csu management is offering a 2% salary increase according to the cfa. csu spokeswoman says that is a fair proposal because faculty was the only group of employees to receive salary increases during those recession years. starting at 7:00 this morning, picketers will arrive to kickoff the voting process. that vote will continue through october 28 that 5:00 p.m. in hayward, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> this morning the lights are finally back on for thousands of people on the monterey peninsula. pd&e said damage to a tower brought down lines. at the height of the outage, fere than 55,000 customers were

all things happen for a reason. >>> csu faculty members work hard for their money. they decide if students should also pay a price for bitter wage dispute. >>> and water polo practice at a south bay university turns deadly for a student. team members are honoring one of their most dedicated players. francisco -- quite literally. the reason raising the road could clamp down on dangerous accidents. >>> a new platform for san francisco bikers, quite literally. it could clamp down on dangerous accidents. >>> and voting to strike or sit back down at the bargaining table. the real price of a pay gap between csu faculty members and the state of california if teachers go on strike. >>> plus, the common move by a passenger that turned into a fight and forced a plane bound for sfo to turn around. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good monday morning. thank you for joining us. starting your workweek out right here. i'm sam brock. >> here we go on a monday. i'm laura garcia cannon. first we take you outside this morning. a live look at san jose, where some overnigh

csu management is offering a 2% salary increase according to the cfa. the csu spokeswoman says that's a fair proposal because faculty was the only group of employees to receive salary increases during the recession years. starting at 7:00 this morning on the east bay campus, picketers will arrive to kickoff the vote, and it will continue through october 28 at 5:00 p.m. in hayward, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> alameda firefighters trying to figure out what sparked the fire that damaged to homes. it broke out yesterday evening near norwich road and seaview parkway. a witness shot this cell phone video from across the water. firefighters were able to put out the fires in an hour. nobody was injured. >>> over the weekend firefighters recovered a body in san francisco bay from between angel island and alcatraz. there's not much information about who the person was or how the man died. investigators are looking into it. >>> 6:08. stolen guns were used in several high-profile crimes in the bay area. why police say it is getting harder to punish offenders. >>> the

the party that hasn't changed is the bavarian-based csu.erman chancellor angela her party pushed towards the center. maybe we need another write-in party? let's see if they can survive without german chancellor angela merkel? >> yes. >> very briefly, come back to your opening statement in which your needs to become better in addressing the reasons that make refugees leave their countries in the first place. you share that opinion with the chancellor. she has said we need to address migration at its root causes, but let's be realistic. germany is a small country in the middle of europe. do you think it is going to manage to put out the conflagration in the middle east? >> germany by itself isn't. europe as a whole, there needs to be more european solidarity in dealing with this crisis and the root causes. in practical terms, i think there needs to be more money for those places where migration pressure is emerging. that is the important part. >> we don't have that cooperation. we seem to have a prisoner's dilemma. everybody would be better o

csu management is offering a 2% salary increase according to the cfa. csu spokeswoman says that is a fair proposal because faculty was the only group of employees to receive salary increases during those recession years. starting at 7:00 this morning, picketers will arrive to kickoff the voting process. that vote will continue through october 28 that 5:00 p.m. in hayward, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> this morning the lights are finally back on for thousands of people on the monterey peninsula. pd&e said damage to a tower brought down lines. at the height of the outage, more than 55,000 customers were affected from carmel to castroville. pg&e says power was restored by 2:00 this morning. >>> in southern california, hundreds of cars remain stuck in mud as crews work to dig them out. from the sky you get a better impact of thursday's 30 minute torrential downpour where 3 inches of rain turned a normally dry landscape into a mud pit. 1800s, as you can see, stranded. truck driver david noe was one of them. >> i've been through hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, that

the economy is doing better, the faculty helped lobby the legislature to get more money into the csu and that was affective. we deserve a chance to catch up. >> the average yearly earnings for faculty members at csu is $45,000. the strike authorization vote continues the next 9 daws. >> and a private school in san bruno is hiring armed guards to watch over the students. the san francisco examiner reports that school leaders at church of the high lands took safety measure response concerns about mass shootings, school is kindergarten through the 8th grade. the guards will be in plain colleagues and patrol schools with guns hidden under their clothes. >>> and a meeting getting why underway in san francisco about a deadly officer-involved shooting. henry benedeez was shot and killed on -- benitez was shot and killed thursday. he was throwing bottles and when they tried to stop him, he went for a sergeant's gun. a meeting is just starting at the bill graham auditorium. >>> a medical examiner is trying to identify a body discovered from the san francisco bay. it was pulled between angel i

