the follow evening at san francisco state university people who had associated with this commune were visiting -- legitimately visiting friends in the san francisco state dorms and were brutally attacked by the san francisco police department. there is video footage of people screaming pleaing for mursy as officers jammed what alleged to be a tazer but a flash right into someone's ribs while he wasn't resisting. there was a vigil set up on bryant and people peaceably using the constitutional right to assemble. i saw them there with my own two eyes on sunday. on monday i got a reports of these people being arrested. this is unconchable behavior on behalf of the san francisco police department and there are students saying they're afraid enroll next semester because they're afraid of being beat up. they have committed no crime. it should be remembered their legal status was the requirement to house indigent people and it's [inaudible] in the constitution but doesn't make it more right and it was a civil matter and not a criminal matter and shouldn't have been handled by the police depar

san francisco state was unique in that members of the group going back to school settled in san francisco. sanely was out at francisco state on a regular basis. to hear him talk -- a really, in 1967, that was the beginning of his own transition, his own movement rum certainly the own movement- his from certainly the nonviolence. the whitemoved members and all of these things were happening at this particular time. he announced his new path. certainly respectful of king and very respectful of king. because they all work. remember, it was king and harry belafonte who initiated the committee, put up the resources for the nonviolent coordinating committee and not only that, gave it life. here is the prodigal son moment. away at that and certainly, king had been to sweden. king had traveled to scandinavian entries to raise money for the movement, which is something that harry prompted him to do. >> and you know, of course, dr. king had won the nobel peace prize in 1964. but the footage in "black power of dr. king, the king of sweden raising money for him and harry belafonte in sweden together.

this san francisco state . >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> a star athlete turned murder susz pekt. this san francisco state basketball stand out now faces murder charges in the death of a rapper in georgia. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. teen player, talented, arrested for murder, phrases used to describe bay area athlete. police arrested him in connection with a bizarre plot, and kpix 5's alyssa haring ton tells us even the mob may be involved in this one. >> reports coming out of atlanta that the mobster allegedly hired hit men to kill the rapper because he told police about a stolen car. police arrested a group of men they believe were involved in the plot, including a bay area star athlete. >> the star basketball player from san francisco state is behind bars facing a murder charge. wliet white, the team's high scorer who just wrapped up his senior season and made headlines for this birz-beating half-court shot back in february. white was arrested in his hometown of pacifica on april 24th. >> he was arrested on a warrant for his arrest out of the state

. >>> tonight one officer from san francisco state university is injured after what witnesses are describing as a raid on the college campus. jeff bush is there -- the details are not clear for us. what can you confirm tonight. >> here's what we know -- one officer is injured. it is unclear the extent of his injuries but he did go to the hospital to be treated. we also know 5 people who police say were unauthorized to be here have been arrested. this all started around 8:00 we have some video here. you can see there is say large police presence. san francisco state university police called reinforcements from the san francisco police department to remove a large group of people who were not authorized to be here. this is a branch off group from if you will remember a couple days ago there was a church being occupied by a group and then were evicted from there -- members of that group came here to regroup. i talked to one of those people part of that group. let's listen to what he said. >> we heard our friends yelling and we went outside and that is when they started taking everyone down. >>

be attending uc santa barbara as well. >> also winners are rosie perez, and she is going to san francisco state. lorena from mission high school and briana taylor from cal state north ridge, thank you very much. >> >> all right. and finally, but certainly not least, we have the united educators of san francisco. >> good evening before we get into our scholarships we have one other presentation that we would like to make first. >> we do have good evening. i am happy to say that we have certificates for the 2 student delegates for their thoughtful and determined service, as student members of the san francisco board of education. [ applause ] >> so you can see that wendy is here, windy ly and what should we do with megan wong? >> give it to justin right there. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> the united educators of san francisco had a ceremony in our office last friday, where we honored the following students, some of them cannot be here with us tonight as we understand. but if any of you are here they are welcome to come forward and be recognized now. >> we have chelsey from walen buger and

