janet napolitano, now president of the university of california joining us today. thank you, and good to see you again. >> thank you. >> up next, we're "on the money", quick and healthy is the name of the game when it comes to fast food. really? a canadian franchise is turning old model on its head thanks to health conscious millennials. later, imagine trading in your car as often as you do your smartphone, how one automaker is racing to keep with the speed of technology. as we go to break, a look at how the stock market ended t >> matthew corrin started his franchise, freshee ten years ago at the tender age of 23. his chain focuses on serving fresh locally sourced food and growing by leaps and bounds, there are 160 freshiis and a lot more to come. what does the growth signal for the fast food competitors. thanks for being with us today. >> thank you for having me. >> a couple of things, fast food, you don't consider yours fast food per se. i mentioned mcdonald's but you're going after subway, aren't you? >> we're going after anybody trying to serve food. stomach s

janet napolitano has a unique view of that. she's of course the former homeland security secretary but now he's president of the university of california, overseeing a ten campus system with an annual budget of nearly $27 billion. she joins us today. madam president, good to see you, welcome back. >> thank you. >> as you know, the student debt level out there now exceeds credit card debt, auto loans, it's second only to mortgage debt. the question people keep asking, what makes college so expensive these days, the price index for college tuition grew by nearly 80% between 2003 and '13, which is more than twice as fast as overall inflation right now. what's behind that? do you feel that students are getting their money's worth these days? >> well, i'm going to speak to this from my vantage point, which is leading the country's largest public research university. and the chief cause of the -- cost to students going up is the fact that public investments in our universities have gone down. so there are two major sources of revenue

i raised the question with janet napolitano over a series of years. i asked her, for example, has she even met with chris crane the head of the association. she had never met with him. i asked her every time, she refused to meet with him. that problem hasis not pay. the problem is they are not being supported. if they actually enforce the law, there are told by their supervisors not to do so. you have this officer under oath before committee recently in the senate saying they told him not to report groups of 20 or more people. that is the kind of stuff i've been hearing for years. before you came. i suggest you need to be listening to the agents and get on their side, and try to help them fulfill their legal obligation and your obligation. instead, we are being led by president who is unlawfully giving amnesty to people who entered the country by the millions. illegally. that is where we are. so, thank you for -- i will let you reply. johnson: i have met with chris crane and the people he represents. i consider that to be a fundamental part of my job.

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they are concerned about a 5% increase in their tuition and they want governor jerry brown and janet napolitano to include them in their talks about the increase and funding for education. one sophomore says she works two jobs, taken out loans and her mother's 401(k) is gone. >> so to see it increase again, would mean so much more hardship for my family, especially because i have a younger brother who is starting college. for so many other families. >> the students challenged lawmakers to provide more money for higher education so it could be affordable to them and their families. >>> nurses at five northern california hospitals are getting ready for a strike on april 30. it is part of a larger effort involving three other california hospitals as well as a hospital in chicago. they say they are calling calling to focus on staff issues. it will effect sutter health facilities and santa rosa hospital, mills peninsula hospital. >>> breast cancer cases could increase 50% over the next 15 years according to research released today. much may be because women are living longer and there are other fact

uc president janet napolitano and governor brown currently negotiating an increase approved by uc regents. it would raise tuition 5% a year over the next five years. yesterday a state senate committee unanimously approved a bill to give $150 million to uc and cal state schools to limit that hike. >>> 4:50. teeing off for a chance at history. golfer rory mcilroy trying to do something tiger woods has not done before. >>> both hands on the wheel this morning, don't try to do anything you have never done on the roads this morning. we're talking about light traffic, still early. we'll get you out to the morning commute coming up after this. i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future and we are always trying to build something stronger and bigger and more reliable. i love living here and i love the community i s

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last year, regents approve add plan from janet napolitano to raise tuition and fees by up to 5 percent a year for the next three years. the governor opposes the hike responded by threatening to hold back $120 million in funding and now a senate committee has unanimously approved a plan to head off the increases by giving the schools an extra $75 million. it would be paid for by abolishing a middle class scholarship program. democrats in the assembly oppose that idea. >> happening today, san francisco mayor lee and city officials will celebrate "walk to work day." leaders will be around the city where pedestrians can stop by to met them receive free cards and snacks. it travels along mock goal and market before ending at the embarcadero. >> that begs the question what kind of walking weather are we in store? >> partly cloudy skies and live doppler hd has a quiet team this morning and it will stay dry the next 24 hours. current temperature wise it is cool in some spots and napa is 41 degrees and 40 in pill valley -- mill valley and 46 in concord. we have a mix of sun and clouds and partl

