the uc regents say a yes vote would fall back in the lawmakers' hand to fund the uc system better. they say if that happens, these tuition increases will not have to go into plate -- into place. we'll continue to monitor the situation here. but for now back to you, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco is preparing a bid for the 2024 summer olympics. giants' president larry baerd is leading the committee and ann warner cribs also on the committee. critics have raised concerns about whether tax payers will be left to pick up the costs of hosting the games. the 2008 licks cost $44 million. >>> 7:07. right now, in oakland, big rigs are backed up at the port of oakland. they are trying to pick up or drop off cargo. ktvu's tara moriarty live at the port of oakland to tell us why things have come to a halt at one of the busiest ports on the west coast. >> reporter: that's because a longshoreman died on the job yesterday. as is typical, longshoreman take 24 hours to investigate that. right now, there are a couple of stragglers. for the most part a lot are taking off. lon

we see 5% as moderate. >> reporter: this hike could be stopped if the state gives more money to the ucs in fact the regents have indicated this vote was meant to start a discussion about future funding. but it's the students caught in the middle and many are vowing to continue to fight. at ucla they blocked the planned bonfire set for a beat usc rally. it is the state budget that could help bail the system out. and that budget jockeying process will begin in january and run through may. live at uc-berkeley anne makovec, kpix 5. >> tuition for uc students has been frozen for three years. >>> down in san jose state university, they are upset about comments that were reportedly made at a campus meeting back in february. the group students for racial equality sent us the these pictures from a campus sit-in there. they are demanding appear apology after a donor allegedly made racist comments about latino students. that donor denies the comments but has resigned from the tower foundation. >>> investigators say the gunman who wounded three people at florida state university had been in a state

you can hear the chants let him go, let him go. uc campus police taking away a young man, his hands behind his back, about an hour ago, asking him if he was a student, he said yes. asked why he smashed through the door, he said he did not and he would need a lawyer. inside the uc regents meeting had to start an hour earlier with uc president janet napolitano front and center. at issue is the uc's proposed 5% tuition hike for the next five years, into the 1920 year, that's worse case scenario could raise what students have to pay annually from $12,000 now to nearly $16,000 by the end of that hiked schedule. napolitano says if the governor jerry brown does not give the system more funding, the tuition increase is inevitable. >> it's about not being used as political pawns. janet napolitano proposed this plan and in doing so, she gave the state an ultimatum, basically, saying okay you give us more state funding or we're going to raise tuition. and that's just not right. >> i think the students are misdirecting their frustration by going

at issue is the uc's proposed 5% tuition hike for the next five years, into the 1920 year, that's worse case scenario could raise what students have to pay annually from $12,000 now to nearly $16,000 by the end of that hiked schedule. napolitano says if the governor jerry brown does not give the system more funding, the tuition increase is inevitable. >> it's about not being used as political pawns. janet napolitano proposed this plan and in doing so, she gave the state an ultimatum, basically, saying okay you give us more state funding or we're going to raise tuition. and that's just not right. >> i think the students are misdirecting their frustration by going after janet napolitano. she's doing the best she can. the problem is not janet napolitano, the problem's not the regents, the problem's the governor. even with the so-called modest increases that he's provided in the last couple of years, uc is getting less money today than it

governor jerry brown says uc needs to be more efficient with its money. >> i'm not saying it's easy, but thee to 7, 7 billion and 5 years ago it was more like 5.5 billion. >> uc president janet napolitano argues the hike brings uc stability. >> this is the budget we believe we need, and we will need moving forward. and if we get off this year to year feast or famine. >> reporter: for some students the vote could mean the difference between uc or no uc. >> if tuition hikes increase, i probably won't be able to attend school. >> reporter: the uc president said today that this tuition hike, part of this five year plan is a contingency based on its current budget. if lawmakers were to provide more money in the future, these tuition hikes could be reduced, or eliminated. the assembly speaker said she ask working on legislation, a plan that would eliminate these tuition hikes for instate students. >> for now, it looks like they're moving forward with it. >>> a grand jury decision could come in a matter of days on whether to charge a police officer from ferguson, missouri, for the shooting death of

