while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and we're going to be getting to the truth behind cookies and cream. >> this is what is behind cookies and cream. >> where were you when the idea came to your mind. >> i was in my apartment eating ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much

san francisco state. just to give you a brief overview, i know not a lot of you knew paul and worked with paul. he was in this room many times. and the longmore institute of san francisco state universitykind of a -- it brings together advocacy, academics, culture, and the whole point of it is to get people in conversation that might not otherwise be in conversation and to change attitudes about disability. so, through cultural initiatives, through academic programs, through basically changing people's minds. and the idea here is that you take something like culture and you get people to think about disability as a form of experience on a par with race, gender, social class, all the things we care about. if you can get people to think about disability differently and disabled people differently, then they will change their attitudes about employment, employing people with disabilities, or with service provision, all of these things. so, all of our programs with designed to do that, kind of that work. and we're eager, we're delighted to be here and hopefully working through some good partnerships with the mayor's council on disability and with other groups in the city. just briefly, a c

san francisco subway station underway the muni metro line along 19th could go underground coming from downtown from the west portal tunnel continues to st. francis circle and passes by the san francisco state university officials are looking at a $1 million study to make that part of the subway system to improve pedestrian safety in the area and help the flow of traffic on 19th. >>> general motors c.e.o. mary barra faces more grilling on capitol hill. she told a house of representatives subcommittee g.m. was slow in warning customers of a defective ignition switch that is blamed for 13 deaths. g.m. recalls more than 2.5 million cars over the switch since february. documents show the piece needed would have cost 57 cents. lawmakers want to necessity why it took a decade to issue the recall. mary barra reportedly toll the panel the answers are part of the g.m. internal investigation. >>> a local man has come forward as the winner of hundreds of millions. the man from discovery bay claim the $425 million powerball prize on february 19. the neighbors had no idea he won. >> he has been doing work on the house but not $425 million worth of work. >> he goes to work at 4:30 in the morning. so...maybe that wi

francis circle and crosses on the busy 19th where it passes the galleria and san francisco state university. the chronicle reports that officials are looking at a $1 million study to make it part of the subway to improve pedestrian safety in the area and help the flow of traffic on 19th. >> general motors c.e.o. mary barra faces more grilling on capitol hill this morning from a senate subcommittee set to convene at the top of the hour telling a house of representatives subcommittee g.m. was slow to warn customers of the defective ignition blamed for 13 deaths. they have recalled 2.5 million cars offer the switch problem and the piece needed to fix the switch would cost only 57 cents. it took the country ten years to reissue the recall and mary barra says answers will be part of the g.m. internal investigation. >>> the c.e.o. of mozilla to the backers of proposition 8 which bans same-sex marriage for a time here in california. now he is speaking publicly in an interview and will not comment where he still opposed to same-sex marriage but he says and i quote, "when people learned of the donat

he's also a lecturer at san francisco state university, teaching a course called, "the architecture of incarceration." in just it's second semester, it's become hugely popular with criminal justice majors, some squeezing onto empty floor spaces. >> brown: i read your life story and you're an impressive individual. but what about the thousands or even millions of others out there, what makes you think that they could do what you've done? >> i think the biggest problem in our criminal justice system is that we don't set goals high enough. in fact, when i was in prison and a guard would see me, and he'd say, it doesn't look right, you don't fit the profile. i said, isn't that ironic, you're a correctional officer, but when you see somebody who comes back whole, you wonder what went wrong, rather than saying what are we doing right. and we need to send a message that people in prison can come back whole. i believe absolutely that any individual can do it if we can change the narrative. >> brown: the san francisco county inmates we talked to were certainly ready for that. even knowing the t

