." >> san jose state university you're watching "equal time" exploring new issues each week giving equal time to competing points of view. >> hello from the campus of san jose state university and welcome to this edition of "equal time." i'm your host journalism school director bob rucker. imagine growing up as a man but always wishing you were a woman. or picture the turmoil of a little girl convinced she should have been a boy. these are the conflicts people face before making the decision to change 3awwzxñtheir gender. ashley report. >> i feel -- disconnected from myself. i don't even know how to have a normal conversation with people who have known me for years. >> this is a story about a group of human beings who have gone through what many consider a different life. >> just because we are different doesn't make us bad. >> it wasn't always easy to be different for caleb. >> it was so uncomfortable and i started writing letters to family members telling them i just couldn't do this any more. and i didn't want to cause them pain but the pain i was feeling was just so great that i didn

i want to cover important issues of the student from san jose and compare this with the students in afghanistan. >> here at san jose state university, some of the students are concerned about the future. >> probably the worst major because i am unemployed a lot because i want to be a performer. i have a friend who has a masters and graduated top honors and she still doesn't have a job. >> over the past year we have served over 1,000 students and i want to say about 40% of them were unemployed for some pot am theme during that -- point in time during that year. >> there are a lot of job opportunities. they can look online and opportunities through marketing and try to accommodate their need. >> in afghanistan, the employment outlook for a student is even worse. in afghanistan there are hardly opportunities for students to get a job. on campus -- >> it's much more relaxed in the united states. plus, here they shake hands, but in afghanistan, there is no contact between the sexes. >> to look at an authority, it shows disrespect. it takes awhile to get used to that in this culture. >> what do afghans think we're doing about the environ

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. >> officials at the san jose state university are on alert this morning after a man exposes himself to a female student on campus. >> we're also keeping an eye on the george zimmerman trial in florida as jury selection continues today. >> we have high clouds today and this is not just the ground covered were contending with yesterday. the temperatures are in the '50s and we will see a few low 80s for the afternoon. if you can expect partly cloudy conditions by 8:00 p.m. tonight. it will be pretty quiet weather for the rest of the we cannot have your full detail coming up at 6:15 a.m.. >> we are just getting word that there may be a fire burning in san jose near the freeway. this is at the interchange of the guadalupe parkway and interstate 280. there are no additional details available. right around the bay area has been a good one but the mean lights were activated at the bay bridge. heavy traffic so far is confined to the oft might pass way and the antioch ride for highway for westbound. >> the time is 6:01 a.m.. a firefighter is injured after a 2 alarm house fire broke out overni

. >>> san jose state university police are looking for a man who they say exposed himself to a studentoman was studying alone when a man came in and made small talk. when she asked him to leave he pulled down his pants. then she called police. described as hispanic. 20 to 25 years old. about 150 pounds and unshaven fe . he was wearing a san jose sharks hat and a baggy white t-shirt with jeans. >> suicide bomber struck in afghanistan outside the country's supreme court building. the bomber reportedly was on foot and debt stated his explosives near the court's back entrance. police say the court was the apparent target and not the u.s. embassy. the man who is wanted -- who wanted the nation to know about secret government surveillance is now under investigation by the fbi. edward snowden went public with information about the program that monitors america's phone and internet use and believed to be hiding out in hong kong to avoid prosecution. >> he really did sacrifice knowing he'd become the world's most wanted man and the fact it's happened is not a surprise to him. >> the united stat

. >> reporter: san jose state university alumni are outraged.happened last night in this hall that has them so upset. >> reporter: we're live in oakland where we're meeting with b.a.r.t. representatives and union representatives to talk about upcoming negotiations. why it could get nasty -- next. >>> new this morning, a campus warning is in effect for san jose state university after a man exposes himself to a female student. ktvu channel 2 reporter katie utehs is on campus talking to people about what happened. good morning, katie. >> reporter: good morning. well, there are hardly any students on campus. that's because it's summer session. i will show you here. campus is looking pretty empty but we've passed some joggers along this trail, including some alumni who learned about last night's exposure incident on facebook. university police say a man approached a woman around 10:00 last night studying in a room on the second floor of duncan hall. he made small talk and asked her out on a date. police say the man pulled down his pants and exposed h