monday is a statewide day of action taking place across the state on uc campuses across the state.here will be mass actions and direct actions that students in the community will carry out to make sure there will be no fee hikes next year. >> reporter: and again, students have called for a day of action on monday across all uc campuses. not only at berkeley but everywhere else. uc leaders say the tuition like is not a done deal but depends on how much money the state can come up with. sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just within the last hour, state regulators decided to hit pg&e with a huge fine because of leaked secret dealings. they are fining the utility $1 million. pg&e shareholders would also be required to cover as much as $400 million of a proposed gas rate increase instead of utility customers. investigators say that rate increase was a product of back- room negotiations between pg&e executives and regulators. >>> extra counselors are at the campus of saint phillip at the apostle school after an attempted kidnapping. police say a man chased a 7th grade boy as he was

the question is what does the uc system plan to do with the extra money? hernandez joins us with answers. >> reporter: students here say they're worried and angry over plans to raise tuition. uc leaders say after a three year tuition freeze and not enough funding from the state they have little choice. >> i think it's already hard enough as a student to pay for tuition to come to school especially student who is don't receive financial help from their parents. >> paying for college could get harder for uc students like victoria. uc leaders propose tuition hikes, as much as 5% a year over five years raising tuition from what's currently $12972 a year to nearly $16,000 in 2019. >> we think this is a responsible, reasonable, prudent plan not only for the university but also students and their families. >> uc leaders say promised funds from proposition 30 simply didn't pan out like they expected. they say say they need more funds to increase enrollment of california students to continue financial aid programs and make other improvements. >> we're investing thi

the vote was 14-7. right now uc tuition is more than $12,000 a year. it could go up 5% each year reaching 15,000 by 2019. >>> at ucla protestors upset about the tuition plan were walking around in circles in the dark for hours. their demonstration kept a bonfire from being lit at a rally planned to cheer the bruins football team. coming up at 6:30, kpix 5's anne makovec will have a live update on a protest on the cal campus. >>> the sonoma county sheriff's department is defending itself after a video was released a drunk driving suspect being roughed up from sonoma county jail in january of last year. east va wroth had been arrested for dui. when deputies tried to book him they said he resisted. he was tased more than 20 times during the 29 minute video. wroth ended up in the hospital. >> i -- i honestly just didn't think it was ever going to stop. i had no idea that they were going to stop ever. i thought it was never going to stop. i thought i was just going to die. >> the sheriff's department says officers had to keep tasing wroth because he kept put

and we'll be there as the regents vote today. live at ucnne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> and minutes ago we are hearing about a new crash on the bay bridge again in the tunnel. westbound 80 this is a drive into san francisco blocking lanes reportedly again. this is just coming in within the last couple of minutes so don't have all the details yet but behind the pay gates it's already stacked up through the maze. a couple of other slow spots san mateo, that accident still there southbound 101 at 92. pretty jammed up from burlingame. >> all right. we are seeing a lot of fog out there this morning but look at this. we have some rain headed our way. that will be moving in a little later on but that fog still sitting out over the bay and the rest of the bay area. this afternoon, it's going to be a rainy day outside. 50s and some 60s. now another storm headed our way looks like that one moves in friday night into saturday. >> all right. thank you. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. remember your next local update is 7:26. captions by: capti

a protest is still under way on the campus of uc berkeley. at wheeler hall. kron4 has been there. >> reporter: as you might expect raising tuition is not well received by students. their frustration in what protestors are calling the dorm storm. they are encouraging first year students to join the movement. they have 100 students staying they plan to stay over night. it is not sitting well. >> the uc system is one of the last quality systems in the world. everyone gets an equal opportunity. that's what makes california special. we have a chance. they need to maintain that. >> we need more transparency. we want to know where money is going and where it is being distributed. we want more state funding. >> it affects the kids and siblings. >> we are people protestors who want tuition hikes to drop. >> reporter: they vow their occupation through friday. however long it takes for them to rethink their decision. >>> an el cerrito woman wants help look for example your wedding ring. a neighborhood heard the burglary but the suspects got away. the rin

the cost of college at uc schools for the next 5 years. university of california regents poised to raise tuition after a noisy protest today and a preliminary vote in support of that hike. ktvu's john fowler was at the meeting today and john is in san francisco with key details about who will and who won't be effected by this. >> reporter: that is an important part of this story for students and families. when the uc regents showed up they were met with noisy protests. >> reporter: angry demonstrated said the 5% per year tuition hike is unbearable, even though the students do get financial aid. >> i make above the cut offline for financial aid so i will be struggling and bearing the burden. >> reporter: officials say financial aid and scholarship -- after three years of no increases they said they have no choice. >> we don't have time to kick the can down the road. we have to make a decision today. >> reporter: it would raise $100 million that the legislator failed to provide. >> shame on us for being in this position today that got this b

