live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. >>> and the ferries played a huge role in keeping the traffic congestion under control. a soldout giants game had people pouring out on to the streets. there were so many ferry riders they had to run extra service into the evening to accommodate the crowds. >> richmond bridge and the the bay bridge and that seemed a little too long. >> golden gate transit says all of the special ferries that ran this weekend between larkspur and at&t park were soldout. other baseball fans took the regular service and walked from the ferry building to the ballpark. >>> let's look outside at traffic right now. let's check the golden gate bridge. look, i see one car. you can see a few of the lights out there, but not a lot of traffic. checking the toll plaza, smooth sailing there as well, and on the bay bridge, you look pretty golden. that's good to see at this time of night. the new area is supposed to open at 5:00 a.m. and abc7 news is your source for the doyle drive closure. you can get an instant notice when the road reopens via twit

lilian kim is live where they are preparing for a very sensitive day. lilian? >> reporter: the president was here this afternoon. he didn't want to go on camera, but off camera the decision to reopen the school was rooted in its christian values. that the school must overcome. it it has been nearly three weeks since they were shot and killed. the people who have no affiliation with the school continue to stop by. this couple from san francisco was in the area and came to pay their respects. >> i just made it through the area, and when i first heard the story, it just touched our heart. the fact that these people were here, and trying to get a degree. >> classes will resume on monday and most of the 150 students plan to return. the bullet holes have been filled and nearly every door has been replaced. nursing students will be spared from returning to the scene of a shooting and those classes will be returned to fremont. the suspected it gunman was a former nursing student and most of the shooting victims were in the nursing program. abc7 spoke to her. they are s

lilian kim is live at the coast guard air station at sfo with those details. lilian? >> ama, the two sailors with the most serious injuries are in safe hands. they are on a coast guard cuter on their way to san francisco bay. a coast guard helicopter arrived at sfo after being sent on a rescue mission in the pacific ocean. the crew attempted to hoist two injured sailors from a damaged racing yacht a few hundred miles off the coast. the plane shows the 68-foot western australia before the rescue. the two crew members were sailing since july in a race that is the around the world yacht race. they were injured when a -- when they were hit on saturday. >> a risk assessment was taken and the best option would be to get the two most severely injured passengers aboard the coast guard cuter and to bring them back on the cuter as opposed to getting them on the hilo. >> both are from the uk. one may 1r* broken ribs and the other from a pelvic strain. the coast guard cuter is identical to this vessel in alameda. the two injured sailor are expected to arrive on monday morning. >>

lilian kim joins us with a look at what they want. lilian? >> alan, demonstrators who showed up want the university to accept more under represented minorities. they say public schools should reflect california's population. >> designated as top student, and they were selected to be a national scholar. >> she thought she had the grades, the scores and the extra extra curricular activities to be accepted. she was wrong and with this senior found out she didn't get in, he was devastated. >> it was sad and i felt like all of my work was -- i felt like no one wanted me. all of my work was not noticed. >> the activist group is trying to help people. demonstrators stood on the steps and dend mad that uc berkeley double the number of black and latino students. they failed to recognize the struggles that under represented minorities go through. >> there is no reason they should let students who have taken calculus at community colleges and come in as a second language and gotten top gpa's. that is discrimination. >> many of the same protesters were i

lilian kim has more from novato. >> reporter: customers say the price of gas at safeway is a good deal. and a better deal if you have a safeway club card. the chain offers a three cent per gallon discount if you buy groceries there's more savings, 10 cents off per gallon for every $100 spent in the store. >> it is the cheapest in town that's why you have long lines . >> reporter: a lawsuit may stop that. safeway is accused of violating the state's unfair practices act by selling below cost to get people to buy more reese. attorney represents the plaintiff who -- who owns several small stations in the bay area. >> if safeway succeeds in running independently owned gas stations out of business there will be no competition at which point safeway could increase its prices because there's no competition. >> reporter: the trial is set to begin as early as november. until then the judge has indicated there is enough evidence to issue a preliminary injunction this month that would force safeway to stop selling gas below cost. >> ouch! . that's a disappoint. again f it is a violation -- if it i

lilian kim has the latest on the search for the missing sailors. >> she is live from the coast guard station on yes, sir bough buena island. >> co this coast guard cuter was involved in the search, but it won't be going back. the search has officially been called off. >> this still photo shows the sailboat low speed chase pinned against the rocks on the fairlawn eye ndz la, one day after a tragic turn of events. one of the crew members died while four are still missing. she took the photo while out at sea this afternoon. >> i was heart broken when we saw a sailboat on the rocks knowing what happened yesterday. it was horrific to see that in person. >> eight people were on board when a large wave knocked some on to the ocean. they encounter eds another large wave that ran the boat aground. the winds were said to be up to 25 knots and swells as high as 17 feet. he takes people well watching all the time. >> it was knock a boat over like nothing.r is bad youwhen tu have to stay in the deeper water. >> the coast guard rescued three surviving sailors. they are shown hosting one of them on

lilian kim has more. >> i'm in the top 9%, selected to be a national scholar. >> reporter: she thought she had the grades, scores and extracurricular activities to get accept at uc berkeley. she was wrong. when she found out she didn't get in she was devastated. >> i was really sad. i felt like all my work was -- i felt like no one wanted me. all my work was not noticed. >> reporter: the activist group, "by any means necessary" is trying to help. demanding uc berkeley double the number of black and latino students. they say the school fails to recognize the extra struggles that minors go through. >> there is no reason that the administration at berkeley should let students who have taken calculus, practice ballet, gotten top gpa's that is disfrom time to time -- discrimination. >> reporter: they organized a sit-in that lasted five hours. uc berkeley students aren't that sympathetic to the cause. the school hasn't used race, ethnicity and gender since voters passed prop 20916 years ago. that initiative end add firmive action at all public colleges and universities in california. >> vote

lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> 5:35.e are following news in san lorenzo it appears a copper theft may to be blame for morning fire at a strip mall the fire started before 2 a.m.. this photo was sent by the alameda county fire department. it happened on the roof of this cash for gold business in the 17000 block of hesperian beautiful. the fire may have started when thieves were trying to steal copper from the electrical system the fire was knocked down crews say the mall will not have electricity until the wiring can be fixed. >>> we are learning the process of digging through a fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel took longer than planned and costing more than expected. crews drilling for 15 months finally broke through and met in the middle last november. caltrans did not mention the excavation took longer than expected because of tough digging conditions. the transportation commission says caltrans now expects to spend an extra 27 million dollars on the project. officials say that would come from funds set aside for une