. >> police in san jose state university are telling students to watch out for a man russia slashed a female student on campus last night. the man asked the student on a date and then, supposed himself to her. she threatened to call application and he took off. he is hispanic, 5' 7", between 20 and 25 years old, with a sharks hat and blue jeans. >> police have released sketches of a man who robbed a market in scotts valley at a store on victor square on thursday. he is described as his pang man in his early 30's with a band-aid on the left cheek and a tattoo on his neck and last seen wearing a dark sweatshirt, baseball hat, and jeans. >> still ahead, he could be the most wanted man in the world, the search going on right now no a whistleblower who admitted leaking information about a top-secret spying program. >> first, dramatic new video from turkey, the violent clash today between police >> firefighters rushed to a fire in the hat of downtown berkeley at a 40 unit n ash hotel. people were hanging on the window calling for help at 7:40 and many were rescued from fire escapes in the f

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san jose state. earlier this month, the university president responded, sending this e-mail, saying after the incidentmathis' office, san jose state investigated and took appropriate action. but mr. mathis continued teaching. three weeks after our investigation aired, that e-mail announced because this is a personnel matter, the specific details of the actions taken are confidential. however, mr. mathis is no longer employed by sjsu. >> it's kind of concerning that, like, the university didn't act until we applied pressure. >> even that they have announced that he's no longer here, there's no real, was it guilt, was it pressure? what was the basis of the decision? >> and that remains the unanswered question. yes, the teacher is no longer employed by san jose state. but students still want to know why his departure came nine months after the university's internal review and followed a television investigation and a campus petition. san jose state's president has declined and deflected multiple requests to answer the students' questions and concerns in front of our cameras. >> i feel that he needs to ex

. >> police at san jose state university are telling students to be alert after a man flashed a femaletudent on campus, before 10:00 last night. the man asked the student out on a date and exposed himself. she threatened to call police and he ran off. he is described as hispanic, 5' 7" with a sharks hat, and white shirt and blue jeans. ought to along at the dow. >> it is plunging. selling is going on as investors are worried about global central banks cutting back on stimulus. do you remember this ad that introduced apple mac p.c. and that company is teaching up with a new ad campaign to revive interest and connect better with consumers. they first showed new commercials at the developer conference yesterday and one we saw was 1984 super bowl, only airing one time. the markets so far this morning, all are under pressure today and the silicon valley index is trading down, as well. that is the new york stock exchange for bloomberg business report. >> we have some delays atthis morning, too, because of the weather and mike is getting the latest on that. mike? >> what is going on? atlanta

. >>> a man exposes thoeupls a san jose state university student last night.ive in the neighborhood have to say about the incident coming up. 97 look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> good morning. a lot of low clouds. if you go inland sunshine they burn off. 60s, 70s, 80s. >>> welcome back. here is a look at some of the top stories we're following for you now at 6:45. a big fire in san francisco's bay view district. damaging two homes. and the firefighters say the flames there sta

dogs of war, who are the defending champions against mccarthy ranch an team sparta from san jose state university reporter: so out of 48 teams, john madden's team is still in the game. we're walking inside now where we're down to the final two courts. we have had easily over 1,000 people here today. we are down to about i'd say 750 people still here. john madden is just now taking the court but i have to tell you, i spoke with him right before this game. and he has a lot to say about the kcbs team. take a listen. >> you get to a point in life where you can't play anymore. all you can do is talk. and as your talent level goes down, your trash talking goes up. so that's where i am. you know? big talk, no play. >> reporter: i love you so much. you do so much for our community. thank you for having us all out here today. >> thanks for being here. >> reporter: it's been an amazing day here in livermore. the weather couldn't be more perfect, inside the people are raising at least over a million dollars for four different charities here in throughout the east bay. we have madden's team taking the court

students at san jose state university on alert this morning after a man exposed himself to a female studenttoday in the bay's" marla tellez is live at san jose state. she joins us now with new details. >> reporter: good morning. i just hang up the phone with san jose state campus police. they say all the information they are giving out has been sent out to students here in this alert text message that was sent out as soon as this incident was reported last night. it says it happened just before 10:00, 9:50 at duncan hall. after flashing himself, the suspect just took off. all police are saying is this person is a hispanic man in his 20s wearing a white t-shirt and jeans with a teal hat. teal makes many of us think of the san jose sharks. officials cannot confirm if he was, in fact, wearing a san jose sharks hat. officials say they believe this is an isolated incident. they want to remind everyone school is out. so most students are gone right now on summer break. there's about 30,000 students here on campus when school is in attendance. it's unknown if the female who reported the incident i