by the end of the five years, the hike would bring tuition and fees to more than $15,000 a year. uc chief financial officer says that tuition increases now would help stabilize university funding so that future increases for students down the road could be more moderate and predictable. coming up more on what the students say and how they might respond this morning. >> interesting. student debt such an issue with our students. >>> 6:08 right now. time to check that microclimate forecast this morning as we give you a live look outside. san mateo bridge we've been watching rain steadily come down growing in strength. check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, first of a series of storm systems. not only do we have wind coming into the bay area also dealing with brief, heavy downpours, slick conditions. you want to keep in mind rain wind through the higher elevations. you really want to stay alert and take it easy. talking to those of you who head over the santa cruz mountains, definitely. one of the mornings you don't want to mess around. get out the front

this mournful financial will of the uc regents to drop charges our fellow berkeley students older residents charges of inciting a riot here at berkeley we are lucky to have a great financial it does the recent hike to do class number that will be passed on to students with a household to make less than $50,000 with campuses across state who students will suffer and the tuition hikes to some out as they for la presse it will have to play higher tuition and for our future generations. we plan on been here to our goal all meant. symbiont today in this hearing >>will tran: he is one of many students here allow law waking up been here before their activists were still very the students will head to their class of the suitors will roll in to replace them are after class of their return here >>mark: president president obama taking immigration overhaul plan to prime time. during a speech tonight at the president's plan to send the wrong deportation could affect these people live along the u.s. five main people living in the country legally could be protected and deportation. tonight at 5:00 follow

campuses. >> pam: fired a protesters on the campus of ucwhere students have staged a sit- in demanding the to which cannot be eliminated. they have been protesting at wheeler hall since last night and say they're not a budget until the board of regents resend the plan to increase those feet. >> reporter: will win and wheeler hall this then is continuing right now they're still angry and frustrated. says the ball even more angry and frustrated. >>: i think this is unacceptable they don't know will not regard to pay for tuition hikes. >>: i think it means that we're gonna losel lot of diversity. it's gonna affect people of color this is gonna affect the middle class students as " affect a fall >> reporter: uc officials tell us that the chance the not support the decision. as for how long ago as stay here and there is talk and they will stay here and protest for least a week >> reporter: thunderstorms are considering right now on is our wising extreme forms. is about an inch of rain per hour. you see the areas under the gun right now are over

. >>> community activists on the uc berkeley campus for uc tuition hikes. so far this protest has lasted more than 9 hours and this is a live picture at wheeler hall, they tentatively approved a plan to increase tuition five% for the next five years and the board will have a formal vote later on this morning. the protests started around 7:30 and about 50 people took over after they approved that controversial tuition and they quickly ballooned into a cup couple of hundred demonstrators. >> this is students having tee suggestions and right now they are not accountable. >> students were arrested earlier and went to the sit in after getting released from custody. they joined the berkeley students at wheeler hall and they are monitoring the situation and their actions will depend on what the students do. they plan on no testing in san francisco. the demonstration led to a confrontation with police that led to a glass door to shatter. governor knew some casted the only defending votes and the board will vote on a plan today. >> this is the budget we believe we wi

>> she's all over the uc at the door. >> they are looking for wires. trying to see if he is wearing a bug. >> despite chastity's initial nervousness, the officer confirms the deal and she accepts $500. >> before getting down to business, chastity checks out the room. >> look. she checks. she picked the money up to see if it was counterfeit. >> reassured the money is authentic, chastity ordered the undercover to get comfortable. code for get naked. >> get naked? completely naked? >> yeah. >> okay. >> you good with anal, too? >> no. >> for 500, 30 minutes. >> it won't go in. >> i told you to bring the tools. >> what tools, the lube and stuff. >> yeah. >> -- first of all. >> why? just kidding. >> having heard enough, sergeant jodi furlong orders officers to make the arrest. >> hey. i knew it. i swear to god i knew it. >> the woman known as chastity is identified as dynasty dunaway of toledo, ohio. because she's young looking and about 1,000 miles from home, officers question about her about her well being. >> i don't think a girl like you needs to be doin

