san jose police are urging anyone with any information about the whereabouts of jonathan ziprioano rios to call 911 or the anonymous tip line. there is a student at san jose state university who suffers from a disease that causes him to uncontrollably speak out. update news reporter lisa doo-tree explains how he copes with this ailment. ">>>twenty six year old sophomore james mackay is not you're typical san jose state university student. james has a neurological disorder called tourettes syndrome that is based in the brain. he says he had it since he was a young child. james mackay/tourettes syndrome sufferer"i was in there playing with my army men like any other eight year old. i am sitting there and i just started hitting myself. i got so frustrated that i hit the table." there is no cure for tourettes syndrome butjames says every semester he tries to work on his affliction. he says its gotten easier.j james mackay- "essentially its gotten easier over time. cuz, i'am probably going to be dealing with this the rest of my life. and, if i don't figure out how to deal with this. if i don't figure out how to make this work. then, you know i might as well give up now." one o

">>>amanda fraga is a student at san jose state university and an employee at "circle a", a skateboard shop in downtown san jose. fraga earns 9.25 now and will be getting 10 dollars with the minimum wage increase. but she worries about the effect on her employer. sot: (amanda fraga, marketing junior) "i think it hurts a lot of people, especially in san jose, you know that have a lot of mom and pop shops" fraga says she fears that "circle a" will struggle with the increase. so the owner of the skate shop says since most of his customers are students "circle a" cannot afford to raise prices. surrounding businesses like rosie's posies flower shop and camera cinema twelve say that students are their target audience. but the co-founder of camera cinemas, dennis skaggs says: skaggs didn't talk to us on camera but wrote in an article "... the actual minimum wage increases to a small business owner are huge." still some students at san jose state university are excited about the minimum wage increase. sot: "... "i think its like a good effort, you know... for like the city to try to improve li

the san jose state spartans and players from the university of texas san antonio where in warmups when the game was suspended and canceled it later. san jose state will close out the regular season tomorrow against texas state. >> the dry and warm for the weekend, right, can we order that up? >> i don't think it is up to us. lisa? >> good morning, to you. we are looking at conditions that are clearing around the bay with a little bit of shower activity along the coastline, highway one, and redwood for last but it will shape up. we will see a warming trend over the weekend with temperatures near 70 by the end of the weekend. if you look at the bay bridge we are in the upper 40's and 49 in oakland and mid-40's for half moon bay and santa cruz. we are warmer this morning. we still have a lot of cloud cover left over from yesterday's rain, half an inch picked up around san jose. this morning, the numbers are dropping into the north bay with upper 30's in santa rosa and 37 in napa and 46 in livermore and union city, as well, in the mid 40's. we have temperatures this morning compared to yes

san jose state. ">>>san jose state university officials say financial aid and low income students may be hit the hardest by the budget cuts. "but really, our most needy students. those who come from families who cannot afford to put a penny toward their education." the automatic budget cuts are called the federal sequester. they went into effect friday. according to the white house, california could lose eighty-seven-point-six million dollars for education. as many as twelve hundred teachers could lose their jobs. three-hundred twenty schools could lose federal funding. and ninety-six hundred low-income college students could see reductions in financial aid. "i've never heard about this. and i didn't know that what a huge impact it has on us and on our schools. so yeah, it definitely did surprise me. i was just shocked." congress had almost two years to create an alternative that wouldn't hurt the economy. that didn't happen, and now we have the sequester. "well who knows how it's gonna hit us, but it's gonna hit us, and i don't think there's pretty much a big thing we can do about it." harris urges stu

here at the bottom of the screen it says san jose state university next right.his is 101 north with the tail lights headed up to mckey and julian. very wet. the rain just coming in hard through the area. the maps i will show you now will get you located north 101 forcing north. you see the green in the area where it wasn't a few months ago. recalculating the data. we see it's smacking down throughout the south bay like christina said. 85 really getting hit. 17 and 880 through the middle of the screen. puddling and ponding of the blue section to the 8 # and 280 interchange downtown san jose. the santa cruz mountains, slippery conditions up or down toward the summit in either direction for 17. no major slowing reported. we advise that because of visibility and traction. we have a wind advisory on the bay bridge as the camera -- well, once it unfreezes we see it shaking. the traffic is okay but watch it on the bridges this morning. >> thanks, mike. 4:56. new details on a decades-old east bay cold case. we'll show you the images police are releasing they hope will l

