janet napolitano warned that this could happen. i mean, these are not third and fourth ranking bureaucrats. these are the very top people in our government warning that it could happen. so what's the plan, i askedded. i asked. michael chertoff and jeh johnson essentially had the same plan which was get yourself battery-powered radio to which i then replied, okay. and precisely what is it that you're going to be telling me on my battery-powered radio that you can't share with me now? neither one of them had a particularly good answer. tom ridge had a more nuanced approach. he made the observation with which i agree totally that we in the united states are a reactive society. we're not very good at preemptive action. look at everything that we did in the wake of 9/11, and you can see that once we are roused to action, there is almost no limit to what we do. i mean, quite literally thousands of young men and women are dead, hundreds of thousands of iraqis and afghans are dead. we have spent somewhere between $2.5-$3.5 trillion. i like

on wednesday, uc president janet napolitano placed her on investigatory administrative leave. in a statement released earlier today, student protesters said - those again, the words of uc president janet the palatine of, the former governor of arizona. in a statement released earlier today, student protesters said -- "the collective efforts of uc davis students, faculty, staff, and community members are responsible for yielding this result. it is crucial to note that it was not janet napolitano, or university of california office of the president, who led us to this moment of justice, but our un-collapsing spirit and belief in political protest." the letter goes on to say -- "katehi is but a cog in the uc machine. we are aiming to scrap the prototype and create a new system that both works for and is run by students, faculty, workers, and the community at large. until system-wide change takes place, our demonstrations will continue." well, we turn now to another student protest. this one taking place on the campus of northern arizona university or nau in flagstaff where we broa

. >>> the university president janet napolitano says that the forum for handling sexual- harassment caseshe says that the committee these to come back in three months with a recommendation for a clear timeline for the investigation and discipline of a professor used -- accused of sexual harassment. she says that the timeline cannot be longer than five months, and janet napolitano once the campus office that receives the sexual harassment complaints to inform the chancellor of any complaints involving a faculty member. >>> a of uc davis apologizing for a series of missteps over trying to clean up the schools public image. this is connected to a student protest in 2011, and campus police were holding a city in on campus, and the video of the police pepper spray and the students gained national attention and easily accessible on the internet. the chancellor is apologizing for paying $175,000 to the pr firms that promise to push the video lower in the search results. and she says it's important for the university to project a positive image in detail of projected donors about what the univers

president janet napolitano s us.. in this heated election year.. students need to hea >>> our top stories tonight fighting to protect free speech on campus. only on "5" uc president janet napolitano tells us in this heated election year, students need to hear all viewpoints even if it makes them feel uncomfortable. >> i'm cate caugiran in moraga where the town is getting some much-needed financial relief after the governor declared a state of emergency for contra costa county to fix the damage caused by last month's storms. that includes this massive sinkhole the town says it doesn't have enough reserve money to pay for the repairs. >>> and thousands gathered at golden gate park in san francisco for the annual pot holiday known as 420. what's new this year? more police presence. portable toilets and a bigger clean-up evident after. >>> kpix 5's emily turner joins us again life. emily, we're hearing that there was a little bit of a scare along hippie hill a bit ago. tell us about that. >> reporter: a lot of people who, from what we understand, take

they are trying to make improvements, and at last month janet napolitano announced a new process for reviewing sexual-harassment claims against the administrators, and the school is acknowledging they have an issue, and they will try to make changes and improvements. >> reporter: 4:35 am is the time. >>> that police say there are almost 300 massage parlors around the city, and the concern is that some of these businesses are fronts for prostitution and human trafficking. >> definitely suspicious hours. when the parking lot should be empty, it's full of vehicles, passing in the night. definitely when you have windows that are blacked out. >> the city is requiring customers only enter through the front door, and sleeping quarters are banned, and businesses must be 200 feet away from homes, 500 feet away from schools. the city is discussing whether a massage parlor will be allowed to open in the same location as one that closed down due to illegal activity. >>> the high risk sex offenders looking for a place to live once again, jonathan was asked to leave after being at the hotel one da

was released in response to a public records access request, and last month the uc president janet napolitano made changes in the way that the university handles sexual conduct, and we have more details on that.>>> modesto police investigating a possible hate crime at the high school, and this is through the video media site snapchat, showing a white student with a noose around his neck threatening an african-american student, and both teenagers attend the catholic high school in the video ends with the gun going off.>> this is a warning sign and we cannot ignore warning signs. if he does this, who is not to say that he will bring a gun to school.>> the student is still in school that made the threats, and the mother of the african-american student fears that this teenager is mentally unstable and a danger to her son and other students, and the school says it is looking into this. >>> gay rights supporters in the bay area so they are disappointed but not surprised. mississippi governor signed a bill into law yesterday allowing individuals and institutions the right to deny service to same-sex