san francisco. today san jose state university hands-on workshops held there and the city will hold a pier festival on pier 33 where they can learn about the many creatures living along the bay. a very unique dance performance about our oceans. >>> for christina loren every day is earth day and let's check in with her and check the weather. >> even though we're still getting showers late in april, a great way to participate in earth day is to try to conserve water as much as possible for today. showers are clearing out. we didn't take out much. look at tahoe this morning. some snowfall up there and then there is a reinforcing shot on the way as we head into the end of the week. we have a heavier round of rainfall headed our way by friday, but, for today, wind is likely going to play a factor for your morning drive. watch out for debris on the highway. right at the coastline, you can see our camera here in san francisco has a nice shake to it as our winds will strengthen. as we head through the next couple hours you want to travel cautiously. showers will clear by 10:00 a.m. and after that will be d

and when she walked out of the room, we had a flood of people from san francisco state, from university of california, from stanford who really wanted to work as an assistant to carl anthony who was then president of and chair of the urban habitat which was the oldest environmental justice organization in the country. i was honored and excited, and carl and i looked at each other, and we said, this young woman hands down. so, i have known her for the last 17 years. i have been proud to claim her as one of my mentees and somebody that i've mentored. i have listened to her talk about the challenges of working in the public sector. i have -- i have -- i mean, it's ironic that she's not here, because where is she? she's in portland addressing a university that is excited about what's happening in california and the work that she's doing. where was she last week? she was invited to cornell university to the african-american studies program to talk to them about public utilities because there ain't no black people. and, so, to see on the web these young african-american and asian and latino w

bilingual by weekly newspaper that circulates throughout san francisco and east bay also it originally created out of the class in san francisco state universitylism class of that was trying to get more latinos and the newsroom. when and if it was started as long as running newspaper bilingual newspaper we have 10,000 copies that are distributed to the bay area. >> : tyne and wear of the event will be at the roxy theater in san francisco at 7:00 p.m.. the to buy tickets at the door or go to the roxy theater website and buy tickets there. think you for telling us about who he was and how important he was an also but tonight's event. >> : will be right back. >> : [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. i guesi ner rely ge ch tughto thacidy in a foo. never thout abt thcoff was inki havg acs. it neverawneon mthat itouldurt ur tth. my dentistas td meour enam is ay and that soued rllyscar

san francisco. today at san jose state university and hands-on workshop will be held.r 33 where families can learn about the many creatures living along the bay and california academy of sciences will present a dance performance. >>> no basketball near the bay bridge. today the warriors are expected to announce a new and different plan to build an arena just a few blocks from at&t park. golden state reportedly purchased a 12-acre piece of land on third street from salesforce.com. this is all in mission bay. the purchase means the team is expected to scrap its controversial plan to build a brand-new water front arena. here you see some sketches of the plan that has probably been scrapped. the new arena expected to be built boy the fall of 2018. >>> the warriors working out in the bay area today after coming home with a split in los angeles. golden state, tough game there with the clippers at staples center last night. final score here, a whopping 40-point difference. 138-98. that is a smacker there. the series is tied at one game apiece. game three is thursday in oaklan

luft taught at san francisco state university for more than 20 years and was a professor at stanford.tigation. >>> five people were ejected and one person died in a rollover crash in vacaville. it happened when a pickup lost control on pleasant valley road and chester way. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. several other passengers were airlifted to the hospital. police say alcohol may have been a factor in that crash. >>> time now is 8:35, an east bay police are investigating a pair of robberies they say could be related. both happened on friday night. one was an armed robbery. the other an attempted robbery. police say a woman was leaving corners tavern in downtown walnut creek when a man with a gun demanded she give him per her purse. he grabbed it from her and hopped into a red honda accord where the getaway driver was ready to speak off. >> i actually work in downtown walnut creek at a bar. we always tell people safety in numbers. don't walk to your car by yourself. be vigilant. head on a swivel. >> about 10 minutes earlier police say there was an attempted robbery insi