. >> officials at san jose state university on alert this morning after man expose themselves to a female student on campus. details on that story coming up. >> temperatures are mainly in the '50s. later on today, after an highs '60s, '70s and a few low 80s. might fall repor >> chp has not been very active this morning because there have not been many incidents to slow your commute. interstate 680 and the southbound right into the san ramon valley is typical. the heaviest traffic is on interstate 580, highway 40. it is still light traffic for the south bay, 101 is a little slower but we still have great conditions on this peninsula through the north bay. >> 7:01 a.m. and a fire displaces eight people in san francisco and injures a firefighter in the bay view district. jackie sissel is li>> you can see some of the damage caused by this early morning fire. it has displaced eight people and set one firefighter to a local hospital. they said the fire actually started right here between these two buildings. there was a cardboard type of area that had lots of the breed in it. it quickly spread

. >>> right now breaking news to tell you about from san jose state university, a warning from policean indecent exposure right on campus. nbc bay area's marla tellez is live with who the officers are looking for. >> reporter: good morning. i just got off the phone with the public information officer for san jose state. right away she stressed two things. number one, she thinks this is an isolated incident. she doesn't seem to think this is a serial incident. she also wanted to point out that school is out of session, so this may not have involved any students at all. when san jose state is in session, there are about 30,000 students, most of those, of course, enjoying the summer break. in the meantime i can tell you an indecent exposure incident was reported to campus police about 9:50 right in front of where we're stand ning this morning. this is duncan hall. police say a suspect exposed himself to a female and took off on foot. the suspect description is rather limited. still we want to point out what this description is. a hispanic man in his 20s wearing a white shirt and jeans an

san jose state. in a letter, university president he let students know that this man, kin he's yolg lecturer jeffrey mathis is no longer employed by san jose state. we've requested interviews with the president for the past week about our requests have been decline. the university once again electing to ignore questions about why no action was taken against mr. mathis for more than ten months. mathis told police investigators that he believed the encounter in his office was consensual. he later wrote an e-mail to the student saying he made a mistake in how he handled the situation behind closed doors. in the coming days, you will hear reaction from that san hoers state student. we do intend to ask questions. it is an issue of public accountability. the student wants to know why it took so long for any action. >> good work. thanks. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. you can send us an e-mail to the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> largest gang case in santa clara history. 34 gang members indicted on selling drugs to murder were all in court. nbc bay area's marian favre joins us in s

. >> officials at the san jose state university are on alert this morning after a man exposes himselfn campus. >> we're also keeping an eye on the george zimmerman trial in florida as jury selection continues today. >> we have high clouds today and this is not just the ground covered were contending with yesterday. the temperatures are in the '50s and we will see a few low 80s for

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san jose state. but students still want to know why his departure came nine months after the university's internal review and followed a television investigation and a campus petition. san jose state's president has declined multiple requests to answer the student's concerns in front of our cameraings. >> i feel like he needs to express what happened and admit that they were wrong. it's just really upsetting because i wanted to personally graduate from san jose state. and i feel that i don't feel comfortable still at that school. >> our calls and e-mails have not been returned. officially, we still don't know why professor mathis is still employed at san jose state. >> raj? >> tony, we'll continue to stay on this story. >> we survived the first day of triple digit temps. >> you can see the lingering aftereffects. we're still in the 80s around concord. you'll have heat, but pretty strong thunderstorms. so this large monster high pressure, we've been tracking out of the southwest. perhaps as hot as 130 around death valley. tomorrow, 126 degrees. 118 in palm springs. 110 in fresno. some of that heat creeped

the xdaccountabili of jeffrey mathis.ok4il; >> they also posted añr letter top san jose state oibleÑi ifs including universityre petitioning in regards to a a san jose state faculty member accused of sexual assault by a student. itw3 continues toe1lp lpensure safety and well-being of all students we deman thee1 immedia the faculty. >> are you saying you want him fired for what happened? >> yeah, i do. >> you expected thet( universit to take some sort of action. >> we expected the university to take it seriously, and at least investigate it longñr enough to notice that there's something notice that there's someiyrÑ wa university that if i get caught in a situationfá like this that Ñ will beok taken care of and i will be taken care of personally. >>t( the group also said their purpu7tjuy1 speaking out is 4 let the student know she has their support. meanwhile, the dean of the college of app>i%d arts and sciences where mathis teaches has refused to commentfá on our he referred us to the once again, san jose has electer professor mathis. i'mu tony9b.xd kovaleski. >>> another round of deadly tornadoes wreaks ha

