hi, my name is erica everly and i'm a child and adolecent development major at san jose state university. hi my name is sandra gregory, i'm a peer health educator in the sexual wellness specialty here at san jose state. hi i'm nina calderon, and i am a consumer intern at the lgbtq youth space. hi my name is jacob peinado, and i'm the lead for the sexual wellness for peer health education at san jose state. and i'm raven swayne, the student correspondent. thank you very much. this is a very important topic. just to clarify for the audience. back in the olden days, when i was in college it was stds. now it's called stis. what does that mean? so we use the term, sexual transmitted infection because infection means something is transmitted person to person rather than a disease where it's developing within us, and that's exactly what a sexual transmitted infection is. it's transmitted from person to person. >>very good. so not necessarily an on going or life long challenge? right. so some can be an on going or life long challenge, like hiv or herpes. but just the term "infection" we're talki

matt is at san jose state. >> san jose state president is in southern california attending meetings but sent a message back here to the campus community saying she was both sad bed and outraged about the news. this incident took place in two dorms here on campus, washburn hall and campus village, primarily housing first year students. the san jose mercury news said one swastika was written in the condition area of a campus village suite. at washburn hall nametags were removed from the dom used to make another swastika put in a hallway and a room window. hateful language accompanied both swastikas. this is after three former san jose state students were convicted of misdemeanor bait try but acquitted of hate crime charges of putting a bicycle lot around a roommate's neck in 2013. the officials are investigating this incident. >> there is a new study on childhood obesity that could treat the condition. gut back tear is important, looking at the back tear and they found four specific groups of bacteria that thrives more in those who are obese. the author said the kits with the bacteria cou

the cyclones turned the tables today against san jose state. scott westerberg has the highlights. the cyclones and spartans meeting for the first time ever and it didn't take long for iowa state to set the tone...joel lanning up top to allen lazard...does he get a foot down? at first the refs say no, but they'd review it and reverse it...7-0 isu... san jose state marches right down the field but on third and goal, brian mills flies into the backfield and makes the tackle for a goal to make it a 7-3 game late in the first quarter... san jose state gets the ball back and takes to the air but jomal wiltz goes up and takes one away...the flag was for offensive pass interference....cyclones ball... from there, cole netton drills a 49 yard field goal to put iowa state in front 10-3... jacob park takes over at quarterback for isu in the second quarter and he hits lazard over the middle for a big gain deep into spartan territory... mike warren finishes the drive with a short touchdown run and the cyclones increase their lead to 17-3.... more from the isu offense...park with a perfect yard

matt keller is at san jose state. matt? >> good morning, san jose state's president is in southern california attending meetings but sent a message to the campus community saying she is sadded and outraged by the news. the late overseas incidented took place at two dorms on campus, washburn hall and campus village primarily housing first area students. two swastikas and hatedful language were discovered on tuesday night. according to our media partner one was written in dry race marker in the common area of a village suite and at washburn name tags were removed to make another swastika put in a hallway and room window. this is after another ensure depth in 2013 when three former san jose state students were convicted of misdemeanor battery but acquitted of hate crime target for but thing a bicycle neck around their son's neck and the son was called racial slurs by the white roommates. university police are investigating this latest incident. >> this morning, a man is under arrest accused of attacking sacramento's mayor. >> a

while he was here at san jose state he described kin kneesology described as the art and science of human movement. he trained this year to be a student leader of san jose state's outdoor adventures recreation program. he was swimming in eagle lake in the sequoia national park on saturday when something went terribly wrong. the university president said in a statement, billy reportedly struggled and sank beneath the water surface. the group tried unsuccessfully to rescue him. our students and staff reacted with incredible encourage, composure and thoughtfulness. on behalf of the entire university community, i want them to know how proud we are for them. >> everybody liked this kid. always had a smile on his face. he was fun to be around. liked to learn, just a good kid. >> reporter: nguyen was a san jose native and graduate of prospect high school. his drowning is under investigation by the national park service. eagle lake is so far in, rescuers had to hike 3 1/2 miles to reach the lake. there are counselors for anybody who needs to talk. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>

. >>> a student le san jose state has been arrested. he is in trouble for an incident with his girlfriend. joshua romero was arrested last week after police say he got violent with his date. kpix 5's len ramirez has the story >>> reporter: san jose state's vice president of the associated students joshua romero was photographed by the spartan daily minutes after he was arrested on campus for domestic violence against his girlfriend. the incident happened at a hip- hop show at the event center thursday night. witnesses say the couple had a verbal argument, then romero restrained the young woman and pushed her against a wall. later while still in jail, police say he violated a restraining order by calling her on his cell phone. >> san jose state university is taking this situation very seriously. there have been conversations through the weekend and they are continuing today. >> reporter: as of now, the university says romero is still enrolled but that could change. >> the student conduct process has a range of sanctions range from educat