. >> last month, you see janet napolitano change how they handle sex misconduct. >>> this is the presidential primary. the winners tell the voters the tide is turning. >> ted cruz with a dom new england 48 to 35% over donald trump in yesterday's wisconsin primary. >> it is increasing the oadz of the republican party. and hold its first open convention. >> and trailing trump with more than 200 delegates. >> tonight is the turning point. it is the rallying cry. >> the pressure on donald trump to perform well in the next big contest april 19th. his home state of new york. >> he has total confidence he will win the race while blasting them and cruz writing he is worse than a puppet. he is a trojan horse used by the party bosses attempting to steal the nomination from mr. trump. >> we have the governor. assembly speaker. >> the power structure structure and all the talk radio shar stars behind them. >> this is the last seven contests and all but three and 72 counties. >> sanders believing with momentum on his side and yesterday fs double-digit victory. he can beat her in her home state of new york

janet napolitano warned that this could happen. these are not third and fourth ranking bureaucrats. these are the very top people in our government warning that it could happen. so what is the plan, i asked? they essentially had the same plan which is i would get yourself a battery powered radio. i then replied, ok, what is it you're going to telling me that you cannot share now? neither one of them had a good answer. ted koppel: tom ridge had a more nuanced approach. reactivehat we are a society. we're not very good at preemptive action. look at everything that we did in the wake of 9/11 and you can see that once we aroused to action, there is almost no limit to what we do. american menyoung and women are dead. ofdreds of the thousands iraqis and afghani's are dead. $2.5ve spent nearly trillion. it would be another thousand years from today before that business have lost one footing dollars. we have expended way and excess of $2 trillion in 15 years. that is a lot of money. >> tom ridge, after 9/11, we were talking about batteries and duct tape. how naive was that or was it naive?

uc president janet napolitano took a term stand in support of free speech on the campus yesterday. her message comes after recent chalkings at uc campuses with messages like, deport them all, build the wall, save the tacos. janet napolitano says there's a thin line between freedom of speech and hate speech. >> well, a lot of as we know political speech can be offensive. these are open speech campuses and campus communities ought to be places where different and sometimes extreme points of view are expressed. >> she also said it's exciting to see the younger generation so passionate about the political process. but they should express their passion in a respectful manner. >>> on the campaign trail as the underdogs push for more delegates front-runner roast the competition. senator bernie sanders needs to win 73% of the remaining delegates in order to score the party's nomination. senator ted cruz hopes that party leaders will take his side at a republican convention that is bound to be heated. donald trump says that he is going to hire a speech writer and use a teleprompter now to b

while playing with the jacksonville jaguars your >>> and janet felt tonto -- and says that -- janet napolitano says that the committee needs to come back with recommendations for the timeline for investigation and this when of the professor accused of sexual harassment, and she says that the timeline could not be longer than five months, and also wants the campus when they receive sexual- harassment complaints to inform the transfer of anything involving a faculty member.>>> the chancellor at uc davis is apologizing for what she is calling a series of missteps, for trying to clean up the public image. the campus police pepper sprayed students that were holding a city and on campus. the video from that demonstration gained national attention and remained easily accessible on the internet, and now the chancellor is apologizing for paying $175,000 to pr firms that promised to push the video lower in the search results. and she says it's important that the university project a positive image. there are calls for her to step down. >>> the student at the la high school are declaring victory in the f

. >> chelsea clinton and uc president janet napolitano took part. the annual conference runs through tomorrow. >>> a's fans got a surprise when they showed up at the oakland coliseum today, the stayed you'll stadium is undergoing a new change. no longer the o.co coliseum, now it's simply the coliseum. why? online retailer overstock.com opted out of its naming rights deal today. it's unclear why the company made the decision but an oakland a's spokesperson says the two sides parted amicably. overstock.com held the naming rights since 2011. fans will still see ad in the park as the company continues to sponsor the a's. >>> coming up next at 11:00, the plane crashes on a southern california freeway, slams into a car, and now we learn it's not the first time. the connection to a previous crash and a former san francisco giant. >>> plus a disturbing investigation in southern california that's rocked the lgbt community. a father kills his son. now it's being investigated as a hate crime. >>> plus it's supposed to lower cholesterol. now statins could help