as an example, they offered the blended class at san jose state university in silicon valley last fall. and the results were very encouraging. traditionally at course was on campus, had a 41 percent dropout rate, and with the blended class, the results improved to 9% dropout rate. let's not take this to the bank, but this is very encouraging. >> but, let me take san jose state. if i have read this. it may or may not be true. san jose state last week, the philosophy department professors refused to take michael's justice course as part of the curriculum and refuse to help teach it because they thought it would -- they made the english department try to teach it. to use the massive resistance like that at places like san jose state? >> the way i look at it is that these on-line courses are a new tool for instructors. and i think they provide greater value to the learner. at think we should keep our eye on students around the world and the quality of education. and so these new on-line courses , the next generation textbook in the text book is out there. if you are an instructor somewhere

a college instruct another longer teaching at san jose state after the investigative unit exposed universityders did not discipline him, even though he admitted to crossing the line with a student behind closed doors. this student telling her story to the investigative unit last month. she says the professor assaulted ago. he said it was consensual, but he admits he made a mistake. now for the first time since learning of the latest development, the student gives her opinion on why the instructor is no longer employed by san jose state. >> i feel because they -- he5bi knows and the school knows what he did was wrong. >> well tonight at 11:00, the investigative unit examining why the instructor's departure came ten months after the university's internal review and followed an internal investigation and campus at the time -- participation. >>> lance armstrong speaking out about the tour de france. what he that has race official rolls upset. jew may have seen the tamale lady trying to make a comeback now. how she is getting closer to opening her very own shop in san francisco. >>> plus, the int

. >>> a college instructor no longer teaching at san jose state after the investigative unit learned universityers did not discipline him. the student told her story to the investigative unit last month. she says the professor assaulted her in his office ten months ago. he said it was conventional but since admits he made a mistake. we'll hear why she thinks the instructor is no longer at san jose state. >> i feel because he knows and the school knows what he did was wrong. >> tonight at 11:00, the investigative unit examinesq/z his departure came ten months after the university's internal review. >>> new this morning, a man impersonating a bay area police officer now behind bars. police in vallejo say this man, jesse capel, would follow people to their home and act as an officer. he even used a rep cat gun and wore a t-shirt with police department on the front and the back. capel now facing several charges including false impersonation of an officer. >>> 6:55. san francisco's be loved tamale lady could soon have her own storefront. earlier this month the health department told ramos to stop se

investigative unit report, a college instructor is no longer teaching at san jose state after the investigative unit exposed university leaders did not discipline him even though he admitted to crossing the line with a student behind closed doors. the student telling her story to the investigative unit last month. she says the professor assaulted her in his office ten months ago. he said it was con vensal but admitted he made a mistake. now the student gives her opinion on why the instructor is no longer employed by san jose state. >> i feel because they -- he knows and the school knows what he did was wrong. >> tonight at 11:00, the investigative unit examining why the instructor's departure came ten months after the university's internal review and followed a television investigation and a campus petition. >>> new this morning, lance armstrong says he couldn't win the tour de france without doping. when asked if cyclists won races drug-free, he told a french newspaper, quote, it depends on the races you wanted to win. he went on to say the tour de france would have been impossible to win without the doping. the disg

students at san jose state university are on alert after a man exposed himself to a female student on10:00 last night at duncan hall. that's right near campus police headquarters. officers say the man exposed himself and ran away from the student t. santa clara county district attorney will announce the biggest gang bust in county history this morning. a grand jury is indicting 48 alleged gang members accused of selling drugs, robbing banks and committing murder. the announcement6"ó expected to come at about 10:30 this morning. that bust coming just as the san jose city council will approve a budget today to put more officers out on the streets. a police june juunion spokesman they need to improve pay because officers are leaving faster than they can be replaced. christina loren telling us today, if you have a chance, you'll want to get outside. it's going to be nice. >> it really is, john. good morning to you. starting with the reason why. inland. natural ac turned back on. temperatures will be comfortable. the only caveat, slight delays out of sfo.wf we'll let you know if anything c