. >>> the president of san jose state university is now back on campus to address a disturbing discovery inside two dorms. kpix 5's maria medina has an update on the search for the swastika suspect. >> reporter: the san jose state university president cut her trip short in southern california to return to campus after learning about two swastikas and hate messages? two dorms including washburn hall. >> some people are offended by it. >> reporter: suzie is just one of the many freshmen who live in washburn hall where someone formed a swastika using dorm stickers. what did you think when you saw it? >> i ignored it because i thought it was some stupid kids messing around. >> reporter: but university leaders are not ignoring the incident and, in fact, campus police are investigating two swastikas found tuesday afternoon. the second drawn with a marker in a common area and another nearby dorm. both symbols found next to hate messages. during your investigation so far do you believe it was a student behind this? >> we are continuing to investigate. >> reporter: san jose state's spokesman says

students at san jose state are feeling uneasy. >> that's right. they discovered a swastika and hate filled graffiti in two separate dorm rooms. someone made one made of name tags. in the other case, a swastika and hate language were posted in a seven person suite at campus village. the incidents prompt calls from students for meetings. right now, we are gathering more information. and we will have a live report at the bottom of the hour. >>> 4:35. a tragic accident in the sierra, nevada takes the life of a grad student. she was killed sunday while climbing. 26 years old. grad student from stanford school of medicine studying immunology. she was climbing near bear creek spira, lost her footing and fell more than 800 feet. it marks the second tragic accident to hit the bay university or the university in the bay area this week. monday, we reported the death of a san jose student who drowned in a lake east of fresno. >>> still no answers as to what caused a scent that sent dozens to the hospital with breathing problems. this is the oil slick. undergo

the cyclones turned the tables today against san jose state. scott westerberg has the highlights. the cyclones and spartans meeting for the first time ever and it didn't take long for iowa state to set the tone...joel lanning up top to allen lazard...does he get a foot down? at first the refs say no, but they'd review it and reverse it...7-0 isu... san jose state marches right down the field but on third and goal, brian mills flies into the backfield and loss....the spartans would settle for a short field goal to make it a 7-3 game late in the first quarter... san jose state gets the ball back and takes to the air but jomal wiltz goes up and takes one away...the flag was for offensive pass interference....cyclones ball... from there, cole netton drills a 49 yard field goal to put iowa state in front 10-3... jacob park takes over at quarterback for isu in the second quarter and he hits lazard over the middle for a big gain deep into spartan territory... mike warren finishes the drive with a short touchdown run 17-3.... more from the isu offense...park with a perfect ball to dondre d

for 11 am, racist graffiti on campus, coming up in 20 minutes we will study what was found at san jose state dorms and the investigation that is underway.>>> shocking confrontation, what happened to the mayor of sacramento after he gave a speech last night and the charges now been filed.>> a good morning we're looking at a nice-looking commute on 80 westbound so far as you had out to the macarthur maze. >> ladies it looks like a hair update and guys extra hold on the hairspray, gusts almost 40 for some at sfo and at the altar not pass 48 miles per hour - altamont pass 48 miles per hour . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, fbi agents are still able to question the main suspect in the new jersey and new york bombings because he remains unconscious but investigators are continuing to look into the background of ahmad rahamie in the journal taken from him says he was inspired by al qaeda and isis and he is facing charges including weapons of mass destruction and he wrote in his journal but the sound of bombs will be heard in the streets and revenge against the us government for killing muslim wa

.>>> many students at san jose state are upset after finding swastikas being discovered into resident halls. >> janine de la vega is live this morning on campus to tell us what action san jose state university is planning to take, good morning.>>reporter: good morning, yes the university is investigating and they want to find out who put up the swastikas and hateful language, both were found in freshman dorms. university staff met with students from both of those storms last night to talk about what happened and address their concerns. the swastikas were found tuesday night and one simple was found on the door of the third floor of washburn call and it was made out of name badge stickers and the other was drawn on a whiteboard and the common area of a sweet the campus village and hateful slurs were written alongside both of the swastikas. everything has been removed for students or shaken up. >> i do not want to have people take it further, i want people to start getting hurt or people transferring out because they feel unsafe. it doesn't make me feel right or safe.>> they need to do