do you know anything about the matter at san francisco state or the other incident regarding the homeless? because it's my understanding san francisco state has their own police and perhaps there is some confusion on that. do you want to address that? >> i don't have details on that incident. san francisco state does have their own agency. i don't know if we assisted them but i certainly can follow up on that. >> and then the other incident or what we heard about this evening in terms of the homeless and their shelter? >> the gentleman said it was a church. i have no idea about an incident at a church. >> okay. >> but again i will follow up on that. >> okay thank you. >> thank you. commissioner loftus. >> yes chief do you by chance, and i know that putting you on the spot a little bit but we have the homicide numbers. do you have them compared to last year by this point in the year. >> we're at 13 now and i'm sorry i don't know what it was last year. >> okay. >> 27. it was at 27. thank you mr. henderson. >> okay thank you and i will just say i happen to be one of the fortunate san francis

this project will cover the procurement of 250 biking racks on a san francisco state campus. the other four projects for partial funding include the short-term bike parking project which is including bike racks. since it has two years of funding for racks. we set this project into two halves within this funding cycle. they have a number of other funds available for this coming fiscal year. we also recommend partial funding for department of the environment and department of transportation management programs which we'll hear about the information item. on your agenda abut i will go into detail he. at the emergency right hoed -- home program. it provides a free or low cost ride home in cases of emergency. it's provided to employees of alternative modes to reach places of work. the recoend level will fund one year of the two year project. tfa funds with a recommended program for one year with 20 employees or fewer. it offers commuter benefits and incentives to support employees transportation modes and other single occupancy vehicles. finally tfca funds will be allowed to use t

. >> in san francisco state university police officer was injured while removing dressed as a celebratory last night. around 8 university's as an authorized good people entered mary ward hall. university police called and trespassers resisted attempts to remove them from the building. officials say they believe the trespass or protesters were part of an occu gonof the members this is what he had to say. >> they came inside and started taking everybody down. >> why did they say they were doing a question or >> they have not said why they were doing it. we asked them repeatedly what charges they would not enter any of the questions. >> san francisco police were called in as reinforcements. a fire alarm was pulled and the dorm was evacuated. five people were arrested at one university police officer was taken to the hospital. it is unclear how the officer was injured or the extent of his injuries. >> a community heartbroken as police investigate the killing of a woman called granny by richmond neighbors. kron 4 alecia reid has the latest on the investigation and who police believe may have b

mayor ed lee and president and ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce, bob and myself, wrote a joint letter to the california state legislature offering our support for the local control funding formula that is being proposed by our governor brown and with the responsibility for over 55,000 children in the city and county of san francisco, we all know all too well, and we have struggled to balance the increasing demands for vital services with decreasing vaoe sources from the state. the governor's proposed policy while not perfect, does increase the resources and is a policy that will be an enormous gain and prove accountability to make sure that we can provide these services and keep our promises in the most efficient and effective way to the students that we in san francisco have identified as needing our services and we require great resources to continue doing the amazing work on behalf of our families and urge the legislature to continue to work with the administration to pass and enact local control form law and as you know in san francisco, we have been way ahead of this with our own weighted student form l

please welcome brianna white. >> hi everyone, my name is brianna white, a student at san francisco state. that summer as a freshman i experienced my first internship at prometheus real estate; i worked at the human services department where my duties were to assist my supervisor and event planning for the employees and perform clerical duties. during this internship i gained a lot of experience, and also transferable skills that have a lot of impact on my success today. i also shadowed other employers and learn about property management, interior designing an asset management at prometheus. one of the special projects was breast cancer -- for the employees. also received great support from both my supervisor and her supervisor. as of now this internship has helped design to

he took three seasons off and decided to give it one final shot at san francisco state. after becoming a father. he spoke with kpix back in february about that decision. >> for me to tell him to finish school and me not finishing up my school or playing career, that's a big thing just looking at him. >> a hard working student and athlete who could be looking at hard time. >> we learn with athletes sometimes is when you treat somebody like they are special and unlike others, they think sometimes they are above the law and the answer is, th don't know whether they are prints, if you commit a crime, we will put you in jail like anybody else. >> i tried speaking with white's family, but nobody was home and my phone calls have not been returned. the 25-year-old is due in court may 31. live in san francisco, kpix5. >> all right, elizabeth, thank you. >>> a bay area teenager known for her musical talents and academic ambitions was remembered tonight. 19 years after her still unsolved murder. 14-year-old jenny lynn, was killed in her home in may of 1994. this evening, family and

