the removal of the new uc president janet napolitano. >> including the edge of santa clara county is the san luis reservoir with the storage capacity of more than 2 million- acre feet of water. this year, not so much. >> it's just dry, it's baked. >> reporter: from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> what a thunderous shot! >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, november 13. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 5:00 now. let's get you out the door with a little weather and traffic. lawrence, more of the same? >> going to heat up around the bay area, a little more sunshine. we had a few showers yesterday but not today. that's moved on by. mostly clear skies out the door a little chilly in spots especially in some of the north bay valleys. they have dropped down into the upper 30s there but 42 and chilly into santa rosa. 48 in san jose. and 46 degrees in livermore. this afternoon, these temperatures

some students are now calling for new uc president janet napolitano to step down. they say she is not fit for the job because she carried out a large number of deportations of illegal immigrants as head of homeland security. >>> a two-day sentencing hearing is set to begin today in boston for reputed mobster james "whitey" bulger. the 84-year-old was convicted in august of taking part in 11 murders. bulger fled boston in 1994 after being indicted and spent more than 16 years as a fugitive. >>> millions of dollars are on the line in a federal courtroom in san jose a passenger fringe case involving samsung using apple technology in products. the jury is ready to hear lawyers' opening statements today. apple got more than $1 billion by another jury but the judge ordered a new trial. >>> hawaii is about to become the 15th state to legalize same- sex marriage. the state senate passed the bill yesterday afternoon and governor neil abercrombie is expected to sign it today. >>> time now 6:09. toronto mayor rob ford's admission that he smoked crack had people shaking their

in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> napolitano is the first woman to ever lead the uc system. >>> a loud crowd showed up to oppose a proposed teen curfew in oakland. [ yelling ] >> i'm going to remove you from the chamber. >> oakland's public safety committee decided against sending the curfew plan to full city council. instead, there will be hearings on ways to cut truancy and support students. nobody at the meeting spoke in favor of the curfew. >>> in other headlines around the bay, the redwood city woman charged with killing a menlo park couple last month has pleaded not guilty. prosecutors say 54-year-old marjorie reitzell's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit when she hit the couple walking their dogs. reitzell is charged with vehicular manslaughter and dui. >>> the golden state warriors have scaled back their plans for a waterfront arena in san francisco. the new design sheds off 25 feet from the original roof line. it also provides more public and park space. but the plans for a billion- dollar hotel and high-rise condo project across the street won'

scott shafer sat down earlier with janet napolitano. >> president napolitano, welcome. >> thank you.this has been a tough few years for the university of california, budget cuts, tuition increases. you had rare good news and tuition for the coming year but you need help from sacramento. what do you need for that to happen? >> we want the state to be a partner with the university. we would like sacramento to adopt the governor's budget, which requests or would request another 5% for the university and treat the university with respect to pension the same way it treats the state university and colleges. >> that would help you out to the tune of how much? any idea, a lot? >> it would be quite helpful. we'll fight for the tuition freeze not just for this year but i want to look at tuition policy overall and our cost structure overall. so we can really look long-term not only at an amount but the volatility. >> the state commitment to the budget of uc is about 10% right now and it's been dropping, not just because of the economy and budget cuts but there seems to be a shifting priority aw

judge andrew napolitano is here.ment who delight in telling us how to live the because they believe the and intellectually superior to everyone else in in the country and intellect means more for the greater good and are for each lease. the president is materially and manifestly misleading the country because the so-called sub standard plan is unlawful. insurance companies cannot offer it after from and after obamacare unless legislation proposed by senator mary landrieu of louisiana who is in a desperate reelection race because she voted for obamacare in a statement predicted demand rejected the principles of obamacare and less that legislation which would permit insurers to offer you the program you were receiving before obamacare to offer and now comes to pass. stuart: to do that, means you got to go back into the obamacare law, opening up and change it and congress has to do that. obamacare is basically collapsing. judge napolitano: will this rather arrogant president of ours who in his own mind believes he has c