san jose. camera 12 is closing. the owner said after a decade of lost revenue, they just couldn't keep the cinemas open. the trio of san jose state self-professed film gates opened camera one in 1975. in 2004, they took over the failed united artist theater turning it into camera 12. this complicates things for san jose's film festival which begins in march and is scrambling to find substitute venues. >>> the most famous golfer in the world is making a comeback. maybe. tiger woods wants to revive his career here in the bay area. woods says he hopes to play in the safeway open at the silverado resort and spa in n a napa. the tournament starts mid-october, october 13th. woods who went to stanford as you know has not played competitively since august of 2015. and has been recovering from two back surge aries within this past year. >>> okay. this is not the day to be outside playing golf. way too hot for that. >> we've got big changes tomorrow. that's going to be some good news for us. also the air quality will be improving. you can see tonight still a spare the air day in effect. worst air quality over the east bay and south bay. by

live at san jose state, bob redell, today in the bay. >>> 5:36. a tragic accident in sierra, nevada takes the life of a grad student. she was killed sunday climbing. she was 26 years old. she was a fourth year grad student studying immunology. authorities say she was climbing near bear creek spire when she lost her footing, fell more than 800 feet. this is the second tragic accident to hit a bay area university this week. monday, we reported the death of a student that drowned in a lake east of fresno. >>> happening today, san francisco supervisors will hold a hotly anticipated hearing about the slowly sinking millenium tower, the high-rise sunk more than a foot in the short time since it finished. today supervisors will hear from current and former building inspectors about what they knew and when. nbc bay area investigative reporter broke that story. he now says a top member of mayor's staff will also face tough questions. he formerly was a private consultant that got major projects built, including millenium tower. >>> one of the most well know

a live look outside the freshman dorm at san jose state. everything looks normal from the outside, but inside a disturbing discovery. racist graffiti targeting students there. a number of students say they are concerned. i heard one student earlier tell janine she wishes whoever did it would just grow up. first of all welcome back, it is 7:30. and officially fall now. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning everyone. i'm mike mibach. dave clark has the day off. let's send it over to steve with a quick check of the fall forecast. >> in truckee, it's officially winter. 19 degrees up in truckee. fulgoursfall -- fall just began. air quality is good. gusts twin peak, 42 miles per hour at 2:00 a.m. gusts at 50 in the altamont pass. and 35, 40, out towards sfo as well. looks like a sparkling day. national weather service tweeted this out, fall initially began. 7:21 in the morning for us, and the breeze is there for many. it seems to be tailing off for a few, picking up for others. low clouds down the coast. the low is up north, northern part of the s

. >>> san jose state university organized meetings for students after swastikas were found in two dormitories. hateful language was discovered in washburn hall and campus village. there was an investigation last night. san jose state's president says she is saddened and outraged by what happened. >>> developing news from solano county where coast guard is now investigating two oil slicks in san pablo bay. that's after an odor sent people rushing to local hospitals. abc7 news reporter is live in rodeo with the story. katie? >> behind me is one of the oil refineries, but investigators are not calling [inaudible] the source of the leak at this point or the source of the oil slick. they want to determine exactly where it came from. a strange odor permeated the air around the san pablo bay and sent people to the hospital in vallejo last night. >> it was strong. it burns your throat and nose. >> yeah, like rotten eggs. >> like bad, rotten eggs. >> today two oil slicks are further compounding the mystery. one slick is reported by a mile long by 40 yards wide and could be seen from the air in the nor

how san jose state is responding to claims the school didn't do enough. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> a student at san jose state is making serious allegations of sexual harassment against a professor, and now some are questioning how the school handled the investigation of the student's claim. >> ktvu's azenith smith is on the campus tonight with the response from the school and the students there. >> reporter: frank, the president of san jose state university sent out this letter to students, faculty, and staff last night. in it, she calls the alleged actions troubling. what some students called troubling here, they didn't know about it until now. tonight, the name plate hangs outside his office door, but his future with san jose state university is uncertain, after a student accused him of sexual harassment. >> i was shocked that we didn't know to

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it doesn't make me feel right or safe here. >> san jose state university president.as in long beach for work- related meeting that she is cutting her trip short and coming back to campus today because of this and she did release a statement saying that she is saddened and outraged by the news and is working to address it in a transparent manner and university police are reviewing surveillance video to find out whoever is responsible but they would like anyone with information to come forward and share it with them. >> janine no specific students were targeted?>> you know, they did not reveal too much about these messages and so we aren't sure but we will keep on probing the university spokesperson. >> this latest incident comes a san jose state tries to improve the racial climate on campus, back in february 3 former students were found guilty of misdemeanor battery committed against her african-american remain in 2013 and the students were accused of having a confederate flag in their room, putting a bike lock around his neck, and using racial slurs. >>> students in