. >> you're just starting and piloting with san jose state university, and the courses are still kind of limited. i mean, does this work for any subject, any school? are you going to do foreign languages? you have a lot of mathematics and computer science type courses right now. >> what udacikty does best is certainly more technical skills and things that we like the immediate response. >> i want you to continue. with auto grading, you're saying the robotic grading, in other words, math problems are either right or wrong and there's no subjectivity to it. continue, i just needed to get that clarification. >> absolutely correct. so we love it when the learning experience feels like playing a video game and in a video game like angry birds, you play something, and instantaneously you get feedback of what you're doing and get a second or third chance. don't do as well when it comes to philosophy and the turnaround time with people is actually much, much longer. having said this, we can certainly work with any school. we're doing pilots to understand how the pedagoggeorgy should wo online

the san jose state spartans and players from the university of texas san antonio were in pre-game warm-up when officials suspended the game and later officially canceled it. san jose state is scheduled to close out the regular season tomorrow against texas state. by then it will be dry weather. >> the dry weather is looking to be here for the most part. lisa? >> it will take us a little while to warm up, so, certainly, it has been cool on live doppler 7 hd showing what is left over of the rain and it is offshore. if you are headed out this morning you don't need the umbrella but certainly the numbers are dropping into the 30's allowing for cool temperatures this morning. overall we are talking about the coolest numbers where the skies clearing in the north and east bay and in the south bay you are still holding on to the mid-40's but inland east bay, by the delta just 35 degrees and 36 in santa rosa with mid-40's for union city and down around gilroy so the bay bridge this morning looks good and if you are hoping for more rain and snow, just let over snow in the sharia nevada but temperat

half-moon bay, san jose state university and novato all with wind gusts of 40 miles per hour. there's a cold front moving through tonight which will keep the rain chance around but we're not done yet. big area of low pressure sliding by this week keeping the rain chance elevated. details how long that rain is going to stick around coming up in about ten minutes. >> all right. see you then. >>> take a live look at the bay bridge tonight. this side of the island, it's all about that. the bay lights. our installation is up and running on the western span from treasure island into the city of san francisco. we have team coverage tonight starting with kristen airs who shows us how all this works. kristen. >> that's right. ken, they pushed a button just about two hours ago and just take a look at it. this is the flashiest that the san francisco bay bridge has ever looked at 1.8 miles wide and 500 feet high, this is the largest led light structure in the world and tonight we watched it come alive. >> tonight bay bridge sparkled. >> it's gorgeous. i love it. >> illuminated by an elect

wi-fi snfs a one and a half square mile area going from the center of the performing arts to san jose state university using the fiber network and dozens of new antennas from a company called ruckus wireless to super charge web speed. >> we've been able to push the boundaries of typical wi-fi mesh design. offering two to four times faster speeds an thorj comfortable networks. >> it's similar to the speed of a dsl land line. users can connect by selecting the wickedly fast network. i like the name. wicked fast. it will be used to process transitions in downtown parking meters. >> state treasurer withdrawn papers to divorce his wife. former alameda county supervisor nadya lockyear following her resignation from her seat in april after admitting to drug addiction and an affair. nadya lockyear just finished a six-month stay in a rehab program. a speck spokesman says the couple agreed to try to work things out. >> still ahead, why facebook is looking to take twitter's favorite symbol. >> a special day for math enthusiasts. the story just ahead. >> forget about the stimulus, how about tacos? creating thousa

. >>> students at san jose state university marked black thursday with frustration over a negative articleatue in silence hoping to raise awareness for a disregard of african american culture. they say an article exemplified their message. >> we believe everyone can express those opinions -- >> we told you about the piece earlier this week. it said black history month is redundant. some gathers to show disapproval. >>> he announced a bill that would help community colleges facing sanctions. the bill would provide financial assistance with a plan to approve the accreditation status. san francisco city college struggled to maintain its status. ed. >> federal investigators are getting involved in the harlem shake. in this case what they are looking into is a video that was filmed on an airplane during the flight. [ music playing ] >> you don't see that every day. a group of colorado college students made the video on a frontier airlines flight. the organizer asked the flight attendant for permission. >>> pandora is capping free music streaming at 40 hours a month. they are making the move due

