the salaries of administrators and not faculty? >> unfortunately it is really the only way that the faculty has to negotiate at this point in time. >> she is president of the california faculty association at san francisco state and says that a strike will show students that the faculty is concerned about their future. >> it means that i would be a role model in for my students how important is to stand up for your rights when they are being trampled. >> this severs is costing senior says she hopes the faculty will not go on strike because she values for education and her professors. >> parties the what, are class's aren't going up, the teachers are not getting a fair contract, quality of education is deteriorating. >> the faculty association represents 24,000 professors and coaches and counselors. they wanted a slow down of the increase in class sizes and it would also like pay adjustment for members that earn less than those who were hired recently. it would like more permanent positions. academic freedom for their students in the note two-tier pricing. it will have two weeks to vote on whether or not it will authorize the board to call for a strike. voting ends april 27th. >> cuffs t

the faculty association says the impasse is the first step towards a possible strike. he association says that walk-out could delay the fall semester. members will vote through april 27th. >>> is -- san francisco police asking property owners to board up and fence in vacant buildings to pretend potential take overs from occupy professors. -- protest e the san francisco examiner reports rumors are swirling around a may 1st, take over of an undisclosed property. >>> president obama is back home from south america this morning. he returns amid an investigation of is. misconduct in -- of secret service misconduct in colombia, it overshadowed the president's diplomatic work at a summit this conduct reportedly took place before president arrived in that country. he says he expects the investigation to be thorough and rigorous and he will be angry if the allegations turn out to be true. members of congress called the alleged behavior outrageous. >> it will be about how did this happen and how often has this happened before? things like this don't happen once. >> security was c

the last faculty walkout was in november at two csu campuses. now members of the california faculty associationresenting professors, librarians, and counselors at 23 campuses will start voting today and over the next two weeks whether to authorize a two-day strike and coming at a tough time for the entire csu system that lost about $1 billion in state funding, cut admissions and hiked tuition. faculty is upset with proposed continued salary freezes cutting summer pay. the faculty wants more of a say they say in class sizes. but a csu spokesperson says this strike talk is kind of premature since they're still in the bargaining process. voting starts at noon, goes on until april 27th. they haven't said, though, which days they might strike if this is approved. christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> a canine officer right now suing city hall and the police department over the disciplinary action taken against him. david ray was the subject of an internal police investigation after an incident last july in which he and possibly other officers accessed pictures from a suspect's smartphone. the woma

the california faculty association which represents 24,000 members including professors librarians coaches and counselors have not been able to agree on a new contract after 22 months of negotiations. the faculty members of the campus's including san jose state want the chancellor's management to slow and increase class sizes. they also want pay adjustments for those to earn less than those who were hired recently. they say they do not want two- tier pricing. so what does this mean? if the vote passes and the union disagrees with the settlement that is proposed, the union's board could call for a two day strike. this would be a rolling strike which means that groups of schools would strike for two days, and one immediately after the other. it could be awhile before we know the end result. i can tell you that there will be a rally and at noon today at san francisco state, they will be kicking off the voting process. all 24,000 faculty members can vote online or at their respective campuses. it will be awhile before we find out about a lot of people will be watching. >> homeland security sec

the faculty association says the impasse sets in motion a series of events that could result in a massivesibly delaying the fall semester. faculty members will be voting through april 27th. >>> 6:33. president obama is back home from south america this morning. he returned amid an investigation of secret service misconduct in colombia. the alleged sex scandal involving 11 agents hiring prostitutes overshadowed the president's work at a major summit this weekend. the misconduct reportedly taops before president obama arrived. -- took place before president obama arrived. the president expects the investigation to are thorough and rigorous and he will be angry if the allegations turn out to be true. member of congress called the behavior outrageous. >> -- things like this don't happen once. >> the security was compromised by the fact these agents were in this compromised position where they could be blackmailed. >> the alleged scandal might have remained secret if not for an argument between at agents and a prostitute who demanded she be paid the money owed to her. five military service mem