he is a father of a toddler boy and was attending san francisco state where he was pursuing a degreein communications. he once roomed with michael crab tree at texas tech where he also played basketball. he's set to be back in court in georgia may 31st. >> reporter: white eats extradition hearing was on may 13th and he was transported back to georgia the next day. reporting live. >> take a look at this. a pickup truck ended up in someone's back yard in liverm e livermore. the driver suffered a medical emergency. the truck ended up on its side crashing through an outside fireplace. they freed the driver from the truck. he cease fine but was taken to the hospital just as a precaution. >>> hundreds of skmers in plum mas county remain without water today after an earthquake ruptured a water maybe. it struck just before 9:00 last night was felt in san francisco an oregon. four dozen aftershocks have struck. despite the damage only one injury has been reported. >>> president obama will visit oklahoma on sunday. state officials in oklahoma say more than 3,000 people have registered for help

it's so dollars a person instead of the 85. >> a call to san francisco state was not rerned.but one of the heads of the psych department recently recognized the boat ceremony was expensive but concerned that the students would be able to organize their event on time. the cost of ceremonies and gowns all adds up. >> this thing right here was $60. we don't get to keep the gown. >> the trouble of organizing a graduation event in the middle of finals was well worth the effort. >> it's just a right of passage to be able to have your name called as you walk across the stage and say this person has certified everything they need to. >> london says the psych department told her it's going ahead with the boat ceremony and wouldn't support her alternate graduation. former state senator kicked in $1,000 giving london more of an education than she bargained for. >> she's using her college degree. very smart. >> that's a lot of money to bring everyone to graduation. >> she will be working for a high-tech company. >> we've got nice weather for graduations. >> definitely some warming weathe

so far no arrests have been made. >>> police are still outside a dormitory at san francisco state after protesters took over the building last night. one officer was injured as police tried to remove those protesters. five people were arrested. >>> drivers being warned to watch their bank accounts after gas station workers found credit card skimmers at two different gas stations in walnut creek. police say these skimmers were so sophisticated and the pumps showed no signs of being tampered with. police say it appears at least one of the skimmers has been there for more than a day. >> today the secretary of homeland security will be in the bay area to talk about immigration reform. janet napolitano will meet with local tech and business leaders to talk about how to make it easier for skilled immigrants to come to america. >>> meantime, canada's minister of citizenship will be in the bay area today trying to convince some of the bay area's best and brightest to go ahead and move up north. jason kennedy telling "the mercury news" saying the american system is dysfunctional but canada is op

from san francisco state, i am brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> people who try to camp out in carspalo alto may be forced to go somewhere ordance debatedded, it comes after seeing the increase in the number of people sleeping in their cars at the center, about 20 to 30 people sleep in their cars on any given night. the city had reached out to local faith groups to open their parking lots but that has been unsuccessful. >>> oakland's new interim police chief visited an elementary school this morning as part of his effort to get out and get to know the community. >> baseball. >> chief shawn went greeted children as they arrived at parker elementary school and sat down with teachers, parents and students to answer questions. several people expressed concern about crime, especially violence and graffiti caused by gangs, one girl asked if he had faith that oakland can change. >> absolutely, this city has great potential and i -- i -- i have been out all this week meeting good people in the community and i get a real sense that people want change. they really want -- they want to be safe

groups under represented in science and engineering beginning in her own last courtroom at san francisco state. >> i walk into the classroom and see myself reflected in the students. >> reporter: she was first in the family to go to college and being the only latina in grad school pursuing a ph.d. in biochemistry had its challenges. >> i got into the elevator and he said are you new to the department? oh, yes. i'm new to the department. what lab are you in? >> i'm the [ indiscernible ] lab. i didn't know they hired a new dishwasher. >> reporter: she wanted a different subpoenas for her -- she wants a different experience for her students. and being a role model in the classroom is just a start to be a different role model for her students. >> it's nice to have someone ahead of me to do that. >> reporter: before becoming a professor at san francisco state university leticia completed her undergraduate and and graduate studies at stanford and uc-berkeley where she said finding mentors she could relate to was difficult. >> it's hard to be the one and only in some places. and you just --you know,