mi entrevista con janet napolitano, la responsable de deportar a casi 2 millones de inmigrantes indocumentadosidenta de la universidad de california, hapdva mos con ellas de criticas, y a 50 aÑos del asesinato del presidente >> kennedy, hay dudas de quiÉn y por quÉ muriÓ. comenzamos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> vamos al ♪. >>> con jorge ramos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> vamos al punto, estÁ muerta la reforma migratoria? , bueno, eso precisamente dijo la semana pasada el lÍder de la cÁmara de representantes john boehner. eso fue la semana pasada". esta semana, el mismo john boehner, dijo que no, que la reforma no estaba muerta, y para dar mÁs esperanza, Él presidente obama, dijo que considerarÍa firmar una ley que llegue en partes. dreamers y activistas no se dan por vencidos, me acompaÑa desde san diego, el representante de california, juan vargas, congresista gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> un honor estar con ustedes, gracias. >>> la verdad estamos todos confundidos, john boehner dijo que la reforma estaba muerta la semana pasada, esta semana dijo que no estaba muerta, ayÚdenos a entender quÉ pasa, estÁ muerta o no l

judge napolitano: correct.usly having lied and democrats fleeing for cover from him because they have to run for reelection. the entire house this year and one third of the senate this year do not want to be tarnished with this. the interesting thing to me is this is the same government that prosecute people for lying. why is it that if we lie to the government like martha stewart about whether or not she made certain phone call on a certain share of stock, in a conversation with an fbi agent wasn't under oath to a judge or jury during the course of which the fbi agent lied to her the fbi agent kept the job and she went to jail, why is it that if we lie to the government we can be prosecuted but the supreme court is expressly held that the government can wise to us with impunity? stuart: not with impunity. judge napolitano: legal impunity. stuart: there's a political price to be paid. judge napolitano: he will pitch that price if he is unable to govern especially if democrats plea from him because they have to

judge napolitano: two this suggestion is.d plans he has to make another changes in obamacare as well because by starting the insurance carriers of the premiums they expected from these plans they will not have adequate funds to finance other plans obamacare orders. liz: premium costs go up in the exchanges. judge napolitano: he can't do this on his own, this requires an amendment that he said he would never sign. it requires congressional sign off of obamacare, new legislation to amend the statute, challenge before the supreme court. stuart: he will get that change from obamacare. judge napolitano: depending upon what he orders are what the new statute is he will get it. depending on what it is it may subject itself to another challenge before the supreme court. suppose for example the new statute says to the insurance carriers you will provide, you will provide the obamacare level playing and but the substandard premium. that would be at taking, taking property from the insurance carriers and give them a new challenge before

janet napolitano takes over september 30th, on the job only 43 days. she's promised to freeze under graduate tuition next year, but realistic about the true costs of running the university of california. this is despite a series of tax increase as proved last november. >> governor brown said please, don't ask me for more money. yes. >> what happened to prop 30? >> we will going to look for ways to reduce our own costs. we're going to look for ways to stream line transferring community college students into uc system we had a lot on our plate. >> this is a test of how politically savvy she can be. her goal is maintaining its reputation as one of the research institutions. >> it's not a time out. it's an opportunity to explore cost structure to see what needs to be done for long term sustainability. >> and there are student protests. record-breaking number of disser sayings tagss. >> as someone with rich experience running very high-level, complex institutions. >>> a former governor once referred to napolitano as a workaholic. >> what do you do for fun?

janet napolitano takes over september 30th, on the job only 43 days. she's promised to freeze under graduate tuition next year, but realistic about the true costs of running the university of california. this is despite a series of tax increase as proved last november. >> governor brown said please, don't ask me for more money. yes. >> what happened to prop 30? >> we will going to look for ways to reduce our own costs. we're going to look for ways to stream line transferring community college students into uc system we had a lot on our plate. >> this is a test of how politically savvy she can be. her goal is maintaining its reputation as one of the research institutions. >> it's not a time out. it's an opportunity to explore cost structure to see what needs to be done for long term sustainability. >> and there are student protests. record-breaking number of disser sayings tagss. >> as someone with rich experience running very high-level, complex institutions. >>> a former governor once referred to napolitano as a workaholic. >> what do you do for fun?