. >>> as expected the full board of the uc board of regents voted today increase tuition for the next 5 years. protesters gathered in san francisco again today but to no avail. uc board of regents approved the plan by 14-7. that means tuition can be increased by 5% for each of the next 5 years but it is not a guarantee. officials say if the state increases funding to the university system the hike will be unnecessary. but students are vowing to protest and say they don't want to be forced to pay more. ktvu's rob roth is live at university of california at berkeley where demonstrators continue their occupy of wheeler hall tonight. rob? >> reporter: right now 200 student demonstrators are inside the amdemic -- academic building. >> reporter: among students on the university of california at berkeley campus today these are the five most uttered words. >> i think it sucks. >> reporter: hundreds of students are so upset with the uc board of regents vote to raise tuition they have been demonstrating inside wheeler hall. >> if everyone on the campus decides they be had enough -- they have ha

at issue, the uc campuses and the rising tuition. students are not happy. nbc bay area's mark matthews joins us. this involves most powerful people in the state including the governor. >> governor brown on one side and uc president in the middle the students who felt like pawns in the game but they made it interesting just getting into the meeting. regents had to run a gauntlet of protesters attempting to keep them out. police pulled students out of the way and set up barricades from keeping angry protesters from getting in. 21-year-old was quickly taken away in handcuffs accused of shattering a window. inside students railed against university president janet napolitano's proposal to increase tuition 5% per year. >> not be transparent in how it is spending money. >> all students leave universities immediately saddled with crippling debt. >> on behalf of under graduate students do not support this plan. >> reporter: napolitano blamed the governor. >> state support remains near the lowest it has been in more than 30 years. >> reporter: she said the universit

his budget would add $142 million to the university's budget this year. only if ucds the line on tuition. there were protests against a proposed hike yesterday at a number of uc campuses. >>> developing in ferguson, missouri tensions are high as the city awaits a grand jury decision on whether to charge a cop for kill a teen. darren wilson shot michael brown back in august. ferguson's mayor is warning people to prepare for the worst. oakland is sounding at large keeping a close eye on what's happening in ferguson. >> reporter: oakland has a history of civil rights protests. often starting out on point. but sometimes then descending in chaos after sunset. >> i had to replace this one and i had to replace this one once before. >> reporter: you have to look closely inside dion's downtown oakland shoe store groupie to see the marks of past protests. >> this is something left over from the trayvon martin case here. >> reporter: splintered glass on her storefront window. >> you see here? kind of a little bit here. purple spray-paint everywhere. >> reporter: the work, she

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you couldn't even hear the vote count. right now uc tuition is more than $12,000 a year. it is set to go up 5% each year for five years, reaching $15,000 by the year 2019. >> we're not just angry. we're sad. there are students crying in the halls. you should be crying. [ crying ] >> we see this as one step in -- in the budget process. >> we see 5% as moderate. >> the uc president says the tuition hike is needed to help with employee pay and to hire more faculty. >>> rain and the raiders' dismal record have done little to dampen the loyal fan base. they see tonight's nationally televised game as an opportunity to deliver a message. kpix 5's da lin is at o.co coliseum where fans are speaking out on the future of the franchise. da. >> reporter: well, liz, these volunteers right here are passing out about 15,000 of these "stay in oakland" signs. fans going to the stadium. adecide from holding up these signs during the -- aside from holding up these signs during the prime time game tonight they have a plan to get attention of people watching. >> reporter: even for a team that's

how the fight over raising tuition is pitting the head of the uc system against the head of our statehern california strike could mean empty store shelves just in time for the holiday shopping season. only on 5, how some bay area workers are rushing to the rescue. those stories and more at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> thanks for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> remember kcbs, our radio partner, when you hit the remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. >> friday the building lighting of the embarcadero. >> friday night we'll be there live. >> yup. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, shut the front door. >> pelley: tonight, shut the front door. an historic sn eople stuck in their homes, stranded on the roads. >> keep going. we pulled over under this bridge and we've been sitting here ever since. >> pelley: jericka duncan tells us there's more on the way. nbc pulls the plug on bill cosby after another wom

and finally, we would like the u uc region gents -- region gents -- regents to stop charges on saying one of our fellow students incited a riot. >> reporter: they are monitoring the situation and students say they were joined along with some of the demonstrators from the uc davis campus and they will be headed to the meeting in san francisco a little bit later on to reiterate their demands they made earlier and again furious about this proposed tuition increase and they will continue as they occur throughout the day and nor now, back to you guys. >> it definitely sounds like it is getting more active, christian. >>> we have learned about an overnight shooting which injured three students. it happened on the school's campus library. we understand one of the students is in critical condition and the gunman was killed by police. after they say he refused to drop his weapon they opened fire fire. >> the library as you can imagine was packed with students studying for final exams... >> officers are investigating the shooting and have not said whether the gunman was a student. classes have