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the case has become so high profile university of california president janet napolitano stepped in last month and banned choudhry from campus. >> the academic world, sad to say, is part of the society at large that has continued to undervalue this type of misconduct. and it is 2016. and it's time to say enough. >> choudhry's lawyer claims the university's actions offend any notion of fairness or due process. after other cases were uncovered, including accusations against an assistant men's basketball coach and a renowned as tron mere, the university is now overhauling its process for handling sexual misconduct. >> no student, graduate or undergraduate, no member of the staff should come to the university of california and be fearful of either sexual harassment or sexual violence. >> reporter: historically berkeley is known for being at the forefront of social change. sor rel says that reputation may be why cases like hers aren't more public. >> if you have this brand and you have this image, and yet you're found, this campus is found having these things happen, you know, these horrible

janet napolitano is launching the investigation over the chance already's response to the insurance den. an store was caught using pepper spray on students during an occupy roast in 2011 and admits the school hired a company to bury references on the interrogate and is underfire for questionable moonlighting act is and hiring family members for campus jobs. >> in politics, the focus you is turning to the june 7 primary in california. in oakland, mayor schaaf will on hillary clinton's campaign office and 15 bank on 14th street and bernie sanders is laying off up to 350 staffers and others turning his energy to california and said he will bring the staffers back on board in he starts to win delegates. >> donald trump will kick off the california campaign today in orange county and will head north to the bay area tomorrow to deliver the keynote speech at the state going convention in burlingame. donald trump ridiculed rival ted cruz's selection of former h.p. vice president carly fiorina saying it is a desperate attempt to remain relevant. the 172 delegates in california are the biggest ri

. >> janet napolitano is saying she was assigned to improve university policies on sexual harassment need to try again reporting that the current policies work but they need to be explained better. napolitano stayed is not acceptable and wants the panel to come up with ways to speed up the investigation and discipline of recoveries accused of misconduct. she. s to reconsider the three year statute of limitations harassment investigations. several faculty members have been accused of sexual harassment in the past few months. >> 99-year-old san francisco woman will find out if she will get to stay in her home. the woman has lived in her apartment since the 40s and 11 years ago the new owners promised she could live there for her life and now they say she has violateed terms by not continuously living there and she denies this. a judge will decide if the eviction can go failure. her supporters land to rally outside the court before the hearing. >> happening today we will have more detail of a lawsuit over san francisco's outdoor urinal european-style was installed to prevent people from

. >> with the election fast approaching, uc president janet napolitano is taking a firm stand on freespeech. she tells our phil matier, students need to hear all viewpoints even if they don't want to. >> i think it will be a very lively election season in california generally. in particularly on our campuses. >> reporter: one might add controversial as well as ed by the recent chalkings at two uc campuses that contain messages like deport them all. build the wall. >> it is generally pro trump supporters taking some of his slogans on chalking them on sidewalks and walls. that is a form of speech in a way. >> reporter: but even at the birthplace of free speech, some students say the chalkings went too far. >> your line of free speech ends the second you impede on the rights of other people. >> everybody is allowed freedom of speech, but when you are supporting a bigot, i think, it comes off as hate speech and it could be not even offensive, but also, in a sense, incite violence. >> how do you balance the line between offensive speech and political speech? >> well, a lot of it as we know