. >>> san jose state police investigating two instances of hate speech on campus. bob redell, we have that story coming up. joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laurgar. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock (toss anthony) . >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i am sam brock. we have seen so many changes in the forecast. anthony was putting it in perspective. some highs today are similar to lows a couple days ago. >> we were waking up to temperatures like this in places like livermore, you're used to starting in the 50s, we are back there. and across the bay area, 50 from north bay to south bay. livermore, two days ago, wake up temperature was near 70 degrees. that's what you'll be later this afternoon. yes, very chilly this afternoon. you need the jackets throughout the day. toss things to mike. how is it looking? >>> looking good. having the build you expect around the bay. east bay moving west. south bay, i have an update for a crash in cupertino, northbound 280 onto 85. it is the direction the crash is off the roadway, bu

all the san jose state professor is accused sexually harassing a student, just ahead, the questions beings noting an investigation. >> but the concern raised in san francisco city >> good morning, bay area, let's get going. >> good morning. it is wednesday. september 7. we have camera that is moving. i am matt keller here for regular. >> i am natasha zouves. we have the whole team, jessica castro and alexis smith and meteorologist mike nicco tracking a hot day in store in san francisco. >> a least concord and martinezing to san francisco. everyone is giving me a hard time. live doppler hd is showing the absence of clouds the first sign that things are going to be different than average and from south beach, the fog takes a few days off this time of the year and custody a day. the day planner on this 19th summer "spare the air", 55 to 65, and we will be in the 60 to mid-70s at the coast, and already 80s around the bay and inland by noon and mid-80s to upper 90s inland and it will start to cool

. >>> san jose state university organized meetings for students after swastikas were found in two dormitories. hateful language was discovered in washburn hall and campus village. there was an investigation last night. san jose state's president says she is saddened and outraged by what happened. >>> developing news from solano county where coast guard is now investigating two oil slicks in san pablo bay. that's after an odor sent people rushing to local hospitals. abc7 news reporter is live in rodeo with the story. katie? >> behind me is one of the oil refineries, but investigators are not calling [inaudible] the source of the leak at this point or the source of the oil slick. they want to determine exactly where it came from. a strange odor permeated the air around the san pablo bay and sent people to the hospital in vallejo last night. >> it was strong. it burns your throat and nose. >> yeah, like rotten eggs. >> like bad, rotten eggs. >> today two oil slicks are further compounding the mystery. one slick is reported by a mile long by 40 yards wide and could be seen from the air in the nor

megan campbell released the depth chart for san jose state. jacob carp is the backup but brett campbell left the door open on making a change at qb. both played the last two weeks and campbell says both look -- both will continue to see the field. >> we will continue to compete at that position but i think gives us the best situation and opportunity to be successful. i think we will continue to dominate that game for game. they both got skill sets that i think can really help our football team be successful. >> a big night last night with the vikings opening their new stadium with a win over their division rivals but late in the third quarter, adrian peterson left the game and today, team announced he suffered a torn meniscus in his right knee. vikings head coach mike zimmer says he hasn't ronald peterson out yet for the game against the panthers on sunday but there is no timetable for his return. >> i think this is a pretty resilient football team. i think they are tough. i think they are determined. i think they understand that you win footb

. >>> san jose state university the scene of a hate crime tonight. swast swast and hateful -- swastika and hateful language found. betty yu is on campus and classes just got started? >> reporter: that's right. school has only been in session for about a month and at least one swastika found on a door in a public area. officials say it was made out of name tag stickers. tonight the school held a forfrom students who live -- formal for students who live in the residential halls. the goal was to create a space where students could come together and talk about race issues. the second swastika appeared in campus village. also with hate messages next to it. the school's office was brought on to tackle cases like this and ensure a such a welcoming environment for students. today -- safe welcoming environment for students. >> to really focus on, you know, being able to listen well to students so students can feel validated. >> very sad seeing that. the fact that i came just for the diversity and seeing other people being so hateful to different races like th

and that he thought expected in those locations a once again highs around the mid '80s for san jose state in the 60s along the coast 82 degrees and petaluma of warmer as the questions the weekend. >> grant: the video we showed you agree what it is reaching our ocean beach. - we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids and for their college funds. we thought, "well this airbnb is actually a great way to pay those extra bills." - every bit of extra money helps these days. we have a retirement fund of our own and i take a draw on it. i don't want to take too much either because i don't know what life is going to bring to me. i get to keep 97% of my rental price. the extra income i get from airbnb has been a huge help. - airbnb has helped me so much financially especially starting my own business. san francisco is such an expensive place to live. the way people work and travel is changing. the guests are now able to stay longer, stay five days, enjoy another day in san francisco and spend more money in the neighborhood. my guests are able to exte