state hillary clinton returns to the bay area again this week. she was in port lend -- in portland after appearing in san francisco early in the day. she will speak at san jose state university. demonstrators will protest an incident in benghazi. >> a super pac says they have raised $1.7 million in three months of the year super small donors. >> president obama is in texas. last note he attended fundraisers in houston. this is video of the motorcade. the president will speak in austin at the final day of the civil rights summit at the lip -- lyndon b. johnson library with all four living presidents appearing at the summit. >>> in pennsylvania a suburban pittsburgh school is closed this morning after a mass stabbing spree left dozens wounded. we go live to murrysville, men and pennsylvania. >> another violent incident. no one expect add student to go on a rampage with knives. >> overnight, prayers and tears. a stunned suburban pittsburgh community coming together after a shocking act of violence. it happened at franklin regional high school yesterday. >> can though what is going on but i need units. >> this 16-year-old sophomore, alex hribal, with 8 to 10" knives slashed and

san jose state dorm. last month he filed a claim against the university. >>> san francisco city officials are taking steps to deal with 4/20 gathering this sunday at golden gate park. 4/20 is earth day and a celebration for marijuana smokers. patrols will be increased this coming sunday. last year thousands gathered at golden gate park and left 10,000 pounds of trash behind. police will be looking out for illegal parking, camping, drug sales and open alcohol containers. >>> more and more college students are relying on prescription drugs to get through their workload. according to a study the most common study drugs are adderall, ridilin, and vyvanse. 30% of students use stimulants nonmedically. some students say it helps them focus. experts warn medications are addictive and high chance of overdosing. >>> k tvu's was there on the football field. >> reporter: it was a welcome sight for 49er fans to see flight bed trucks roll in to levi stadium carrying what will be considered to some hallowed ground. >> it's exciting. it's going to be a new field. it's going to be where history is made for the 49ers. >> r

san jose state university. the former secretary of state and first lady kicked off her west coast visit on tuesday in san francisco's where she was asked at an event about running in 2016 and clinton said she's thinking about it. tonight's event is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. as part of a lecture series featuring prominent women. >>> and president obama is headed back to the bay area next month to attend a democratic fund-raiser may 8th at the home of marissa mayer. >>> san francisco's police chief took his campaign for pedestrian safety into the classroom. greg suhr and the command staff from southern stations smoke to children at -- spoke to children at betsy carmichael middle school. they handed glow wristbands designed to make the children visible at night and discussed with them how to stay safe. >> what color are you wearing? >> white. >> and what color are you wearing? >> black. >> what color is easier for people to see you? >> white. >> light, right? you want to -- right, right? you want to stick out. >> the chief is combining the education program with stepped- up traffic enforcement hoping to reduce the numb

san francisco. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> police of san jose state university are work to go find the person who vandalized a popular statue stay stew of a former track star tomorrow my smith were pride off. he won a gold medal in the olympics in mexico city in the 60s. he and john carlos raised their fist on the stand during the national anthem in protest. and they said whoever did this probably doesn't understand or care about the importance of the statue. >> probably somebody who doesn't know the story. if they knew the story, they would feel really bad about the whole thing. defacing the statue shows a lost people don't have any respect whatsoever. >> police have lifted fingerprint and they are looking for leads. >>> someone is stealing shopping carts at the marina safeway in san francisco. only a few were luck where enough to get shopping carts. 70 were stolen this week. a saveway spokesperson wouldn't confirm the exact number. >> i would hate to see that kind of crime in this neighborhood because it means they will do the same thing with bicycles or cars or break into cars or whatever. >> safeway has alreadied replac

san francisco, christian cappen, ktvu2 news. >>> somebody has destroyed a statute that honors the civil rights movement. tommy smith at san jose state university was vandalized overnight. someone damaged the gold medal ripping it off and the remains crumbled at the bottom. campus police have no idea who did it and how much it will cost to fix it. the statute shows smith and john carlos with the black power salute at the 1968 summer olympics. >>> indecision is your worth enemy. >> tragedy in the water as an ocean search is called off but one young man returns to school a hero. his quick thinking that became a life saving movement. >>> and hillary clinton returns to the bay area tonight with a story to tell. the angry outbursts that provided a momentary scare in vegas. >> the weather system is approaching the coastline and when drizzle will be added to the forecast. >>> we learned that a sinkhole has been repaired that stoppedtra. a 5 by 5 hold on lofton street. san francisco public works crew the cavein happened over a sewer main, they will come back to fix the sewer. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is getting ready for a speech t