napolitano proposed this dug -- during the first special speech. she visited many of the ten campuses. the former homeland security secretary says education needs to be more accessible the >> it is time for this university to come up with a better way. i want tuition to be as low as possible and i want it to be as predictable as possible. >> napolitano wants community college transfers to be made more efficient with innovations from research to hit the market more rapidly and the system become a zero energy user by 2025. >> the new graton resort and casino is open for business after being in the dark overnight. the casino and 3,600 other pg&e customers lost power when a driver crashed into a pole before 11:00 last night. the drive ran off. the casino evacuated. power was restored in 90 minutes >> oakland police are dealing with a plumbing problem that is causing flooding. in june, a toilet spewed so much water they closed the building for a week. on saturday, a valve broke but the fix did not stick. crews are mopping up water that seeped down sever

napolitano wants community college transfers to be made more efficient. innovations from research to hit the market more rapidly. also, the system to be zero net energy user by 2025. >> hundreds families receive free smoke alarms with the help of abc7 part of "operation 7 save a life," to increase fire safety awareness. 3,000 smoke detectors and 300 carbon monoxide detectors will be handed out. it was my privilege to be in cupertino at the firehouse kicking it off with our general manager, bill burton, and home depot and the company who makes the smoke alarms and fire detectors. >> i have hard wired and battery prayed. >> change the batteries. >> when daylight savings ends or begins, do that the message today is: fog. you cannot see. we will have flight arrival delays in sfo because of the low ceiling although we do not have foggy conditions around the bay the clouds are hanging lower in the north is we have the quarter-mile visibility in santa rosa and two miles at half moon bay and winds are light and variable and the fog will stay put through the only

janet napolitano was recently confirmed as head of the university of california system.ast month following criticism for policies on immigration, she got authorized 5 million dollars in university funds to help undocumented students who cannot yet federal financial aid. you are one of six people who were arrested at the university of california regents meeting as a confirmed janet napolitano in july. you're wearing that same blue t- shirt that says "i am undocumented." why did you choose to take direct action against her nomination or confirmation? >> janet napolitano does not fit into the president of the uc system because of her record on what she has done to our community. because under her leadership, she deported 1.8 million undocumented immigrant family members across the country. she is proud of the fact of what she has done. she said in the public she supports the dream act, but in closed doors she deports people left and right. i think uc undocumented students are scared of janet napolitano as the next president of the uc system and she doesn't have any leading

he made a derogatory reference to janet napolitano at the end of the note. it also says tsa treats americans as terrorists. meanwhile, l.a.x. will honor the tsa officer killed with blue lights near the airport's entrance. they will shine through sunday. his widow spoke out saying she was heart broken and devastated. terminal three is now reopen one day after the suspect allegedly opened fire killing hernandez and injuring several others. >>> a man infamous in the 1980s as the so-called subway vigilante was in police custody today. he sold marijuana to an under

. >> coming up, the unwelcome greeting nap company -- napolitano faces at her first public appearance. >> doctor could have colgate optic white dual action shines and whitens over 2 shades more than a leading whitening toothpaste. and whiten even more, with optic white mouthwash and the whole colgate optic white line. ( snaps, clatters )en more, with optic white mouthwash that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone, this is san francisco international airport where operations are slow this time of morning. usually they pick up at 6:00. we will tell you what the weather is doing and if it is affecting the flights. >> a video showing auto accidents is going viral. a 19-year-old chicago man is behind the wheel of a black s.u.v. after he rear ended a cab he refuseed to exchange information with the driver. the tab driver tried to smash the side window, the s.u.v. drive plowed into another cab and then backed interest a parked car. the s.u.v. driver was arrested about a block away. poli

. >>> janet napolitano is starting off her tenure as uc president with a bang. today, she told the regents she want to freeze tuition at all 10 campuses. kpix 5's phil matier barrett- jackson down the numbers. >> reporter: it's going to be interest because it's going to take money from sacramento to get going. >> i'm glad i won't be paying more. >> reporter: that was the reaction among cal undergrads today to word that university of california president janet napolitano is going to try to keep the lid on tuition for at least another year. >> we are going to fight very hard to that there will be no tuition increase. >> reporter: good news for both students and their parents, who have seen tuition climb from $5,684 in 2004 to over $10,000 in 2010, to the current $12,192 a year. >> it's going to take all of us fighting together and we will. the regents are very strong with this. i have had good response from sacramento so far. >> reporter: the hope is that the state will help make up some of the $121 million that the freeze will cost. but napolitano appears confide