. >>> news about a 22-year-old san jose state university student who was reported miss pg e. he's been found. the family of gabriel lorette- smith contacted officials so day their sons safe and at home. a family member found him in santa cruz county. authorities say his family and friends were especially concerned about his safety because they think lorette- smith may have been undiagnosed mental problem. >>> the man shot and killed by police last night was a person of interest in a homicide case. police officers tried to stop two men in a stolen white honda. authorities say an officer on foot opened fire when the honda's driver accelerated toward him. the driver died at the hospital. his name has not been released. investigators say a male passenger in the car is corporating with authorities. >>> we're learning more about another officer-involved shooting. this happened friday night in napa. police say a suspect they were trying to apprehend pulled out a shiny metal object and pointed it right at officers. thinking it was a firearm four police officers opened fire killing an

. >>> news about a 22-year-old san jose state university student who was reported miss pg e.nd. the family of gabriel lorette- smith contacted officials so day their sons safe and at home. a family member found him in santa cruz county. authorities say his family and friends were especially concerned about his safety because they think lorette- smith may have been undiagnosed mental problem. >>> the man shot and killed by police last night was a person of interest in a homicide case. police officers tried to stop two men in a stolen white honda. authorities say an officer on foot opened fire when the honda's driver accelerated toward him. the driver died at the hospital. his name has not been released. investigators say a male passenger in the car is corporating with authorities. >>> we're learning more about another officer-involved shooting. this happened friday night in napa. police say a suspect they were trying to apprehend pulled out a shiny metal object and pointed it right at officers. thinking it was a firearm four police officers opened fire killing angelo moreno. >

service covers one and a half square mile area of downtown from the center performing art to san jose state universityoyee will also use it and not just to check restaurant review. >> some things we need to wir wirelessly connect and manage our parking meters. wireless and can pay electronically and other city department and function that is have information they collect downtown. >>reporter: visitors to downtown san jose connect to the service connecting to the wi-fi network. >> there is word that twitter will launch a music service later this month. twitter has taken over the we are hunted. that's a service that is for finding music on line. and according to c net it use that is technology to build the mobile app. >> mean time facebook is working on inincorporating hash tag brain child of twitter of course. hash tag feature would allow face book to group conversations so that they can then build around certain topic like pope francis or abc 7 new news. facebook hopes that the feature would give users more reason to stay on the site longer and txvr(y on some of the ads. >> and samsung launch new phon

has come through private companies, like corsaira and udacity which just inked a deal with san jose state universityasses to incoming freshmen entirely online. sebastian thrun is founder of udacity, also a vice president at google, a google fellow, invented or co-invented google street

san jose. in november, city voters approved the increase on a ballot measure developed by san jose state universityout of half moon bay is very tricky this morning. we're seeing big delays on highway 92. we are trying to get on highway 92 and highway 1. a major injury crash shut down about a five-mile stretch of 92 both directions between downtown and highway 35. so if you are trying to get around this, a lot of folks trying to use highway 1, it's backed up. the fog is thick. so it's jammed towards pacifica. using highway 84 might be another better alternate. westbound 580 through the altamont pass is busy because of an earlier crash in livermore. that is traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. >> we have seen some patchy fog out toward the immediate coastline. otherwise, looking good so far. and a whole lot of sunshine coming our way. looking toward the golden gate bridge, a little sea haze there. otherwise, mostly clear skies over san francisco. 30s and 40s right now. as we head toward the afternoon, high pressure really building in nicely. temperatures soaring into the 60s and 70s in most s

san jose and walk on by. >> several students davis and san francisco state university are spending their spring break makingrence. today students made energy efficient upgrades to the heritage home shelter in san jose. its part a week long environmental project to educate elementary school students and improve four buildings. >> we want to make some kind of environmental impact and help the homeless here, like the heritage homeless shelter save money and energy. >> the group also plans to make energy upgrades at the wildlife center of silicon valley, martha's kitchen and arbuckle. >>> spot ify could scene compete with amazon and netflix. it's no discussions to create a streaming video service. it's not clear if it would stream movies. >> another major investor has joined the fight to keep the kings in sack a's the mayor said that paul jacobs has put up money for a new arena. >> let's check in with bill martin. we are talking about some rain but nothing to write home about. >> not what we need. we need real rain and snow in the mountains. by the weekend we may see rain accumulations and snow in the mountains