state will go from san francisco to san jose. a keynote address and marketing summit on thursday. speech at san jose state university. part of the lecture series, unique lives. she refused to take questions from reporter reporters on her most recent trip here. she says it is because she's a private citizen. . >> you're trying to control the image and what you don't want is necessarily people asking questions on anything from benghazi to the latest events in the ukraine, or anything that might possibly put her at odds with president obama. >> eventually there will be an announcement we think, though. and at that point she will have to open up. >> it will be an interesting time. by the way, it is interesting, these days politics are not just for politicians. if we take a look at resignation of the silicon valley ceo last week over questions about what was going on down in that corporation, mozilla, that was interesting. >>> sticking with politics, the column in the chronicle, talking about the democrats, state democrats and interesting reactions to the latest political scandals that have gone on, not least of which was

the school piece. 10 years ago when the state was ready to possible pass legislation to support a universal preschool and i remember the discussion in san francisco as well why do we need to put this in the p fund when the state is going to fund everything. and myself and others argue that, you know, something the state also tries to do something and until they actually do something we can't depend on their passage we need to look at the 4-year-old so people in the public have already acknowledged the benefits of preschool at the 4-year-old age at the time. so again, when you look at the education gap of who's not succeeding and not succeeding we have the preschool gap many of the low income families with their 4 and 5 years old were not having that experience. so incorporated it happens there's been more research and more education that's been done and, yes the 4-year-old is really important to have they're one year of preschool but if you have 2 years of preschool experience you've till coming into kindergartener better. everybody knows about the brain research the bulk of the development gets he developed with the foundation of zero to 5 yvmgz

san francisco tomorrow. >>> also tomorrow, former secretary of state hillary clinton will be back in the bay area for an event at san jose state university. yesterday, she gave the keynote address at marketing conference at the moscone center. she didn't come out and say it, but she did drop hints she could be planning a 2016 presidential run. >> the hard questions are not, do you want to be president? can you win? i mean, the hard questions are, why? i mean, why, why would you want to do this, and what, what can you offer, that could make a difference? >> clinton will be in portland and las vegas today, before heading to san jose tomorrow. >>> oakland's annual earth expo just got underway. this year, a big focus on water conservation with our state's current drought. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in oakland with more, all about the expo. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. i tell you, this is a very popular place to learn about drought solutions, but they've got everything that is earth friendly, on down to a woman who's out here, talking about local honey that she's selling. and depending where you live, they've got a

san francisco. she will speak thursday night at the event center at san jose state university. >>> killer whale shows at seaworld will go on for now at least. a bill that would have released orcas from captivity ended in a no vote after a passionate hearing at the state capital. the legislation would basically end the practice of using orcas for entertainment purposes. both sides gave heated testimony yesterday at a hearing. >> people have attempted to down play these traumatizing events and they don't separate mothers from their calves. >> to be clear the whales at seaworld are thriving. >> the bill is inspired by cnn's documentary that details orca captivity at seaworld. >>> a man may have been saved by his gun without firing a shot. we'll explain coming up. >> the wind changed directions and that means a big change in the weather. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and mass transit cruising along on this wednesday morning. we'll have more on this plus our breaking news in san jose a fatal accident blocking lanes at capitol expressway. first we want to know what drives you crazy during your commut

. >> san jose state university star linebacker derrick league remains at the san francisco bar centerdition. his family says you have long road ahead of him but they are confident he will recover with everyone's support. jerry was burned in a fire in an apartment and on campus last week reached this in the majority of his burns on his back. we're told jury is still in a lot of pain in his heavily medicated. students from san jose state tell us a number of fraternities are holding if off florida and itself just to raise money for that fifth >> for the athletics the former high school says his school also plans on hold in a fund-raiser to help with the player. >> what happened to the san jose sharks after taking a commanding three-and zero nothing lead. they dropped three straight games now to the los angeles kings. let's go to l.a. last night. game no. 6 over 18,000 on hand. and alice day lock made his first playoff start in miami. second. one nothing kings sharks tied up. james sheppard shot and into the net a 11 time. there also other showing off their. the former sharks coach and no