. >>> la ex directora del departamento de seguridad janet napolitano dio una muestra de seguridad, lado millonario para ayudar a los dreamers. >>> haciendo frente a los problemas que la acompaÑan desde que asumÍa, la ex directora de seguridad nacional dejÓ en claro que esa instituciÓn educativa estÁ abierta a los estudiantes documentados o indocumentados que cumplan con las condiciones aca acadÉmicas. >>> vamos a hacer mas por todos sean documentados o indocumentados. que adelantÓ un fondo de 5 millones para ayudar a los dreamers. >>> es un poco sorprendente sabiendo su rÉcord de deportaciones. >>> cientos de estudiantes expresaron preocupaciÓn que la nueva rectora pueda transplantar su mano dura contra los indocumentados. >>> fue frÍa, persiguiÓ a la comunidad cuando tuvo el poder, ahora que estÁ en otra posiciÓn adopta una polÍtica que se ajusta a su nueva realidad. >>> se estima que de los 230 mil estudiantes inscriptos 900 son dreamers que calificarÍan para la ayuda. >>> poquita ayuda a comparaciÓn del presupuesto que se maneja en la universidad de california. milen de millones de

president janet napolitano faces on the uc berkeley campus. look outside from our sutro camera and you can see san francisco skyline with the bank of america with traffic and weather when ouwe goword. she said hert (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen sport utility of the year. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good morning, from the broadcast center. check out fog hanging with the mist in the air. it is very humid. can you hear the fog horns in the distance. the east bay hills and valleys, mount diabolo, plenty of sunshine and you will be the warmest area today. all of us are three to eight degree cooler because of the fog that will take until 11:00 to be rid of it. around the state, mid-70's through the central valley down to 77 in los angeles and sunny and 65 in monterey. in tahoe the high is 54 with temperatures hanging aroun

napolitano in the past has defended her track record on immigration, saying she has been an advocateor the federal dream act and immigration reform. same-sex couples in hawaii will be able to marry starting in december. hawaii gov. neil abercrombie is expected to sign a bill today legalizing the unions for residents and tourists. president barack obama, a native hawaiian, issued statement praising the decision. illinois also legalized same sex marriage last week. >>anny:doctors are calling for a lot more americans to consider taking statin drugs to lower their cholesterol. the brand new guidelines are for preventing heart attacks and strokes. but their recommendation is that one third of all adults should now consider taking the drug. statins, like lipitor and zocor, essentially help the body clear out the waxy cholesterol that can build up and cause heart attacks or strokes. but the serious adverse affects our uncommon. >>anny:under the new advice 33 million more americans would be candidates for taking statins. but there is a downside. a ucsf heart specialist says statin side effec

napolitano the past has defended her track record and on immigration.g she has been an advocate for the federal graeme act and immigration reform. >>darya: and uc santa cruz and santa cruz police are investigating a number of reports from female students who say their drinks and reset parties may have been spiked with unknown drugs. and at least one of the incidenthe mentor reported that she had been sexually assaulted. drugging victims can experienced unusual levels of intoxication, becoming sick and in some cases even lose consciousness. santa cruz police is offering three said the safety tips. never leave your drink unattended. be aware that many drugs are odorless and flavorless. if you order a mixed drink, what the person who mixes it. did not take any open bridges, including alcohol, from someone you do not know well and trust. and if someone offers to buy you a drink, go to the bar with them to accept the drink. for for >>erica: welcome back to the kron4 morning news. we are tracking a hot spots. and >>george: 680 south abound. we have had alread

president janet napolitano said she wants tuition to be as low as predictable as possible. she's proposing a tuition freeze for next school year. it's welcome news for students and parents who have seen tuition climb from 5700 back in 2004 to 10 grand in 2010 to the current $12,000. >> right now i pay my entire way through college and it's hard and i am glad i want be paying more. >> i put myself in the shoes after family of an entering student and they're trying to as certain how much getting a bachelor degree will cost. >> the new tuition policy would largely depend on support from sacramento, cost cutting measures would also have to be enacted. >>> president obama signed a bill today and it aims to encourage states to keep an emergency supply of epin efrin on hand. several starts states with working on getting the medication into school nurse' offices. >>> in 48 thundershowers san fransisco will be turned into gotham city to make one little boy's wish come true. we talked to batman, who plays a starring role. >> reporter: he's been fighting leukemia since he was a year o