but it left a lasting mark at san jose university leaking rain water coming through the event at the event center and the basketball game was canceled. the san jose state players from the university of texas, san antonio were in pre-game warmups. san jose state is scheduled to close out the regular season tomorrow against texas state. >> we did get some rain and we are happy about the snow but we want more, right? >> coming up next, google has new job cuts. >> change is coming to the students in one bay area city, what the difficult is doing to protect young athletes on-and-off the field. >> a look outside showing a beautiful sunrise in the bay area and the rain is gone, showers are just about am gone but we will have traffic and weather next as the abc7 news >> good morning, live doppler 7 hd shows it is quiet and the rain has moved out. where is it? in southern california where we are looking at cool conditions as the area of low pressure sinks to the south and spreads the rain and snow. back home, we are cool today. actually, where we should be for this time of year at 57 in san francisco with upper 50's in san jose and lower 60's around the bay and

san jose state a ton. "well it's a pretty lean and mean class, it has no cost to the university." for the kayaks, and students pay a five-dollar maintence fee. here at calero resevoir, i'm tracy hinson update news." san jose state women's gymnastics won friday night in a meet against three other college teams. it was the last home meet of the season. the women landed each routine on vault, bars, beam, and floor without any falls. the spartans beat out boise state, uc davis, and seattle pacific university. junior, bekah gher, scored the highest all-around of the night. ááá ">>>the team did amazing. we came in here and we did what we've been practicing and we hit 24 for 24 and we did amazing tonight." the teams next meet is in utah against southern utah university, university of iowa, and ball state. the spartan baseball team lost a three game series to the university of santa clara broncos this week. in the first game, santa clara shut out the spartans five-to-nothing. but san jose came back in the second game and blew out the broncos nine-to-one. the third and deciding game was a

san jose and walk on by. >> several students davis and san francisco state university are spending their spring break makinge. today students made energy efficient upgrades to the heritage home shelter in san jose. its part a week long environmental project to educate elementary school students and improve four buildings. >> we want to make some kind of environmental impact and help the homeless here, like the heritage homeless shelter save money and energy. >> the group also plans to make energy upgrades at the wildlife center of silicon valley, martha's kitchen and arbuckle. >>> spot ify could scene compete with amazon and netflix. it's no discussions to create a streaming video service. it's not clear if it would stream movies. >> another major investor has joined the fight to keep the kings in sack a's the mayor said that paul jacobs has put up money for a new arena. >> let's check in with bill martin. we are talking about some rain but nothing to write home about. >> not what we need. we need real rain and snow in the mountains. by the weekend we may see rain accumulations and snow in the mountains, by

states. an estimated 124,000 are undocumented. >>> four buildings in san jose are about to become more energy efficient. the students from uc davis and san francisco state university spending some of their spring break upgrading the homes to save on energy costs. here at the heritage home shelter the students replaced incandescent lightbulbs with compact flouriest penalty lightbulbs. -- fluorescent lightbulbs. they are teaching younger kids about energy efficiency also. >>> tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, we are going in- depth on what transpired today at the supreme court. ktvu's david stevenson was in the court this morning and he'll tell us about a sharp exchange between the lawyers and one of the justices. plus, we'll take you live to a big vigil planned for san francisco. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we'll see you the next time news breaks and we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. have a great day. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ]

states. an estimated 124,000 are undocumented. >>> four buildings in san jose are about to become more energy efficient. the students from uc davis and san francisco state universitynding some of their spring break upgrading the homes to save on energy costs. here at the heritage home shelter the students replaced incandescent lightbulbs with compact flouriest penalty lightbulbs. -- fluorescent lightbulbs. they are teaching younger kids about energy efficiency also. >>> tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, we are going in- depth on what transpired today at the supreme court. ktvu's david stevenson was in the court this morning and he'll tell us about a sharp exchange between the lawyers and one of the justices. plus, we'll take you live to a big vigil planned for san francisco. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we'll see you the next time news breaks and we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. have a great day. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h action and adventure almost everywhere. this is terrifying. oh h. all right, can we just do this already?

now, some universities, like san jose state, for instance, already offer massive open online courses for academic credit. they started that with a recent program. if this bill passes, it would be the first time that state lawmakers have instructed public universities to grant credit even for online courses that are taught by an outside vendor, not specifically to college or universities. in part because of budget cuts, hundreds of thousands of students are shut out or delayed in getting the courses they need to graduate in a timely manor. according to state senator darryl steinberg, who introduced this bill, in the state university system only about 16% of students now graduate in four years. he recently told "the new york times," we want to be the first in the nation to make this promise. no college student in california will be depped the right to move through their education just because they couldn't get a seat in the courses that they needed. and it is expected to be approved. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the ba bay." >> hoping for a nice day on tap.

