getting them oo jail -- to jail. . >> reporter: an 18-year-old turned himself in to investigators. cherif kouachit served time in prison for a recruitment organization. terror experts are saying this could signify a shift away from large 9/11 style terror att

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ktvu's christien kafton was at the meeting and he reports board members -- reports board members voted on one region. >> reporter: creating a committee of two with governor jerry brown and nancy pelosi to look -- janet napolitano to look into tuition increases. the governor countered with a proposal to look for new ways to cut costs. >> had the board rejected the committee the governor could have called janet napolitano and they could have sat down with their staff. >> reporter: he is confident the deal will be reached but says finding common ground is in everyone's interest. >> good thing. public stance of collaboration and trust. right now you have mistrust. everyone has their own set of facts. >> the board voted to table the issue of tying bonuses to achievements. >> even if we were not to take formal action from now on, you will see these discussions will go on. >> berkeley has taken it upon themselves to do much more than we discussed here today. >> reporter: there is no time line on when coach compensation will be raised again. the committee will meet again next week. christien k

as christien kafton reports. >> reporter: tens of thousands filled civic center plaza in san francisco for the annual walk for life west coast. >> among the speakers, julia hole co, former lover offer aerosmith front man steven tyler and she says sees a change in the way that americans feel about the issue. >> it's really encouraging an issue that engages the hearts of our youth and they are the ones out here marching because they want a nation that defends life. >> reporter: pastor childress says he sees a growing coalition against abortion saying that abortion affects the african-american community disproportionately. >> when you make up 12.4% of the population haun 37% of the abortions as genocide. >> reporter: the crowd marched to market gathering because they say this issue is too important to ignore. >> abortion should be illegal. no one should take away that life from someone else. >> reporter: along the way marchers encountered counterprotesters committed to keeping abortion legalling safe and available. >> i'm pro-choice and i don't think it's my right to tell anyone to do wit

ktvu's christien kafton spoke with some people today, including the roommates of the person who died.outside the fire scene. >> reporter: a look right now. you can see there are crews here preparing the clean up effort that will get underway here. we spoke with the family who lives with the man who died here and they may know why he did not make it out alive. >> reporter: he and his wife lost everything in the fire and they say lived with the man who died here. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: he was a good roommate. he is heartbroken because he said the victim was found by the window. the man who died work nights and that may help explain why he didn't run from the burning building. she says the victim needed to go to sleep so would wear head phones. when people knocked that door he couldn't hear anything. some of those who made it out had to take dramatic steps. he heard noises outside his apartment and called 911. >> as far as i told them my address, he said there is a fire. get out now. >> reporter: he found the hallway filled with smoke. his only option, gather up his d

ktvu's christien kafton has more. >> reporter: police swarmed a wooded area looking for the brothers, saying they are prime suspects in the killings of 12 people at the satirical newspaper. an area of bigger than the city of paris. dozens of police officers are conducting a search of the area. >> searching for said kouachi and cherif kouachit. they robbed a gas station at gun point. authorities found a get away car abandon by the brothers 40 miles northeast of paris. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we are trying to track down the individuals who committed yesterday's attack. we have a plan for security. we are working with our colleagues to guarantee our national unity. >> reporter: investigators say cherif kouachit served time in appreciation for a jihad reroommate organization. one 18 turned himself in to authorities. officials are warning the attacks may not be over. >> we may be facing a new wave. probably not the end of the terror attack. we are ready to face it. we will fight and fighting is -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the man hunt continues, france is mourning. earlier i

ktvu's christien kafton has more. >> reporter: they are saying he was spotted in the area around the time the bag was discovered and they want to speak with him. >> he is a person of interest. again we want to talk toanybody who was in the area -- to anybody in the area. too soon to call anybody suspects. we are trying to determine what happened, was the body dumped here, did it happen nearby. >> reporter: investigators won't say why this man peaked their interest. they say they want to speak with him. he is a white male in his 50s or 60s. 5'6". police say he may be a transient. he was spotted in the area around the time the suit case was left on the street wednesday. the medical examiner released new details about the victim in the case. confirmed it was a light skinned male found in the suit case. no word on tattoos or other identifying marks. investigators say they will use every tool they have ofigure out who -- to figure out who he was. >> the medical examiner will determine the person, also will determine the cause of death. >> reporter: you remember officers detained three peo