the uc chief financial officer says the long-term goal includes bringing stability to the funding of the system so that students and families can plan. >> we have a significant amount of mandatory costs. we have retirement contributions to our pension system, retiree health, our own health benefits. one of either areas that i point out the state could help us in is in retirement. >> here's how that proposed hike would shake out for students. 5% in five years, students go from more than $12,000 in tuition and fees right now to close to $13,000 next year and in five years the hike would bring tuition and fees to more than $15,000 a year. when this news first broke a couple weeks ago students told us they did not know how they were going to manage those extra costs. often we see students being active politically in this cause and protesting outside that meeting we expect it could happen again today. >> a big deal for them. >> a lot of money. >> thank you. >> one we will continue to foll follow. >>> santa clara county animal shelteringing for people who want to adopt more than 30 neglect

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the meetings are being held at the uc san francisco mission bay campus. l be a proposed tuition increase. governor brown and uc president janet napolitano have clashed about this for weeks. governor brown has also appointed two new members for the university's governing board. that may mean more opposition to the plan for the tuition hike which comes up for a vote this week. >>> buffalo, new york is used to being slammed with lake- effect snow but it is getting hit earlier than normal, as much of the u.s. is shivering from a powerful arctic blast and even southern states are not being spared. another frigid night for millions as bitter cold air grips nearly the entire country. temperatures shattering records across the midwest with some parts in the single digits. in northern texas, temperatures dropped to 9 degrees yesterday, the lowest on that date since 1959. the nationwide deep freeze has 50% of the u.s. covered with snow crippling some parts of the midwest. in cincinnati, parents and volunteers of a high school football team were shove. ing 400 tons o

a lot of pushing and shoving with police as students try to block the entrance to the meeting by the uc board every -- of regents. >> they slowed down the meeting but did not stop it. amy hollyfield is joining us from campus. someone was arrested, amy? >> yes, because of this. there is no door. there used to be. it shattered during the protests and a 21-year-old berkeley resident has been arrested. he is facing felony vandalism and inciting a riot. officials say this happened when a small group charged at police officers. the door shattered. this is the most violent we have seen of many clashes this morning. >> professors and police clashed outside of the building where the regents are meeting to discuss whether to increase tuition. >> students linked arms and refused to move as police tried to get reegypts into the blocked building. students in the middle of the struggle complained police were violent and aggressive. >> we are staying strong. we are in solidarity. >> several attempted different routes before they found a way in and others tried to talk with the students. they hope the

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hatching today, the uc board of regents due to vote on raising tuitions. nts including governor jerry brown have a big decision to make about raising fees at all uc campuses. brian flores is live in san francisco where we've been seeing students are already holding rallies. if you look over your shoulder. this will have a big impact on their wallets. >> reporter: good morning, dave. huge impact for many of the students out here. very emotional, as we've been talking about. you are taking a live look outside of the mission bay campus. this is just a small portion. amount of students that are out here this morning protesting these possible tuition hikes at all uc campuses. there are hundreds of students from all over the state. some from berkeley, davis. we've seen some students from santa cruz as well as riverside, even ucla here talking about this possible tuition increase over the next few years. but several students already outside of the front of the entrance. this meeting is scheduled to start at 8:30. this particular topic is scheduled not to be talked

they marched across the city today as part of an action coordinated with other schools in the uc system. >> abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is live from the cal campus this afternoon. >> reporter: some student protesters remain inside this building you see behind me, wheeler hall, and say they will stay there until the tuition hikes are reversed. other students, scores of them, took their protest to the streets. [ chanting ] >> reporter: at noon today, perhaps as many as 300 uc berkeley students walked out of class. their actions and their signs clearly expressing anger at last week's decision by the board of regents to increase tuition. over five years tuition for a california resident would go up from just over $12,000 to more than $15,000. students say they are fighting for a free public education. >> we are fighting for every individual to have the right to be educated regardless of their background. we are fighting for the american dream. >> reporter: in a twist, the protesters marched to nearby berkeley high school and the community college, saying these are the future students

nbc bay area's nannette miranda joins us live from the uc president's office in downtown oakland. nannette, this comes as a bit of a surprise. >> reporter: yeah, total surprise, totally out of the blue. uc has received more than $100 million in extra state funding in each of the last two years and will continue to do so for a couple more years, but after years of budget cuts during the recession, uc says it's time to pay up. it says it needs more money to increase enrollment, hire faculty, and cover employee benefits. tired of not knowing how much the university of california will get in state funding every year, president janet napolitano proposes up to a 5% tuition increase every year for the next five years. tuition and fees combined are just over $12,000 a year now. next fall they'll be closer to $13,000 a year. by 2019, undergrad students could be paying as much as $15,500 a year. with a chart showing the ups and downs of funding and consequent tuition increases and decreases over the last 20 years, uc's chief financial officer says the new plan will bring stabilization to the