>>> for the first time to get ready for the tournament games, new mexico state university fans came today to arrive in san jose'spavilion with plenty of chore. the aggies made the trip in style. >> getting the team here, they chartered a flight for the band members and the cheerleaders and everybody else. it's been so much fun. >> new mexico's opponent and its fans, the st. loui -- stshgs l st. louis. >> everyone's so thrilled and most people came from brooklyn. they were home for ten hours because we were at the conference and so it's just been minute by minute, just go, go, go. >> local businesses are counting on march madness, but people, such as carra douglas, who was coming with a grown up son. >> he's a huge fan and so excited to see cal versus unlv. he said that would be dope. >> organizers say there are tickets left but not many, and the best shot for cal unlv could be online. in san jose, robert honda channel 2 news. >>> forcible contact with the defensive player, would result in a 15-year-old pent and if he uses his helmet, he getss -- >>> project homeless connect bringing together medical, social and

. >> over to san jose state where the rain caused problems for the spartans so much the state could not even play less my. the spartans were scheduled to face off against the universityad runners. a leaking roof forced officials to call the game 50 minutes before tipoff. >> futurecast 4 highlights that by 12 issue of the '50s and '60s. by 2:00 p.m. it will be upper 50s from the heart of the bay. we are talking about sunny skies. the temperatures will drop into the 40's. here is your afternoon highs. upper 50s and 60s. turn your attention to the east bay it will be 61 for concord and walnut creek. 55 degrees will be the high for downtown san francisco. hit 63 degrees are expected for napa. >> your kron 47 day or around the bay highlights warmer weather is a round the bay. remember, early sunday that you have to spring for. that means that you have to move your clocks up an hour. we will lose an hour of sleep. the time is 6:48 a.m.. >> we are looking at problems on the upper east shore freeway. this is a new spot that has developed for the ride to albany. this started out as carpet in the lane but now it is an accident where the vehicle struck the the debris. this is t

university and mexican state. in the battle between cal and nv >> it's great to be in san jose that is hosted here and we're looking forward to a great evening. >> organizers say there's still a few tickets left, but the best shot may be online. expect to pay maybe a couple hundred dollars for a pair of tickets. >>> they watch more of the cheer leading than the big game. traffic is moving along well if you are driving throughout the area, there are no major problems, this is a look at 880, northbound and southbound, there are no major problems the morning commute is moving along nicely there's a little bit of a backup in some of those lanes. san jose off to a nice start and today it's dry. let's go to steve. >>> a little breezy conditions, patchy low clouds, i don't think that they will last too long. more of a northwesterly breeze. some in the morning and sunny. san francisco, going 59 today. 46 now, a little cool, high pressure building in. it's high pressure to the north, 31 off of crescent city. high pressure in the north, low pressure to the south, just a little bit warmer by inland, that would be the greatest

san jose state. where the rain caused problems for the spartans. so much as they could not even play last night. the spartans were scheduled to face off against the universityak in the roof forced officials to call the game 50 minutes before tipoff. >> based on relief pitcher has one more season. mariano rivera to retire. mariano rivera baseball's all-time saves leader, plans to retire after the upcoming season. a news conference to announce is expected saturday at the yankees' spring training complex in tampa, florida. the 43 year- old right-hander missed most of last season after he tore a ligament in his right knee while catching fly balls dorn the batting practice. his a 608 saves are the most in major-league history. >> burglars have ripped off a charitable organization in concord. the broken to the agency's warehouse in martinez stilling and destroying close to $100,000 worth of gifts and furniture for the needy. this is video of the volunteers setting up a passed the event for the nonprofit group called " christmas for everyone. " the charity organization provides meals and hand out gifts on christmas day to poor families in contra costa county. the

at san jose state the rain caused problems for the spartans so much so that they could not even play last night. the spartans were scheduled to face off against the universityvessels of clothes and investigation into allegations that three ford suvs control away with the transmissions are in part. the national highway traffic safety administration says the problem of about 1.5 million ford explorer, mercury mountaineer and lincoln aviator as seabees from 2002 to 2005 model years. the agency determined that failure rates were not high enough to order a recall. the safety agency found 36 complaints including 14 crashes and six injuries. >> and national transportation safety board investigation is now painting a more dangerous picture of the january fire aboard a boeing 787. the report says mechanics and firefighters made repeated in unsuccessful attempts to put out the blaze through smoke so thick, they could not see the battery. the japan airlines plane had just landed at boston's logan international airport after in overseas flight. since january, the faa has grounded the entire dream liner 787 fleet. >> the vatican says the conclave to elect a new pope wil