the faculty association says the impasse sets in motion a series of events that could result in a massive strike possibly delaying the fall semester. the faculty members will be voting through april 27th. >>> the searchers at the university of california san francisco have good news regarding treatment of one of the more common types of leukemia. the researchers have developed a new sequencing technology targeting a certain mu tated gene from an acute myloid leukemia. getting a certain profile will help doctors personalize the drug treatments for patients. the research was published in the journal nature. >>> a massive study of the brain's genes have identified several that may develop your intelligence, brain size or increased your risk for a disease your children could inherit. 200 scientists and over 100 institutions worldwide contributed to the largest brain study to date. >>> some changes coming to the commuters who use the golden gate bridge. it will be closed nightly from about 8:00 p.m. until noon. the right hand northbound lane will be closed so the crews can remove sections of t

the pursuit. >>> faculty members at all 23 california state university campuses begin voting today on whether to strike. the vote comes a week after mediation between the university and the california faculty association an agreement. the main issues include pay and class size. the faculty association says the impasse is the first step toward a possible strike. the association says the walk-out could delay the fall semester. voting through april 27th. >>> breaking news story we told but earlier, the fire reported at a popular san francisco restaurant turns out to have been a dumpster fire. several reports of a fire at the house of prime rib near van ness and washington first reports began coming in before 5:00 this morning. the outside of the restaurant was scorched, no significant damage inside the eatery, good news. >> great news. >>> 5:34. we'll check in with sue and traffic for hopefully more great news. >>> not bad especially in san rafael looking good, southbound 101 towards civic center moving at the limit, a little more company on the road no problems to the golden gate bridge. that is flowing smoothly as well in is the bay bridge toll, traffic getting through tolls no problems, everybody is z

the california faculty association will be voting on whether to walk the picket line at all 23 csu campuses. christie smith is live in san francisco with why the strike vote comes at a particularly turbulent time for the school system. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that gets under way at campuses in about april hour. i have been speaking with instructors. they're confident they're going to get an overwhelming yes vote to authorize a strike, and they think this is what it might take to get administrators' attention over things like a salary freeze that they say has been in effect since 2008. the california faculty association had voting and information tables set up in the student union. 24,000 csu employees are voting over the next two weeks to authorize a two day strike, and this comes as they seem to have reached an impasse april 6 for a new contract. they say it is about a number of things, fighting layoffs, cuts to summer pay for instructors, while top administrators get raises and at a time when student tuition keeps going up. one student said she supports this movement beca

strike this fall could mean that causes will be open for some 400,000 csu students the california faculty association which represents 24,000 members including those professors librarians coaches and counselors has been able to agree at a new contract the faculty members want a chancellor's management slowdown and increasing class sizes they also want some pay adjustment for members who earn less than those who were high priest heard recently, permit physicians academic freedom for students and note two-tier pricing his voting process today will be two weeks long and what it means is if it passes in union disagrees with a settlement proposed by the fact finder that will then call for it today's strike and will be one immediately after the other sort of last for quite some time there will be a rally at noon today to kick off the voting process at san francisco state and the voting from 24,000 employees will ends on april 27th and shortly thereafter as when we would hear the results. >>> the talbot caliban is claiming responsibility for a series of deadly attacks in afghanistan gunfire at as through th

. >> the california faculty association will be voting today on whether to walk the picket line at all 23 csu campuses. live in hayward with what members are fighting for. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. well, tensions keep heating up over education. csu faculty are saying they're fed up and angry over all the hits they've had to take. so in just a couple of hours, they'll start the process of voting to authorize a strike. they haven't released the exact day of when that might happen. but this is after negotiations failed to produce an agreement after nearly two years. and this comes at a really tough time for the csu system, which has lost nearly $1 billion in state funding since 2008. they've hiked tuition, laid off instructors, and cut admissions for students. in the past, we've seen students leading the charge against these cuts. but the california faculty association is frustrated and they're considering a two-day strike. these are librarians, professors, counselors, coaches saying they've been asked to take big hits while campus presidents get big raises. b