abc7 news interviewed napolitano today. that conversation is coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. >> yes. tune in for that. on the subject of college education, there are ways to be smart about paying for it. you know? up next, michael finney teams up with consumer reports on reducing college debtses. plus... >> my moment is okay this is how i'm going to die. and at least it will be quick. >> and every traveller's worst nightmare becoming reality on board a flight southwest airlines. >> it was a war america never fought before. >> coming up, the photographers who covered the war in vietnam. to those who'v to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> there is an amazing collection of photo journalists

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. >>> and janet napolitano's first uc board of regents meeting as president. the proposal she's making that could affect students' tuition. >>> madd up vailed a traveling display today that's -- unveiled a traveling display today. it's a trailer carrying the car in which a 21-year-old died when a drunk driver hit him on the bay bridge five years ago. madd will take the display to schools and events to show people the results of drunk driving. scott's parents say they hope it will help keep people from choosing to drink and drive. >> eyes our hope -- it's our hope each mile this trailer travels and each pair of eyes that see it, scott will continue to make a difference in the world. >> madd calls this type of display a traveling victim impact story and says research shows it can lead some people to change their behavior. >>> the university of california's new president, janet napolitano, wants to freeze tuition for the upcoming school year. the former homeland security secretary attended her first board of regents meeting today. governor jerry brown was also 

napolitano has not commented on the planned protest. she is on campus for the inauguration of uc berkeley new chancellor. the ceremony is being held at vailer back hall. dirks will unvail his vision for uc berkeley. he already says he wants to build on three basic themes. strong under graduate education, being a global university across all disciplines. >>> the cardsals have cut the ducks championship dreams. i think they are a little excited there. the fifth ranked cardinal made it two in a row at home last night. the cardinals started off strong. goes deep down the field for 47 yards. later in the drive tyler plows through the line and in the end zone for the touchdown. final score 26-20. fans and players say they couldn't be more excited. >> we just beat oregon. we shocked the nation. no one thought we could do it. we did it. >> they certainly did. former stanford great and two- time super bowl champion john elway was also in attendance and had his number seven jersey retired at halftime as well. >>> as a bruin its hard to root for e

that pledge coming from the new uc president, janet napolitano. but the board still needs to give its approval for that. nbc's cornell barnard has more. >> reporter: the protesters chanted inside the uc board of regents meeting, some calling for the removal of the new president, janet napolitano because of her former job as homeland security security, enforcing immigration laws. >> she is not legitimate, leading the largest institution of public higher education in the world. >> reporter: missing from this meeting, students opposing tuition hikes, because next year the president is calling for a freeze. >> i think the combination of a tuition freeze plus the financial aid, makes this system and this -- you know, really extraordinary education that these students get, within the reach of all families in california. >> reporter: napolitano wants a new policy to keep fees low for entering freshmen, to make sure they can enter in the proper span. the freeze next year means less stre stress. >> it is just one step in the right direction, the tuition us

student protesters pn to attend the board of regents meeting to demandhe remal of janet napolitano. thboard is meeting in san francisco at noon. proteste say they will be there as well for a rally outside the buding. they say her work napolitano's work as former homeland security for this position.r a poor fit proteste are also expected to make their voices heard during afternoon.ment later this today's board meeting focus on the university budget. >> new this morning garbage workers on the peninsula are threatening to strike about 100 drers,lerical negotiations.nvolved in labor all three of the curre contractwill expire byhe end of the year, a meeting between union members a south bay recyclings set for today. it provides garbage collection for several peninla cities including menlo park, belmont and redwood city. you avoideing bothered by help panhandlers begging for money. th council considering pasng a law banning people from being within 50 feet of a bank or atm. concord policehey say they were called hundreds of times over the past year in cases of the concord patch reports th