. >>> police have identified two students in a hate crime investigation at san jose state. police say there were two separate incidents where someone posted a swastika and hate speech inside the campus dorms. according to police, the two suspects did not know each other and acted individually. the university's president said she is saddened and outraged. >> we all should be outraged when any member of our community, whether here on our campus at san jose state, our neighboring community, or anywhere we live and work, are targeted in some way that is hateful. i'm both saddened and outraged. >> this incident comes after another racist incident on campus. earlier this year three white students were convicted of misdemeanor battery against their african-american roommate. >>> a key decision this afternoon in the police shooting in oklahoma. the tulsa county district attorney announced the female police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man during a traffic stop will face manslaughter charges. this video here shows 40-year-old terence crutcher with his arms up when of

. >> there was a racial incident on san jose state campus, and two students confessed to placing swastikas and hateful minimum on the resident walls. the president met with the students to calm their federals. >> i thought we had an animate and trek conversation. >> the president of san jose state university working into the night answering questions of the swastikas found on campus, with the meeting taking place in dining comments and we were not allowed inside. >> i wanted to reassure them we are thinking about how we can work together to live our values and our values of social justice and of community. >> she said that although some of us pay not realize how rude it is to draw things like that, other people are affected. >> the campus police chief revealed they had identified two students would admitted they were each behind the swastika and hateful language found inside two residents halls. >> i don't want to go into motivation it was characterized as a joke, in essence. one was fund on monday in washburn hall put together with name tags and the or was discovered on tuesday on a white

ballots go back to the desk.>>> san jose state university is looking this morning for whomever put upisplays of swastikas and hate language into student dorms. ktvu's janine de la vega is live on campus this morning, students are certainly upset, good morning. >>reporter: good morning alex. the president of the university is out of town but she is on her way back today because she wants to deal with this and she knows this is unsettling for many of the students. university staff did meet with the students last night who live in both washburn hall and campus village to talk about their concerns. one of the swastikas was made by piecing together name badges on a hallway door. the second was drawn on a whiteboard in the common area of this week shared by seven students and racial slurs were written alongside both of the symbols, all has been removed but this comes as the university is trying to improve its racial climate and it hired its first ever chief diversity officer. and this is what she had to say . >> i would say to a few students that i know of they are upset and upset on behalf

san jose sate -- state has grief counselors on hand. sn't know of any medical condition and they are planning his funeral service in san jose. >>> a driver killed when flying debris hits his windshield. any information about the freak stint killed an elderly driver. >>> and a medical scare at an east bay high school. why everyone on campus will soon be getting a crash course in tuberculosis. >>> students at skyline high school in oak lorand will soon be taking a -- oakland will took -- soon be taking a test they didn't expect to take. it's for tuberculosis. a student was diagnosed with it. >>> reporter: this week targeting which students and staff have had contact with that sick teen. next week blood tests for that group. certain dozens if not a few hundred people. >> i've of course am not happy this happened. i'm pleased with the response. >> reporter: the principal presiding over a meeting on tb. >> first, you'll get a pact in the mail. >> reporter: students orb staff who -- or staff who were near a -- an infected student if he was tal

couple of days ago. >> reporter: she is talking about sexual harassment allegations against a san jose state professor. according to the "san jose mercury news," the professor who taught counseling education repeatedly asked a female student if she was single. he was allowed to stay in the classroom and serve as a department head for five months even after a campus investigation concluded his comments were inappropriate. >> i didn't even know about that. so yeah. i think that we should be like more aware of the student on campus. >> reporter: that led to criticism of how the university handled it. today the school declined to comment but last night, the university's new president sent a message to the campus community but only after the allegations were reported in the news. quote, dear campus community, the actions alleged and related issues enumerated in news coverage are troubling. we are looking into them and we will learn from them and we will take appropriate systemic actions based on what learned." >> we all know sexual harassment is real. it's a serious problem. and it has to be addr

a san jose state professor accused of sexually harassing a student was investigated, suspended....but allowed to keep his job. >>> san jose state professor accuse ochd sexually assaulting a student was investigated, suspended, but allowed to keep his job. growing anger on campus is forcing the university to reopen this issue. last year a student accused plo pro fesser lewis aptikar of repeatedly asking if she were single and saying he wanted to date her. his lawyer says that the class was discussing romantic relationships and his comments were all made in context. but the university investigated him and found him to be inappropriate. he was suspended for ten days but was not fired. all this was brought to light by a san jose mercury news investigation. >> makes me question like what other things have they just pushed under the rug. >> it's pretty shocking. i haven't heard anything of it besides right now. so it makes me uncomfortable. >> this week the new university president says the allegations are troubling and aptikar is going to be investigated again. the professor is now on paid