csu counteredered with a 2% boon pay. >> we have not had raises for seven years. and even before that, the raises were -- if you look at a ten-year average of what faculty have earned, we haven't kept up with inflation. >> even if professors vote to strike it could take months for them to actually walk off the job. that's because the upcoming vote only authorizes union leaders to consider calling a strike. >> san francisco police will host a community meeting tomorrow to talk about an officer shooting and killing a man. 27-year-old herbert benetiz died after a sergeant shot him on thursday. police say that sergeant opened fire after benetiz grabbed another sergeant's gun during a struggle. the meeting will tapes at the bill graham civic auditorium. >> a suspected hazmat situation in daly city was a discarded bottle of bleach. this is cell phone video cement by a viewer. that where police and firefighters responded. hazmat crews closed down this area to traffic around 9:30 a.m. after discovering an unusual substance left abandoned on the sidewalk. >> it had a weird

csu counteredered with a 2% boon pay. >> we have not had raises for seven years. and even before that, the raises were -- if you look at a ten-year average of what faculty have earned, we haven't kept up with inflation. >> even if professors vote to strike it could take months for them to actually walk off the job. that's because the upcoming vote only authorizes union leaders to consider calling a strike. >> san francisco police will host a community meeting tomorrow to talk about an officer shooting and killing a man. 27-year-old herbert benetiz died after a sergeant shot him on thursday. police say that sergeant opened fire after benetiz grabbed another sergeant's gun during a struggle. the meeting will tapes at the bill graham civic auditorium. >> a suspected hazmat situation in daly city was a discarded bottle of bleach. this is cell phone video cement by a viewer. that where police and firefighters responded. hazmat crews closed down this area to traffic around 9:30 a.m. after discovering an unusual substance left abandoned on the sidewalk. >> it had a weird

up loaded unlike reddit though will not allow comments from users >>> the number of csu grads has hit an all time high. and that is up 2% from the previous year. csu says initiative created to help boost graduation rates has helped to increase the number of students that get a degree to 54%. thanks so much for choosing ktvu. we'll be back here for the 4 and ktvu.com. this is the dawn of an old day. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. are more likely to have a to frsuccessful future.e born talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power t

while csu trustees are offering 2%.he two sides have not made much progress over six months of negotiations. >> most of the faculty are falling out of the middle class. the cost of living is going up. the faculty at csu have not received a salary increase of any substance in almost ten years. >> csu spokesperson said the raise the union is asking for would cost $69 million more than has been budgeted. the association represents about 29,000 professors, librarians, counsellors and coaches. >> still ahead here on abc 7 news at 4:00, vice president biden is closing in on the decision. will he run for president? what is holding him back for now? >> plus a plane to sfo delayed for hours. an everyday event that sparked the on-board fight. >> and changes you will see to bike lines in san francisco. >> taking a look outside, our live traffic camera in san jose. you can see that traffic is -- you know the traffic area better than i do. >> yes. >> this is 280 -- 101, excuse me, southbound, all of your backed up traffic there. on

to authorize that strike following the stalled contract negotiations. 25,000 union members on all 23 csu campuses are expected to take part in the vote. the main sticking . has been about pay. the union wants at least a 5% raise for all members. the university is offering 2%. that's the same increase it says that all other csu employees received. >>> well, it was moving day today for a little white house in the shadow of children's hospital of oakland. the hospital has owned that house at the corner of martin luther king jr. way for 13 years, now giving it away for free to make room for a new outpatient center. david stone was the lucky recipient. that the hospital finally picked him because he had a lot that is vacant right across the street. >> i think that when you are moving the house, the main thing is where you're going to move it too as you don't want to move it very far as that worked out for us. >> the hospital is also giving some $20,000 in moving expenses, saying that they must bring this house up to code and that they will eventually rent it out. >> san francisco police are s

just once actually in csu history. the strike authorization vote will run through the end of october. we'll keep you updated. >>> a san jose state student died several days after passing out during water polo practice at the campus pool. mercury news reports taken off life support on saturday. university police found harryman unconscious during a water poe toe club team practice on tuesday. his team posted this to his facebook page. rest in peace to our teammate, friend and brother ryan harryman, he never missed a practice and was undoubtedly one of the most dedicated members of our team. he brought a constant positive attitude and made us smile at every opportunity. authorities do not know why the 24-year-old lost consciousness. >>> san francisco police will hold a town meeting today to explain why officers shot and killed a man thursday afternoon. police say a man was throwing bottles on market street near eighth avenue. the police say the man grabbed an officer's gun. another officer opened fire. two officers sustai