that's the announcement by janet napolitano.oal is to keep more money in students' pockets. >> reporter: students singing a classic on the classic uc berkely campus. others are singing the tuition blues. >> it's not completely reasonable to some agree. >> reporter: affordable, and accessibility, two words driven home today by janet napolitano. freezing tuition for the next academic year. >> this is the right thing to do, given what's happened with tuition in california over the last years. >> reporter: uc undergrad tuition has jumped about 145% the last decade? the last boost was the 2011 academic year, putting the tuition where it stands now. today, janet napolitano said freezing tuition for one year gives her time to create a new tuition policy. >> which is basically when you enter a university as a freshman, your tuition doesn't dramatically increase over the course of four years. >> for me, i think it's pretty good right now, but if they raise it, that might be kind of hard. >> reporter: most cal students welcome a reprieve.

start healthing. >> a group of berkeley students will protest janet napolitano with a breast at 3:00. they want to have janet napolitano removed as president because she deported two million immigrants when she send as the head of the department of homeland security. the demonstrators are landing to protest at the regents meeting next week, as well. >> we will check with hike for a look at the weather. >> if you are traveling today, low-to-mid 70's for chico and sacramento. if tahoe it will be warmer-than-average temperatures with the average high of 54 but we will be flirting with near 60 each day but it will fall back into the 20's at night. >> we have a sig-alert with pictures of an accident that is a pedestrian fatally struck on northbound 280 at the transition to northbound and southbound 87. you can see the traffic causing quite the backup as you make the approach. the camera shot shows the traffic is slow and c.h.p. is on the scene and several emergency vehicles are there. we have the transition shut down and you will have alternates in a little bit. dozens of ipads and laptop

we have a lot on our plate. >> napolitano says if that doesn't work, u.k. may have to freeze salaries, hold back enrollment and cut back on scholarships. >> warriors are celebrating after the game of the year at the arena clipping to the two- point lead west [ hit -- westbrook put the thunder ahead but gonzalez shocks the thunder and look at that, the celebrationen sues and the warriors won at 116-115 and return to action saturday at home against utah. >> that is where the defend was pretty darn good and nothing you could do about that shot. >> i thought you said no one was breezing. >> analyzing the coverage. >> he looked like your -- he looked like jordan. the thunder are supposed to win the west. hopefully that is a preview of the western conference championships. we will look at what is going on, never too early to make a statement. small craft advisory day two of miles, it is tough. the winds are 17 miles per hour at half moon bay and 13 at sfo and ten in novato and it is breezy compared to yesterday so the air is so much cleaner with a changing of the

that's the announcement by janet napolitano.oal is to keep more money in students' pockets. >> reporter: students singing a classic on the classic uc berkely campus. others are singing the tuition blues. >> it's not completely reasonable to some agree. >> reporter: affordable, and accessibility, two words driven home today by janet napolitano. freezing tuition for the next academic year. >> this is the right thing to do, given what's happened with tuition in california over the last years. >> reporter: uc undergrad tuition has jumped about 145% the last decade? the last boost was the 2011 academic year, putting the tuition where it stands now. today, janet napolitano said freezing tuition for one year gives her time to create a new tuition policy. >> which is basically when you enter a university as a freshman, your tuition doesn't dramatically increase over the course of four years. >> for me, i think it's pretty good right now, but if they raise it, that might be kind of hard. >> reporter: most cal students welcome a reprieve.

some students are calling for the new uc president janet napolitano to step down.tions of immigrants as the heads of homeland security. >>> a san francisco police officer is suing the city in federal court. lorenzo adamson says he was racially profiled when he was stopped in may for not having a license plate. the "chronicle" reports the suit says officers did not recognize the colleague and tackled him during the traffic stop >>> the tesla car that made headlines in recent weeks for catching fire won't be recalled. tesla's ceo elon musk told the new york times he stood by the electric car. traffic and weather coming right up. and you've worked out a theory. this is exciting. what's the evidence? alright, evidence... u-verse has over 185 hd channels. i love hd. everybody loves hd. [ male announcer ] call now to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. and you can upgrade and get access to over 185 hd channels and more hd dvr capacity than cable. i also hate to delete episodes of my favorite shows. and? and u-verse has more dvr stor