san francisco. vic lee, abc7 news. >> police at san jose state university are work to go find the person who vandalize add popular statue on campus. reply call gold medal on this statue of former spartan track star tommy smith were pride off. pieces found below. he won a gold medal at the olympics in mexican city in the 60s. he and john carlos raised their fist on the stand during the national anthem in protest. and they said whoever did this probably doesn't understand or care about the importance of the statue. >> probably somebody who doesn't know the story. if they knew the story, they would feel really bad about the whole thing. defacing the statue shows a lost people don't have any respect whatsoever. >> police have lifted fingerprint and they are looking for leads. >> the exploratorium is pushing its mission of hands on learning i don't know their own walls. they are sharing job skills of the future with mission district teen aimer in a partnership funded by the national science foundation. dan ashley has this morning's assignment 7 report. >> kids from the boys and girls club, meet the exploratorium's outdoor te

will deliver an address at san jose state university tonight as part of a lecture series featuring prominent women. clinton will speak at a marketing conference and san franciscoat she has not say for sure if she will run for president in 2016. a recent poll shows that she would soundly beat any of the front running republicans. tonight's event will not be without controversy. a group calling themselves the gilroy-morgan hill patriots will be protesting the even demanded that the former secretary of state be held accountable for the 2012 attack on the u.s. embassy in benghazi. >> former san francisco supervisor ed jew is due to turn himself and today to begin serving his sentence for a perjury conviction. he will only have to spend 60 days of his one-year sentence and county jail. the remainder of the time will be served at home and for community service. he was released from federal prison after serving four and a half years. >> hundreds of child care providers, parents and preschoolers will walk from the blocks today in san francisco. they're calling for restoring funds and increasing investment in early care and education. the walk starts at 10:00 a.m. this

san francisco early in the day. she will be in las vegas before coming to the event center at san jose state university to speak tone. demonstrators plan to protest an incident in ban -- in benghazi. a have pack urging chin -- clinton to run for president has earned $1.7 million from small dollar donors. another has raised $million. >> classes are canceled at a pennsylvania high school after a sophomore is accused of stabbing 20 students in murrysville, pennsylvania. >> more school violence, and this high school landed for situations involving a gunman. there was no gun. no one expected a student to go on a program payment -- on a rampage with knives. >> prayers and tears. a stunned suburban pittsburgh community coming together after a shocking act of violence. it happened at franklin regional high school yesterday. >> know what is going on but i need some units. >> this 16-year-old sophmore, alex hribal, with 8 to 10" knives ran through the halls slashing and stabbing anyone, 21 students and a security guard. >> there was blood at doors. >> it was terrifying. i could see the rage in his eyes just trying to inflict

will deliver an address as san jose state university to might as part lecture series featuring prominent women. clinton spoke on to say and a marketing conference as san francisco she has not stated whether not she will run for president in 2016 a recent poll shows that she was soundly beat any of the front runners. tonight's even will not be without controversy. a group is calling themselves of the gilroy-morgan hill pages will be protesting. they stated that this is all an account that she should be held accountable for the 2012 attack on the u.s. embassy in benghazi. >> former san francisco supervisor and ed jew is due to turn himself into that to begin serving his sentence for perjury. he will only have to spend 60 days of his one-year sentence in county jail. he was released from federal prison after serving four and half years on the 2008 extortion conviction. >> this morning, two engineers at general motors are on paid leave as a company looks at what took so long to recall the millions of cars with problems. the maker has now hired an outside company to get to the bottom of this. nearly a decade will pass. now gm is working to fix those 2.6 million vehi