rallies are expected to be held at many of the 23 csu campuses, including in the bay area.ote will run through the end of october. >>> the city of sonoma is thinking about tighting its grip on where you can light up. the city council is discussing an expanded smoking ban, covering living dwellings, including apartment complexes throughout town. e cigarettes and marijuana will also be considered in today's meeting. sonoma has never changed its smoking restrictions ever since the statewide ban in restaurants and clubs took effect two decades ago. >>> happening today, a new era for bicycle riders in san francisco begins. construction for the city's first raised bike rain gets under way. >> it's going to run for two blocks on eastbound market between goth and 12th streets. b bob redell is there now. it's supposed to keep bicyclists safe. >> reporter: 3,000 bicyclists come into san francisco especially on market, as you mentioned, between goth and 12th street. muni and the public works department will raise this green bike lane you see here. they'll raise it just probably halfwa

. >>> csu fact it members will vote whether or not to go to strike. the sides are in mediation. this union represents 25,000. the next mediation session is thursday in sacramento. >>> the university of san francisco is the latest university to rescind the honorary degree awarded to bill cosby. he has acknowledged behavior inconsistent with usf standards. three more women have come forward. >>> a major bust near santa cruz, how it involves dozens of the cars and motorcycles from the bay area. >>> what santa clara city follows -- officials would like done to prevent violence in levi stadium. >>> it's wet out there and traffic may be affected by the light rain. >>> one band of rain is moving off, another is moving in. this from the west. maybe rain from the north than the south this time. after many months of traveling the world... ...jack was longing for something familiar. home. he was welcomed with grandma's southern-style chicken. at that moment, jack knew what to do. share it with the world. southern-style breaded all-white meat chicken on a gourmet signature bun. the homestyl

. >> a number of graduates in the csu system have hit an all-time high. officials say that the cal state system, they would graduate 105,000 students in the last academic year. that's up 2% from the previous year. csu says that the initiative created to help boost their graduation rate haves helped. that they would eventually get a degree at 54%. >>> a debate over trees in the area of devastation by the valley fire. why cal fire says chopping them down is necessary. the efforts on some to try to stop the cutting. >>> later new developments at a south bay school under fire for not performing background check on its employees. the changes at the top announced today. >>> but first an instant multi- millionaire. the woman who won the power ball jackpot and why her big win came at just the perfect time. >> i don't know what to say, i'm overwhelmed. >>> they admit to using the chance to say that everyone thought that they were unbeatable, but that we have put together that committee. they offer this as proof that the lawmakers would establish that committee in

the real price of a pay gap between csu faculty members and the state of california if teachers go onlus, what a boater discovers in the san francisco bay sends emergency responders scrambling into cold waters. >>> "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. a lot to get to. but first. the sweet sound of rain. a little muffled there. sweeping into the bay area over the weekend.

the entire csu faculty is holding a vote later in the month. they're asking csu management for fairness for faculty, students and staff. >>> 6:08. starting today a new principal will oversee the sunnyvale school. the board of directors announced last night that dr. william overton will take over as both principal and superintendent at spark charter school. this comes after a sexual assault investigation left three workers without a job last month, including jonathan chow, who police say sexually assaulted a student. the school claims it didn't know until after chow's arrest. and almost none of the school's employees were fingerprinted or background checked. >>> lightniinlightening things . temperature have remained fairly cool here, kari. >> as you rise and shine, expect a lot of sunshine as we go into the afternoon. still some low clouds this morning. that will gradually clear lunchtime and a high of 81 degrees can be expected today in los gatos. palo alto and up to 68 degrees and 85 degrees in fairfield and napa 85 degrees and 74 in oakland.

csu got an augmentation by the state. >> classes will continue as scheduled as faculty members vote from now until october 28th. >>> still ahead -- a swimmer fighting for his life after being attacked by a shark. we're hearing from one of the people who rushed into the water to rescue him. >>> also, a cooler start to the day, even drizzle across parts of the bay area. mum, steve paulson has what's in store for the rest of the workweek? >>> it's been over a week since lamar odom was admitted to the hospital after being found unre- - unresponsive at a nevada brothel. coming up, the latest on his condition. babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents layover. 24 hours. hello, reykjavik. oh, so that's how you spell