. >> janet napolitano was head of homeland security. >> bp alerted us to additional oil leaking from their deep under water well. >> but the federal government could do almost nothing to stop the relentless flow. >> there is a very confusing statute that came into play and it said th-- that bp was the responsie party and a partner. >> so the government had to rely on the polluter, bp, to fix it. >> it was a foreign company that came here and seemed to be making all of the decisions. and that is unfortunate. >> juliette was in charge of coordinating the government's response. >> and there was no other way. >> no other way. i mean, so you get rid of bp, who do we have to close the darn well? >> but bp didn't have a quick solution. >> they may have had a plan, but they never practiced it, executed it or equipped for it, for a rig of this size, drilling at this depth, experiencing a catastrophic failure. >> how catastrophic? >> when the event first started our best estimate was a thousand barrels a day but as we began to gather more data we revised that to 5,000 barrels a day. >> the ori

. >>> uc president janet napolitano and governor brown are currently negotiating an increase that has been approved. this would raise tuition 5% a year over the next five years. yesterday a state senate committee unanimously approved a bill to give $150 million to uc and the cal state schools and that would eliminate the hike. >>> the bill requiring all students to get vaccinated before the first day of school hit its first hurdle. it would remove california's personal belief exemptions. the bill has to be cleared by other cities before it can be vetted on. >>> the far impact region now hitting an area near you. yesterday they voted for more strict standarded on urinals and faucets. all new urinals will be limited to 1/8 of a gallon per flurn. they must have a limit of 1.2 gallons per limit which is less than the current standard of 2.2. >>> ugly is beautiful with the drought. >> yes, it is. san francisco is looking for tugliyest. it's a city encouraging everyone to save money by making their yard less thirsty. if you think you yard should be in the running or you think your neighbor'

janet napolitano said one of the greatest risks to our national security right now is cybersecurity andve coding capabilities, you're not going to be able to protect your airways, transportation, electronic grid, all of these things are susceptible to hacking. a homeland security professional give a briefing and they said their greatest concern is not having enough u.s. citizens to fill jobs because you have to be able to be eligible. so we are adding great risk. >> if your kids want to take one of or the other, what would it be? >> i would actually go for coding. but my high school math teacher would say that she would be sad that certain things didn't make the list. [laughter] but listen, language skills are wonderful, but they don't come close to technical expertise. and every wealthy person in america but their kid needed to learn japanese, they are going to possibly compete in the global economy, thankfully dearborn speaking english are incredibly lucky because it is the language of the world. charles: it may not hurt to learn a little bit of mandarin. though we are moving toward a

last year they approve add plan from janet napolitano to raise tuition and fees by up to 5 percent aree years. the governor opposes the hike and respond by threatening to hold back $120 million in funding. a senate committee has unanimously approved a proposal to hold off the increases by giving the schools an extra $75 million paid for by abillion iraning a middle class scholarship program. democrats in the assembly oppose that idea. >> it is 6:36. next where is the pork at chicago -- ch ipo lte? >> check this out a beautiful sky above the toll plaza and ugly conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza with the backup. we are on the scene and you can get weather and traffic during the commercial you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is the #1 choice of vets for their pets and yours. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter.

this comes as uc president janet napolitano tries to break a funding stand off with governor brown and state lawmakers. >>> a coalition of groups trying do block the sale of the main berkeley pot office claim victory although the lawsuit was then out. a federal judge dismissed the suit filed by the city of berkeley and the national trust for historic preservation that would have required a time consuming environmental impact study before a sale could go through. on the surface that appears to be a win for the post as service would wanted to sell the building but environmental groups say the judge's order prevents the sale of the building which is what the environmentalists wanted in the first place. >> if you be going to the beach to beat the heat, we were at observation beach in san francisco yesterday afternoon and we spotted large waves. they will be there again today although it is not so warm. the coast guard expects the rip currents reaching up to 11 foot so watch your children and poets and do not turn your back on the ocean. how long will the big waves last? >> i wonder, too. >