. >>> a warning in effect for a san jose state after a man exposed himself to a student. and the universitytudents are being told to look out for. >>> well, police say that the incident is a reminder that the students should not be studying alone late at night. we have learned that the woman's cell phone did not work. that delayed the call. and a building like this how the big cement building reception may be an issue. and the exposure incident happened before 10 last night. police say that a female student was studying in room 205. a man entered the room. he started talk with the woman and asked her out on a date. then he pulled down his pants. the victim grabbed the phone and call the police. that's when he took off to the second floor elevator lobby. the man is described as hispanic 25 years old. 56 to 5'7". weighing around 150 pounds and unshaven. he was scene wearing a teal sharks hat, white shirt and jeans. police say if you are having trouble and cannot use your cell phone there are the blue warning university police call interests. those are throughout campus. if you don't have rece

san jose state. a professor accused of sexual assault by a student is no longer working at the university. the investigative unit first exposed that university leaders failed to discipline the kines yolg. he said it was consensual. the student said it was assault. he didn't say if mathis resign, or had been terminated. the president has repeatedly decline to explain why san jose state chose not to discipline mathis. if you have a tip for jena or anyone else in our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail. following up on another story we broke on nbc bay area, the exodus of administrators in one south bay school district continues to grow. tonight we're learning 20 people have already left the district. distractions and interruptions thatle say is taking attention away from students. in a district that is already struggling academically. nbc bay area, in a few minutes there will be a board meeting this very evening. >> that's right. to show you how fast emotion is involved in this, after our original report aired two weeks ago, a petition was launched and tonight at the meet

. >>> a followup story, a san jose state professor who crossed the line with one of his students no longer works at the universityity officials won't say if professor jeffrey mathis was resigned or was terminated. the female student says mathis made unwanted advances during a late night meeting in his office. mathis says it was conceptual. >> let's bring some sunshine into your day. a look at campbell, the water tower, christina loren is with us now. just getting nicer and nicer. >> city of trees, campbell, love it. love that city. beautiful little downtown area, many of the many treasurers across the bay, maybe somewhere you might want to bring dad this weekend as you start to get those wheels turning in your mind, trying to figure out where to take him, you have unlimited operations this year because the weather is going to be spectacular as we head throughout the next through days. i can't over use that word enough to describe it because it's going to change next week. i really want to make sure you guys can get out there and enjoy it, especially if you want to head out and have a good time with dad. we've got

university of san fransisco came in number one. they have a 40% minority population and high graduation rates. san fransisco state was 8th, and san jose state came in at number ten. a celebration for teachers in oakland, welcoming new teachers to the district. tonight's event for teachers and their families was hosted by the organization teach tomorrow in oakland. the group works to bring teachers who reflect the ethnic and cultural diversity of oakland into the classroom. they agree to work in the district for five years and get professional development opportunities and peer support. >>> the cooling trend comes to an end. when temperatures had jump back into the 90s in your neighborhood and when fire dangers will become high. >>> then the secret to anti-ageing? the surprising results after ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks

university of san fransisco came in number one. they have a 40% minority population and high graduation rates. san fransisco state was 8th, and san josetate came in at number ten. a celebration for teachers in oakland, welcoming new teachers to the district. tonight's event for teachers and their families was hosted by the organization teach tomorrow in oakland. the group works to bring teachers who reflect the ethnic and cultural diversity of oakland into the classroom. they agree to work in the district for five years and get professional development opportunities and peer support. >>> the cooling trend comes to an end. when temperatures had jump back into the 90s in your neighborhood and when fire dangers will become h>>> then to anti-ageing? the surprising results after study on sun screen. >>> more cases of hepatitis linked to the frozen berries sold at cosco. . >>> we have new information tonight in that outbreak of hepatitis a linked to tainted frozen berries. there is another confirmed case of the disease here in the bay area. that brings the statewide total to 34. alameda county health officials says one adult was hospitalize

follow-up to a story our investigative unit first broke, san jose state professor who crossed the line with one of his students no longer works at the university to the beach. 75 degrees in santa cruz today. talking about 88 in livermore. a little bit warm. might have to actually use your ac. head tomorrow, the natural ac comes right back on. temperatures are going to tumble as a result. we will be in the low 80s saturday and father's day. happy early father's day to all the dads out there. monday into tuesday, we continue that cooldown. let's check your drive. good morning, mike. >>> i like the cooldown and also the easing of the commute over at the bay bridge toll plaza. the fast track lanes are clearing now, just the cash lanes, it happens. actually start to build around 11:00, again, cash lanes. heading back into the city for some shenanigans on a friday. the maps seeker a smooth drive. the earlier crash has cleared past the toll plaza, the reason why, fast track moves smoothly. slowing 880 past 980, earlier crash as well. a note, heading through fremont, dakota, highway 84, reports of five cars blocking one lane so you should see some slo