and as a former san francisco state faculty member, i know parkmerced very well because that's where we circle driving around to find parking and i know that gridlock and it increases in the number of students and about 700-plus faculty and staff will increase that gridlock as well. i'm just wondering why there wasn't more of an analysis of the creative arts building that's going to be built with 1,200 feet auditorium and a lot of other improvements that san francisco state is planning. i know you said they're not set in stone, but it's definitely

san francisco so far terrace neighborhood. in fact, fourteens were arrested in connection with the death but the district attorney's office only charged to. if the defendant is scheduled to be arraigned next week. cal state students and faculty members in san francisco state stage what they have are calling it a state wide protest and all 23 university campuses as part of a national day of action. their protesting budget cuts in what some are calling the dismantling of college education. >> were here today because the university is facing nearly $500 million in cuts. that's a huge portion of our budgetary and we may face larger cuts as well. >> or one of the wealthiest countries in the world, the money is there is a question of having the will to fund the university. the protests >>pam: last for several hours and university place did or no arrests. >>jacqueline: after rainy morning were seeing a sunny afternoon but cool temperatures as we expected in the '50s. a few low 60's of there. a 60 degrees on the dock. cooler closer to the coastline. 54 in half moon bay, 55 in san francisco skies would clear out this evening. forcing a few lingering cloud. all clearing skies but we're still seeing breezy conditions that will continue

statistics on is the budget today, as cal state students and faculty members of san francisco state stage what they're calling a state wide protest on all 23 university campuses as part of a national day of action. their protesting budget cuts and what some call the dismantling of college education. >> were here because the university is facing nearly $500 million in cuts, that's a huge portion out of for $4.5 billion budget overall. and we may face larger cuts of taxes on extended. >> were one of the wealthiest countries in the world and the money is there is a question of having the will to fund university. the >>pam: protest lasted several hours at universities say there were no incidents. >>jacqueline: temperatures man in the '50s of were in for a warm up as we head into the weekend. i would be just a month after the break. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. ♪ it's ok that we're nu

san francisco state. the school will have a faculty vote on a plan that would dissolve two colleges to help save money onffice staff. this comes after a deal was failed to be reached for the june special election that would ask voters to extend temporary taxes. the faculty vote could come at the end of the month. preparations are underway for a weekend fund-raiser to help out the victims of recent flash floods. the flooding happening in capitola on march 25th and march 26th. several businesses and a mobile home park were damaged. now an all-day fund-raiser festival is being planned for this saturday. all proceeds go to the relief fund set up by the capitola chamber of commerce. >>> an unbelievable story. it one you have to see. it happened at a parking garage. the condition of a driver, her car fell six stories from the garage. >>> assurances in egypt. what military leaders are saying about the next step in the government transition. >>> these are live pictures of our breaking news from newschopper2. this is the plane in question. the pilot discovered a possible problem with a flap -- we know those are p

lines go up today go up in hayward as the cal state faculty members send a message to the visiting chancellor. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san franciscoof the big 1906 earthquake is being remembered with a heads up. the next time there is a big quake, the first responders may be you. i'll explain in a live report. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san francisco. where the 105th anniversary of the great 1906 earthquake is being remembered. also, we're getting