we have janet napolitano and possible contender, scott walker is here with his take on hillary and hiswn vision for the country. first chief white house correspondent traveling with the campaign tonight ed? >> what's new is the connecting of the dots. we knew for some time millions had flowed in to the clinton foundation from foreign government and businesses as well. what is new is a specific claim in the book "clinton cash" the idea that's explosive is the allegation as secretary of state hillary clinton took official actions to help some of these foreign donor one quick example the idea that money flowed in from a colombian oil quarterback and secretary of state flipped her position and was suddenly in favor of a colombian trade deal. our campaign chairman telling bloomberg this was all nonsense, what they did was cherry pick from the funding donor lists. the candidate herself, tried today to stick to her middle class message. she's not done any media interviews. at the end of her event today. she answered a couple of quick question listen. >> back into the political scene, therefor

that coned the battle between uc president janet napolitano and governor brown. i know has been pushing a plan to raise tuition as much as -- ma politan no has been pushing a plan to raise tuition as much as 5% a year if they don't get more funding. >>> the bay area city is floating the idea of a pollution tax. details on who would be forced to pay up. >> and from the farm to the table, the wild food being served at some bay area restaurants. >> and from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody. we want to hear from you. we want you to be one of our weather watcher. we'll talk about that straight ahead. >> slow traffic for the altamont pass at this early hour. westbound 580 jammed up beyond the 205 interchange approaching 205. a complete >>> good morning. it's 5:12 on this ninth day of the month of april. good morning, everyone. we're looking out towards norman y. mineta international airport. and also levi's stadium, where so far, we have clear skies. no reports of any local airport delays. it's going to pan out to be a warmer day today but we're looki

that could end the battle between uc president janet napolitano and governor brown. napolitano has been pushing a plan to raise tuition by as much as 5% each of the next five years if the system doesn't receive more stated money. >>> legendary newsman bob schieffer has announced his retirement after a distinguished 46-year career at cbs news. he broke the news last night at his alma mater, texas christian university. >> because that was where it all started for me, i wanted this to be the place and i wanted you all to be the first to know that, um, this summer, i'm going to retire. >> schieffer got his first job at fort worth where tcu is based. the 78-year-old currently anchors "face the nation" and is also the chief washington correspondent. he previously anchored the "cbs evening news" in 2005 and 2006. >>> the first reviews are in for the latest items in for personal tech. the apple watch. betty yu reports. >> reporter: that's how i fell in love with it -- >> that's how i fell in love with it. i held it and then i bought it. >> reporter: this apple fan will get a

uc president janet napolitano and governor brown currently negotiating an increase approved by uc regentst would raise tuition 5% a year over the next five years. yesterday a state senate committee unanimously approved a bill to give $150 million to uc and cal state schools to limit owe limb nate eliminate that hike. >>> vice president joe biden will be in the bay area tonight before arriving, the vice president will deliver remarks at the national defense university in washington about the u.s. policy in iraq. he'll also talk about iraq's political military progress, as well as ongoing fight against isis. the vice president is expected to arrive in the bay area this afternoon. to the he'll attend a private event for a campaign committee as well. >>> pg&e expects to learn how much it will pay in penalties for the tedly san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. california's public utilities commission is voting on historic fines likely in the neighborhood of $1.5 billion. >>> there is dash cam video showing the moments just before a south carolina police officer gunned down an unarmed black ma

for example, when i complain to homeland security, secretary janet napolitano, you have given a secret security clearance to a person who was a featured speaker about the ayatollah khomeini being the man of vision for the 20th century, a man that thinks the holyland foundation convicted of over 100 counts of supporting terrorism was improperly prosecuted, who ended up tweeting last august that the caliphate was -- it was going to happen. so you might as well get used to it. . i wouldn't trust them either, the f.b.i. apparently doesn't. publicly, the u.s. denies that isis is operating in the southern region. but the rapid deployment says orse. a mexican federal field officer and mexican officer were among those who confirmed to "judicial watch" that isis is operating a camp around el paso, texas. the area situated just west of ciud dambings juarez in the mexican state of chee waugh what. -- chihuahua. it targets the new mexico towns of columbus for easy access to the united states. the same knowledgeable sors -- sources confirmed. during the course of a joint operation last week, mexica