. >> racist messages show up at san jose state. investigators say they've caught the person responsible who thought it was all a joke. >> they just wanted to talk about their daughter, they didn't want to discuss the case. >> that's right. she is back in california at an undisclosed location trying to get on a new path in her life. her parents tell me although they're no longer together, they want what's best for her. she is a key witness against at least seven current or former law enforcement officers accused of exploiting her. some officers have been charged with having sex with the self-described call girl while she was underaged. last month richmond police funded a trip for her to florida. she was arrested and plead node contest for battery. other claims and precursors to lawsuits are expected against other jurisdictions. her father spoke to me off-camera. he says "i love her with all my heart." he didn't want to get into specifics about the case. i spoke by phone today to monica sedillo, the dispatch officer who is her mother

the indianapolis 500 winner is at san jose state, and our news reporter is there with how he is tryingbout taking technology out of the class and how it applies to the track. students are check out eight different stations set behind me culminating with the honda race car. >> each curve and component showcases the power of engineering. >> it is awesome. >> this won the indy 500 and the engineers hope to cross the finish line first at the sonoma racetrack on saturday. our goal is to make or give the driver all the tool he needs to go fast. >> while flying around the track the steering wheel can be used to make real time adjustments to the fume and engine. >> on the race car everything in fuel, chemistry, everything all matters. it is all stuff we learn in the program. >> he started to working for honda three years ago and hopes the 250 middle and high school students check out the car will see his passion and use it to fuel their own professional decisions. >> mechanical engineers and computer science, difficult majors requiring a lot of dedication and it is all worth it. >> high school

. >>> and i'm damion trujillo, live at san jose state where a university is under fire. and so is a professor. i'm damion trujillo, the report is up next. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, and the >>> you're watching nbc bay area news with the bay areas biggest investigative unit holding the area accountable. >>> a hate crime in the east bay, say this paint is covering up racial slurs and a nazi swastika. the graffiti was discovered in antioch earlier this morning and that is not all. nbc bay area's elise kirchner has more on the possible attempted murder situation. >> reporter: also in this incident, that is because authorities say whoever started this fire intentionally tried to trap three adults and four children sleeping inside that home. but luckily one of the adults woke up to those flames. and now police here are investigating the incident as a hate crime. around 3:00 a.m., sean williams woke up to the screams. >> my 28-year-old daughter woke me up, said this house is on fire. >> reporter: the family gathered the fire extinguishers to put out t

two san jose state university students are waiting to find out their punishment after they confessed to being responsible for two separate swastika displays. abc 7 has more live from the campus. chris? >> reporter: and sadly, allegations of racism aren't anything new on this campus. you might recall the case involving three white students who were expelled for bullying their black roommate. since then, a new president has been hired as well as a new kpeef diversity officer. some wonder, though, if the changes are enough. many students at san jose state university were stunned after two swastikas were found on display in two different residence halls. >> i can't imagine how they felt when they saw the swastikas. that is crazy. >> reporter: campus police announced this afternoon that two male students confessed to being responsible for the hateful acts but say the cases are unrelated. >> i don't want to go too much into motivation. i think it was characterized by both as a joke in essence. >> reporter: according to police, one student formed a swastika out of nametags at washburn hall

she's a bay area native, a former 49er cheerleader, and a san jose state university graduate.o a reminder the miss america pageant is tonight right here at 9:00 on abc7 >>> a permanent honor for a long time mixture in our after the game warriors coverage. former golden state warriors player nate thurmond was part of the abc7 family who died in july. abc7 news was in san francisco for the dedication of the newly refurbished nate thurmond basketball courts. the popular courts are at the entrance to golden state park. children played as his family, a former teammate and mayor dedicated the court back to thurmond back in 2000 celebrated the new surface. >> abc7 sports director, larry beil, who as you know worked with big nate the and was his friend, mc'd saturday's dedication. >>> monday is a special day here on abc7. the new show "right this minute" premieres at 3:00 p.m. it will be followed by an early ed digs of world news tonight. and abc7 news at 4:00 and season 23 of "dancing with the stars" premieres at 5:00 p.m. live from los angeles. it's on early because at 7:00 p.m. we