that's a new report from the csu system. 105,000 students earned degrees last year. that's up 2% from the previous year. officials credit the graduation initiative program for the increase. >>> chelsea clinton is in the bay area at a middle school in san francisco, stopping by a crowd founding nonprofit, and holding a book signing event in danville. yesterday she was in the silicon valley in palo alto with sheryl sandberg. clinton said when she graduated from stanford in 2001 women made up 25% of computer graduates, last year the president was less. >>> linkedin has settled a privacy lawsuit that will cost millions while possibly paying you. kpix 5's kiet do has more from their headquarters in mountain view. >> reporter: linkedin has denied the allegations but says it has decided to settle the lawsuit so it can move forward and improve the customer experience. for one, there will be an obvious way to stop all those annoying emails. linkedin is a daily resource for job recruiters like eric elliott but even he says constant emails from linkedin are annoying. >> if i ha

bit: the csu was a irrelevant. now they can get their name back in the media. their popularity is still really high. i do not see her in as much trouble as you do. i think she is committed and on this course. this is a rare chance in the 10 years of merkel where she is ahead of the wave and showing real leadership. usually, she is behind and seeing what everyone else is doing. she is showing real leadership. i think she is going to come out looking really strong for this. the world outside is looking at merkel for a lot of admiration. leadership. showing i get the feeling with merkel, if this is the end of her way itlory, that is the is. she is not going to change course now. she is determined and committed to i have been away from germany for a few weeks. when i left, the move was really optimistic. it surprises me that the mood has turned so dark, so quickly. i guess that is the german way of jumping on a problem. melinda: the government has passed a major revision to its asylum laws. let's take a look at that. many people are saying it could represent the fi

the csu system is offering a 2% pay hike says. class continue asked yuled. >>> a new car pool lane should open as soon as today. the three-mile stretch of 880. nearly a quarter million carsful travel that freeway daily. the new hov lane will help ease the commute in that busy corridor shaving off about five minutes of drive time. >>> work is expected to wrap up within the next hour on the golden gates ferry terminal in san francisco. crews are retrofitting the boarding ramp. officials warn the work may cause delays. the project started on friday morning. it's scheduled to be complete by 5:00 a.m. this morning. keep an eye on that. >> we will keep an eye on that. >>> time now is 4:09. the town of minnesota is mourning the loss of a long- time sheriff deputy. up next a i deadly shooting. >> a race against time. the new report that shows the bay area needs to overall hall tens of thousands of acres overwetsland. >>> looking at the morning commute. traffic is going pretty well at the san mateo bridge. more straight ahead. >> a little

they are outside the csu campuses. this is at the one in the east bay.y are alerting students and staff about the vote that will take place today through october 28th. we talked to one of the association members. >> the issue is salary. the csu management is offering us a 2% salary increase and asking for a 5% salary increase. we think that is what is fair and people deserve a chance to catch up from the recession. >> the professors tell us they want to set an example for their students who will be professionals one day. now classes will continue as scheduled as faculty members vote from now in next wednesday. it's unclear though what will happen obviously if they do go on strike. >> right. >> reporter: i don't know how you replace 25,000 people at various colleges. >> we'll see if it comes to that. thank you. >>> 7:43. fans of star wars movies may be spending a little extra time online tonight because tickets for star wars goes on sale tomorrow. first day ticket sales will break advance ticket sales records. it's the first star wars movie in ten years a

the leader of the bavarian csu party has threatened to consider other options if early and does not take steps to control immigration by the weekend area that has not deterred merkel, however. she referred to the deadline as an opportunity. november versus it interesting day because it is the day turkey holds elections. it is an important day to implement the action plan europe and turkey agreed on an intensified bilateral relations. meanwhile, the numbers of unregistered migrants coming across the austrian border continued to swell, with no solution in sight. sarah: the relief agency doctors without borders says one of its hospitals in yemen has been hit by an airstrike. there were no casualties in that attack, but the clinic was completely destroyed. the yuan secretary-general condemns the airstrikes which are described as a war crime. but the coalition fighting rebels in human claims its planes were responsible. more than 20 were killed when a hospital was bombed in afghanistan earlier. china has accused the united states of illegally entering its territory in the south china sea. bei

the strike authorization vote starts monday at 23 csu campuses and is set to run through october 28th. it will be at least the fourth vote the union has held in eight years. the faculty is seeking a 5% salary increase along with a.7% pay bump based on years of service. the university is offering a 2% raise. >>> things are shaking in san rammon for the second straight day. according to the usgs, the first at 6:10 with a 3.4. the swaekd a 2.6. there have been more than 30 small quakes over the last couple of days, all centered near the country club at interstate80. they've been small and there hasn't been any damage reported at all. >>> the san ramon shakers happened as misdemeanors are taking part in the great california shake out. it is the large scale earthquake drill that took place at 10:15. at this quake preparedness event, people dropped, covered and held on. part of the focus this year is on people with disabilities and how they can prepare for an earthquake. >> in california it is always earthquake season so you have to have a plan. as soon as it hits, lock, cover, hold. lock,