not on the uc- berkeley campus very near police arrived there and see what they found a 20 year- old cpr and declared that person that at the scene. and now according to investigators they are ruling this death in a suspicious at this point i'd been the victim as a move lower and this is what it would tell us it is not a uc-berkeley student at this point and a person inside the home did not live at the fraternity at the as i said it is actually old little off of the uc-berkeley campus. investigation will continue today and take a drug toxicology reports as a move lower and i thought is maybe later today they may release the identity of the 20 year-old male beckham obviously developing story didn't what information on the story in mutt or identity of the victim will pass it along >> : that you so much poult surveillance the got said nordstrom beckham, or on getting punished by another woman. the story behind the punch that has made or shut chopper's arguing he was to blame for it >> : look at the video according to the police the victim natalie richardson puncheon the face after askin

the uc regents are set to vote today on the tuition hike, a key committee for the competent voting toport the hikes and today the full before votes. what are the constitutes going to do after the vote? they have not reached this point they are taking it on a minute by minute basis and for now they will continue the sit in. >>> we will watch this

place here at the berkeley police department continue to investigate the death of a 20 year-old new the uc. now not giving us a lot of detail about the neck, but we do know yesterday shortly after noon 12 tide in the afternoon they receive the call but of unresponsive beckham and son of the address of the 2700 block of bancroft. now when they got there that's when they discover the lifeless body of a 20 year-old male victim. the thames to revive unsuccessful and pronounced dead at the scene and >> : now what is what took place the fraternity and not on the uc-berkeley campus called beta site for retarded the do i now according to police the victim inside the home was not a member hands of students at uc berkeley alumni not getting any details about what they believe caused the death >> : right now the role in the deaths of specials and top the toxicology tests at some point today they may release the name of the victim right now they're waiting to notify the next life can before they do that obviously developing story any detail what causes death or the suspect and will pass along >> : hap

he was not a member of the fraternity. he went to uc davis. the cause of death has not been released. >>> thousands took part of a protest in mexico city. [speaking in spanish] >> 43 students disappeared in september when they continue fronted police about to pitation -- prief 5thization -- demonstrations have affected tourism in acapulco. here at home, hundreds of people in san francisco demonstrated over the student's disappearance. the emotional protest filled the streets of the mission district. many blamed the u.s. drug war for supplying weapons to the mexican cartels. the mexican government is a major cause of immigration. >> many mexicans are here because they came because there's no conditions to live in peace or live well in mexico. >> mexican authorities have arrested 70 people in connection with the student's disappearance. >>> think you are angry when your phone battery dies. imagine how scientist feel knowing their comet has run out of batteries. >> iconic pictures of the fab four. haul have to spend to own the selection. >> i foun

and where astronomy students could practice their science. >> the activists plan to try to block the uc system from going through with its proposed tuition hike. >>> one of the san francisco zoo's gorillas has died in a freak accident. the zoo's youngest gorilla was trapped by a closing hydraulic door last night. the accident is still being investigated. >>> still ahead, a california mom shows up at school and finds her daughter still locked in a cage. the school says that they have been using cages like that for years. >> i had no money just even for survival. >> crushing student loan debt you can never escape. how the feds plan to collect whether you have the money or not. >> and sunday will give up to its name but there are changes ahead. we will have the details in the forecast after a break. ,,,,,,,, cocoa or eggnog? toasty or frosty? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, you can save $400 on the c4 mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the ro

the tuition. not room and board. ucmore protests when commenting the increases are needed to help with employee pay and pensions. now, again we're out there with the student protesters. we'll have more reaction in our next hour of "mornings on 2". >> thank you. >>> 7:45. you know, sal has been looking forward to today. >> yes. >> it's a very big deal. >> cal will play stanford in the 117th big game. last year, the cardinal walloped the bears, 63-14. after winning just one game last year, cal is doing pretty good. they already have five victories. they need one more to qualify for a bowl game. >> stanford has a 5-5 record but they are still a slight favorite to keep the trophy given to the school that wins each year. i did a little research. the ax has been around since 1899. it started as a rivalry over baseball which i thought was kind of cool. >> you know, tori, we talk sports all of the time off the air. >> yes. >> cal is really happy to be here. their win valleys loss record. stanford, not so much. they went to the