have, when i was running for prosecutor i would've cecily look at janet napolitano's website because she was focused on results. chiesomeone said that women candidates speak softly and carry a big statistic. i do think we speak softly, but i do think we are more focused on those numbers and accountability and results. i think that makes a big difference and i'm very hopeful as we add more women to the senate we have some opportunities in this next election that the culture can change. we did have for the first time in the history of the united states of america a traffic jam in the women senators bathroom last fall. it was a first and we want to see more of that. that is just the basic idea that you get people in there who like get other and you can things done instead of standing on the opposite corner of a boxing ring throwing punches. you finally realize that courage isn't just that, it is standing next to someone you don't always agree with for the betterment of this country. >> i want to stress amy's last point and that is, women's and span the spectrum of ideological viewpoints

are adding extra fees to your bill. ,,,,,, during her first speech as >>> new uc president janet napolitano wants to make life a little easier for students. during her first speech as leader of the uc system, she proposed a tuition freeze for the 2014-2015 school year. she says the 10-campus system needs a new tuition policy for the future and called for better access for transfer students. >> tuition cuts right to the heart of accessibility and affordability, two of the university's guiding stars. uc will demonstrate once again to the nation and beyond the fundamental and unique value of a world class public research university. >> napolitano says under graduation tuition in addition year will stay around $12,000 >>> confirmation obamacare enrollment is falling far short of the goal. we learned today just 106,000 people selected health plans in october. the white house had hoped for half a million. fewer than 27,000 used the problem-plagued federal website. the rest used state-run sites such as "covered california." with 35,000 sign-ups, it accounted for a third of the nationwide total and

also you have an interview with janet napolitano. >> i do. she's been keeping a low profile but the new president of the university of california will be speaking at the regents meeting, her first since she took over, and we'll be talking about her agenda for the university of california. and bit way, if you have questions you'd like to ask president napolitano, you can send them to kqed.org. >> for all of kqed's news coverage, go to kqednews.org. >> i'm scott shafer, have a good night. >> thanks for watching. morning, brian. gh! knocit off, jack! bit early to b ulking around, isn't i who's in there? wellthat's the point. don'know. ( w chter ) sandra, certainl ricknd? unds like. there's soone se. ye, whis that? ( udly ) morning! oh! ar! oh! ow. do he ed a doctor? he fin just nosy.

also you have an interview with janet napolitano. >> i do. she's been keeping a low profile but the new president of the university of california will be speaking at the regents meeting, her first since she took over, and we'll be talking about her agenda for the university of california. and bit way, if you have questions you'd like to ask president napolitano, you can send them to kqed.org. >> for all of kqed's news coverage, go to kqednews.org. >> i'm scott shafer, have a good night. >> thanks for watching. >>> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. ♪ >>> calories, calories, calories! >> wow, it rocked my world! >> it just kind of reminded me of boot camp. >> i don't know what you had, but this is great! >> it almost f

officials say 23-year-old paul ciancia names janet napolitano. napolitano is our former department of homeland security secretary, currently the president of the uc system. this is video of her last week in the bay area. she was visiting a high school in oakland. in this letter that was found in his duffle bag, ciancia refers to how he believes his constitutional rights were violated by tsa searches and thals he is upset with napolitano. he laid out his plan of attack for friday and here's the lead investigator with the fbi. >> we found a statement where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated that he wanted to, quote, instill fear into their traitorous minds. >> he also wrote about how easy it is to get a gun into an airport. on friday ciancia was armed with an assault rifle loaded with magazines and ammunition. right now we want to give you a live look at los angeles international airport where you can see these pillars lit up in blue this morning, this is in honor of

also you have an interview with janet napolitano. >> i do. she's been keeping a low profile but the new president of the university of california will be speaking at the regents meeting, her first since she took over, and we'll be talking about her agenda for the university of california. and bit way, if you have questions you'd like to ask president napolitano, you can send them to kqed.org. >> for all of kqed's news coverage, go to kqednews.org. >> i'm scott shafer, have a good night. >> thanks for watching. . >>> on this edition for sunday, november 10th. the death toll soars in the philippines following the massive typhoon. in our signature segment, we'll take to you a country in europe wherever everyone gets a pension. what makes it successful is you basically force people to save for their old age. >> and what the use can do to help retirees. >> it is much more efficient for people to have guaranteed income until they die rather than a big pile of money. >> next on pbs "news hour weekend." >> made possible by louis b and louise. judy an