. >>> the number of csu graduates have hit that all-time high. the cal state system, they would graduate nearly 700 students in the last academic year up 2% from that previous year. the initiative creating to boost their graduation rate to help increase the students who eventually would get a degree to increase that number to 54%. >> finishing number one in the weather department. at uc berkeley. [ laughter ] >> chief meteorologist bill martin. the professor. >> i was just on the phone with berkeley today. which we are doing these stories for obviously el niÑo in november. for and that i would see a bunch of guys there studying forever, one in particular on one of my old professors, who will be studying the el niÑo in 1978, one of those thins they would talk about. but i would diverge here a little bit with a beautiful day today. temperatures tomorrow, light today, slightly warmer. then as we would go through the rest of the week, warmer still. the temperatures are outside and right now that they are in the 70s. with a nice shot of san francisco

csu has proposed a 2% hike. contract negotiations began back in may but stalled last week. >>> we have the most highly educated citizens in california who are not even making what the typical californiaen is making in salary and income per year. >> a spokeswoman said the salary demand would cost $69 million more than what they have budgeted. the strike authorization vote will continue through the end of october. if approved, the earliest any strike would happen is january. >> it's a fast growing hobby and even faster growing business. now, the federal government is stepping in. drones will be more regulated. the faa will soon require all drone operators to register their unmanned aircraft. the commercial drone operators are already doing so. the announcement comes a the number of drone sightings have doubled, including at local airports, sporting events, and wildfires. this is causing all sorts of safety problems. >> registration gives operators the opportunity to learn the air space rules before they fly and en

the association wants a 5 percent pay raise but csu counters with a 2 percent boost in pay. >> we have not had raises, anything substantial, for seven years. even before that, the raises were if you look at ten career average of what faculty have earned, we have not kept up with inflation. >> voting will continue until october 28. if the faculty votes to strike it could take months to walk off the job pause the upcoming vote only authorizes union leaders to "consider," calling a strike. >> scientists say it is a race to restore wetlands aned san francisco bay accord together a new report an area twice the size of the city of san francisco needs to be restored an the bay in the next 15 years to avoid flooding because of rising sea levels. experts say some places need sea walls including the san francisco and oakland airports and treasure island and sure line communities. wet laps are a vital part of wildlife and critical for people. they provide a buffer zone during high tides and storms to prevent flooding in the nearby communities. >> now the weather forecast at 4:46. >> good morning,

. >> catherine: withfor the third consecutiveearned degrees from csu campuses has increased, csu officialsl data, graduated 105,693 students year. louwas forced to make an co- pilot lost consciousness mid-air. the plane coming from >> catherine: win houston had to be diverted >> catherine: the co-pilot is in stable condition and was able to own. the flight was carrying about two-hundred passengers. those passengers stayed in >> catherine: with alberquerque for three >> catherine: before continuing on to san francisco >> reporter: tell you something. there is nothing that can prepare you for a flight for the blue angels. >> are you ready? will allow >> nice work! >> reporter: i was the last ride of the day. " one of them was the seventh sheet that is seven times your body weight. pushing down on you. lou >> ready. >> good keep squeezing your lakes--legs and your abs. >> good there you go! >> we are going to bring the throttle that. --back >> reporter: i was sweating and want out creek they tell me what phil like two hours at the jim britt they were not getting accurate--two hours at the gym

csu is offering 2%. >> it's inadequate. we, you know, faculty are some of them are living in cars. the typical faculty is making $43,000 a year. >> officials say a #% raise is all the system could afford. >>> the turf at levis stadium under the microscope, this time, while a player slipped and grabbed a piece of turf to see how loose it was. wayne freedman is live with what the team is saying about this problem. >> reporter: the 49ers warned us before today's press conference they'd not be taking questions about the trouble some turf. but you can't stop a guy from trying. to paraphrase the 49ers, there are 140 plays in the game against the ravensvfg÷/u 6j held up well in all except one. in a league that aims for perfection, could this be an iss issue. uÑ fields? other turf? and your kicker slipped, would you accept the turf was in good condition? >> yeah. i mean, yes. that field to me is great for us. >> if this had been a single incident, perhaps it could pass, but the 49ers replaced turf five times now. why it doesn't grow in remains a mystery to staff and fans. >> it couldn't be