san jose for us tonight. this latest incident comes as san jose state tries to improve the racial climate on campus. back in february, three former students were found guilty of misdemeanor battery for crimes committed in 2013 against their african american roommate. the students were accused of hanging a confederate flag in their room, hanging a bike lock around his neck and using racial slurs. >>> the governor has announced a state of emergency in charlotte, and called in the national guard, fouling a second night of protests. protesters rushed police, and officers fired tear gas in response. demonstrators are angry about the killing of 43-year-old keith scott yesterday. police say scott ignored repeated demands to drop a gun, but neighborhood residents claim he was actually holding a book, not a gun, as he was waiting for his son to get off a school bus. scott was black, so was the officer who shot him. some members of the community are now pushing for an economic boycott of charlotte. >> i'm talking about a massive boycott. no more wal-mart, no more mcdonald's. no more of these things that suppo

. >>> san jose state playing host to utah. potter a one yard pass to oliver. 10-6, san jose state.ever, the utes would quickly counter. four plays, 75 yard drive. troy mccormick, 16 yard touchdown run. utes regain the lead, 13-10. 19 seconds left in the half, back breaker, troy williams, 40 yard td to patrick. 20-10 at the half. third quarter, zach moss. splits the "d," and san jose state falls 44-17. drop to 1-2 on the season. >>> all right. giants with a chance to cement their wild card lead over st. louis, but once again the bullpen failed to come through. aly raisman threw out the first pitch. brandon belt scores hunter pence. we are tied at one. giants take the 2-1 lead into the ninth. bruce bochy gives santiago kas sill low a chance to get the out. and we're tied at two. get a sac fly and they go on to win, 3-2. giants now tied with the mets for the wild card lead. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. no fog to speak of. so we're starting off clear and cool in some spots but upper elevations well into the 70s.

. >>> san jose state playing host to utah. second quarter, third and goal for the spartans. ard pass to oliver. 10-6, san jose state. however, the utes would quickly counter. four plays, 75 yard drive. troy mccormick, 16 yard touchdown run. utes regain the lead, 13-10. 19 seconds left in the half, back breaker, troy williams, 40 yard td to patrick. 20-10 at the half. patrick 121 receiving yards. third quarter, zach moss. splits the "d," and san jose state falls 34-17. drop to 1-2 on the season. >>> all right. giants with a chance to cement their wild card lead over st. louis, but once again the bullpen failed to come through. aly raisman threw out the first pitch. giants down 1-0. brandon belt scores hunter pence. we are tied at one. giants take the 2-1 lead into the ninth. bruce bochy gives santiago a chance with one out. and we're tied at two. get a sac fly and they go on to win, 3-2. giants now tied with the mets for the wild card lead. five back of l.a. that's the way that the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa arg

. >>> at san jose state, some are questioning the university's handling of a sexual harassment case involving an education professor and one of his students. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has more. >> on the campus of san jose state university -- >> i didn't think that something like this would hit so close. obviously right here in my department. and it is very upsetting. >> reporter: a new report by our media partners at the mercury news indicated a professor kept his job and his position as a department chair five months after a university investigation found that he sexually harassed a student. last year a female student said that during a class, after he repeatedly asked if she was single and said he wanted to date her and personnel files concluded he acted inappropriately and he stepped down from his role as department chair at the end of the school year. one student said after he was popular with classmates. >> some of them like his classes and went to him for counting and he was just -- counseling and he was a great guy. >> reporter: two other students complained of his behavior in

from the campus of san jose state university, welcome to this edition of equal time. i'm your host journalism school director, bob rucker. today we will hope to have a candid conversation about things that are on your mind and certaintly things that we've been talking about in our communities. so let's meet our panel of experts. i am father saju joseph, a catholic priest and pastor at st. julie billiart perish in san jose. was a judge in dioses station, tribuna and we are -- i'm blessed to be part of the community which says a message: all are welcome, and we really live it. that's so beautiful, i'm the reverend nancy palmer-jones, the senior minister at the first unitarian church of san jose, downtown on third street. we too are a welcoming community with a long history of lgbtqia activism and inclusion. we also welcome people of all faiths and theologies. my name is zahra billoo, i'm a civil rights attorney and the executive director of the san francisco bay area office of care. the council on american-islamic relations we're the nation's largest american-muslim civ

this time, a student leader at san jose state accused of domestic violence. how the school is taking action in a time of intense scrutiny. >> in the middle of a busy holiday, a brutal attack on a northern california bike trail. how kayakers stepped in to stop a violent mob. >> and taking a swing on the subway? the man trying to bring some child like fun to the everyday bart commute. >> do not adjust your television screen or your smartphone. not a single cloud over san francisco today. it also hit 76 degrees. find out how hot we got away from the water and how hot we're going to get in the seven- day forecast. one day will be the hottest. find out which one next. offender today. he was surrounded by cameras... as he pulled up to the sheriff's office in >>> ex-stanford swimmer brock turner officially registered as a sex offender today. he was surrounded by cameras as he pulled up to the office in ohio to fill out the paperwork. he was convicted of sexual assaulting an unconscious woman at stanford earlier this year. his case sparked national outrage after the