san francisco giants. they take on the arizona diamondbacks this afternoon. >> students celebrated early into the morning at the university of connecticut campus. the huskies defeated the kentucky wildcats to win the ncaa national championship. >> happening today, stateenator leland yee of san francisco expected to be arraigned on federal grand jury indictment. charges include public corruption and gun and drug trafficking. >> saw what happened with [ indiscernible ] packers are a wylie bunch. >> a big change at atms across the country could create an express lane for hackers into your bank account. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. a little traffic and weather. good day for baseball. >> great day all around the bay area for baseball and anything else. lots of sunshine coming our way. these temperatures probably the warmest of the week. out the door we go, yeah, it's a little cool in spots but by the afternoon, see some mid-80s in the warmest spots inland, 70s inside the bay and upper 60s some low 70s toward the coastline. patchy, dense fog at the coastline and high clouds. temperatures mild into san jose at 58 de

san francisco, hillary clinton is back in the bay area tonight. the possible presidential candidate is set to speak at san jose state university in about an hour and but kpix 5 reporter len ramirez shows us protestors are already there right now. len. >> reporter: that's right, liz. protestors have set up outside of the event center here at san jose state university where mrs. clinton will be speaking later tonight. they are accusing her of a cover-up of the benghazi tragedy which ambassador stevens was killed but earlier today mrs. clinton had to duck and cover at a speaking event in las vegas when someone threw a shoe at her. take a look. >> it's already recycling about -- >> oh!! >> what was, a bat? was that a bat? >> reporter: clinton was speaking at the mandalay bay about scrap recycling laughed it off. the unidentified woman who threw the shoe was escorted out of the hotel and is in custody being questioned by the secret service. mrs. clinton making the speaking rounds all over the west in the last couple of days is widely presumed to be a presidential candidate. she has not yet officially declared. she will be speaking here tonight at about

university tomorrow. she appeared in san francisco yesterday. the former secretary of states on a speaking tour, when she was asked about running in 2016, she replied that she's thinking about it. >>> people in roseville came across a bizarre site in the parking lot of a shopping mall. officers said someone had abandoned a crocodile in a container outside a reptile business saying it was a nile crocodile and to call rescue. they can grow up to 20 feet long and are illegal to own. >>> bay area schools that have seen violence in the past are trying to prevent it in the future. the new safety features, and what is now in every single classroom. >> the fog is rolling in, and the weather is starting to cool off. the times on when you can expect a 5-degree temperature drop where you live. >> and after the break, police are looking for really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what

university tomorrow. she appeared in san francisco yesterday. the former secretary of stated first lady is on a speaking tour, when she was asked about running in 2016, she replied that she's thinking about it. >>> people in roseville came across a bizarre site in the parking lot of a shopping mall. officers said someone had abandoned a crocodile in a container outside a reptile business saying it was a nile crocodile and to call rescue. they can grow up to 20 feet long and are illegal to own. >>> bay area schools that have seen violence in the past are trying to prevent it in the future. the new safety features, and what is now in every single classroom. >> the fog is rolling in, and the weather is starting to cool off. the times on when you can expect a 5-degree temperature drop where you live. >> and after the break, police are looking for this 31-year- old woman who they say killed a teenage boy. the history investigators say connects the suspect and the victim. salesperson #1: the real deal is the passat tdi clean diesel gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. salesperso

san francisco police department for over 20 years. he is a native san franciscan, and went to macatire high school and played football at city college and sacramento state university and also an accomplished musician, dj, and everyone says that he was quite the character. and he was serving at central station at the time when he passed suddenly, and without any warning. and so we will adjourn in his honor. and secondly, we also lost a 37-year veteran of the san francisco police department, officer stewart who was assigned to the permit bureau and prior to that he was one of the original officers at the international airport and leaves a wife and two children and i mentioned about him is that he always had a warm smile and a big smile for everybody. and both of these members the san francisco police department, remembers the officers for justice. and so, we will adjourn in their honor and honor of their family for many years of service and they will be greatly missed. and so without further adieu, could we call line item number one? >> line item one, general public comment, the public is welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonigh