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now, faculty members at all 23 cal-state campuses will begin voting on whether to authorize a strike. the vote a week after mediation between the university and the california faculty associationagreement. the main issues include pay and class size. the impasse has sparked events that could result in a massive strike, possibly delaying the fall semester. faculty members will be voting through april 27th. >>> a sex scandal involving the u.s. military and secret service may be expanding. >>> plus, hearings underway now over how one government agency spent thousands of dollars at a las vegas conference. >>> royal trouble. the future queen of england's sister caught in a picture with a mystery man pointing with what looks like a again >>> the pentagon now says military members to bejf scandal involving president obama's secret service detail. officials say at least five military service members are accused of inappropriate behavior so far. they were assigned to support the secret service inym preparation forçó thexdxdq thbúxlcçp secvá service and a tl after accusations surfaced they hired prostitutes. >>> first of four congressional hearings underway into the wasteful spending hab

now, faculty members at all 23 cal-state campuses will begin voting on whether to authorize a strike. the vote a week after mediation between the university and the california faculty associationagreement. the main issues include pay and class size. the impasse has sparked events that could result in a massive strike, possibly delaying the fall semester. faculty members will be voting through april 27th. >>> a sex scandal involving the u.s. military and secret service may be expanding. >>> plus, hearings underway now over how one government agency spent thousands of dollars at a las vegas conference. >>> royal trouble. the future queen of england's sister caught in a picture with a mystery man pointing with what looks like a again at a photographer. >>> the pentagon now says military members to bejf scandal involving president obama's secret service detail. officials say at least five military service members are accused of inappropriate behavior so far. they were assigned to support the secret service inym preparation forçó thexdxdq thbúxlcçp secvá service and a tl after accusations surfaced they hired prostitutes. >>> first of four congressional hearings underw

contract talks have stalled between the california faculty association and the board of trustees. the union says its members have been working without a contract for nearly two years. if a majority of teachers says yes to a strike it gives them the option to order a walkout. >> the chancellor is offering a contract of takeaways. and using the budget crisis as an excuse to defund public education. >> this will be the second time faculty members have taken a strike vote in recent months. the last one addressed recent issues in the now expired contract. >>> one of the biggest retailers in america is closing two stores in the bay area. best buy announced it will close stores in east palo alto and pi pits pittsburg. today the stores officially started their closing sales. >> i got the e-mail that said they were closing. everything 20% off. i came out from brentwood, california, other side of the bay there and got a pretty good deal. 400 bucks off of a 60-inch l.e.d. tv. i'm sad a best buy store is closing anywhere. >> best buy is working on finding the employees of the two bay area loc

contract talks have stalled between the california faculty association and the board of trustees. the union says its members have been working without a contract for nearly two years and if the majority of teachers say yes to a strike, it gives the union an option to order a walkout. >> the chancellor is offering a contract of takeaways, and using the budget crisis as an excuse to defund public education. >> this will be the second time faculty members have taken a strike vote in recent months. the last one addressed unresolved issues in the now-expired contract. >>> president obama is calling for a thorough investigation of the secret service prostitution scandal in colombia. at least 11 agents are reportedly involved. brian mooar has the very latest. >> reporter: president obama's summit visit to colombia has been upstaged by allegations of scandalous misconduct by some secret service personnel sent there to ensure his safety. >> if it turns out that some of the allegations that have been made in the press are confirmed, then, of course, i'll be angry. we're representing the peo

they are done on voting on whether to strike a newly proposed contract. 24,000 member os of the faculty associationan casting ballots on 16. the majority vote would allow a two-day rolling strike this fall affecting as many as 400,000 students across 23 campuses. >> i think the results will be overwhelming. we don't know what they are yet, but i would say the turnout was very high. people were enthusiastic about the prospects of standing up for themselves. >> the board of trustees claims that union demands would increase faculty compensation by $500 million a year. since the voting started the board has offered to resume talks. results will be announced next wednesday. >>> the last survivor who helped to build the golden gate bridge, 75 years ago, has passed away. we received word that jack mistrere died last week of natural causes. he was one of the youngest men to be hired to work on the bridge at the young age of 17 years old. >>> and we still have more ahead on "today in the bay." including more on why there are more recruits in the city of san jose in terms of the fire department. >>> also com