. >>> there's a lot of tension right now at san jose state after swastikas and hate speech are foundside two dorms on the same night. >> the question now is whether the incidents targeted hate crimes. nbc bay area's jean elle has more. >> a lot of nervous people here. >> reporter: san jose students react to hateful message on campus. university police are investigating two separate incidents where someone posted a swastika and hate speech inside campus dormitories. >> i am hoping it is a joke, not a serious threat. >> reporter: daniel lives in washburn hall where students say last night someone created a swastika out of name tags, posted it on a hallway door and then moved it to a window inside a dorm room. investigators won't say what the words said but say they targeted a specific group. he says it's hurtful. >> people should be educated on how things like this are not a joke. people were actually hurt by this. many families lost people in the holocaust. >> reporter: university leaders sent the campus community a letter about the incident expressing sadness and anger. they are orga

san jose. what fueled a fire that forced an entire neighborhood to evacuate. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez at san jose state, remembering a student known for his fitness and his willingness to help other people love to outdoors. i'll have that report coming up. >>> what hillary clinton and donald trump are saying about the bombings in new york, the suspect and immigration. i'm tracie potts. that story is next. i'm sam brock. =laura/3shot= and i'm laura garcia-cannon. (toss kari) ==wx/cu== ==wsi full >>> 6:30 on your tuesday morning. welcome to "today in the bay." i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> talking 90s and triple digits even over the past weekend. we'll still have 90s and upper 80s for our warmest locations. things cooling off at the coastline. we have fog that's made its return. you can see from the north bay camera and san francisco camera, everywhere else looking at mostly clear skies. once we get to the afternoon hours, you'll feel the difference. not as hot later this afternoon, essentially for the tri-valletr. you'll still get to 91 degrees, even in the south bay 9. breezy at the coa

>>will tran: reaction has been harsh and very upset once again san jose state university investigatingase of racism this was discovered on tuesday night they from hateful messages written on the dry erase board and a common area the investigation is ongoing in the meantime studer reaction has been swift and very harsh here is what they have to say about another incident of papal messages on campus i said another incident of racism on campus the people who did it to him want to go after those people for hate crimes that there ought to allow convicted of assault and battery and misdemeanor >>james: coastguard pollution investigators have not determined the source of either of those chains are still looking into that their time to figure out if priscian is in direct connected investigated one to speak with the two men seen in the surveillance vote recorded the bombing suspect leaving a suitcase behind in new york city these two men from the suitcase opened it and then remove the wire pressure cooker before walking off with the empty suitcases their witnesses and they're not accused of doi

the racist symbols found on the san jose state campus. overnight..e state's governor declares a state of emergency. and as more and more top cops call it quits locally, we >>> protests in charlotte erupt in violence overnight! the state's governor declares a state of emergency. >> as more top cops call it quits really, we ask, is the trend here to stay? >> cooler temperatures and gusty winds and the effect it will have on your first day of fall forecast. >> in the south bay there are some new crashes in the area. we'll tell you where they are and how to avoid them. good morning, it's thursday, september 22. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. >>> it was a second nature in a row of mayhem and violence in charlotte, north carolina. a result of protests against an officer-involved shooting. a state of emergency has been declared in the city. one protestor was wounded by gunfire. a shot from another civilian. cbs news' don champion joins us live from charlotte with the latest. don. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. certainly a much

the investigators from san jose state university, the students, the san jose police department want to know when this happened and who did this. we got reaction from students last night. here what is they had to say about another incident on campus. . >> it was just like swastika and then written on it. it was offensive. nobody should like be hitting on a certain race of people. you shouldn't be like doing this stuff especially on the school property. i don't think it was a joke. i think he was trying to piss ?re@pí.pmw hurt some feelings. . >> reporter: the school quickly jumped on. they sent out e-mails to the students. we talked to a student about five minutes ago. he is a freshman on campus. ensaid when he pulled up his cell phone and looked at the message, he could not believe it, it being 2016 and things like this happen on campus. the school district -- the san jose state university administrators, their diversity committee is all over this. they are working with the students to see if they know any information and get the healing process going once again. back in 2013, this sch