he played a few months at santa clara university and then went on to play at san francisco state university, where he just finished his senior season. white also once roomed with san francisco 49er wide receiver michael crabtree while the two were at texas tech. now white will be back in a different court on may 31st in georgia to respond to accusations he's a murderer. some who knew white said he talked about moving to georgia to pursue a career as a rapper. reporting live in santa clara, mary ann favro, nbc bay area news. >>> a 20-year-old palo alto man is behind bars accused of murdering a family of four in the czech republic. kevin dahlgren was arrested last night. sources say he killed three family members. the czech republic has not yet charged him with murder but they have said they want him extradited back to the country to stand trial. the u.s. will hold him until he is extradited. >>> a woman was caught trying to put poison orange juice in a coffee display case. the district attorney has notified us no charges will be filed. this started in late april at a starbuck's on snell aven

and, quite frankly, [speaker not understood] i'll just do what i can because i'm a san francisco state student journalism major and [speaker not understood] minor. and these folks came from across the country and came to san francisco state to do a presentation on the science and all of the huge social implications that come behind having cell phones being next to your body. i mean, for the first time they had a measuring device where they're testing out with my phone. once i made a call or text or anything like that, it went off the charts to a level that is not at safe human levels. and also they're just talking about how women who put a phone in their bra and how that has caused breast cancer and mastectomies. what i want to say here with my time is in the iphone, its was shown to me yesterday, was you just go here through the settings and you go through the [speaker not understood]. you go through the legal notice and you basically go through all these layers and you go to rf exposure. and it says here, a specific absorption rate refers to rate denial. to reduce exposure energy use

made my way out to san francisco when i was a college student, and i sat in the class is in san francisco state as well, and i remember growing up at that time around clement street. we call the richmond district the new chinatown in the 1980's at that time. just being around the tremendous unique neighborhood, and discovering san francisco in the 1980's as i grew up, but i also have been very active as a community organizer. i worked in chinatown, and some first jobs also at the mental health center in the richmond area multi services in the 1980's, and i was also a staff are at the chinatown youth center -- i was also a staffer. a lot of my work has been supporting community empowerment, especially in an immigrant and people of color communities. most recently, i have been teaching at san francisco state. i ran the immigrant rights coalition in the city in the 1990's for several years. i'm also an immigration attorney, and a lot of my passion is supporting in power met for immigrant communities in the city as well. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? supervisor mar: a lot of peopl

and the san francisco state university is one of our partners that -- and we provide six paid internships through the department of recreation and parks tourism to place interns within the keg department, professional spectrum ~ which includes park maintenance, renovation, management of natural resources as well as cultivation and conservation efforts. and with that, i'm going to introduce mr. bob who is our superintendent of recreation and community services. ~ >> good afternoon, supervisors thev. bob pelosi for the [speaker not understood]. in 2010 the department undertook the complete reorganization and re-engineering of how we deliver recreation services. our organizing principles are still stated were recreation industry best practices ~ as evidenced by nrpa and cprs. our inclusive strategy was to accomplish the design and implementation of this new recreation to service delivery process through a labor management working group comprised of recreation field staff, seiu representation, and management. this year alone process resulted 234 what is now titled our new recreation model. ~

. >>> and what happened inside a dorm room at san francisco state university. >>> good morning. around. and a little cooler. a lot of 40s showing up on the lows. it will be sunny and breezy. mostly sunny and high and 60s and 70s. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the stories we are following for you. we have new information about a freeway shooting that left two people dead. it happened on 880 near jackson street just as fan's were leaving the warriors game. claudine wong has learned both of the victim's were wearing warriors gear. we don't know if they were actually at the warriors game. claudine will be back. >>> late last night a sheriff's deputy in alameda county shot and wounded a stolen car suspect. the suspect was trying to drive off dragging a sheriff deputy with him. that deputy is listed in critical condition. >>> happening right now in washington, d.c.. that man right there the head of the irs is testifying before congressional panel. explaning what he knew about the irs targeting conservative groups. again these are live pictures.