the answer is beyond the headlines. ucundergraduates pay full tuition. about 70% receives some form of financial aid. the system's current program provides financial aid for students with families earning as much as $150,000 a year. there's one more fact that's hard to digest. some this additional $95 million anticipated over the nec five years would go back on these salaries and retirement. people forget that uc is a quality institution that competes really with the best all over the country and the world. it's been losing quality researchers and administrators to other institutions paying more, considerably more. it's really a brain drain. on that note the question is how important is it for uc to remain among the best universities in the country? there's disagreement on that question when you consider the cost. >> i would think there's no doubt people want to maintain that high quality but how much are they willing to pay is a big question? a lot of disagreement over how to proceed. if uc increases tuition then they wil

. >>> annual tuitionen fees in the uc system may be going up. m can offset budget cuts. tuitionen can go up as much as 5% per year for the next five years. governor opposes that. the uc system will not be allowed to increase tuitions. >> more charging station for electric cars. submitted a 200,000 request to increase the number of charnling station. there are already a number of stations. >>> nice to charge up a little snow for all those place up there by beautiful lake tahoe and how are we looking so far today? >> by midweek we'll have some wet weather. today we'll remain dry. little breezy and that leads to a drier air masz today. this is a live look i 08 over oakland. notice that camera shaking quite a bit. at the surface where we reside not a lot of wind. you have to get up into the higher elevations in the hills this morning where it's really gusty. we'll have a look at some of the gusty conditions. so for starters we remain with a weak ridge over the bay area. we're going to remain high and dry. you can see the cloud spill spiling into the

she said the 5% year tuition hikes would go forward without more money. >> state support for uc students remains near the lowest it has a been in more than 30 years. >> >> reporter: governor brown asked the regents to spend more time studying the proposal. >> this looks toward a joint effort, a collaborative effort. >> reporter: tonight, these protesters say they will fight today's vote. >> the struggle is just beginning. we think we can get that money out of the state and defeat these fee hikes and gentlemdefe efforts to privatize the university. >> students are studying and talking and working out strategy for tonight. tomorrow the regents will vote on the tuition plan voted on today. they will vote as a group, the regents will vote tomorrow. tonight, these students tell me they will be here all night long. reporting live in berkeley, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area. >> thank you. class will be in session tomorrow. santa cruz high school will reopen its doors after it was abruptly shut down today. the principal of the high school met with parents and students this evening. it was closed beca

why they say this is only the beginning of their fight. >>> happening now, night two of a sit in under way at uckeley in protest of tuition hikes. today the university of regents voted to increase 5% a year. that would kick in if the system does not receive more funding from the government. amber lee is here with the efforts to fight those hikes, amber. >> reporter: we're inside wheeler hall, if you look behind me you can see some students are just arriving, others are settling in for the night. they say they don't plan to leave until the regents reverse today's vote. >> reporter: uc students and their supporters describe their action as democracy in action. they want no tuition increase and they want to know how money from any tuition increase will be spent. >> it makes me very thankful that we're not going to just settle with the uc regents decision. and we're willing to go and fight against this. >> reporter: despite the sit in here at wheeler hall it was still business as usual. students tell me they joined the protest when they had some free time between classes. along with sleeping bags an

the vote was 14-7. right now uc tuition is more than $12,000 a year. it could go up by 5% each year reaching $15,000 by the year 2019. >> we're not just angry. we're sad. there are students crying in the halls. you should be crying. >> we see this as one step in the budget process. we see 5% as moderate. >> uc president says the tuition hike is needed to help with employee pay and to hire more faculty. meanwhile, ucla protestors upset about the tuition plan were walking around in circles in the dark here for hours. their demonstration kept a bonfire from being lit at a rally planned to cheer the bruins football team. >>> we'll get a brief break from the rain today before more rain returns this weekend. [ thunder ] >> here's a look at berkeley yesterday as the storm dropped rain across the bay area. gray skies clouded the hills as cars plowed through some minor flooding in the streets. san jose got some much-needed rain. the umbrellas were in full force as people strolled the streets of downtown. local reservoirs are extremely low and chesboro reservoir