over the next two weeks, 24,000 members of the california faculty association will vote on whether to authorize a strike. their contract expired in 2010. some of the issues that they're concerned with, bigger class sizes, more extension courses for students that they say are put on those students where faculty earn less. these are professors, librarians, counselors and coaches and comes at a tough time for the 23-campus system. it lost nearly $1 billion in state funding since 2008. they've seen tuition hikes, faculty layoff, and fewer admissions for students. the csu spokesperson says he's hopeful that a settlement can be reached. voting, again, starts today, runs through april 27th and could result in rolling two-day strikes at east campus. they haven't said, though, which dates they've picked. reporting live in hayward, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, oakland police right now investigating six separate shootings within a ten-hour period over the weekend. the most serious injury happening around 11:15 last night on herbert guice way when a man was shot in th

vote comes a week after mediation between the university and the california faculty association ended without an agreement. neutral third party will make the next attempt at reaching a deal after that. the chancellor could impose his final offer. >> wisconsin man with phone number similar to one used in dancing with the stars, jeff's phone has been ringing off the hook every monday night. that's when the show voting occurs. he's one of the celebrity dancer donald dry former of the green bay packer packers. fans are watching and calling in but some of them forget to dial 1-800-before the number. situation. they know domestic was on there and they call. third one coming out and here we go i wonder how many calls. >> 123 in the last two week to be exact. last 7 digit of the phone are the same as the show call in number. he's asking voters to please remember to dial 1-800- >> poor guy. waiting for the phone to ring. >> shut it off. >> don't answer it. >> okay we deserve today. >> okay we deserve today. >> el it's going to be a next terrific the next few days. high definition the cam looki

the members of the faculty association say they haven't had a raise in four years. they are voting on whether to authorize two-day rolling strikes beginning during the summer session. >>> nasa is testing a new program to hopes will lead to an earthquake warning system. it maps california, oregon and washington with color codes to indicate how likely it is the area will have a quake. the red shows the highest probability, while green is the least likely. the maps are -- are linked to gps technology that monitor ground conditions. the maps are constantly updated with any new earth movement. >>> it's within one year since a deadly tornado outbreak in the southeast. this is video from tuscaloosa, become b-- alabama. more than 5,000 homes were destroy. that town was the hardest hit when more than 200 died in alabama alone. >>> :18. happening right -- 7:18. the shuttle "enprice" is on its way to new york city -- "enterprise" its way to new york city. the shuttle there, it's traveling piggyback on the back of a modified 757. it left dull list, washington, d.c. about 45 minu

the california faculty association says its teachers are working without a contract. it's upset over a proposed wage freeze, larger classes and cuts to summer pay. cs uchl has lost nearly $1 billion in state funding since 2 his 8. >> we're hoping that a strong vote pledging to strike will bring the administration back to the bargaining table and we can get through this mess, sign a contract and work together to get more funds for public education. >> a spokesperson for csu says it's premature to start talking about strike votes when they're still in the process of bargaining. the strike vote will continue over the next two weeks. >>> after two years of legal bickering, two silicon valley high-tech giants are finally going to trial. jury selection began today in the billion dollar trial that pits oracle and google against each other. oracle is suing google for patent infringement. it claims the software violates oracle's copyrights on programming language. it's expected to last two months and feature testimony from larry ellison and larry page. >>> barry bonds could be

the faculty, but vice chancellor gail brooks said: " the csu remains committed to the negotiation process as the best way to resolve the issues that remain on the table to reach an agreement." the california faculty association, represents professors, librarians, coaches, and counselors at csu campuses. union members voted on campus for two weeks on whether to go ahead with a strike. english professor gloria collins, says a strike may be inconvenient but the outcome will be beneficial in the long run, not only for the professors, but the students as well. gloria collins: " i am sorry about that um but for me uh i think it is a good way to um hopefully bring about change and try to preserve the quality of education that we've known over the years."" the union hopes the strike could happen this fall and professors say it will have minimal affects on students. next semester, all of joe west will be exclusive to freshman. but, the top floor will be dedicated to another group of students. justin germono is live on campus with the story... justin? jayme... a new themed campus village community in the fall will celebrate diversity within the community itself. ">>>the lgbt community on campus will have some space to