csu fact um -- action um members will meet. union represents 25,000 professors, lectures, librarians. the next session is thursday in sacramento i. the university of san francisco is the latest university to rescind the hand rarely -- honorary degree to bill cosby. this is three more women came forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. >>> time is now 5:40. caitlyn jenner won't be charged avenue being involved in a car accident. her suv crashed into two cars pushing one into traffic. the d.a. says jebber was not speeding, she hit the brakes, and that her conducts was not unrational. based on all the facts. >>> right now it is 5:41. in 20 minutes, the fallout continues after the beating death in the santa clara county jail in mesa. the complaints the sheriff has received and the help they've brought in. >> the company shut the door and now it is opening with a new name. >>> good morning, we're looking at an east way commute. highway 4, slowing in pittsburgh and big point. >> the front from yesterday moved out. a secondary one i

csu is offering 2%. >> it's inadequate. we, you know, faculty are some of them are living in cars. the typical faculty is making $43,000 a year. >> officials say a #% raise is all the system could afford. >>> the turf at levis stadium under the microscope, this time, while a player slipped and grabbed a piece of turf to see how loose it was. wayne freedman is live with what the team is saying about this problem. >> reporter: the 49ers warned us before today's press conference they'd not be taking questions about the trouble some turf. but you can't stop a guy from trying. to paraphrase the 49ers, there are 140 plays in the game against the ravensvfg÷/u 6j held up well in all except one. in a league that aims for perfection, could this be an iss issue. uÑ fields? other turf? and your kicker slipped, would you accept the turf was in good condition? >> yeah. i mean, yes. that field to me is great for us. >> if this had been a single incident, perhaps it could pass, but the 49ers replaced turf five times now. why it doesn't grow in remains a mystery to staff and fans. >> it couldn't be

science and all the other things that they'll do, to be eligible to apply for either the uc system or the csu system here in california. damian: you speak a lot with the ceos in silicon valley. what do they tell you as far as the crop that we're bringing up, the students who we're raising here in silicon valley, to keep them from importing tech workers? ron: well, their preference is always to hire locally. but you know, as a region we've not done a very effective job. the entire region, not just the latino community, but education in general, and all the other communities that make up these region. we've not a good enough job in convincing and educating our youth about the advantages of getting a stem-related college degree. i think that's changing over the last 10 to 15, 20 years now. and we're beginning to see more latinos than ever go into college, and more of them picking stem degrees. so now we just have to get them through the process, out the college graduation door with their cap and gown, and get that diploma in their hands so that they can walk down the street to intel, to google,

and i've heard, in talking to the other chiefs, other csu chiefs, that up in sacramento state, heroin is a big problem. and it hadn't reached, to our knowledge, other campuses but this was an eye-opener that we actually had a student that od'd on heroin. so talking about this is very important. very important. and we hope that that student will be ok, but let's ask our student over here. when you hear something like that is it haunting, is it scary? i'm sure the audience is a little taken aback. of course. i mean, heroin is a heavy drug. i would never expect any student with a college education to overindulge on a drug like that. that's a drug that does not belong in a, you know, college environment. it's a heavier drug, obviously. obviously marijuana and alcohol are two of the most used drugs in the college environment. i would never expect heroin to be a drug that is just used mainly by just college students like me, like ourselves. does it scare the student body, though? because managing stress i understand, but alcohol and drugs have never ever been the best way to do that. mmhm.

the same increase all other csu employees received. the strike authorization vote is happening at all 23 cal state campuses. >>> new at 10:00, a celebration in fremont as folks turned out to witness the opening of the city's first downtown neighborhood. [ applause ] >> local dignitaries and business leaders were on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony. the development started more than a year ago with the demolition of a three story office building. that opened up space to connect capital avenue to fremont boulevard. fremont mayor bill harrison put to project in perspective. >> fremont has never had a downtown. in 1956, five historic towns came together to create fremont. we have always been lacking a downtown. this is our step to make sure we are building our downtown here. >> the new area features a piece of public art called heartfulness. they have wide sidewalks, bike lanes, trees, landscaping. >>> now to union city where crews are still trying to fix a sink hole. ktvu fox 2 news'st assays the work is expected to take several more