some have paid millions in dollars in ransom to win the release of their hostages. >>> friends of uc berkeley graduate jailed in southeast asia are petitioning the government to bring her back. stacy addison is a veterinarian who quit her job to travel the world. she was arrested in the country -- when she shared a cab with a man who went to pick up illegal drugs. she was released but detained again. her friends are trying to raise awareness about her situation. >>> mindy created quite a buzz on the social media while shooting episodes. >> you look fabulous by the way. >> thank you. i was wondering when you would mention my outfit. >> she does look fabulous. she says she loves to go shopping. she did not get a chance during this visit because they were shooting all day. her crews shot at several locations including pier 7. they also filmed at the golden gate bridge which she calls breathtaking. she wouldn't reveal too much of the bay area plot line saying there are surprises she doesn't want to spoil. >> my character ends uptaking an unexpected trip to palo alto for an extended period

that was the beginning of student activism here at uc berkley and across the country. it also went beyond empowering students. it empowered a young actor and aspiring politician named ronald reagan. that's coming up next. cocoa or eggnog? toasty or frosty? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, you can save $400 on the c4 mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. silent night not so silent? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. where you'll find our lowest price ever on the c4 queen mattress-just $1499.98. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> 50 years later, uc berkley is embracing the free speech movement. even naming a cafe in honor of the protest. what many people may not know is the free speech movement as an organized group dissolved in early 1965. but its legacy spans the political spectrum. from launching ronald reagan's career to anti-v

they protested to try to keep the uc regents from meeting. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. anne makovec is at the meeting of the regents and the students are protesting. >> reporter: the regents are taking a committee vote today on this proposal to raise tuition thousands of dollars over the next five years. the student protestors have pretty much broken up their protest outside of the building. but the regents are still meeting inside. this glass door of this ucsf building was shattered during protests this morning while the board of regents was meeting inside talking about a proposal to raise tuition now about $12,200 by as much as 5% each year for the next five years. >> the plain fact is that tuition must now be on the table. >> reporter: the fee increase would start at around $600 per year rising to over $15,000 a year in tuition costs. >> this plan brings clarity to the tuition and financial aid process for our students and their families. it eliminates the need for a massive tuition increase in the future. [ chanting ] >> r

. >>> happening today, the uc regents begin debate on a plan to raise tuition. the plan calls for raising tuition by up to 5% per year for the next five years. governor brown opposes the tuition hikes. his budget would add $142 million to the university's budget this year but only if uc holds the line on tuition. there were protests against the proposed hikes yesterday at many uc campuses. >>> the united states senate fell one vote short of passing a bill to build the controversial keystone xl pipeline. all 45 republicans voted yes but louisiana's mary landrieu failed to get enough fellow democrats to support her bill. the pipeline would carry oil from canada's tar sand pits to refineries in the u.s. the bill is expected to pass next year when the gop takes control of senate. >>> the united nations has lots on its plate with the ukraine, syria and ebola but north korea wants the u.n. now to take action against a seth rogan movie threatening violence. that movie premiered in san francisco and elizabeth cook asked rogan if he is worried. >> i'm the agent lacy with

is at the door knocking. door is open. uc's inside. >> officers listen anxiously to the static-filled exchange. >> they know that sanchez's safety depends on their ability to track and act on every detail. >> got a male walking in? >> suddenly a big man appears and swaggers up to room 214. >> looks like a male to go up to the door to take the money. >> detectives suspect it may be lil barbie's pimp. >> get an eye on him. >> arresting officers continue their creep slow and stealthy into a striking position. >> he's got the money, black top. keep an eye on him. >> there he is. i see him. >> this is him right there. >> good deal. >> good deal. >> it's a good deal. >> go, go, go, go. >> police move in to take down barbie and the male suspect. >> keep your hands up! >> hands up! >> oh, i don't want to do nothing with you! i don't want to do nothing with you! stop! he took my clothes off. >> where your clothes at? >> when barbie realizes she is caught, she claims she's been raped. >> i'm not falling for this. you're going to jail no

lieutenant governor gavin newsom sits on the board of regents. he reminded uc that four chancellors recently got significant pay raises. in a statement, newsom said the university of california cannot bestow pay raises on its top earnings with one hand, while continually taking more from students and their families with the other. uc says those chancellors had not been given a raise in eight years. in berkley, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> as for the university system, it has not increased tuition in three years either. a spokesperson says raising prices is on the table for next year. >>> enough is enough. that's what activists are saying tonight after a pedestrian was killed today in san francisco. 51-year-old lori helmer was jogging when she was hit by a golden gate transit bus. it happened just after 6:00 this morning as the driver was turning left from lombard on to van ness. investigators say they still don't know whether that jogger was in the crosswalk when she was hit. >> the driver is one of our senior drivers for golden gate transit. he's been with

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