this is discretionary funds from janet napolitano, the now president of the university of californian help them, assist them with tuition and so forth. >> let's move on to news that broke late this week. in new york, the stop and frisk law was put on hold by a judge. now there is another judge that says hold on, not so fast, judge shinelin. stop and frisk remains in play. your thoughts? >> the second circuit says this was a biased judge. she basically drafted the lawsuit. she has been very unfair to the nypd, and now the appellate court says judge, your rulings that it's unconstitutional are on hold, so, as of right now, stop and frisk, thankfully, in new york, that has made new york the safest big city remains on the books. >> because of stop and frisk. >> i believe stop and frisk has been an important role, has played important part mayor michael bloomberg new york we have one third or less the murder rate that chicago does. >> do you know what i would like to see? stop and frisk on the border. >> i think you have it. >> we are going to leave it there. geraldo, thank you very much.

secretary of homeland security janet napolitano will make the opening remarks at 9:00 a.m.me are asking that secretary of homeland security janet napolitano step down and they say she is unfit after overseeing deportations as secretary of homeland security. governor brown is also expected to attend this morning area hearing. let's check in with torii campbell to see what is coming up on morning's on 2. good morning. >>> two female students report their spikes were then a all thed to avoid having this happen to you. a cop's hit went shield, the good news, there is no estimate for when to upgrade the freeway and nevada will be finished and the bad news, wait until you hear how long it will take. those stories coming up on mornings on 2. back to you guys. >>> what should we know if we are heading out the door, sal? >> well, it is not too bad, you will see slow traffic in the bay bridge, 15 to to men delay, it is a little better than it be. >> let's look at san francisco city streets, 7 is a good area to avoid as we are cleaning up a certain location and traffic will be good on

>> estudiantes del sistema de universidades de california protestaron una vez más contra janet napolitano demandamos que se la reemplace con una persona que sea campeón de educación democrática >> activistas recolectan firmas por internet. los crímenes cibernéticos y como protegerse fue tema de simposio en california >> dieron a conocer importantes temas >> eric gomez toma ventaja de avances de la tecnología usando el internet >> lo uso para temas escolares, también para mis redes sociales. >> sin embargo eric no ignora los riesgos que conlleva >> me han mandado mensajes que mire fotos, yo los ignoro >> depredadores sexuales, tráfico humano, son algunos de los peligros más comunes que enfrentan adolescentes >> muchas veces ponen mucha información de ellos >> precisamente ante estos riesgos diferentes agencias del orden llevaron a cabo quinto simposio anual para educar >> nos ayuda bastante, estamos aprendiendo como está cambiando internet >> la prevención es la clave >> comunicarse con ellos, saber quienes son sus amistades, hablarles de los peligros del internet. >> por otro lado grupo d

colegiaturas para los 10 campos universitarios en california, y cambiar el precio de matricula, napolitanoben en (hablan en inglés) , dieron las primeras cifras y aun falta mucho por hacer para tener seguro medico, en estados unidos 7 millónes aun carecen de sistema de salud. >> mientras tanto dos democratas presionan al presidente barack obama por una promesa, bill clinton y dían piden que quien tenga el seguro medico tengan la misma poliza, a millónes de persnas cancelaron sus pólizas por que no cumplen con los requisitos. >> más personas migran de méxico a estados unidos y son detenidas por no expresar de manera clara los riesgos que huyen. >> buenas tardes. >> que necesitan estas personas que le permita estar condicional?. >> es importante cuando decide emigrar, llega a la frontera, se entregue o los detengan, sí los regresamos al lugar de origen la persona sí ocurrió algo tiene que decir que sí, no cosas criminales, abuso sexual, chantaje, amenazas, pandilleria, sí establece que sí lo deportan corre riesgo a su vida personal, quiere decir que el temor creible lo hace bajo palabra. >>