csu has proposed a 2% hike. contract negotiations began back in may but stalled last week. >> we have the most highly educated citizens in california who are not even making what the typical californian is making in salary for a year. >> we need to make as the state of california we respect our instructors and see that they get paid according. >> the union salary demand would cost $69 million more than what's been budgeted. that strike authorization vote will continue through the end of october. if approved, the earliest the strike would happen is january. >> one play from the 49ers game puts the focus back on the playing surface. coming up what experts say is a solution to levi stadium turf troub trouble. >> the potential problem, a plan to make schools safer. >> and the president turning to google to stop climate change. his call for the help from the silicon valley. i'm a customer relationship i'm roy gmanager.ith pg&e. anderson valley brewing company is definitely a leader in the adoption of energy efficienc

faculty at all 23 csu campuses begin voting today at whether to authorize a strike.union representing 25,000 faculty members asking for a 5% raise. >>> work begins a on an elevated by playing on market street in san francisco. the mta says rating the lane by a few inches will hopefully keep cars off of it and keep the bikers on it. >>> straightahead on cbs this morning, amazon taking on fake reviewers, how the world's largest on-time retailer is now fighting to protect their brand and its trust of consumers. >>> track the traffic and weather on this monday after the break. and i've had some work done. in '62 they put in a conversation pit. brilliant. in '74 they got shag carpet. that poor dog. rico?! then they expanded my backside. ugh. so when the nest learning thermostat showed up, i thought "hmmm." but nest is different. keeps 'em comfy. and saves energy automatically. like that! i'm like a whole new house! nest. welcome to the magic of home. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, i'm in the traffic center, bart is recovering from delays in both directions, they should get back on

that is the same increase it says that all other csu employees received. >>> it was moving day for awhile house in the shadow of children's hospital in oakland. the hospital has owned the house at martin luther king junior way and gave it away for free to make room for the building of a new out patient season. david stone was the lucky recipient. he said the hospital probably picked him because he had a vacant lot for the house across the street. >> i think when you're moving a house the main thing is where you want to move it to and you don't want to move it far. that worked out well for us >> the hospital is giving stone $20,000 in moving expenses. he said he has to bring that house up to code and then he will rent it out. >>> more than a decade ago police are reaching out to the public to help solve a cold case. >> dozens of cars still buried in mud in southern california. the latest on clean up efforts as crews work to clear roadway ins the effected areas. >> a massive typhoon tears through the philippines. the flooding and mud slides leaving more than 10,000 people out of their

the csu management is offering us a 2% valley increase and we are asking for a 5% salary increase. we think that is what is fair and people deserve a chance to catch up from the recession. >> the professors are out there this morning and the staff members they want to set an example for their students who will be professionals one day. and that is the 2% raise is in line with the other employees. i also just got off the phone with another one of the members of the faculty association with says they don't want a strike. they do hope to work out an agreement with the university. they are already gone through mediation. and there is public employees. >> thank you, pam. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the nine. he is a legend in the nba and an executive with the warriors. we talk to jerry west. >> a big under taking. sure, tv has evolved over the years. >>> i love that song. i love that scene. let's do it again boys. the warriors will open their season at home against new orleans pelicans. never get used to that. right now all eyes are on head coach steph kerr as he recovers from a back

members at all 23 cal state campuses began taking a strike authorization vote today as they picketed at csu. confrontation between the faculty and cal state university have been stalled over pay raises. the faculty association is asking for a 5% hike. cal state is offering 2%. the two sides are now in medication and after the agreement is reached, that there will be no vote. and and that it will not be until january. >> and in court today, that it will be determined. >> that it will be played. >> the former middle school science teacher, that the court in handcuffs. and on the first day of the preliminary hearing that they did not speak. it will be 87 counts. >> and it will be horrifying to see the sad things happen to the young kids. and that they will be describing the coercion for the sexual acts with quinto inside the attacks. he organized about two years ago. the boy said in the interview, "i let them because i didn't want him to get mad at me. he would say don't tell your parents or the other campers. >> he'd molest them in the other night. if and when he would have them in a place wh

csu officials credit their graduation initiative program for the increase.helps close the achievement gap for underserved students. >>> not just any touchdown. why one team worked together to get a special player into the end zone. >> plus, a bay area pumpkin patch trucking in oregon pumpkins. yeah. why? blame the drought. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lifetime. reporter anjali hemp-hill... with how two r >>> for one high school football player it was the touchdown of a lifetime. roberter anjali hemphill with how two rival -- reporter anjali hemphill with how two rival teams worked to make a dream come true. >> he is a captain for the calaveras varsity high school football team. >> reporter: even though kyle has spent most of his four years on the sidelines. >> i always dreamed as a kid of stepping on that field. >> reporter: the high school senior has cerebral palsy. >> the doctors told my mom that i would never be able to walk, that i'd be stuck in a wheelchair for the rest of my life. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: but something unprecedented happened two friday as go at the s