. >>> new at 6:00, janet napolitano said a committee recommending reforms for sexual misconduct cases has not gone far enough. she says the committee needs to come back with recommendations for a clear timeline for the investigation and discipline of a professor. she says that timeline cannot belonger than five months. napolitano also wants the campus office that receives sexual harassment complaints to inform the chancellor of any complaint involving a faculty member. >>> members of an east bay book club have settled a racial discrimination lawsuit with a napa wine train. 11 members of the book club were kicked off the train after the train manager said they were too loud. they sued for $11 million saying they were laughing and having a good time, and that they were singled out in their opinion because most of the members are black. their attorney says the settlement amount is confidential. it still needs to be approved by the wine train's governing board. >>> thousands are expected at golden gate park to celebrate marijuana. in past years, 4/20 days have led to complaints. this year

uc president janet napolitano took a firm stance defending free speech on the campus yesterday. her message comes after chalk messages have shown up at uc campuses with phrases like deport them all, build the wall, save the tacos. napolitano says there's a thin line between freedom of speech and hate speech. >> a lot of it as we know political speech is offensive. these are open speech campuses and campus communities ought to be places where different and sometimes extreme points of view are expressed. >> she says it's exciting to see the younger generation so passionate about the political process but they should express that in a respectful manner. >>> on the campaign trail underdog candidates are scrambling to boost their delegate counts. hena daniels shows us that the front-runner are making biting remarks about their rivals >>> reporter: after delivering a toned down victory speech in new york donald trump returned to his rhetoric in maryland wednesday night. >> we got lyin' ted, crooking hillary. i won't go over the others because they are now defeated. >> reporter: the 39

university of california president janet napolitano said today.that campus officials must now notify their respective chancellors immediately of any such harassment cases. she is also ordering permanent files be kept on any faculty members disciplined for sexual harassment. the reforms follow accusations against a prominent u-c berkeley astronomer. and the resignations of the law school dean and an assistant cal basketball coach. a u-c berkeley student.kicked off a plane.for speaking arabic.and making a passing reference to a terror group. grant lodes is here with his side of the story.and what los angeles airport officials are saying tonight. >> grant:khairuldeen makhzoomi wants an apology. he was removed from a southwest flight, that was about to take off from los angeles international. he says things got weird when he got off the phone with his uncle. he had been talking.in arabic. to his uncle about being at a united nations event - and asking a question to the un secretary ban ki moon, about islamic issues. a passenger who understood arabic alerted the flight crew. officers and

president janet napolitano are also taking part. the annual conference opened last night. the initiative is designed to bring together experts, university leaders, students and celebrities to find solutions to the world's most challenging problems. >>> airbnb launched a crackdown on hosts who violate san francisco's laws on short-term rentals. nbc bay area's marianne favro joining us with a look at what it does to stop people cashing in on breaking the rules. >> reporter: san francisco has a law on the books that says homeowners can only list their primary residence on short-term rentals. airbnb today said it's going to do two specific things. first it's going to investigate people who list multiple san francisco homes and it says it will purge the listing of hosts who've turned private homes into illegal hotels. according to airbnb, as of mid-march, more than 1,000 of its house listings in san francisco were controlled by hosts who list more than one home for rent on their site. that's 1/5 of all the house listings in san francisco. the company's global director of public

thank you for joining juice new at 6:00 janet napolitano is making a commitment to protecting free speechuc campuses even if that speech makes some students uncomfortable. only on "5" she told phil matier in this heated election year in the u.s. and heated debate over israel and palestine, students need to hear all the points even if they don't want to. >> reporter: that's right. we sat down with her because it was election year and we first question we had was, what is the primary going to bring to california? take a look. >> i think it will be a very lively election season in california. and particularly on our campus. >> reporter: one might add controversial as well as evidenced by the recent chalkings at two uc campuses with messages like deport them all, build the wall, save the tacos. >> we have seen this across the country. it's generally pro-trump supporters, um, taking some of his slogans and chalking them on sidewalks or on walls on college campuses. um, we had a recent incident at san diego. that is a form of speech in a way. >> reporter: but even at the birthplace

the report denounced by uc president janet napolitano, accusing the university of lowering admissionlying outside of california. the uc system was designed to ensure all qualified california kids get the chance at a world class education. what matters is that uc administrators and lawmakers stop dismissing taxpayers and fulfill the promise made to young people. >> and that is it for this edition of abc7 news. we look forward to seeing you on twitter and abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a deejay and music journalist from orlando, florida... an assistant professor from amherst, ohio... and our returning champion -- a librarian from wilmington, north carolina... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. as we all discovered on yesterday's program, our champion, margaret the librarian, is obviously well-read and has broad-based knowledge. but today, two different oppon