the only ones. 23,000 faculty members at all 23 campuses could walk out some time in september. >> i don't want to strike. but i will. >>reporter: tp she's with the california faculty association. >> everybody is going to be affected. the problem is that if we don't do something utility affects not only our current students but our future students. >>reporter: teachers are asking for a 1% salary increase. but they say that's not the main stumbling block. teachers want the university system to support a cap on class sizes. >> how aim going to teach 75 or 100 students in the class? i know that the quality of that instruction will decrease. >>reporter: most students agree. >> i got here three years ago class always kind of full but more and more i get up in my classes i'm noticing that the classes i get more and more packed. >>reporter: students also have a hard timeen rolling in most classes. >> it is harder because like so many people trying to get in the same class. >>reporter: administration admits it's been an ongoing problem. but says in the past 4 years the state has cut 1 billion dollars in funding. forcing all 23 campuses to take drastic cost cutting measures. state univ

the california faculty association will be voting today on whether to walk the picket line in all 23su campuses. members are upset over increased class sizes and the future of pay raises an benefits, there are issues over plans to move courses to the more expensive continuing education category. instructors would essentially earn less for teaching the same class in regular seas. both sides have been trying to reach a labor agreement the last 18 months. >>> cash registers will fall silent. best buy is closing its locations in both east palo alto and pittsburg, but they both will be open for the final time today. the retailers sell it will try to find positions at different stores for the employees. best buy says it loss mo than $1.5 billion in the latest earnings report. >>> the super bowl could soon return to the bay area. the 49ers plan to break ground on tuesday, and sources say the team hopes to snag the 2016 super bowl. the formal bid process is expected to start this summer. the taken says it hopes to have the stadium completed for the kickedoff in 2016. the last time the bay ar

it comes a week after mediation between the university and the california faculty association ended withoutn agreement. a neutral third party will make the next attempt. after that the csu chancellor could impose a final offer. they will voting through april 27th. >> today san francisco chronicle reports the csu system could be about to permanently end a system. grad students received notices and they were astonished the grant was missing. those needy students are being offered a federal loan at 6.8%. there is the possible loss of $200 million of state fund and that is top $750 million cut from year's budget. >> folks in the sierra are loving all the snow the storm dropped up there. nannette miranda has the story from placer county. >>> the late season storm is bringing skiers and snowboarders up to the sierra by droves. up to two feet fell in some spots bringing total to four feet. it was a great excuse to finally cash in her christmas gift. she couldn't last december because there was no snow last december. >> it's all good. >> and it's feels great. >> it's been excellent. you can fall on

>>justine: the california faculty association has until april 27th to say if they authorized a strikerya: of we're back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. on friday it will be over 80 degrees, we will be right back with more. softs >>darya: we're taking a look at the 7 day around the bay forecast. it is mostly sunny with a few clouds. look at the big news. friday, 81 degrees inland. look at the coast. no matter where you are on a friday and through the weekend it looks like it is going to be warm and gorgeous. we're back with more in a couple of minutes. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. compl

the cradle of progressism in america. >>> faculty members of all 23 csu campuses begin voting monday whether to go on strike. it comes a week after meditation between the university and the california faculty associationnded without an agreement. a neutral third party will make the next attempt at reaching an agreement. after that the csu chancellor could impose his final offer. members will be voting through april 27th. that's whether to authorize a strike should contract talks fail. >>> the cash-strapped cal state system also says it's withholding financial said for about 20,000 grad students. today san francisco chronicle reports the csu system could decide to permanently end cash grants. the paper students statewide began said receiving financial aid notices and they were surprised to see the grant that pace tuition for low income students was missing. instead they were being offered a lone at 8% interest. csu face as possible loss of $200 million in lost funding next year and that's on top of the $750 million cut from this year's budget. >>> this weekend folks from the sierra are loving all the snow the storm dropped there. nannette miranda has the story. >> the late season storm is bringing skie

the cradle of pro grossism in america. >>> faculty members ever all 23usc campuss begin voting monday whether to go on strike. it comes a week after meditation between the university and the california faculty association ended without an agreement. a neutral third party will make the next attempt at reaching an agreement. after that the csu chancellor could impose his final offer. members will be voting through april 27th. >>> the cash-strapped cal state system also says it's withholding financial said for about 20,000 grad students. today san francisco chronicle reports the csu system could decide to permanently end cash grants. students statewide began receiving financial aid notices this week and were astonished to see the grant that pace tuition for low income students were missing. instead the needy students are being a federal lone at 6.8% interest. csu face as possible loss of $200 million in lost funding next year and that's on top of the $750 million cut from this year's budget. >>> this weekend folks from the sierra are loving all the snow the storm dropped there. nannette miranda has the story. >> the late season storm is bringing skiers and snowboarders up to the sierra by the droves. up t