they are asking csu management for fairness, faculty and staff. >>> santa clara county supervisors planning discussing on how to replace a troubled ambulance service this morning. cities and fire departments across the county are going to give their input on rural metro ambulance during the board of supervisors meeting this morning. struggled with its finances ever since it reorganized under bankruptcy in 2013. the county says that no plan can work unless fire departments improve their response time, particularly in san jose. the department standard requires firefighters to get to a call in under eight minutes. right now the county says firefighters are missing that mark 30% of the time. >>> it's 5:07 and check win kari. she has a look at our forecast today. >> not too bad. very comfortable. about what we have seen with our morning starting up in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees and highs today a degree or two warmer in some spots. we will have some clouds rolling in and then a bright, sunny afternoon in the south bay. los gatos and the outer richmond a little bit cooler there today. 65 deg

rallies are expected to be held at many of the 23 csu campuses, including in the bay area.vote runs through the end of october. >>> coming up next, allegedly choked for reclining her seat. the mid-air chaos that forced a flight to make an emergency landing overnight. >>> and taking bike safety to new heights, literally. >>> the change coming to bike lanes along one of san francisco's busiest streets. ==sam/2shot== an "in flight fight" forced a southwest airlines plane bound for sfo to >>> new this morning, a fiasco in the air. an in-flight fight forced a flight to head back to l.a.x. >> it all started over a reclining seat? >> we have all been on flights, all had people recline their seats in front of us and perhaps done it to other people. a witness said that's exactly what started that fight a few minutes after takeoff. the man sitting behind this woman started to choke her in response. this is a picture of the return landing at l.a.x. you can see the police cars. a passenger told nbc news that the woman screamed for help when that man was allegedly choking her from behin

rallies are expected to take place on monday throughout many tof the 23 csu campuses, including rightere in the bay area. that vote will run through the end of october. >>> so, bay area uber customers may have to resort to waiting around for taxies this weekend. then, again, maybe not. it all depends on whether nationwide calls for a strike. some uber drivers happy with fare rates and working conditions are organizing a weekend strike via facebook calling on their fellow uber drivers ever where to turn off the app through sunday. so far no real comments from any bay area drivers about whether that strike might actually be in the cars. >>> new this morning, uber is getting the legal green light across the pond. britain's high court ruled that the uberapp is legal for londoners to use and that decision is a blow to london's signature black cap drivers that argue that uber violated the strict regulators. they have come under fire in several european nations including france, italy and spain. >>> recently a lot of target shoppers had to cover otheir kids' ears. a san jose target store apo

rallies are planned for monday throughout many of the 23 csu campuses, including those here in the bayuns through the end of october. >>> it has been a very week for online sports betting companies. fan duel and draft kings and they're continuing to be under fire. >> for that and the rest of the day's news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you. the markets could end the week on a down note. futers are down ahead of the open. stocks rallying into the close for thursday for the first time in three sessions. comes from concerns that weaker economic data will lower the chances of an interest rate hike this year. look for results today on production and consumer spending and earnings from ge. the dow rising 217 points to 17141. the dow's highest level since august 19th. the nasdaq up 87 to 4870. >>> fantasy sports sites ordered to shut down in nevada because they may be violating the law. the "wall street journal" and the notice affects sites like draft kings and fan duel and been under fire for flooding the marke

the vote by csu faculty member will start on october 19th. some 25,000 lectures, and librarians. a meeting is set next next thursday in sacramento. >>> drivers whoa have racked up a lot of traffic -- who have racked up a lot of traffic penalties are getting a break. california's launching a ticket amnesty program, helping you pay off those tickets and at a discount. >> we'll tell you that can make a huge difference for a lot of california drivers. >>> starting today, drivers who have lost their licenses because of steep fines could have those fines greatly reduced because of the ticket amnesty program and could have them behind the wheel legally. governor jerry brown pushed for the amnesty program because they can't pay off their ticket. a recent study found as many as 4 million drivers have lost their licenses because of unpaid fines. drivers with less serious infractions will be able to pay 50% to 80% depending on their income and those licenses revoked would be able to reapply for a license. drivers we spoke with this morning say they like