. >> uc president janet napolitano came up with a housing initiative adding 14,000 new beds. >> we have to be creative. so that could with putting three students in a room. >> it also called for ak celebrating new development already in the manning phase. >> uc davis chancellor is on her first day of paid leave, reportedly asked her to step down. she refused so she has been put on leave. investigators determine if she violated rules with business dealings. a board discussion, she paid nearly $200,000 to have stories about the 2011 pepper spray incident buried online. there are concerns about the jobs' pay and promotions received by members of her family. her leave lasts at least 90 days. >>> all right. a look now in orange county. republican front runner donald trump will kick off his california campaign tonight. you can see there is a crowd of both supporters and protestors, waiting for him this evening. and tomorrow, the bay area will be in the spotlight among conservatives, california's state convention will kick off and the situation is much different than years past. barricades are

the report denounced by uc president janet napolitano, accusing the university of lowering admissionrds for those young people applying outside of california. the uc system was designed to ensure all qualified california kids get the chance at a world class education. what matters is that uc administrators and lawmakers stop dismissing taxpayers and fulfill the promise made to young people. >> and that is it for this edition of abc7 news. we look forward to seeing you on twitter and abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. - phyllis has gotten into audiobooks,gain. and lately she's been listening to 50 shades of grey, which, if you don't know what it is, it's a book about, uh, um-- - it's porn. - yeah. [chair squeaking] - seriously? this is unacceptable.

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students or other employees in 2011, and this all is the public records access, and last month janet napolitano change the way that the university handled misconduct, and coming up we will have more details about the newly released documents. >>> modesto police investigating a possible hate crime at a high school, and the allegation surfaced at a video on snapchat, showing a white student with a noose around his neck threatening an african- american student, and both teenagers go to the high school in modesto. >> we cannot ignore these warning signs, and this is a warning sign. if he does this, who is not to say that he will bring a gun to school. >> the student is accused of making the threats and is still attending school, and the mother of the african-american student is in fear that the teenager is unstable. >>> in the bay area, they are disappointed but not surprised after two southern states approved the anti-gay laws. the mississippi governor signed a law that will give individuals and institutions the right to deny service to same-sex couples raised on their religious beliefs. the lgbt

last month, janet napolitano recommended a second round of disciplinary proceedings on charge that is reputation by reacting publically on a civil lawsuit filed. the order for a second review violates the school's procedures. >>> the bay area bike share is expanding, adding 21 stayings in oakland, and 10 in berkeley and three in emeryville. the 3-year-old program is already in place in san francisco, san jose, and along the peninsula. cyclists can get an annual permit or pass. >> you need to get more butts on bikes. >> here in berkeley, i ride my bike every day. it's awesome. >> 34 new stations are included in the east bay for now and that will eventually reach 100. we have a list of all the new locations on kpix5.com. >>> there will be more places to run and play in san jose. the city is moving forward with plans to build seven new community soccer fields at guadalupe garden. it will be transformed into a recreational destination to include a soccer field and other amenities. the san jose earthquakes soccer team is helping to fund the project. >>> and it's 6:16. let's check the traff

uc president janet napolitano sent a letter yesterday suggesting the recent recommendations are a goodtart but says the committee needs to come up with a time line on putting the words into action. she wants the committee to reconvene in three months. >>> happening today, a critical vote surrounding rent control in san jose. leaders are expected to lower how much landlords can raise the rent on certain apartments. >> kris sanchez joining us live. houfrp rents have gone up the last few years. this has to be a victory for so many people struggling to make a living in the city. >> when all sides are unhappy, you reached the most agreeable decision. that is where san jose is headed. 44,000 rental units could be impacted by this discussion. it is a big one today. consider this. you mentioned there has been no major change to 2 san jose's rent control ordinance in 37 years it has the potential impact to 44,000 recommend units and home and they could drop the rate from now and require landlords to assist displaced residents. among the most vocal opponents are residents of the reserve apartmen