. >> csu faculty members fed up with a long-term contract dispute could soon stage a systemwide walkout. 24,000 members of the california faculty association began voting today on whether to authorize a series of two day strikes. professors, librarians, and other college employees say that they have been asking for a modest pay raise for two years. despite denials, professors plan that csu administrators have enough funding. >> the administration has said that the money is not there. if that is the case and why have they increased the salaries of administrators and not faculty? >> fees go up and class's go up, the teachers are not getting a fair contract, the quality of education is severely deteriorating. >> tells the universities have lost $1 billion in funding since 2008. if authorized, the strikes would occur at the system's 23 campuses, one after another. >> in other news, a petaluma elementary school teacher and her estranged husband are dead in an apparent murder-suicide. it happened yesterday afternoon in front of a divorce lawyer's office on keller streets. police say the woman was visiting a lawyer when her husband shot her. he t

the 24,000 members from the california faculty association haven't had a raise in four years. they are voting on whether or not to authorize rolling two day strikes beginning during the summer session. >>> the u.s. house votes today to prevent a big jump on interest rates on student loans. the ktvu alison burns report there is is no agreement on how to pay for it yet. alison. >> reporter: about seven million borrowers will see their student loan rates double from 3.5% to 6.8% this summer. the house is voting on a plan today to extend the current rates for another year. it's a republican plan that pays for the loan extension by slashing $6 billion from a preventive health care fund. democrats call that a poison pill. >> let's be honest, republicans never cared to stop this interest rate hike on students. >> reporter: senate democrats have a plan on their own that pays for the interest rate extension for another year by raising some payroll taxes on some businesses. but that vote is not expected until next month. how this is turning into a major campaign issue in the presidential

voting tonight on whether to strike over a proposed new contract. 24,000 members of the california faculty association began casting their ballots on april 16th. and they'll vote and will continue online until midnight this evening. a majority vote would allow a two-day rolling strike this fall to affect as many as 400,000 students across 23 campuses. >> i stthink the results will b overwhelming. we don't know what they are yet. turnout was very high. people were very enthusiastic about the prospects of standing up for themselves. >> the board of trustees claims uniian demands would increase faculty compensation by $500 million a year. now since the vote began, the board has offered to resume talks. results will be announced next wednesday. >>> it is a fair he won't forget. a cabbie who was carjacked in the east bay is safe tonight after being robbed at gunpoint and locked in his own trunk. the taxi driver told police he picked up three men at the bay point b.a.r.t. station in pittsburgh last night. he took them to antioch. the passengers pulled a gun and then robbed the driver and locked him in the t

members of the california faculty association began voting back on april 16th after contract negotiations failed. they had until midnight to cast their ballot. union leaders say they expect members to support a strike declaration. the union represents 24,000 professors, counselors and other staff on 23 csu campuses. the results. vote will be announcend on wednesday. >>> a group of people okay flying a 10-acre plot of land is planning a weekend of activities on that site. that land is owned by cal and right now about 80 protestors are living there. they say they're setting up for the big weekend that will hopefully draw several hundred people to the farm. activities include yoga, meditation, farming, and teach inns. the protestors say they want the farm preserved for sustainable agriculture. >>> it's take back unwanted prescription drug day, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. you can dispose of any medications at the following locations. a service is free and anonymous and no questions will be asked. this is a joint event between the sheriff's department and the dea. >>> good morning to you! the heat