deliver an address and san jose state university tonight as part of a lecture series featuring prominent women. clinton spoke on tuesday to a marketing conference in san francisco. why she remains noncommittal about running for president 2016. a recent zogby poll showed clinton would soundly beat any of the front running republicans in an election. tonight's event will be without controversy. a group calling themselves the gilroy and morgan hill 0 patriots will be protesting the then demanded that the former secretary of state be held accountable for the 2012 attack on the u.s. embassy in benghazi to kill the ambassador christopher stevens and three others. former san francisco supervisor ed jew is due to turn himself in today to begin serving his sentence for a perjury conviction. the good news for jew is that he will only have to spend 60 days on his one- year sentence and county jail. the remainder of the time will be served at home and doing community service. jew was released from federal prison after serving for a half years on a 2008 extortion conviction. and in oakland today the strictly sell pacific about show kicks off at jack london square. the four

san jose university in three hours. the former secretary of state and first lady is continuing her west coast lecture series starting in san francisco on tuesday. >> it's already recycling about -- [ pause ] >> what was that, a bat? >> a woman threw a shoe at clinton during an earlier speech in las vegas today. clinton ducked, laughed it off saying good thing she didn't play softball like i did. >>> meanwhile, president obama was in texas giving a speech to mark the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. ♪[ music ] >> president obama was just two years old when president johnson signed a civil rights act of 1964. the bill paved the way for the country's first black president. today the president called on americans not to take that progress for granted. >> because of the laws president johnson signed, new doors of opportunity and education swung open for everybody. they swung open for you. and they swung open for me. that's why i'm standing here today. >> the summit wraps up this evening with remarks from president george w. bush, former president carter and bill clinton spoke earlier this week. >>> there is another possible clue

make sure our universities are diverse and we have a seat at the desk and we want to move forward and continue the dialogue with our communities throughout san francisco and through the state of california. thank you. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i think i'm entering this conversation a little late, but i just wanted to support the comments that were made by supervisor breed. many of us in this room posed proposition 209 when it came to the state ballot, i believe in 1997. i was a college student and i went to a private university here in california and stanford made a statement it will up hold affirmative action. and 50 percent of students at stanford is of color. the following year after the passage of prop 209 what we saw, uc were scary in terms of enrollment of african americans students and i got to he -- i got to experience that personally. there were two african american males in my class. i think that is really a testament to what the elimination of affirmative action has brought not not just at the education level, but through contracting throughout public agencies, and i think it is really clear that when we talk about affirmative action, it's not about quota

san francisco giants. they take on the arizona diamondbacks this afternoon. >> students celebrated early into the morning at the university of connecticut campus. the huskies defeated the kentucky wildcats to win the ncaa national championship. >> happening today state senator leland yee of san francisco expected to be arraigned on federal grand jury indictment charges including fraud and gun and drug trafficking. >> hackers are a wiley bunch. >> a big change at atms across the country could create an express lane for hackers into your bank account. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning. tuesday is here, it's april 8. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego michelle griego. time now is 6:00. let's check in with liz for a check on our morning commute. >> thanks, guys. there was some confusion in our last report about whether the metering lights on. they are officially on now at 5:57 they switched them on so delays have really begun heading into san francisco. it's backed up beyond the first overcrossing in the busiest lanes and, of course, the delays will continue to grow. there is that giants game later on this afternoon. so

san francisco is 17 minutes and in san jose, 280, away from 17, empty out there with no problems through san jose at this hour. >>> breaking overnight, at least one person is injured after san jose state university students make a harrowing escape from an harm building -- an apartment building fire. matt? >> this was a close call. you can see the damage from the fire at this apartment complex a block away from san jose state. firefighters believe a match started it and a cell phone saved the life of a young man. here is cell phone video showing the flames. it started at 11:30 on east williams and south eighth street and they were told a young man in a third floor apartment lit a candle and tossed the match on to a couch. he walked outside and saw the couch on fire and used the cell phone to call the room hate to get out and he ran through the flames to escape and a neighbor explained what he saw. >> i saw a big fire, and i knew it wasn't good. i didn't know what would happen after that. >> the roommate escaped but he was taken to the hospital with second-degree buns and a second person was treated for smoke. three units were affected and 11 people were displaced and they will be straying with fr