. >>> and the uc davis president janet napolitano making sexual reform on the sexual harassment casesough, and says they need to come back in three months with the recommendation for a timeline, and also disciplined the professor accused of sexual harassment. she says that the timeline cannot be longer than five months. she also wants the campus office when they receive sexual- harassment complaint, to inform the chancellor of any complaint involving a member of faculty. >>> people facing eviction in the apartments and san jose want their voice to be heard at the rent control meeting tonight. those that live on south winchester boulevard say that the landlord wants to replace the land -- rent-controlled units with market rate housing. expect to get a notice around christmas time, and they say with the 3% vacancy rate, it will be hard to find a new home. >> i think they should provide financial assistance to the units that are moving. and to help to cover the cost of moving, help cover the first month, last month and any and all security and pet deposit.>> the big debate at the rent co

janet napolitano removed her from her job. reportedly used $175,000 in university money to scrub online postings about a controversial pepper spraying of demonstrators five years ago. adding to the controversy, reports she has taken high paying outside jobs while serving as chancellor. >>> people with student loan debt may be getting help from the white house. a website was launched that allows a person to find the best repayment options including pay as you earn. this means your payments would be readjusted to ones you can afford. they are capped at 10% of income. the website is student loans.gov/repay. >>> hopefully, no big problems on this morning's commute. >> nothing major yet. we have slow traffic out there. and i'm going to start with the east bay and check out the commute from contra costa county to alameda county. starting with highway 24, there's a little bit of slow traffic heading west. and a little bit of slow traffic from 680 through pleasant hill. it continues to get busier by the moment. it's backed up for a 20

janet napolitano changed how the university handles miscon connecticut >>> the city of san jose is crackingal massage parlors. there are nearly 300 massage parlors in san jose, according to police, some are believed to be a front for illegal business. >> it's full of vehicles when the parking lots should be empty. it's full of vehicles, well past midnight. when you have windows that are blacked out. >> to deal with that problem in san jose, the city requires that customers only go inside through the front door. sleeping quarters are banned and businesses have to be at least 200 feet away from homes and 500 feet away from schools. some other proposed regulations are still being discussed. >>> stanislav petrov, the man zeron beaten by officers is due back in federal court. ktvu learned that the federal charges are from a drug bust on march 8th in visitation valley. the chronicle reports that he was traps ferd on monday from the custody the marin county sheriff department. at this point, we don't know why he was transferred and the federal charges against him remain under seal. >>> those are j

abc 7 news asked uc president janet napolitano about the latest allegation. >> we're doing a lot of actiono make sure that the issues surrounding sexual harassment are dealt with promptly and effectively. and that sanctions are commensurate with the substantiated claims. >> reporter: a uc berkeley spokesperson said once the investigation into the merits of the allegation has concluded, the university will determine what if any action will be taken based on its findings. recent sexual harassment allegations have included the universities of assistant basketball coach and dean of the law school. >> you know, topic of conversation since there's so many. >> reporter: some students feel uc berkeley is under a spotlight. >> i feel like it's prevalent all over the nation. >> everybody is getting training, everybody's getting education. >> reporter: grad student stephanie chu said the dean of the optometry school spoke to students. >> to make sure we knew what to do if we felt we were a victim. >> accountability is important as is transparency. >> reporter: the university said cal athletics is com

janet napolitano sent a letter yesterday suggesting the recent recommendations are a good start but sayshe committee needs to come up with a timeline putting the words into action and wants the committee to reconvene in three months. >>> the wife of bill cosby will provide more testimony today in an ongoing defamation lawsuit. camille cosby had the first part of her deposition in february. today she will answer more questions under oath in boston. several women filed suit against cosby after he responded to their going public with sexual assault allegations. normally camille cosby would not have to testify as a spouse but she was also bill cosby's business manager. >>> ben and jerry feeling the burn of handcuffs on their skin. they are die-hard bernie sanders' fans. that got them arrested. >> they were protesting at the nation's capital yesterday about the role of money in politics. the businessmen and 300 people were arrested. the ice cream makers are based in vermont and created a flavor in honor of their favorite candidate. bernie's yearning. >>> apple right now is headed back to capi

the academic senate recently confirmed that uc president janet napolitano urged her to step down but in an email today the chancellor wrote she is 100% committed to staying put. several students want her to go. >>> even if she resigned, i would still be here and still be angry because this is -- she is part of the problem. she is not the end of it. >> calls for her resignation started back in 2011 when protestors were pepper sprayed by a campus police officer. she was also criticized when the university spent thousands of dollars to fix bad press from that incident. >>> warriors play-off run continues about an hour from now over at oracle arena and without steph curry on the court for game 5, the rockets are getting a little cocky it seems. sports director dennis o'donnell with the guarantee that one rockets player made about taking on the "dubs" tonight. good. i want to see this get personal. >> reporter: well, bulletin board material, that's for sure, ken. but you mentioned steph curry is not here. he will miss two weeks with a sprained knee. but i want to show you what it's like.