the president of the merchants association, a former student of the school, and the parent faculty club treasurer. i am here today because i am asking for the removal of the principal. i am truly invested in the community and the success of the school. the community is what makes the school such a special place. they have all come together to make sure the business is nurtured. this community rallied together to heal and move forward. in eight months she has not only been detrimental by being verbally abusive and dishonest to parents and the community as of hold. this is a time when people come together to start the week right. she is conspicuously absent from school fund raisers, and arrives late, leave early, without interacting with parents. she is invisible to the community. she has allowed the work of the former presidents to be diminished and broken. >> thank you. >> my name is common. i would like to give one minute extra to this apparenparent. >> my son is not just a c student. he got arrested -- his father got arrested while my son was in the back seat. he went to three schools

contract talks have stalled between the california faculty association and the board of trustees. t of take aways. this will be the second time faculty members have taken a strike vote in recent months. the last one addressed unresolved issues in the now expired contract. how about this for a spectacular read, christina loren tells us a lot of sunshine. >> we have warm temperatures, the warmthe ewarmest temps thiss far. nice and cool this morning. still in the 50s. a clear start. headed toward the 70s later on this afternoon. low 70s today. 72 degrees in the valley, 73 for san jose, about 70 degrees in fremont and san francisco, 67 f for you. high pressure sets up over the basin. it's going to move through the east throughout the week. each day tacking on a couple more degrees. all works out like this. the seven-day tells the story. stray shower in the north bay possible, 77 degrees thursday, climbing into the mid-80s by friday. make sure you've got that muscle shirt ready, mike. >> we'll look for that. looking over to caltrain, we do have delays for the northbound direction. an ac

a vote on whether or not to strike over a proposed new contract. 24,000 members of the california faculty associationts on april 16 and voting ending at midnight. a majority vote would allow a two-day rolling strike this fall affecting as many as 400,000 students across 23 campuses taillight results. the results will be announced on wednesday. >>> the smash-up has begun and the traffic headache is soon to follow. on friday the heavy equipment swung into action on doyle drive. the long-time approach to the golden gate bridge is being demolished and the approach from highway 101 will be shut down until monday morning. we have complete coverage of the doyle drive closure and animation of the whole new project and how to get around the new mess to avoid it. this is on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> the nfl draft will pick up in the fourth round today. the 49ers will be the second team to pick. we are watching closely, right? it is pretty clear the 49ers are focused on adding speed to their offense. jim harbough selected oregon running back lamichael james. e he had more than 1800 running yards rushing

faculty will start voting today on whether to authorize a two-day strike. the strike would include librarians across the 23 campus system. california faculty association says they've been without a contract for therly two years now. it's also upset over a proposed wage freeze, larger classes and cuts to summer pay. they have lost nearly a billion dollars in state funding since 2008. >>> we're hoping that a strong vote pledging to strike will bring the administration back to the bargaining table and we can get through this mess, sign a contract, and work together to get more funds for public education. >> a spokesperson for the csu system says it's premature to be talking about any type of a strike vote when they're still in the process of bargaining. that strike vote will continue over the next two weeks. >>> you want to know are where the jobs are, cyber security. today a high-profile government official was in town to recruit local students. business and tech reporter scott budman was there at the event and, scott, i'm guessing this is no mistake, the secretary of ho homeland security is targeting local students. >> you're absolutely right, raj, tho

the american historical association hosted this discussion. it's about two hours. >>> good morning. thanks for coming. my name is marty kaplan, i'm on the faculty of the adam burg school for communication and journalism at the university of southern california. i'm also the founding director of something called the norman lear center whose mission is to study and the shape the impact of entertainment and media on society. if you're interested in the lear center's work, learcenter.org is the conclusion of my branding message. today is the second of a series of four events here at aha. it's the launch of a partnership whose members are the national history center of the aha and i want to thank roger lewis and jim grossman for being part of initiating this partnership. the lear center and also at usc the center for communication, leadership and policy which is headed up by my colleague jeffrey cowan. that partnership has a name. it's called historians, journalists and the challenges of getting it right. it starts with the premise that both those professions, historians and journalists are in the business of finding and assessing evidence, of analy