miralax.la >> 648 am and a san francisco state university police officer was injured while removing trespasserses is live in san francisco with the details. >> around 8:00 last night someone called the campus police say there were on authorized people in there. we will show you video that we got from someone who shot this with their cellphone. they live in the dorm. according to a witness, they told kron4 that the people that were in their were part of an unoccupied movement and that they were not necessarily going to stay in the dorms. they just needed a place to regroup. in the midst of that scuffled the police officer not only got hurt but someone pulled the fire alarm and they had to evacuate everyone from the building. to make matters more confusing, the san francisco police department was called in to assist campus police so they could do a little more crowd control. they ended up arresting five people and eventually all of the students were able to go back into the dorm. it took them a little bit of time because each person had to pull out their id and show that they were an official res

authorities, caltrans, san francisco state university and gallery and other state agencies looking at the possibility of relining the motion view for the parks of merced. there is information available on the website and there is an outreach coming this fall. i will close with two more comments with respect to the bike sharing we are allocating funds in the agenda later today. for those interested there is an open session at city hall about the bike share program. this is a regional pilot that will take from santa clara and san francisco. lastly the chair calls for the controllers office to do a performance audit of the authority and the city has completed the authority of the city and agency stuff and finished their surveys of other similar entities of california and we expect to see the audit available in the next couple of weeks. that concludes my remarks. >> this you for being brief and would like to open for public comment? any member is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we can take a recess and come back here at 1220. we are at recess

that is clearly an issue. >> a san francisco state university police officer was injured while removingails. >> the campus police spokesperson said that it actually started with an arrest at 6:00 in the evening yesterday. a 23 year-old male, drunken at that forced his way into the mary ward of hall dormitory. he was arrested and after that five people were reported being in the dorms on authorized. here is video that we got from someone who lives in the dormitory. there're people getting arrested. according to a student, they are people that belong to occupy. they were aghast as someone who lives in the dormitory. they were not going to stay there, they just needed a place to regroup. someone called the police to come and remove them, police said they resisted and that is why they had to arrest them. during the scuffle, not only did a police officer get hurt but someone pulled a fire alarm. they had to evacuate the whole building and eventually the students did get back and once they arrested those five people. it was a total of six people that were arrested last night. all the people t

. >>> five people have been arrested after a violent confrontation at san francisco state. [ yelling ] >> campus police say they got a call around 8:00 last night about unauthorized people in a residence hall. police say the trespassers, none of them students, resisted when officers tried to remove them. >> anybody could have been there in the room and they just like came and like handcuff people and started like beating people in their rooms with their flashlights. >> this is video supplied by the trespassers. they told kpix 5 they are part of a protest group kicked out of a building the day before elsewhere in san francisco. but they insist last night, they were just visiting friends. police say one officer was injured but details were not made available. >>> 5:08. vandals have marred a san jose bridge that was just repainted this week as part of the anti- graffiti campaign. the train trestle at 13th and 101 has been an eyesore for months before it was cleaned up monday night. take a look. it looked good again for a couple of days until taggers got through newly installed fencing a

relationships with their dogs. >> reporter: san francisco food safety director richard lee says allergies and the potential for disease are the reasons state law restrict s pets. san francisco had 61 complaints. santa clara, 37. inspectors gave these businesses signs to post. >> the last year, we saw 17 complaints. >> reporter: unlike people who use disabled parking placards, people with service animals are not required to register anywhere. >> the americans with disabilities act is very liberal in this regard. >> reporter: this ceo says his group and others are now lobbying the department justice to crack down on service dog fraud. >> there needs to be some standard and somebody neutral who's knowledgeable about the situation, judges, whether that's a legitimate assistance dog. >> reporter: alex says she and bright already face enough discrimination without help from people who cheat the law. >> people think the only person that impacts is them and it's just an inconvenience to them they can't have their puppy everywhere with them but it goes much deeper than that. >> reports that pretending a pet is a service animal is considered a misde