uc president janet napolitano said quote, our commitment to california and california students has neverso, state lawmakers are considering a bill that would set a firm cap on out-of-state enrollment. >>> california supreme court ruled that employees who spend most of their time at work standing up are entitled to take a seat. the case stems from a class- action lawsuit brought by employees at cvs pharmacy and j.p. morgan chase. in the unanimous ruling the court clarified labor laws stating there is no reason to deny a worker a chair especially if they are stationary and performing tasks that can be completed while sitting such as cashiers and bank tellers. >>> it's the end of an era for longtime subscribers to the oakland tribune and san jose mercury news. the last daily print edition of the tribune and mercury news came off the presses today. starting tomorrow, the tribune and contra costa times will be consolidated into the east bay times. the san jose mercury news is merging with the san mateo times and will simply be known as the mercury news. the oakland tribune will still print a

president janet napolitano removed her until an independent investigator determines if ke has violated university policies. taking reportedly used $175,000 in university funds to scrub online postings about a controversial pepper spray incident of protesters five years ago. adding to the criticism, reports she's taken high-paying outside jobs while chancellor. >>> a federal judge in illinois today sentenced former house speaker dennis hastert to 15 months in prison for a hush money sex abuse scandal. the 74-year-old former leader is accused of abusing at least four former students decades ago when he was a high school wrestling coach. hastert pleaded guilty at last year, he was sentenced today for breaking federal banking rules in a scheme to keep those sex abuse allegations a secret. >> mr. hastert legend and legacy are gone. and in its place, are a broken, humiliated man. that is as it should be. >> hastert has had health problems in recent months so the judge recommended that he serve out his sentence in a prison hospital. >>> b.a.r.t. says it now knows what went wrong when it's bra

the case has become so high profile, university of california president, janet napolitano, stepped inned chowdry from campus. >> the academic world is part of society at large that has continued to undervalue this type of misconduct. and it is 2016, and it's time to say enough. >> her lawyer claims the actions offend any notion of fairness or due process. after other cases were uncovered, including accusations against an assistant men's basketball coach, and a renowned astronomer, the university is now overhauling its process for handling sexual misconduct. >> no student, graduate, or undergraduate, no member of the staff, should come to the university of california and be fearful of either sexual harassment or sexual violence. >> reporter: berkeley is known for being at the forefront of social change. she says that reputation may be why cases like hers aren't more public. >> if you have this brand and you have this image and yet you are found, this campus is found having these, these things happen, horrible things happen, then i think that is all motivation one needs to keep it suppr

fellowship where she served as an advisor on the senior staff of homeland security secretary janet napolitano focusing on foreign and domestic policy. immediately following her fellowship, she worked as an advisor to the department of homeland security in washington, ec -- d.c. associate0 she was an and worked in the united -- in d.c. and the united arab emirates. she is an adjunct professor at the university -- at vanderbilt university. she teaches courses in international relations. she received her bachelor's in , and was theence first arab-american elected as student body president. she graduated from vanderbilt law school and serves in a variety of boards and so on in the nashville area. she lives in nashville with her husband. please help me extend a very warm baker center welcome to sam ar ali. [applause] samar: thank you so much for the introduction, and thank you for inviting me here, even though i am a black and gold fan. on saying that, i did grow up in waverley, tennessee. how many of you have been to waverley? not too many. it is between nashville and memphis and if you know anyt

. >> rebecca, we had janet napolitano on yesterday.e the law, and the second he says to defend the constitution of the united states. in his estimation and what we can tell from the oliver stone movie, it looks like he was going to be portrayed honestly. >> i think he went in there, he evaded the security layers we have to get people in there who we trust. he did swear an oath to defend the constitution. once he saw some of these programs he professionally collected all this information again -- it's not just surveillance information that he collected. that's a tiny portion of what he collected. he had access to over 1.5 million files and didn't go to a senator or somebody else -- >> absolutely right. whistle-blower status would have been much better. rebecca, don't you think now we learned what the federal government was doing, they probably were breaking the law? >> this was a law passed by george bush reauthorized by the obama administration. the members of congress fully understood what was going on. if we want to have a conversati