the program. the associated press in quote in talking to several of the students and faculty who was there, i thinkr me. i have that weight on my shoulders and i don't know what to do with it friends say she is in shock and suffering with survivors of guilt. teaching job at another school on monday likely saved her life. >> we have the frantic calls cas from 911. small plane crashed in a supermarket north of did he land. experimental plane crashed right through the roof of a crowded public store and landed between two of the store's aisles on monday right there in the meat department. a number of people then quickly called the cops. here listen. >> hear people screaming get out, get out. >> do you know if anybody is hurt? >> yeah. there is some people burned. >> just a plane crash over by the pub blix on the north end of town. engine sounded like it was sputtering. >> black smoke. it went down just seconds ago. >> shepard: somehow nobody in that store died. emergency crews tell us the crash burned two people in the plane as you heard as well as three customers inside the store. investigators say th

associate degree in radiology. now students are left in complete limbo with no access to their records or credit information. faculty members are still wondering about thechecks. here's reaction from oneston who says she was expecting to graduate in a couple of weeks and move to a four-year school. and reaction from one of the teachers. >> that now i feel like i have to start over. i could have attended ativity university which -- attend a different university which i was going do, but i thought this would be a better stepping stone. now i have to start over. i don't know. a shock moment. >> we were promised worst case scenario that we would be paid no later than april 4 or the 6, the money that was owed to us and what's due this month. we came in today to a staff meeting from which they canceled the entire school's classes. and was told that we would have no job come to. the doors are being shut. and they'll sent you a pink slip. >> reporter: a shock for all of them, obviously. and that faculty member says when they asked during the meeting yesterday when they would be receiving their paychecks, they were told by administrators we don't know. reporting

associate's degree in radiology. students and faculty now all left in limbo. students without any access to their courses and records. faculty say they have not had pay for thet month. >> i have to find a job. then when i go to the job and they ask for credits, we don't have them now. >> we were promised the worst case scenario that we would be paid no later than april 4 or the 6th what's owed to us and what's due this month. we came to a staff meeting from which they canceled the entire school's csses. >> reporter: in that faculty meeting yesterday, they asked when they might be paid. that faculty member says they were told by administrators nobody knows. some of the student here poised to graduate from their program in just a couple of weeks. now they can't even get access to their credits to be able to transfer or take them to prospective employers. reporting live from fairfax county, julie carey. >> thank you. >>> a fiery crash in chevy chase that killed two teenager has now claimed the life of the teenage driver. 16-year-old renard osmond was behind the wheel this weather this stolen toyota hit a tree and burst into flames. happened about two weeks ago.

associate the community college with. .. >> how y'all doing? great. thanks for coming. i do appreciate it. it's good is he a bunch of my students here and, of course, friends from the community and faculty. your support is welcomed. i would also like to thank of course cattahoochee valley community college for letting me do this here, and doctor cannon, kelli williams and karen kelly, and all the people that helped me put this together. and also c-span who's here tonight covering the event your and, of course, they would be remiss if i didn't thank my family who unfortunately couldn't make it tonight for giving me the support for doing this. also the support to write my other books and have time to do those things when there didn't seem to be much time to do anything. so that are of course the backbone of all this. now, before i start i'd like to tell each one of my students, actually this book is dedicated to you. it is dedicated to much of an dedicated to you for the reason being every semester at cvcc i teach the constitution. and as you all are aware when i do that, i ask the question of how many of you have ever read the constitution and, of course, usually one hand goes up, maybe

name of it is "the faculty lounges" and other reasons why you won't get the college education paid for. i'm going to run a clip and get you to respond to it. >> ahead of the american association of university professors was asked to comment on my blog by inside higher ed a few weeks ago and i think he said it left him speechless, so i was happy to take credit for that but i think he was very very angry and particularly i think what most professors disagree with and not look is my argument about tenure connection to academic freedom. c-span: talking about you professor. >> guest: perhaps a slight misidentification of my standard. i was an angry. i must admit that i was somewhat for domick and response to the book. for one thing, tenure has to be understood as part of a system. in my own most recent book, i call it part of you know, a three-legged stool, tenure, academic freedom and shared governance and you can't understand tenure which is partial job security, and as you see how it relates to these other things. naomi makes the argument that in many things that faculty members teach, they don't need academic freedom. you can teach calculus without saying anything controversia